McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)
- Class of 1937
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I ' 5. . . ,--X: , 5351 :Q : , , L', . j'1'Q.i --'.'Ff:- Uni' -A 1 11 g -wr J ,:,'g -:-Q.-,z -33.3, T- ' 541'-T' -114i-3 ,-.b,-.. , , , ,hx , L -75.1 .eng l . -x ' t Lg:j ,: - .2 F. .-1 , . - , , ,L . -. .--. .. . , ,,K-.,, ' -fr -.fw.3a:-4-fue - In Ai. ,.,. , 1 ' A w -QV.. ' . 'Ml ,, 1 W , 4 . w 4 'Qlf 3,5 .- ' 1 .P '- ,. ., .Ov . W if ,J . --x- 4 MR. L. G. POTTORF Principal of McKinley Page MR. JESSE H. MASON Supfrintendrnt of School! VAHIC M. l,UN'l'Z l,7'z'.1'I'rfz'I1l l,OR ICN Ii. SOUICRS BOARD EDUCATION H. N. BOWMAN Page 14 GlfORUl': H. DFIU l'ivr-pr1',fz'Jfnt FRED K. DOMER llffice and Library Mr. L. G. Pottorf. A. M. Columbia Ed. M. Harvard Mr. H. W. lienedict. A. li. Princeton Mr. L. VV. Baker, Ph. li. Heidelberg Miss .lean MCCuskey, A. li. Vllooster li. S. in L. S. VVestern Reserve Miss Avanell Gregory Miss Charlotte Keller Miss Elizabeth Oellinger Miss Evelyn Van Kirk Firrf row: Miss Perry, Miss Zaugg, Miss Boznian. Srfoml mtv: Mrs. Melov. Miss Wenrick, Mrs. Dailey. Third row: Mr.. Miller, Mr. Hanson. Firxtrow: Miss Gregory, Miss Oetfinger, Miss Keller, Miss Van Kirk. Srrond row: Mr. Pottorf, Miss McCuskey. Third row: Mr. Benedict, Mr. Baker. Art and llome Arts Miss Martha Bozman, Cleveland School of Art Mrs. Cora Dailey, B. S. in Ed. Ohio university Mr. Leslie D. Hanson. li. S. Ottawa Mrs. ,leannette Meloy, B. S. in Ed. Kent Mr. Ellmore Miller, li. S. in Ed. Ohio State Miss Lula Perry, A. B. Hillsideg A. M. Columbia Miss -lanet Vllard. B. S. Ohio State Miss Key Vllenriclc. ll. S. in Ed. Ohio university Miss Katherine Zaugg, li. S. in lid. Ohio State Page 15 Senior English. Journalism and Debate Miss M:1i'guei'ite Hair. Ph. li. Vlloostei' A. M. Llflllllllllill Mr. S. hlndson Crzindzill. A. lf. Denison Miss Mary lfclcly. Ph. li. VVooster A. M. Chicago Miss lris Hziverstnelc, A. li. A. M. Oberlin Miss Katherine Mack. Ph. ll. Denison Miss Grace Murhurger. A. ll. Michigan ful rn:z': Miss Nlzirliurgt-i', Nliss llziverstuelc. Sffmnl rn.'z': Miss Mzwls. Mr. l'i':inil:ill. Tlifrfl mtv: Miss liziii. Miss Iiiltly. .lnnior English l Miss Milclrecl -lones. A. ll. Vllooster Miss llelen Keller. A. ll. Hiram Miss Grace hong, A. ll. Vlloostei' A. M. Chicago Miss Mzirizin Seymour. A. ll. Ohio Xllesleyznn Miss livelyn Shelton. Ph. ll. Mount Union Miss lfstliei' llionipson, A. ll. Mnslqinguni A. M. Colinnhizi Miss Alnizi finninger. ll. S. Kent State A. M. Akron lfir,i1 mfr: Nliss Long. Miss -lones. Semin! mu Miss Keller, Miss Sk'l'Il1HllI'. Y'fi1'1'iIrofc': Miss finninger, Miss lf. Vllhoinpson. Page 16 v Sophomore English Miss Gertrude Bock, A. B. Capital Miss Ruthana Davis, A. B. Oberlin Miss Ida Galbreath, A. B. Allegheny A. M. Columbia Miss Florence Hill. B. S. and B. S. in lid. Ohio State: A. M. Northwestern Miss Janet McBane, Ph. B. Wooster Miss Elizabeth Motschman, A. B. VVittenberg A. M. Columbia Miss lnez Summers. A. B. Mt. Union A. M. Vlfisconsin Miss Elizabeth Wade, A. B. Bethany Miss Mildred Wilson, A. B. Wittenberg Miss Thelma Bowman, A. B. Ohio Wlesleyan I' nfl f-mv: Miss Hill, Miss Bock, Miss Davis. Srmrza' mtv: Miss Motschman, Missflalhreath, Miss Summers. Tlzznl row: Miss Wilson, Miss McBane, Miss Wade. American and European History Miss Olga Julia David, B. S. Mianii I1 I ruse: Miss Bowman, Miss David, Miss l.ehmillcr. Srrmnl fw:c': Miss lleinlman. Miss McConnell. Miss B. iilionipson, Y'f11irrfruif': Miss McNairy. Mr. -lackman. Miss Marble. Miss Ella Mae Heidman, A. B. Mount Union Mr. T. B. Jackman, A. B. Ohio Vilesleyan Miss Ruth l.ehmiller, A. B. Wilson College Miss Elma Marble, A. B. Western Reserve Miss ,lanet McConnell, A. B. Ohio University A. M. Columbia Miss Mary Mclxlary, Ph. B. Wooster A. M. Columbia Miss Bess Thompson, Ph. B. Mus- kingum A. M. VVisconsin Page 17 lv ry! rnrzf: Mr. Angovv, lVlr. Fry, Mr. llyatt. Sfimlnl T1I1'UIlMI'. llL'llllllUL.1lVlI'. Swant, Mr. lilIfI1l'l'. llimf fVloort-, M r. l'c-a mfr: Nlr, S. l'. Snntli, Nlr. rev. lml ustrial Nlr. C. F. liowles. lncliana State leacliers college Mr. Clifton Frizzell. ll. lf. in lfcl. lVlr. Clyde Garl, ll. S. Perdue Mr. Roy Henderson, ll. S. Kent Mr. G lf. l,ittell, Valparaiso Mr. C. A. l,yle. lloston School of Printing Mr. l,ee l'ancake. li. S. Indiana State 'imwiwi-S' college Industrial lVlr. lf. 0. Angove, Western Reserve Mr. Reign Bittner, A. li. Hiram Mr. G. E. Fry, Bowling Green Mr. Ted Hanning, F. ll. Ashland Mr. Floyd Hyatt, ll. S. in lid. Kent Mr. G. S. Moore, B. S. in Ed. Ohio university lVlr. Walter Pearce, Ohio university lVlr. S. P. Smith, lVIiami Mr. George Swant, Stout lnclustrial Institute lVliann l ir.vl mfr: Mr. Bowles, Mr. Frinell. Svconzl msc Mr. Panealie. lVlr. Garl. Tliirfl row: Mr. l,ittull, Mr. Henderson. Page 18 v Vocational Dcpartlncnt 'liwo year unit trzltle courses :Mitliorizetl hy State program of tratles and in- clustries. Mr. G. lf. Nlzxlick. clirector-Pennsylvania Schools ol lntlustrial arts, .'xlCfUIl'RCglSIf5I'CCl prolessional engineer, mechanical division Nlr. H. D. Mellon, machine sl1op,fAltron, tool antl alle mzilier :intl designer Nlr. NY. S. Osborne. welding :intl sheet metal, siiperintentlent :incl foreman ol Welders-- memher ol .-Xmerican Welding society Nlr. R. l.. Brown. ziiitoinotive shop-fservice rnainzieer Nlr. T. H. lfverett, drafting and technology- l,ll'I'Sl'1llI'gl1-ll'lClllSfI'lL1l machine designer Mr. lf. W. Beyer, vocational electric shop-li. S. in lt. l'..tJl1IU Northern. registeretl professional engineer Mr. Don Bartlett, trade math and English- lntliana State leziehers' college Mr. C. C. Smith. trade science-B. S. in lid. fuse '-imlusrfilll Chemist Fz'r.rz1-nw: Mr. Malick. Mr. Beyer, Mr. Osborne Mr. xl4 R. Barrie-S, Social Scigncf -A, B, Xkbostcrg Srrnml ruw:'Mr. Brown, Mr. C. C. Smith. Mr A, Nl, Columbia Mellon. Tfz1rdrofc': Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Barnes Mr. lfverett. Comlncrcial Social Scicncc Mr. Paul lzlarl-iley, lg. S. Mizliiii Mr. Lee Cherry, lA. B. Ohio VVesleyan Miss Myrtle Colville, HS. in lid. Akron Mr. O. Deetz. Ph. li. Wooster O. Deetz, Ph. ll. VVooster Mr. Charles Forrest, A. B. Cornell Mr. F. VV. Leist, A. B. Ohio Wesleyan Mr. D. V. Peabody, B. S. Ohio State-5 A. M. Columbia Mr. Clifton VVarren, A. B. liarlhamg A. M. Cincinnati Firft row: Nlr. Leist, Miss Colville, Mr. Forrest Sfrmzd row: Mr. Deetz. Mr. VVnrren. Third row: Mr. Barkley, Mr. lleahocly. Page 19 Bookkeeping and Business English Mr. D. 0. Corner, ll. S. in lid. Ohio university Mr. lf. F. Goodman, Bowling Green Miss lfstlier Puterlwziugli, A. li. Mus- kingum Mr. A. M. Rickcrt. A. ll. Bluffton Mr. M. F. Robinson, li. S. in lid. Bliss: A. li. RioGrz1ncle Miss lftliel Swineliairt. A. li. VVooster ml rfm':sMiss l'uu-rlmaiugli, Miss Swim-linrr. S,-mmf rmv: Mr. Gumlinzin, Nlr. Ruliinsun Y'l1l'rilrn:1': Nl r. fnriirr, N1 ix Riclu-rt. 'l'yp1-writing and Stclnography I Miss llorotliy llzirmw. ll. S. in lfcl. Mizimi f Miss llzizcl lluvcy. A. li. ll. S. Nc-lvrziskzi Mr. ll. li. lfortl, A. li. Denzincc College Mr. l,lnycl Gmlmc-ll, ll. C. S. O1-lice Train- ing Q'olunilwus Mr. Ulysscs l,:iwrt-ncc. li. S. in lid. Kent Stam- Miss lluzn-l Post. ll, S. in lftl. Micliigzin Miss l,t-Lili Srolicliill. li. S. in lfcl.Ul1io Univcrsity Mr. lf. lf. Yziiwc-. ll. S. in lid. :incl in lius. Ad. Oliiu Stzitv University Mr. llzillu-rr lf. Wiliirr. li, S. in lfd. Kent Sturt' l lil'Jl rnrv: Miss Dzu'i'mx'. Miss Post. Miss Duvcy Swfmlfl mtv: Mr. l,11wl't-iicc, Mr. lvliitu, Mr l ul'cl. Tlzirrl mic: Mr. Yzinfc, Mr. cifilblkf. Page 20 Foreign Languages DD Miss Goldie Bowser. A. B. Oberlin Miss Ruth M. Erdnian. Ph. B. College of VVooster Miss Nellie Lutz. Ph. B. College of XVooster Miss Clara Schneider. A. B. VVestern Reserve: A. M. VVisconsin Miss Flora Schneider. A. B. VVestern Reserve. A. M. Columbia Miss Mzithildzi Schuster. A. B. Wyestern Reserve Miss Evelyn Shelton. Ph. B. Mount Union Miss Ethel Stonehill. Ph. B. College of VVooster, A. M. Columbia Miss Emilie Zureher, A. B. VVestern Reserve: A. M. VVestern Reserve Fzirrt row: Miss F. Schneider. Miss E. Stonehill Miss C. Schneider. Sfrnml msc: Miss Li Miss Zurchur. Miss Shelton, Tlzirtl mfr: Miss Bowser, Miss Schuster. Miss Erclmzin. ii D Science Miss Leota Clark, B. S. A. M. Michigan Mr. C. VV. Eretz, A. B. Ph. D. Wooster Mr. Glen Cross, B. S. Mount Union Miss Florence Housley. A. B. Oherlin Ed. M. Harvard Mr. VVilliam Lanning. B. S. Ohio State Mr. R. D. Metzger. B. L. Kenyon Mr. John Nethero. B. S. Kent State Mr. john Porter. B. S. Wooster Mr. Delbert Pratt, B. S. M. S. Denison Mr. C. L. Riley. A. B. Mt. Union Mr. Lloyd Swan. B. S. Mt. Union A. M. Ohio State rf! mfr: Mr. Swan. Mr, Metzger, Mr. FFPY7. Mr. Riley. Srroml row: Miss Housley, Mr. Na-tlicro. Miss Clzirlte. Tfzim' fowl lVlr. floss, Mr. Lanning, Mr. Pratt. Page 21 Mathematics Mr. O. V. Boone, Ph. H. Grove City College Miss Katherine llroda. A. B. VVestern Reserve Miss Edna Shuniaker, li. S. Denison Miss Annie M. Stewart. M. A. lfdin- burgh Scotland Miss Lillian VVzilton, A. li. Oberlin Mr. Otto NVeedmzin. A. li. liureka College rf! mfr: Miss Sri-wart, Miss Shuinzikt-r. Srmml' rmu: Miss Wahl Mr. Boone. in. Tlifrfl mfr: Mr. Wt-L-drnzin, Pllysical Education Mr. 'liheodore liranin, li. P. E. Spring- Ht-Id College Mr. lillis Carter. A. Ii. Mount Union Mr. Virgil Hinton. A. li. Otterbein Miss llester .lane johnson, A. B. Oberlin Miss Minnie Lynn. A. li. Oberlin Mr. Dun Myers. B. S. Mount Union Mr. .Iohn Reed, A. li. Penn State Mr. Paul Schott. A. li. Otterbein Mr. H. l.. XVieck. Normal School of Gymnastics Mr. Charles XVright, li. S. Miami Firvl row: Mr. Schott, Miss xlohnsron, Miss Lynn, Mr. Wright. Srmml mtv: Mr. Carter, Mr. Vlleick, Mr. Rt-t-tl. Tl11'ri1'rnfc': Mr. Hinton, Mr. lirzinin. Mr. Myers. Page 22 Sf 1' ..j.-. .V x W A ':Hl'i1'5' V Q.: .1 K , 1 .,4'. W w I 1 , . 's 5 I 5 5 ' f. 1 '1 -.KH N v 1 '42 .ggi a 2 1 X Q-331211 Q - ir-,Ei .Hgwsa I ,J Q r Q 1 A Page 23 V V Y oAMn,l,o ABBoNizlo llItl1.l.l'll'l-Ill .lrlf .l filling prrmn lo lmol lllf' l:'.i'l - A - 1 v 1 or .wfliorr ,fur 37. HOWARD ABERNETHY Gfnrral lntramural swimming 2, 3. gl man of all lmurf. rrazly ffl' lilly' llzlrrg BETTY ADAMS f:l!l.f,f1'l'lIl Service League 4: Modern Writers' club 4: l'ress club 3: Friendship club 4: Girls' Booster club 3, 4: Commit- tees 3. 4. Hflllll'7'.1 relm lurmw you mid In my Charming, flrliglilful, rliiarnllrzgly gay. WILLIAM ADANIS Crmfral Councilman 2: Reserve basketball 2: Varsity basketball 3: Varsity football 3: Varsity track 3. 4: lntramural base- ball 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Automobile club 4. Sfx j,-My ,wo inrlmr of 'rrgulnr fella' lx'ill'.f ll rral .fpnrl. SIDNEY ADELMAN lIi'111'rz1l Councilman 2: Boys' Booster elub 4: Automobile club 4. lr1lrrr.wh'1l lu. llllfl liPIlI'Fl'.llliH,lf lu. hilt rl14.u'r11z1lfi' MARGARET ADRIAN Grnfrul Leaders' club, social chairman 4: Class play 3, 4: llooster club, Il'1:2lS- urer 4: Councilman 4: Basketball 3. 4: Volleyball 4: Tennis 3, 4: Friendship club 3, 4: Art League 4: 'lihespians 4: Yale-Harvard 4. Thr wry pink of prrfrrliurz-nur idea of a Iypicul all-.flnirrimn girl. MARTHA JANE ABEL f:IHI1N12'7'l'1itIl Social Science club 2, 3, 4: Friend- ship club 4: Booster club 2, 3, -lg Automobile club 4. Ulllarllm, alba! lo do lifr part. TOM ABRAHAM Tech n ical French club Z: Intramural baseball 4. Truly, armllifr 'lmrzmt ,lln . KENNETH ADANIS Cl11,r,r1'r'zll Hi-Y 3, 4: Boys' Booster club 4: Automobile club 4. ulylllll a man does, not ,uiyf if the lruz ynrrlxfzcle nj lui' lml1a':'1'u1lr. ELSIE ADELMAN General Quill and Scroll 4: Times' Agent 3: Girls' Booster club 2. 3: Social Science club-2. 3, 4: vice-president 3: Girls' Service. 'League 4: Business stall' 4: Advertising Manager 4: Press club 4. S7mrlcling ryef, cz frirmlly ,vmile lllulcri' knowing Eliif' quill' i'l'Ul'fll 'lUllllt'.,x RUBY ADOLFF Claffiral Class play 3, 4: Latin club 3. 4: llooster club 2, 3, 4: Committees 2. Ruby ,rpfalxr Frfnrlz like ll true mufli'moif1'llr. MILDRED AKE Claxfiral Leaders' club 4: Travel club 4: Mod- ern Vllriters' club 4: Booster club 3, 4: Friendship club 2, 3, 4: Class play, wardrobe mistress.3, 4. Yale-Harvard cheer leader: Tennis 3. l'iz'aciou.t blond girl with a Colgate :milf and a charming manner. I Page 24 A I' I FRANK ALBERT Gmzeral Booster club Z, 3: Art League 2: Social Science club 2: Intramural bas- ketball Z, 3: Volleyball 2. 3: Choral club 4: Debate squad 4: Publicatirn business stall' 3, 4: Operetta 4. Frank uratrf In all lmthwfar and afar U ISABELLE ALLEN f:lH,f,T1il'!ll Councilman 3. Sugar and ypirr, and fwryllzzazff Lllllfvf urn' H ROBERT ALLEN Co m nz frr ial Booster club 2. Cultzf'ate,r Ihr manly art Qt' doing alwayf hir own part. ALFRED ALLMAN Imlufrrial .lrtf Volleyball 2: Committees 3: lntra- mural track 3. HIVIIPPI you haw ll thing begun Keep at it then, until it'.t flow. DOROTHY ANDERSON Commrrfial Social Science club 2: Booster club 4. fl clzrfry hfllo in hfr fyff .Yotlzirzg at all to 1lf.fpi.rf'. VIRGINIA ANDES Clafxiral Girls' Service League 4: Leaders' club 43 National Forensic League 3, 49 Thespian Society, treasurer 4: Press club 4: lVlodern Vllriters' club 3g Dra- matic club 2: Class play 3, 4: Basket- ball 2. 3, 4: Hockey 2g Tennis 2, 3, 43 Booster club 3, 4: Friendship club 3, 4: Committees 4. Virginia thinkf the world a .vragf .-Ind Jo .thr playa' her part. -'fl Page 25 V 4 7 Q JAMES ALLARDICE Clanifal A Debate Team 3, 4: National Foren- sic League 3, 4: Social Science club 33 Booster club 4. Ifl,.t mfrztioiz Ihr goodfor which lze'.r Hood. MAGDALENE ALLEN Com merrial Booster club 2, 3: Friendship club 3. U.-I 603' Nourfg VPll..V.f- who ll-i'f'J' in blz'.r.r. CLYDE ALLISON Clarriral Varsity swimming 3, 4: Intramural swimming 2, Lifeguard 3, 4. Nothing ugly, mfan, or Jnidf, Could fwfr be .raid about our Clydzf' GEORGE ALWARD Tfrlz H ical Hi-Y 3, 4: Class play 3: Booster club 3. lVez'er niedzlle with arfnrf for thzy arf a favored flair. NAOMI ANDERSON Commrrvlal Booster club 2, 3, 4. J Jpiril jillfrl with merry cheer, J quzft m1nd, a mn,rrz'enr: clear. PETE ANDREADIS General Reserve football 24 Intramural base- ball 2, 4: lntramural basketball 45 Volleyball 45 Times Agent 43 Hi-Y 3, 4. Extra Jupply of common fenfe, .Al worthwhile lad in conxrqufnczf' V V Y CARM ELLA ANDREOTTE f:Il77l!NI'ffl'tli Quietly gfninl, zl1'1'izlrflly .vlrong You'll lilv' her frr you know llrr long. CARMELLA ANTHONY Cunznifrrinl Booster club 4. Slucliou.r, quiel, alwayf al ruff' Proud p0,r,rf,r,rur of rl zlriflff' In f5lr'rl.fz'. SAM APPELBAUM Trchniral Intramural basketball 2, 3, 45 Volley ball 43 Intramural baseball 4. The greater! of men Become pn'1'1'zl now and lhz'n.' FRANK ARMOGIDA Claffical Ah, llzal we all were 'Frank'. ROBERT ARNOLD Claffival Booster club -lg Choral club 4, Chem- istry club 4. All of ur, lIt'lIullil!fl'll will: Bob Know he'J alwayr on Il1l'j'ob.U WILLIAM AUMAN Inzluflrial .flrlf Not many fo zzfliw af Bill llflm, not for wry long, 1-J' Hill. -. Page 26 BENNIE ANGELO Irzdunrial .-Inf Councilman 2. llappy-gu-lucky, prppy and free, .xU7f1l7lg r.vi.rling botlzrrf mr. MICHAEL ANTHONY General Choral club -l. The key ro .furreff If flu' will you ponfff WILLIAM ARDMAN General Councilman 3: Hi-Y 3, -lg Social Science club -lg Poetry club -lg Com- mittees -lg Booster club -L Ile caperf, he dancer, Ile winlef and romanref. HARRY ARMSTRONG General Boys' Leaders' club 3, 4: National Graphic Arts club 5, -I-Q Varsity track 2: Annual stall' 4. Powerful, for url if power. GLENDA ASHLEY General Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship lub 4: French club 3, -lg Latin club 25 Art League -lg Travel club -lg Hockey 25 Volleyball 2. 35 West Point-Annapolis 2. 1'lea,ranl mannered and .rincere life all rejoice when flze if near CAROLYN AUSTIN Cla.r,rical Orchestra 3, -I-3 Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4: Social Science club 3, Automobile club 4. Oulu :he may be or not .11 any rate the .rtudifr a lor. WILLIAM AUSTIN Clafrical Boys' Leaders' club 3, -lg Treasurer -lc Chemistry club Bfl1inrl tlzofr n.ff7FCJ,, II humor lim Slumbfrmg quwlly in hir fyr,f.', MARY AYOUB Cwwrrll Girls' Booster club Quik azlf'1'r.f4' lo the lllullzrr Coon' lllary 7h 1 1 71 I ' IDJ' rrzf ft ' nl all rm1frm'y. ELSIE BACK Co m mfrrfal Girls' Booster club 4. If t ZlL'f rhf ,vtrayxffomtl1r'l1.f'ale'1ztrafh We'll Jurrly all wanIEl,r1'f Back. BETTY JANE BAILEY Commnrial Chemistry club 4: Travel club -lc Girls' Booster club 4: Basketball 3. Daly the path thai fill' will f7'l'lZd.l, BETTY BALL Comnzfrfial Girls' Booster club 3: Automobile club Har hair if alwayf mvlr .ln apprrrzalnl Mraz. PETE BALLOS Gzfnfrzll Varsity Football 2, 3, -lg captain -L Thr winning fpiril, har .rlmfghl a- 1117111 Bzllloff' SI! Page 27 V A 7 Y EDWARD AVERY Gfnnal Choral club -lg French club. Edward dom' hir bfarl 'flzfrry' timr. KENNETH BAAB Tefhniral Kfnnelh if zndzarfd to uf Becauff he bring! ruch :hen to uf BETTY BAER Grneral Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Fimes staff, Editor-in-chief, Press club 3, 45 Travel club 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 4g Committees 3, 4. Compu: biz of effirirnt activity. HARRIETT BAKER Claxfical Girls' Service League 4. Stillman of patron and rlfwrnzfr o ,, f fltlluff. PARKER BALLARD Gennal Student manager 35 Hi-Y 4. High idealf arf an arfez for any man. JOSEPH BALOUGH General Duff the very but hz can Ha: the making! of Z1 man., 7 V Y HAROLD BAM BERGER Cn ni mr-'rr inf Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Councilman 2, 3. fl1rK1'nlr'y'.i Frfd .'lfla1'rf -bu! juff call him Burl. MIRIAMTBARHAM flrrlrrrll Girls' lfoosti-r cluh 4: Arr l.c:iguc 4 llrr nnilrx an' J ZU. z'I am! kind 1lIdi6'!1l1'1 t' uf Il praivjlzzf mimi. ROBERT BARRETT Trrlmicul Hlmpoffant liillf man -l2ul1l1If'. BETTIE BATE Crnrnil Girls' lloosri-r cluh 3. .-Irt ix Jrirrzrr in ilu' Hr.vl1. M ARY BAUM Cnmnirrr If 1: Girls' Boosrur cluh 2. 3, 4: l rii-n'l- ship club 4: Choral cluh 4: Yollcy- hull team 3. l'n'!ly In wail' will: lfiliy to talk 1'Uil1l.H PAULINE BEACH Y Cfwral Girls' Booster club 3, 4: Social Sci- ence cluh 4. SllfjuJlrr1r1'1l1f!p allrarringfrffr1d.i. Page 28 ROBERT BARBER Commsrriul UW Ilzing 11191 Jun' of Nut Io fall in 10 1' U WILLIAM BARKEY Uvnfral Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Reserve Football 3g Times agent 39 Class Play 3. H llf who ffiflff with all If ferr likfly !o full. FILARET BARSON Clafriral Quiet and grave, but frifndly with all. VIRGIL BAUGHMAN Clafxiral ulljide of.x'110uIrl'fr, tall in fram: Virgil Baughman if lhe namz. JACK BAYLOR General Boys' Booster club 2g Councilman 3. fl Jymphony in F0114 nd good nature. DOROTHY BEARDEN C0n11m'ra'ial Friendship club 43 Get Acquainted club 4. pl pleamnl girl, Ihouglzlful and politef' GLADYS BECKER Com 77Ir'I'L'1ilIl Girls' Booster club 3: Orchestra 4: Choral club 4: Chemistry cluh 4. U11obtru.tiwly pleamnl, our Glaflyff, ARLINE BENDER Claffiral Band 2, 3, 4: Times Agent: Booster club 4: Friendship club 4: Chemistry club 4: Art League club 4. L xl pinnaclr of polirfm',rtt, HELEN BENELEIT 1 Gsnrral i Friendship club 2, 4: Girls' Booster club 4: Social Science club 3: Modern Writers' club 4. Hrlfn bubblfy with ambifionf' ELEANOR BENTZ Commfrrial Girls' Booster club 3, 4. Kvmwlfrlgf' li buf folly, Uvzlanr qu1'rL'r11f1l by gran' H ART BERRYMAN Troll ll ical For llflf a jolly good frllow. PAUL BEST Induflrial .elrfx Paul drifrwxt Ihr 'Bf,rt'. V V S CHARLES BECKNER Gfnfral Automobile club. Qf' fucli are lfuf'-l-V1iz'PI!ff mark. LUCILLE BENDER Grrzrnll Tennis 3: Friendship 3, 4: Times Agent 4: French club 4: Art League 4. IIN rm! fiend Jzffxlf no frown, .thf furrirf if proudly H HERBERT BENSON Gfzzfral lntramural haskethall 2, 3: Volley hall 2. 'J mrril, righf noble, ha: llerbfrlf' HELEN BERGER Cfznznzfrrirzl Girls' Booster cluh 3. pl lzfarl lo n'.mlz'f', a lifarl to contriw llamlf In rlrf lllzll fm' :4'l1 11:11 you sirius. GEORGE BESHORE Cfrirral fl ,firmly pun' will :vin hir rate. ELTHA BESWICK Co nz martial Friendship club 43 Girls' Booster club 4. Having an anim' riaturf, lil:lm'.r sfldom melancholy. yu PW 29 I V V Y ROSE ANNE BETROS Cu m Vflffflllll Girls' Boostcr club 2, 4: Social Sci- ence 3, 45 l l'Ik'llllSl1lD cluh 4. i'CumI Tlflifflilllf rjfurl if Roye Jun. HENRY BIDDLE Gf'?1l'fllf llaml 3, 4g Choral club 45 Pri-ss club 4. .Vo f11r1'.r al all, no t'IlIlJ'l' lo worry A ul l Z'x'Pl Ihr br!! ran nzalv' mr hurry. JAM ES BIERWIRTIAI Crnrral lnrramural basketball 3, 4, lnrra- mural baseball 4. For fwry zulzy jamrx har a zvlwrr- ., forz. GLENN BIGGAM Grnwral Choral club 41 Opcrutta 4. U.-I Tf'Ul'l'2' !l4'.llIiH1'lf In Ihr!!! f!IflM.YIIIllf.f.H MAXINE BILLINGS f.'l11,r,i ical lfriuiulsliip club 45 Choral club 4: Girls' lloostcr club 3, 4, Social Sri- cncc Club 3. uIf'l't'7' grntlr, grand and fruf .'l frirml In mr, a frfrml In you. PAUL BINKLEY I nnzmnzal LL lflSIilLl1I'l C Ltr Lacltrl mobile duh 4 1nertnzarx lip ll vars zomfrmz about 'Prim Vin-: , Q. -h.. IA.. , 1,4: Choral club 4: Councilman 2, 33 Auto- ' O ' ' ' .A 'QM nfl , v vw, I, i.,- If D,-.. . ,ll . Y Page 30 DOLORES BICKAR Com mercinl Thur who do not low' her Umloublfdly do not know lzer.', JANE BIDWELL C!H.l'.VfClIl Latin club 3: President 4, Friend- ship club 3, 4: Girls' Booster club 3, 45 Councilman 3. Our and all ,rlie dom brguile lffflh lzrr .frown and wirzfonzf nnilrf' NAOMI BIERY Gcnrral Girls' Booster club 3: Biology club 2' French club 2. J lan Jo proper and Jalal! Ifwn hrr wallezng U dom' in Male. 9 ROBERT BIGLER Trflzriical Hi-Y 2, 3, 49 liancl 4. Hfglllifk In ,mg IlIl1'!'L'1'V' Io lhink, quick- f'.f! Io nfl. ROBERT BILLINGSLEY Grnfral National Graphic Arts 3, 45 Choral club 4. .-I worrlzwhilf' pa!--Mio boy and gal. LUCRETIA GRACE BIRIS Co rn mercial Girls' Booster club 4. If it be 111145 ln drzum, Then lf! mr flf'rp.,' ANDY BIRTALEN General Reserve basketball 35 Varsity Golf 3, 4. Strong of body, great of 7Il1'7l!l.H ANNA JEAN BLACK C'ldJ'Jl'L'!1! Committees 3, 4g Class Play 34 Fri- endship club 4g French club 4: Chem- istry club 43 Girls' Booster club 4. Looking for fun? GH on thi' trafh Of a girl by flu' rzann' of ,Inna from Black. LILLIAN BLACK C07?l77lffCillf Girls' Booster club 4, Friendship Club 4: Social Science 4. Girls' Booster 43 Frienship club 4: Social Science 4. H Hair gloriouffy red .J gal who'H gf! ahead. TED BLOHM ffliljflifllf Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Committees 2, 4: Art League 4. 1'lIuL'l1 mow muff! bf ,raid .lboul fall gfHll1'fIlIfllN'd Trai. n HARRY BODINE Gfnrral National Honor Society. Publication staff 3, 4: business manager 4: Dra- matic club 2: Class play 3. 4: Social Science club 3. 4: vice-president 4. W'1'lh grzzrlm as high ar hir ,rpz'rff.f. and an f'mplml:'1'famty for buzz' 11'r,f. HELEN BOLTZ Grnrral Girls' Booster club 4: French club 4. 'Thr lIffUl'l'l1ll,l' frimf of bring young. I'-'ll Page 31 V 3 V Y JANE BIVENOUR Cenfral Girls' Booster 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 43 Modern Writers' club, Treasurer 43 Class play 4. GloxJy hair of twiftrd gold Bright rtarf apifcf her fyff do hold. DORIS BLACK Claffical Dramatic club 2, Basketball 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3g Friendship club 3, 45 Girls' Booster 2, 3, 4, Modern Writers' club 4: Class play 4. J live wire' who'll never henrteppfd onAz'itaIity plus-rlzafy Dnrzf. JANE BLAKEMORE Clauical Leaders' club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 45 Girls' Booster club 3, 45 Art League 45 Committees 3, 4. jane it often releclfd For .rhe'x newr dfjfffftff BETTY JANE BLUEFORD Clr1,v,rz'ra,' Girls' Booster club 2, 3. SIM is a woman and therefore may hr won. MARY BOHLANDER Cummfrcial Girls' Booster club 4. pl plfaxirzg rounlfrzam' If no flight adzfa'nzagr. ERMA BONVICINI Comnzfrfial Girls' Booster 3, 44 Friendship club 3: Times agent 3. Tlzi,f lady ii frrfnr, ,ruprfme. V V 5 BERNICE Boom: Ilo mf' lfm no nz 1-ff Choral club 4: Girls' Booster club 4: Friendship club 4: Operetta 4: Council- man 4: Girls' Booster representative 2: Times Agent 3. Thr glory nf Il firm raprimnzu mind. VIRGINIA BOPE Cla,v,r1'z'al Art League 4: Band 3, 4: Girls' Booster club 2, 3: Committees 2, 3. fin l'Ilt'lI!1I1fliN 1' lr ll ml mfrrv H if zz gg . zyrf. 1 JULIA BOUR Cla5.r1'r11l Friendship club 3, 4: Girls' Booster club 3, 4: French club 4: Art League 4: Choral club 4. lml1'ncti1ifly II lady az all Iz'nzz'.r. WENDELL BOWEN lndwvlrial .lrlx Interclass basketball 2: Intcrclass volleyball 2. lL'vzdurnm'f', fnrr.vz'gl1r, .flrrugfh and Neill. EMMETT BOYD fllLI.l'.l'l'I'Hl Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Councilman 4: Art IA.-agum: 4: Modern Writers' club 4: Boys' Booster club 3, 4: lnterclass basketball 2, 3. 4: Interclass volley- ball Zg Interclass baseball 3, 4: Indoor 2. Cay da,rl1z'ng Lallzario, .llrKinlfv'.f Emu lfru mmrlf' ' IIELEN BOYD Claniral Friendship club 2, 3: Social Science 4: Girls' Booster 3, 4. fun good-nulurfd and no! pn'- . H I!7ll1Ou,l'. Page 32 WILLIAM BOOTH fll!lJ'.1'l-CII! National Honor Society, Class trea- surer 2: I.atin club, vice-president 3: Chemistry club 4: Band 2, 5, 4: I'Ii-Y 2: Automobile club 4. UfI7'iL'7Ill,fh1'77 if mails of fxtrfnz and plrn,rurr. CARL BORDEN Gf'nc1'z1l Intramural track 3, 4: Intramural basketball 3. 4: Cross Country track 3, 4: Varsity track 3: Incloor 3. Too gootl to be urzleimlf' CHARLES BOUROUIN Cfmfral lVlcKinleyite staff, Press club 4: National Graphic Arts Society 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Ifclitor of Graphic Arts club paper: Intramural baseball 3, 4. Fond of fun and plmmgrapliy, dark good lanky and a grand .fmixf nj humor. DOROTHY BOWMAN Commrrrial 'limes stall' 4. Good ualurf, the bflllllj' nfllif mii1rl'.' FRANK BOYD Cla,r.f1'fal Hi-Y 3, 4: Boys' Booster club 4: Intramural basketball 3, 4: Intra- in iral volleyball 2: Intramural base- ball 3, 4. li1r'z'ifably llfhl-1l!Z' ilu' wlirrl of zz l.'nrlgf'. ' RALPH BOYD Carrara! Band 2, 3, 4. Give him Il ,tux Tlzriz fry and relax. I 15 I' I MARY E. BOYER Grnrral Girls' Booster club 4. l'ri1zriplf' lil' rwr my moIluArm f.x'pfd1'f11 fy . FLORENCE BOZRICH f:0?7Z7Vll'7'L'id1 Social Science club 3g Girls' Booster club 2. folly and tvillz plfafing way,r. HELEN BRADSHAW Grnfraf Girls' Booster club 4. Thi,-' llflfn, 7101 uwrly fall Lilcff flu' boyf who play foolbrlllf' JAMES BRATTE 1nzI'u.rlr1'al .'lrf.f Boys' Booster club 4. ujjfablr, rourlfouf gfullfnm ri- fnmr,r. CATHERINE BRAUCHER Clrzrfical Press club 33 Friendship club -lg Arr League -lc Booster club 3, 4. Small but 1'ndi,rper1.fable'- Katia. JOHN BRETEAN Cfnrral Choral club 41 Boys' Booster club 5, 45 Biology club 2. Rsprm'rnlati:'f of clan fpirit, Jparlf- 111an.fl11'p ar1flfmlraz'or. IS Page 33 V V Y JOHN BOYLAN Gfnfral Interclass baseball 3. Sinn and ftfady gazf, l?f'l11'ndil a Iikablf chap. DONALD BRADFORD Induflrial .lrff Manager 3, 4. Ilonorf rome lhmugh diligeuczf' ELEANOR BRANDENBURG Com Hll'fL'iC1l Girls' Booster club 4: Hockey 25 Basketball 2. H Nite to talk. 'Iliff lo Jnzifr, Nzce Io be frriour oncf in awhile. ALICE BRATTEN Commfrcial J modern girl in mml'ern day,r. LUCILLE BRESSI Commfrcial Social Science club 35 Girls' Booster club 35 Councilman 4. Richer ,rpring from economy. MARY ANN BRETT Gfnfral Councilman 4: Art League -lg Friendship club 4. The joy of youll: and hraltlz hfr eyrf r1'i,rplay. V V Y VIRGINIA BRISBINE l'rppy. ,ll1Ag,IillQ,,l.IAHYI-If-1471, ,-I lfrllrr .vpnrl ynu'll.f1ml in num WILLIAM BROWER Clr1.f.f1'1'r1f Art lmangiia- 4. IIT muff! fcirilf ll f7tlVllILfl'!If7lI fill lfffly lfrnfzw'r'J rippliazg lnulglz. v. GEORGE BRUN ATTI 1'1'I'lIllI-VIII Ili-Y I, 4: Sm-iul SCIUIICC club 4 IllIl'2ll1lllI'lll lwzlslcvtlmll 4: Il1fI'2lI11lIl'1ll lmzisvlmll 4, ...A - - jlggf lmf Il way all lm' nrvn Of Vllrlkl-Hg: rrwry lrm'fn'r gjmzln. JANE BUUIIMAN Claw Ira! Nuriunanl Hunur Sucii-ry 3, 43 Girls' Sl'I'VlCl' I.l'C.Ul,llK' 4g lIUllSI'k'l' club .I 4 Ljllllflll ululw 4. Curfy-flnlflrfl. prfmly .vzcwwl jam .f gmflm arf' fmril In bull. EYELYN BUCKLEW Cu HI nifrrial limnstm-I' club 3, 4g Art Lczlgiin- 4. Ff1l'!l1,lI4l umljzul In ull. MARILYN BUEIIL llfwrul I l'IL'llllSl1Il1 club 3. 4: lA-zulurs' club 4g limzsrui' clulm 2, 3, 4g Arr I,k'1ljlllC 4, Clll7I'2ll club 43 Upcrctrn 4 H lliglzly rulrclwfrrqurnlly Ilzltfdf' ,, jf: g 1218 r Page 34 NIARCELLE BRITTON C!1VI1lIlz'VI'fClf Hcmstui' club 3. Gr1I1'I' flIOLLf'llIJ', calm 1lv.fI'rf.f rf 5 I . ,, , lxzmllv nfwr dying -f'll't'.Y. LEONARD BROWN Gfnrral IflfI'IIlhllI'11I basketball 2g Volley- ball 2. 1IzclI'rInl lu laugfztxr amlfunf' ANDY BRYDEN I11rIu,rlrI'al .-lrl,r lI1rI':ImIII':Il baskctlwall 33 Intramural lnzlsn-bull 3. Tu !1I'.v frI'aml.r fluff ulcvrlyf '.-Indy' .Ind llzry .ray lim! 1119: Il Ilzuzilyf' WALTER BUCHMAN lmluftrial .lrty Small am! dm!!! llr'l'I makr lziy goal. RUBY BUCKLEW CON1lI1f'Fl'I!Il Buosrcr club 3, 43 Social Science club 3g Art League 4. PrI'l1y and happy ll'I'tf1 .flvp .mfr KH' fummvr air. CALVIN BUEHLER TL'z'1IrIiz'z1l C!m'rfI4l11fm' and fc'illingnr,r.r, hi: JPN' l'afl'f I-r'.f . ' ' 4' I' I MOZELLE BUGG General Councilman 39 Booster club 4. Hlfomen are coqueltef by nature. HELEN BULAT General Press club 43 Friendship club 45 Booster club 2, 3. -Ig Councilman -lg Publication business Staff 3, -1-5 Quill and Scroll 4. .-I willing, ambiliouf :turf worker. BERNICE BURD Clauiral Booster club -lg Chemistry club -I. Small rzndflultering df her name. ALBERT BURK Claffiral Times' Staff -lg Chemistry lab assis- tant 3, -I. xl clzrfrful. amiable, ,vlrong-hearted Dufrhnzanf' WILLIAM BURNS lnduftrial flrtf Ile Ialkr little, bu! there lie: .4 CUll7'ff.fllll0lZ in hir eye5. SOPHIE BURRY Clasfiral Booster club 3, 4. uDl.glII'f1V of manner always convey? a .trnfe of rexerzie force. S V I V Y ALMA BUHOUP General Ble.fJea' with remper whore unclouded ray Can make tomorrow ax bright af today. LELAND BUNDY Clarrical H No noire, no vanity,-an unlroubled life. VIRGINIA BURGE Commercial Friendship club 2, 35 Booster club 43 Art League 4. Cheerful alwayf, and pleruant to be around. DON BURKHOLDER Clafxical Debate Team 3, -1-5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Booster club 3, -Lg Modern Writers' club 3g Forensic League 4. By lhe magir of hi: tongue, we are hir prey. MARIE BURRIER Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 45 Social Science club -1. llIarie'J light loclef Bring admirerf in flofkrf' CHARLES BUTURAIN Induflrial Arif dreary blank. l l Page 35 Life without laughter would be a V V Y RAYMOND BYERS Cmzvral Booster club 3g Intramural trziclc 3. rl ragarioux dfprmlablz' xwiiorf' FLORENCE CALLENDER Grnrraf Automohile cluh 4. llcr ,vpfrrlz ,vo prrrifr Ilrr 7VlfI7HIf'f ,vo n1ff.' ROBERT CARL lmlurlrial .lrty .-llwuy: fvilling. lIClIi'l'f, gay- Mrrlr lroublf, laughf it away. ROBERT CARNAHAN Commrrfial Councilman 3g Booster cluh 4. ulnlrrfrl in many lhingf NI!lh'f',f a full Ilfff' THELMA CARPENTER Commfrrial Booster clulm 43 Friendship cluh 4. 1 171111-llllfgfllft' and mz1jf,fly. ANNE CARSON Cla,r,ri4'al Times' Staff 4: Press club 3, 44 l riendship club 3, 4: Booster club 3, -lg Quill and Scroll 41 Automobile cluh 4. Qu1'e1ly .ruff of hrrwlf, with rraiin .rkin and ,rflhy hair. Page 36 BEN BYRER Induftrial Jrlf Good nnlurfd, fociablf- Jn all around man. KARL CANTERBURY Induftrial Jrif Booster club 4. Sincfre of rhararlrr Ifnfhuxzafrif of endfrwor. DOROTHY CARL YLE Commfrfial J mairlnz good nalurcd without any prrtenfe Blefl wzlh rzafou and common Mitre. FRED CAROSIELLIE Indurtrial Arif find what if he if jurt full of fun? You can'z ,ray that of everyone. RITA CARROLL General Booster club 2, 3, 4g Art League 3, 45 Volleyball 2. Shiv xayf what :he lhinhf in an amtuzng manm'r. MARY BETH CASALI Claxxical Booster club 3, 43 Friendship club 2. 'fdn arrompl1'.rhed young lady with a joz'1al.rmilf', QUINTO CASCIANI General fl half jocular attitude-' Pleamnt and cordial in nmvznrr ORA CHAPPELL Co nz nz err ial Hwy of manner, mozleft, meek- No umlue laurelf :lon trlze feelef' THOMAS CHUCKERY Irzaluitrial ylrlf J man haf ll will-but a woman a way. HENRY CISOWSKI Commercial Bleffrd if tlzr man wlzo invented .rleep. ROYAL CLAPPER General Booster club 4. 'Z-I lemler lzearl, ez will i11flexz'ble.,' BEN CLARKE Clafxieal ha Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Football manager Z,3, 43 Fencing team 2, 3, 4: Intramural track -lg Booster club 2, 33 Com- mittees 3. Jn enterpr1',ring comedian lf ourt11llarz1llz11zlcy 'Buzzf V V Y THOMAS CHALMERS General xl lively lad, a jiue lad, J gay, good-lzearterl, clever lad. JOE CHESSLER General foe greet: rlle world zvitlz a :mile and ll laugh. MIRCEA CINDEA Indufrrial Arty Booster club -lf. Sober, Jleazlfaft, moft .rerene MARGARET CLAPPER Conzmerrial Band 35 Orchestra 3, 4. Jn i7zd1'.fcrilml7le izzdifperlfzzble giggle l111,r ,rl1e. HILTON CLARK Cllllillflll Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Can I help it zf l'mfa.rcir1n1z'ng? BETTY CLAUSEN Commercial Seemi11 lv refervezl lzer erfonalil . Y rarlmlef charm. ' g Page 37 I I V V Y B1-:TTY JANE CLAY Claffiral Girls' Service League: Sophomore Dramatic club 2. Class play 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 3. 4, Booster club 4, Modern Writers' club French club historian 45 National Ihespian So- ciety, secretary 4. Sl1e'll go far ax an el11eulioni,rt.,' JAMES CLIPPINGER General ulS'Z'I'f ready for his mile Really with Il willing .fn1ile. JOHN CLOUSE Imluxtrizzl .Irff Diz'erJi1y if my nmrlnf' HAROLD COFFEY lmluflrial .-flm' Councilman 2, Chemistry club 25 Intramural basketball 3, 4. Tall and flfnelrr, with an amaziiig ability for making rl-fliL'lIllJ'.U SAM COHN Imlurfrial .lrtf Sam haf Ihr alzilily In be plfeimrit without Hiking any lroublef' MOLLY COLET Cln,c,rir11l I.eaders' club 3, 45 Girls' Service League 43 Press club 33 vice president 45 Sophomore Dramatic club 2, Com- mittees 2, 3, 43 limes' Agent 3: Friendship club 3, -lg Booster club 3, 43 Basketball 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Yale-Harvard manager 4. xl Z4'c'll ll.k!'Il lypifal !lll'.'lHII'l'l.C!llI girl. f- Pl Page 39 JACK CLEMENS Induytrial .flrtf Varsity football 3, 4, Varsity basket- ball 3, 4, Reserve basketball 2g Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramural baseball 43 Varsity track -1-. el jack among the hearty But a queen will zahe him. RAY CLOSE Teeh iz ieal Varsity swimming 4. Ilonerly, character, pleaxantnefs- lllix Ihem and you have Ray. MARY CODISPO General Social Science club 4: Booster club 3, 4. Quiet, penxive, and yet .to plea.ra11t. SAMUEL COHEN Commercial J drmoeratie perfon, lhii Samuelf' THOMAS COLAMONICO General Councilman 2, 33 Booster club 4: Biology club 2, Intramural basketball 2, 33 Intramural baseball 33 Choral club 4. Clever, quick, full of pep The word ,rueeexf in every step. DOROTH Y CONLEY Commercial Friendship club 2g Booster club 3, 49 Social Science club 4. I' I K JUANITA CONLEY j Clzzfxiral J woman zmbly plaunfd To warn, romjori, and L'U77lN1ll71lll.H MARILYN CONRAD ClaJ.r1'cal Friendship club 3, 4: Booster club 3 4: French cluh 4g Art League 4. HLl0IIl1'IIl771f71l if lz1lpp1'11.r.r.r. RICHARD COOPER lmlurtrial .lrff l1'.vc'ff1lir1gly wixr. fair-fpolerrz and H1.HIly.l' NORMAN COREY Trch 21 ical Hi-Y 4: Booster club 4. ju.fl our word will fujfzrf' .lml fha! won! 1541z1u'. CIIRISAVI COURIS Cla.r.r1'ral l..eaf.lers' club 4: Girls' Service Lea- gue 4: French club 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 4. Shr'll ,rmilf af all-al you-zz! mfg Hfllffl rzfxl you 'mt't'l hfr, .fmilf and vt IFF. PAULINE CRITES Conzmrrcial Councilman Z5 Friendship cluh 3, 4g Committee 4. Thr boyf rrn1.fz'1lfr Paulim' Jbout Ihr Hl!'F.Yl Ihing llzf'y':'f yfnzf' V V S EDITH coNNoR Commrrcial Choral club 4. 'Ullways fmiling, peppy, xrzappy juxt the girl io make you happy., LEROY CONTIE Cflartirzzl Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Chemistry club 33 Social Science club 4: French club 43 Travel club 4: Booster cluh 3. Small and dappfr, of Frrnch mlm- rent. FRANK COPE lml'u.r2fial .-lrt.r Reserve football 2, 34 Varsity track 2, 43 Councilman 3. J licffly bm' pn,r.rf.r,fing II quick Jenn' of humor and keen ir1Ifllrct. MARY ANN CORUS Y Cla.v.rz'cal French club 33 Booster club 45 Poetry club 43 Choral club 43 Travel club, president 43 Chemistry club 4. .-l.t ir1!rrf.tt1'r1g at a uru' .rrvr1f'. DeWI'I'T COX Clan-irnl Band 2, 3, 4: Councilman 3: Chem- istry club 45 Social Science club 45 Booster club 4. DflViIl playf lo bmi the blllllif, BILL CROPLEY Tech n ical J lifllv .tfriouxnfyf and I7 filllv laugh- Ifr m11kf.t llfl' worth zulzllff' 5: I I Page 39 V V S WILMA cnoss Cla l'.VI'l'IIl Times' Stull' -lg Quill and Scroll 5, 4: Choral club 43 Travel club vice-pres- ident 43 Poetry eluh -lg Press club 3, -lg Booster club 3. mln udmlmblr rxamplf uf fjfur-llzuir ?'lDllt.'lll1lIINl4l'. ARTHUR CSEAK lifnrral Orcliestrzi 2. Oli IHIIIIVIVV' grrillr, lfmprr mlltl lu rel! u mmf, .f1'mpllz'i1y a vlliltlf' KATHLEEN CULP G1'm'n1l Booster elulu 3, 4g Social Srienee clulw 4. fl rlurk lmirrtl law fl'I'l,l rplrirli' gnu. MARGARET CURTIS Claffical Sophomore Drunlatie club 2: Choral clulw -lg Booster clulm 2, 3, -lg Commit- tee 4. I Oli, w1'.+ll'ul i'Uli.fllIiIlj.f llglil Ililllilllillff III your rywl ' DORIS DAUBERMAN f:UNIlIll'7I'l'1ll Girls' Service League 4: Choral club -lg l,i-atlers' club -lg lfusltetball -lg So- cial Science club 3, 4. f,'un1j1lf'lrly nzzulrlvl, 1l1',i'r'1'plz'111'zl in lnalu and burly. CHARLOTTE DAVIS f.'rmln1frz'ial lx'1'lo:'f'fl by ulllfn bz'1'zli4.w' flu' rzul- Izllfii' grmzl1'l'l'll. Page 40 MARY ALICE CROWTHER LIUIILIIIFFCIIII Booster club 2. Iler liair lil' md, her fre-rlelr: many l r1end.f are numb.erlv.f.rffoe.f, are than' any? HARRIETT CULLEN Ct1mn14'n'1'1ll Booster club Spi1'1't.f pvfp forlll from llrr rye ANNA ROSE CURCI Cunznlrrrial Booster club -lg Travel club -l. J NIt'I'7'j' rrzalcliltiry lmgrlf felllz a Cllll lllgl-Ulll' .vmilf. LILLIAN DABERKO Cla.v,fic'11l Booster club 2, 3. 4: Friendship club 23 Social Science club 3, -lg Class play 33 Committees dl. .l flmrnuglily plramril girl. PAUL DAVID f11'Ill'l'l1! lfzinil 4: Booster club 4: Nlotlern Writers' club -l. H Ill' lf wllal ln' l'.f aml lllllif not fry in ln' rffliwrwlxf. DONALD DAVIS flfllfflll Varsity swimming 2. 3. 4. lI1',r null' if fair drzzlingg liflpivzg otlzfrx cc'hr:1rfu'r lzr lil' able. I' I DOROTHY DAVIS Commercial 02'erloole,r lhe faullx of otherf, xeeing only rlzeir z'irlue,r. MARIE DAVIS General Press club 4g Friendship cluh 45 Girls' Booster club 4g Times' Stall 4 .lIarie ran 'make a Iypewriler talki and float. WILLIAM DAVIS Clafrical Class play 33 Committees 3, 4g Mod- ern VVriters' club 4: Vice-president 4: National Honor Society Hlnfelligelzre gleamf in boflz lzriglit ryfjvvs ELIZABETH DEAL Clafxiral Girls' Booster 3, 4g Girls' Service League 41 French club 4: Friendship club 4: Art League 4. 1f.x'lzubrranff if beauty and ,the If mor! t'NlIul1t'I'!Ill1.U HELEN DECKER Commercial Councilman 4: Girls' Booster club 3, 4. fl ,vtraiglzl forward gaze Iil,ffi71glllAJ'l1t'5 ber. NINA De COSMO General Friendship club 4. 1'o.fJ'e.f.fe1l of gypiy looleff' J... . V V Q MARIAN DAVIS Co m mercial Friendship club 2, 45 Dramatic club 23 Girls' Booster club 3, 4. Al peaee, alwayx, with the world in general. OSCAR DAVIS Commerrial HJ pleayanl, natural Senior lad. RICHARD DAWSON General l-li-Y 29 Boys' Booster club 2. He doef noi fount the cor! to lzimrelj if a principle ir in queflzonf' JOHN DEAMOS Industrial girl: National Student Graphic Arts Society 3, 4. Dark, gay, good looking johnny. ROLAND DECKER Teehnital Hi-Y 3. 43 Boys' Booster club 3, 4. Endeavour alway: to fee, that no one Ju-ferr from any art of hu. ERNEST DELIA Induftrfal elftx 'I'hi,r boy if 'Ernexl' in all thingrf' F age I P 41 V V Y ESTIIER DEI, RE Ifnm rm'rt'1'ul Girls' lioostcl' clulx 4. H51 l'CHv'1'll'I1lI 11-1' IIN lflllllgy f7f1'1l,V1l7Il., CARI, DEMOS Iirnf lli,f rlrrrzgllz nw! only pl1y,tff,,l 1,141 moral and nzrnfal ay fw'll. HOWARD DENNIS I7llf1l.lfI'I'I1l .lfh Ruscrvm' hzuskctlwzlll 3. 9 llrmnrzl 1.1 .1 113' r1r1rf,vl1r1r1. Fmul QI' IIIHIIHH' af Il fporlf' T JAMES DeWALT In fl14.flr1'al gl rlx Hi-Y 7 ln:'aribly high uf J'f7l'fI'l.1.U .IOIIN DKIULA Gfrzrrzlf Automolwiln' clulm 4. .fl,1r1',-ntlly llzlfllf 1'r1fol1n'- fx JOSEPH Di GIACOBIO Ilrrrrrnl I.iImrzu'y assistant 4. lf ll gfrl .vpprrmrff 1',1 mr Lfl mr lcrwfl' in lfmf' flIAf!I'1'.H R:-9 Y 1 G .. VIRGINIA De NIAISON Gmzfrnl irls' Booster club 3g Fricndslmip 4, l'1'l'g1AIIl-ll it llze 'ffl' of mm! any goml mlj.f'clic'r. RICHARD DENINIAN f:ll1J',l'I-FII! Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys' Booster club 35 Orclwstra 3. uSI.IIt'1'f:', and Hill, calm and .vvff pox- rr f tr fi. -v RAY DQVILLF Gr'Ilc'I'lll Inturclztss hzlsketbnll 3: Hi-Y 4: Intcrclass lnaselwnll 3. l 1'lffd will! ll burning .fpzlrlc nf um lzitimz, Ray haf fm lz'n1r'y'nr girl-1 H NOR MA DeYARM ON f:IlWIII1'I'l'lv1ll .l IIUIIIWIHIIII fwfrfnll U FRANK DIERINGER f:1lHIlllz'V't'l'Ill cnnie 3. gl lifl-H1-IIN! yrlznfzzr. 41 tc'rlrnm.' Illrllfll UI! II ny bfzffluzll fl'lllll.H JACK DILLON lIIdlt,Vf7'l.lI1 ,lrlf Bovs' lmzuln-rs' club 45 National Urn pI1ic A rtQ Society .-In ajfablr. furfy-llrmirfl gentle- man. N J I nge 42 I' I LOUISE DINGER Clarrieal Press club 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Art League 35 Girls' Booster club 2, 35 Swimming club 25 Hockey 2. fl gentle beauty, an air divine Through which all of her graeer thine. SAMUEL DLUGOLESKI General 'hflrpirations are thingf worthwhile. ,1 MOLLY DODICH Commercial Sugar and Jpiee, everything nice. ARTHUR L. DONATINI Induftrial Artr Boys' Leaders' club 45 Chemistry club 4. The greatest of men Become peeoed now and then. ROBERT DRAY Technical Ever eager to do what'.f right. PHYLLIS DRURY Claftical Art League 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, Volley- ball 2, 3, 45 basketball 2, 3, 45 Latin club 35 Automobile club 4. A bubbling lrlonrle with brainr. .-,f,,e5,' V v Q CHARLOTTE DLUGOLES KI General Girls' Booster club 4. I prefer to he good rather than .reem it Jo. HELEN LOUISE DOBOSH Commercial Get Acquainted club 4: Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 4. One hundred perrenl loyalty and ,fineerity. DOROTH Y DOM MER Commercial Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 4. Stillnefr of perxon, eleoernerf of na- ture. DON DORN General Hi-Y 3, 45 Reserve football 35 Oper- etta 45 Choral club 45 Class plays 3, 45 Reserve basketball 35 Boys' Booster club 45 Debate club 45 Track 45 Inter- mural basketball 3. fl gangling good humor which .reemf to appeal To the fairer rex-quite a good deal. KATHRYN DROZDA Clarrieal Girls' Service League 45 Girls' Boos- ter club 25 Social Science club 45 Band 45 Friendship club 4: Times' Agent 4. Talent if nurtured in .rolitufle. MARGARET DUDASH General Times' Staff 45 Friendship club 45 Press club 45 Girls' Booster club 4. Pardon if I seem to hurrv For I'm alwayr in a flurry. A Page 43 I wb V V Y JOHN DUDZIK lntlurtrial .flrtx Track 3. Al man of worldly ajfttiri' BETTY DUGAN Grtteral Girls' lioostcr clulm 2, 3, 41 Friend- ship club 3, 4: Art League 4. H Avilillillg .v'trih.f'ablt' lmmr11.rt'ly f1ilCf'!l1llf.ll RICHARD DUNBAR Crrtxral Stagccraft cluh 3. HTl1t'ft',J' n1i.rt'l11'e1f in thaw ryrf at blur. RUTH DURIAN Claryical Girls' Booster club 45 Fricmlship club 4: Chemistry club 33 Social Sci- ence club 4: Modern Writers' club 41 Art lteaguiz 3, 4. ul tm'uai'z' to natural bffllllllllgf tt gtrl in tt millmnf' MARY LOUISE EBERHART Cn ni Illtfffllll Girls' Booster Cluh 4. Rfu.rnn tni.w'1l with plra.o'ur Il zfrlom rtzzxrtl with mirth. MARGARETTA ECKIS Cla .f .r lif al Girls' l.eaders' cluh 4: Girls' Sa.-rvicc Leaguc 4: Social Science club 43 Art League 4: Modern Writers' cluh 4: French club 4g Girls' Booster cluh 4: Friendship club 4: Basketball 4: Volley- ball 4: Tennis 3. J lizirly fIll..f.f with fif1.I'71ti.f galorf' I'uu'Il m'2't'r hrar Prg rallfd a bltf.V.u Page 44 VERONICA DUDZIK General Girls' Booster club 4. fl xpritrly little maid with bu.fy, bury, brainy WILLIAM DULABAHN Commzrrial Boys' Booster club 4. Hflnxioux to attach himfflf to all ad- mirable cau5r,r. WINIFRED DUN BAR Grneral French club 39 Friendship club 3, 45 Girls' Booster club 3, 45 Art League 43 Modern Writers' club 4g Girls' Lead- ers' club 4. J coming tlrumatirt with a natural rharmf, WILLARD EAKIN Cla.r.rit'al Choral club 4. llwillllfd if a boy with a cheery heart. RUTH ECKARD Cntrral Modern Writers' club 4g Social Sci- ence 4: Girls' Booster club 3, 45 Tennis 3: Friendship club 3, 4. fl certain, brown-xyed, bright-eyfd, vibrant prrrotz-a ruff hit-any time, any plate. MELVIN EDGAR Cld,f5lfd! Stamp club 2, 3g Press club 33 Times' Staff 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. .-In agrrfable young optimift with fl natural, lzzarly laugh. I' I DOROTHY EDWARDS Gf'llC'flI1 Girls' Booster club 3g Social Science cluh 4. L'z1r11f,1'1111',v,r Zif ilu' only pafxporf Tu ,fllflrjjillffiflll 1411 1lifc'.n BETTY .IAYNE EICHER C11 111 1111'r1'ia1 l 1'ie1ulship cluh 4: Girls' Booster club 3. J girl L11 11r1'g11fe11 up t11.1' 11113' X111 loo .ro11'111 II or foo gnyf, CLAUDENA ELLER Co 111 111 rn' 1111 Choral club 4. Q111'1'l 111111 .ffly B11t,rl1f'11gr1 by. BETTY ENGLE G1'n1'n11 Girls' Leaders' club 3, 43 Girls' Boost- er cluh 4g Friendship club 4. Tix tfzf' Jong we .r111g. 111111 .v111i11'.1 111111 we :war T1Il1I are making of 5u11.f11i11e ferry- 'iU1Iz'ft'.U CHARLES ERBLAND Clzlfyicvll Councilman 2: Reserve football 2, 3. Modern Writers' club 4g Debate man- ager 4: Class play 4. .IENNIE ESBER Con1r111'r1'iz11 Sim can bf gram' Jhr can bf gay, SI11' fan ,rlfal your farm away. Page 45 V V S LOUISE EICHELBERGER fo 111 1111'rr1'a1 f Girls' Booster cluh 4. Nr1'1l1z'r 1111111 111110 ,f1lj 'II f111'!lA'1lIg 1111,v1ur1' of tY1L'!l.n JULIA ELIAS G1'111'r11l French cluh 4g Girls' llooster cluh 3. 4: Friendship cluh 2. 3. E xl ziainly 1'1111r111 nmlc 1'.i' l11'1' 111'11'gl1t- -1141. WILLIAM ELLIOTT T1'1'l1111'1'111 Not overly largf buf pr1.v.1m,1'1i11g ,rur- p1'z',ri11g l1'w1i11f,f.r. CLIFFORD ENGLER lnzluflrial .-Irff Boys' Booster club 3: Stagvcruft 3, 4: Art League 4. UBt IU!I7't'f1Zf'f1lf1t,5 of u p1111'f11l IIIi7ll'f.l, WILLIAM ERNST f:1II.,f,l'1'l'!l1 Class president 3: National Honor Society, Hi-Y 3. 43 l'resi1lent of Sigma Chapter 45 French club 3, 4. lf k710Z01t'dgF fern' 111'1'1'1'1.1 111111 M1111- 11'1zf.r.f f1i111e.r, Bz'11wou111l1ac11' Ro1'1'1'f1'll1'1' bra! Nlllllj' ti 111 fi. ' ' KALEEL ESBER Gmzfnzl Automohile cluh 4, fl 11111 of c11Nrf141 yr5lffr11z1y.f 111111 to nz pm 111' to 111 11 rrowy . H A ll 0 V V Y CARL Esslc Grlirrzil Biology club 3, Reserve football 3: Chemistry club 4, Laboratory assis- tant 4. Strong Ui-l'1IIl7'lll'fz'l', .vilrnl of,vpr1'4'l1.U JORDAN EVANOFF Trrh n iral Councilman 4: Automobile club 4. Graaf n.r ll judgf' in fU!AffllilIf'.f.f.H HELEN EVANS General Girls' Leaders' club 3, 4, Girls' Booster club 3, 4g Yale-Harvard 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 41 Friendship club 3, 4, Art League 4, Choral club 4. Half of an icnbrzlfahff' cunihinaliou of charm and prr,rnnalzIy. RUTH EVANS Genfml Yale-Harvard 3, 45 Girls' Leaders' club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4, Art League 43 Volleyball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 43 Girls' Booster club 3, 4. 'llch'flhr ulhfr half of Ihr famuuf 1:'r'anx corporation. ELSIE EVEY Conirnrrrial Class Play 3, Art League 4: Social Science 43 Girls' Booster club 2, 43 Friendship club 4. 'Gln Elfif no! of the Dinxmorr type. RAYMOND FAIGLEY Clarfiml lnterclass basketball 2, 35 Boys Booster club 2. fl ,rmall Ind with a huge hmrt. Page 46 HAROLD ESSIG Claffiral Choral club 45 Class play 45 Com- mittees 3, 4, Press club 4. When hr if with a rrowd he knowi- Ile laughf, and fhrztf, forgery hir Cl'0r',t, BESSIE EVANS Clafsical Dramatic club 23 Art League 23 French club 4g Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4: Modern Writers' club 3: Social Sci- ence club 4: Friendship club 3, 45 Com- mittees 2. Small and flight, prrxonalily bright. IMOGENE EVANS General Girls' Booster club 2. 3: Friendship club 2, 33 Art League 2. 3, 43 Art Lea- gue committee chairman 4. Imogene-zz roy, rlrzw rnifx DOROTHY EVERHARD Clarriml Girls' Booster club 3, Social Science club 3, Friendship club 3. Ilfr mind a n'.rfrz'oir fonfrrziing her fllUllglllJ'.U DONALD FAHRNI Induftrial glrix Boys' Booster club 2, 4: Interclass baseball 3, lntermural lennis 2. 3. IIi.t hrarl ar farfrom fraud JJ ht'HZVt'l1!-VON! farllzf' BETTY FAIRHURST Cla.r,tifr1l French club 3, 45 Art League 3, 4, Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 2, 3, -I-3 Volleyball 2, 3. J red-lzeaded lan with a flare for dancing. KATHERYN FARNHAM Claffical Chemistry club 43 Art League club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4: Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Committees 2, 3: Biology cluh 2. Tu low and bf l01'r df0l1 joy! VERA FAUST Gfnfral Girls' Booster club 3. Hlrffll, zz prrmrzzzlity pluf girl. JOYCE FEHLMAN Co rn mfrviell Girls' Booster club 2, 32 Friendship club 4. Thr lmyf dnir' lzfr Sllfif alfa cz ,fka!f'r. MARY ANN FERENCZ Cu nz ni fra' lal Girls' Booster cluh 45 Art League cluh 4. Pn,r,rr,r,vnr of fwfr! zligfiity mul un- rujllfrl mlm. MARY FERRIS Co nz mfrrial Girls' Booster 3, 4: Friendship club 3 1Ji,f11'uu1lymizgmzialaizdinlrz'g1u'ng. ROBERT FISHER Gvnrral Band 2, 3, 4g Times' Agent 4. Life rvilhout laughlfr would be ll clrrary lzlanlef' I-'fi Page 47 V v S VELMA FARNSWORTH Commfrrial Girls' Booster club 4. J girl with a Jmilf jun Nady Io mmf 0ul.H HENRY FAWCETT Claffifnl lVlcKinleyite Editor in Chief 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Boys' Booster club, president 45 Press club 3, president club 4g Varsity tennis 3: Varsity bas- ketball 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. Exfrrzpli-firatiorz of blm'-ryml, four!- fouf Jniefzfaiz nzarzliaoflf' MARY FENNELL Gfnrral 'fllary if nolzd for lzfr corzgfnial1'ly. GENE FERGUSON Gfnfral Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. uGz l1!'iJ' a flown .rrlrlom found with a frnu'n. JO YCE FICKES Cvlflfflifllf Friendship cluh 2, 4, Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4, Art League 2, 3, 45 French club 3, 4. l'rfIzy, willy, yr! gfi1,llr. VERNA FOGLE Co nz merrial Slraa'y af llzf tidf-loyal tlzr ocfan wzdrf' 7 V Y VALERIA FOLEA Cn m mfrfinl limisrvr club 3, -lg Frivmlsliip club 3: I l't'l1Cll club 3. l'alf'ri11 lrzzrllrrl tu my rhingx rvitlz hrr Fyfl' Oihrrr ZUILYIP firm' pulling fum :4'urrl.v. MARY FORNWALT Co m rwrrial iliinius' Agcnr 2. 3. -I, Sh1' lr!,r hfr lighl ,rlzlnr cvitlmul luru' ing Ihr ,rpm on l11'1'.rrlf. PH YLLIS FOWLS Clay fl'L'lIl Frcncli club 4: Fricnclsliip club 3, -la linosrcr club 4. fl fun loving girl zvilh 1u1qzu'xl1'rm- ahlr honor and 1'r1lfgriIy. MORTON FOXMAN Grnfral Intramural basketball 2: Class play 35 Indonr 33 Committees 4: Debate squad 4. SOPHIE FRANK Clasdfal lioustcr club 4. Jn infrrryl in fwry prrmri and rz'rryllzing. LILLIAN FRASHER Cla,igr14r'z1l Booster club 2, 3, 4: lfriundsliip club 3, 4. 0wm'r of Il radirllihg charm. Pa gf 48 FRANCIS FORMET Indurfrial .lrfr Booster club 2, 3, -I: Tennis 3g Com- mittees 2, 3, 4: Automobile club -l. Not II Tarzan .rorl nj'p1'r,mr1. DOROTHY FORSTER Clafsiml fly lilevzlble HJ ,rhf ix l0Uklllllt'.H NORMAN FOX 1ml'u,rfrz'al .-lrlf .l grral man if nlwayf l4llIQll6'.H LUCILLE FRANCIS General Times' Agent 3, -I. Luf1'llc'r a girl of lmzmr hrighl Conwrfafiorz hrr drliglzlf' YOLANDA FRANKOVICH Com mfrcial l'zvr II high undaunlrd zeal io ac- compluh ,vonzetlung rfalf, HUGH FREAL lndufrrial .lrhf Chemistry club -lg Travel club -lg Automobile club 4: Committees 4. Highly frfrled ilroughlf imbfddrrz' in Ihr hmrt of rourrery, I B110 MARIE FREAI, Clarfical ster club 2. ,llyfrim11l.v are my dfliglzff' Dr LEO FRIEDMAN lzzzluffrial .lrfr pill and variety of clzararierf' DORIS FROST Cmwrzll Class play 3. 4: Th:-spian Society 3, 43 Booster club 4: Friendship cluh 4. Thr Sarah Brrrilmrrll of1onzorro:4'- flmlfr V Stn Chem fl lrmixl our 'Fro,rly'. HARRY FRYMAN Cla.f.f1'ral mp club 3, 4: Booster club 43 istry club 4: Automobile club 4. wizzzrzl al fljltllfl-UIIJ' and Lnffn lllIUH.V.u ANNA CAM BONE Co rn nixrrial lVf'll likfrl, gravifiufly .i':c'fft and C ll jr II ll JVM r. MAX GARFINKEL 73111 ri lrflll Leaders' club 2, 3, 43 Varsity track 4g Volleyball 2. 117' he fpfriz to flare, Ill? rffolutiorz I0 arf. Page 49 V V Q PEARY FREAL Indurlrial .-lrlf Automobile club 4. gl ,rrlzolarezl young man will: Il flurr- 'Vllilllllitlll Ilia! knnwf 110 ob,rl11rlf'J.'y JANET FROM M Genrral Band 3, 41 Orchestra 3. 4: Choral club 43 Friendship club 4: Booster club 4: Committees 3, 49 Automobile club 4. Sl1f'll play in l1ana'.f Through many lands. HOMER FRY Cla.v.rz'cal How our ran ln' .ra lzri lit IDI a I7 g myftfry I0 all. STEVE FTOREK Indurtrial flrtf Booster club 2: Graphic Arts So- ciety 3, 4, vice-president 4. LiWly and gH:V'flIl' ,rpirif of fun Tlmre arf tlzf rra.wri.f for Ilzf' frifmlr hr liar won. MAR Y LOUISE CANNON f:1JVlIl7lL'ffl'IIl Booster club 49 Friendship club 43 Volleyball 31 Times' Agent 4. Tru: ,fu m'l11'rli' 'Z01.ll11.Il and fz'ill1oul. RALPH GARNER Clll.f,Tl.t'lll Hi-Y 3, 45 Class play 3. Endowed willz ll fret' and liberal nature, A I I-I 7 V Y HENRY GASBARE T1'rl1 11 llffll Intramural hasehall 3, 4gChoralcl11la 4. U.1lI 11ff11l1l1' yu1111g 1111111 fL'l'll1 pro- d1g11111.1 f1'1llpr1f1'1'r. IIEINZ GEIS G1'r1fr11l Com1111ttees3, 4gStag1-cral't cluh 3, 4. I -flllll 1111.1 of Illllltfllllg tl11411g.r alnrlg II11' 'FL'Ilj'.H DORIS GESTRIGH f1l'Il!'fIl! Social Science cluh 2, 3, Booster cluh 2, 3, 4, l rit-mlship club 2, 3, 4: Bus- iness Staff 4: French cluh 4. .l1'l11,-'.f1'1' Roman pro-fllr .'l111l ll r11pl1'z'al1'11g .fr11il1'. DELSIE GRACE GIBBONS Crnfnll Friemlship eluh 3. C11n1p1111111l11fpr1'1'1'1111 1 1111 DOROTHY GIBNER C1'n1'r11l Uljllfllfllfk' 1'.v Il f11'1'1111'1' of y1111fl1f11lf1'111- znznr .1f1'1'1'1111'.1 lf' IIOPE GILMDRE f:lI1.U'il'!ll lfreneh elulv 4: Frienclsllip clulw 4, Booster eluh 4. iff 'lmpr' In krrnru l11'1' brllfr, fur fl111.r1' i'l'llIl l'1111z1' l11'r llkw lII'f.U Page 50 MINA GAVIN C0111 1111'rci11l Booster club 3. .I girl cvillz a 111111111 Zbllfk and ll will 111 gr! al1111g. SALEM GEORGE Grrzrml lntramural basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley- hall 2, 3, 4, Indoor 3, 4: Committees 3, 4: Sophomore Dramatic club 2: Stage-craft club 3, Booster club 43 .-Xrt League 45 Choral club 4: Automobile club 4. 1 am pr1'p11r1'11g IlIj'.f1'U- to nlalff II 1'11r1'1'1' fo r 111 v.1'1'lf. U LEONARD GIACOMO l111l11.rtri11l .-lrl.r l.1'1111z11'1lwl'11o1v11 for rl q111'1't pfr- .x'1't'1'1'11111'1' 11111l l1m11'l1'.v.v p11l11'11141'. ELIZABETH GIBBS f:l!l,f,l'l'l'Ill Leaders' club 2, 3, 4: Latin club 2, 3, 4: Friendship club 3. 4, Booster cluh 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. ,l prrp1'lur1l fprivzg of 1111 g11y1'.r1 11111-111 PATRICIA GILBOW C11 rn r111'r1 1'c1l Booster eluh Z. Ra1l1':1I1'.v a quift air of 1'jf1'1'1'1'111'y. JACK GISSINER Crrlrral Choral cluh 4: Booster Cluh 4, lntra' mural track 3: limes' Agent 4. C.'11111l1'11f1'd PII 1'1'6l11'1jf, jovial 'IL'l.f,,' MARJORIE GLAZE ClII.f.l'lt'lll 'limes Stall -l: Basketball 2, 3g Volleyball 2, 3: Booster club 2, 3, -lg Friendship club 2, 3, -lg Art League 3, -lg Modern Writers' club -lg Press club -lg Committees 3, -lg. rl .rtuzly in lowly unrujlled ealmf' PAUL GLOSS Claffical .Social Science club 3, -l, president -lg Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Class play 3, -lg Booster club -l: Intramural baseball 3, -l. J leader in .rrlmlaxlic aclivilie.v. BETTY GOE CUNI7?ll'l'Cl.I1l Choral club -l. J maid of youthful, zleliglzfful gaifyf' ERNEST GOODCHILD Claxxiral Choral club -lg Chemistry club -lg Booster club 3, -lg Orchestra 2, 3, -lg Stamp club 2: Automobile club -l. II-1frne.rf tl Good Clzilclf YK.f.,, PAUL GOODMAN Technical Class treasurer -lg Hi-Y 2, 3,-lg Choral club -lg Class play 3. Paul if irzrlrfzl ll Kgflllllflldlll is RUSSELL GOODWIN Imlurlrial .lflf Reserve football 3, lntramural track 3, Varsity track 3g Cross country -l. J rlifpofifion Juelz at lzif xliould be lft'!I5'llff'!l.H Page 5,1 V V S VIRGINIA GLENN Clauieal Leaders' club 3, -lg Friendship club 3, -lg Booster club 3, -lg Class play 3, -lg Basketball 3, -lg Volleyball 3, -lg Tum- bling 3, -lg Tennis -lg Yale-Harvard -lg Thespians -l. Sarca:m in it! lime and place Doe: nffume a leinu' of graref' JACK GLOSSER General Booster club 2, 3g Hi-Y 2: Intra- mural basketball 2, 33 Automobile club -l. Intellectual ideal' are ronlnimfzl in jack. MARY GOLEMBESKI Commercial Booster club 3, -lg Volleyball 3. Quite adzferfe to llze 'Mather Goose Mary' Thix one if not al all contrary. LUCILLE GOODING Commercial Hockey 2, Army-Navy 2g Basketball 3g Volleyball 2, 35 Booster club 2, 3, -l Oh quiet law demurely rweef- Your ,tmile if winmme, roof, 2, LEROY GOODRICH General J favorite derpile undeniable pro- rlitiify for merrinze'n!. DOROTHY GRABER .lppliezl .lrlx aml Illiuiz' Booster club 3, -l. H Happy llzrouglmut the flay Let anything come that may. gl ll V V Y ROMAN GRAMoY lmluflrfn! ,tlrtr Hi-Y 3, 4: lntramural liaslcetlmall 5, 4. .'llu'ny,v in a lmzr Nrwr in ll hurry. VIOLET MAE GREEN Band 2, 3, 44 Orchestra 2, 3, -4 llooster club 2: Friendship club 3, 4 Art IJCHLIIIK' 45 Chemistry cluli 4: Auto- molmile clulv 4. 'fllmlfrrz Illlll ,rubIlrAll1ul'.t our lvl-Iliff zllrlff' ARIAN GROSEN BAUGH Co m 7lI!'f!'I4!ll Councilman 2: Booster club 4 Friendship club 4. By lzrr virluff niaguiifivd- .tllwayf quffl and dz'gn1ffzI. BOB GROSSMAN Cl u .H ical Booster Clllli 2, 3. J nfw man in our nz 11111, flu! ll lfkrly ,- U1It'. TEKLA ANN GRZNER Cn III nirrz' inf Booster clulm 4: fliotal club 4g Yol- 7 leylvall 2, 33 lloclcey ... SM Inf, lI1'I'.l'1'U., of brit flllillgj' cul- ff1'lr4l.' ' JOHN GUERTAL Trrh nical Choral club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4' vice iresinlent 4: liancl 2: Orchestra 2 l . Poetry club 3. 4: Class play 3g Intra- mural basketball 23 Volleyball 21Auto- mobile club 4. Thir gfntlfmafz l'.f C!1IIL'c'I'IIf'1i willz lln 'man' ,rrririlu ,mrl nj ,trhrmf fI'fz'.H w Page S2 IDA GREEN Gfnfral Usfflllillgly quivl, Jhf ripplff with jol- liry urzdfrrzfathf PHIL GRIFFITHS Grzzrral Times' Agent 21 Booster club 35 Councilman 45 Choral club 4. Car1dirl,1ruf, and quickly lIlLlH0l'0ll,f.u ALBERTA GROSSKOPF Cla.f,t1'ca! Booster club Z, 33 Social Science club 2, 3. Udlbrrla ix what LAJ' lenocvn nf razlianfl ll y Jun ny. RODELLE GRUNDY Tech n iw! Cherrfulnef,f and imluxlry make a good f07l!bi?1!ll1l111.-H DOROTHIE GUERTAL Commrrrial Volleyball 35 Frientlsliip club, vice president 3, president 43 Booster club, president 4. Dorothy fparfclrx rvilh youtllful vigor. RACHAEL GUILEY Gfnfral Girls' Service League A faxcizmtirzg lirp frulrzzfex Rarhzzelfv many lz.ttrner.v. I P Y I HAROLD HAFNER Technical Indoor 45 Hall guard chairman -I. Quin, zuzaffunzing manner ami friendly .vmile foupled fogelher in a :harming Pr f.f07l.H DAISY HAGEN Co rn nzerrial lllzw1ifrJIJ romplele plaeirlily and zleliglzifzal diguilyf' RICHARD HAINES lndufirial .-lrtx Councilman 3. .-ltlrartiw fellow, quite eharmingly 'alarming'. PATRICIA HALE Claffiral Leaders' club, president -lg Girls' Service Leagueg Choral club 4: French club 45 Booster cluh 3, 4: Friendship cluh: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4. Capable of imagining all, arranging all, and doing ezieryflzingfl EDWARD HALTER General limes' Agent Ig Booster club 4. pl likeable fellow, of frm and df'- fizlea' purpo.rf. THELMA HALTER Commercial Volleyball 21 Booster club 3. Thelma lil' ,ro eharmingly dijerentf, G Page S3 V V S WILBERT HAGAN Technical Hi-Y 2, 3, -Lg Booster club 4. Sleaa'y adheren! to the higher! prin- eiple.f. JANICE HAHN Commercial Booster club -I. J mort accornpliflied brunette. GILBERT HALDEMAN Induftrial .lrtr Leaders' club 3, 49 Booster club 2. J boy with a well developed body along with a well developed mind. LILLIAN HALL General 'Trierzdlineff bring: many ffiffldf-H PAUL HALTER General Automobile club 4. Plea.ranr, with juft a litfle mirehief in hir eyef, VIRGINIA HAMMOND Claffical Choral club 45 Sophomore Dramatic club 23 Booster club 2, 35 Friendship club 2, 35 Hockey 2. Porrening fine, hopeful, rainbow- ehaxing qualitieff' 1. V V 5 EVELYN HAM MONDS Cl11.i1fii'ul lluusrer cluli 3, 4. Evrlyn harfuund Ihr ,rplril nfyuuflzf' RUTH HANZE Clnff iful Girls' Service League 45 lfriemlsliip Clulm 4, lluoster club 2, 3, 4. ulirauliful, lzrillianf, nm! IlllI'llIiJ'l1iL'.H KATHERINE IIARMON llrm'r11l liuuster cluli 3, 4. lx'11ll1rrim' r.f'nmfw'.1 lliliffi' nzrnznlnny. sn ss I MARY HARRINIAN f.'rnl1!I1r'r'fl411l Shi' lmi 11 ll1lIil'A', grrlrzbzu ,i'f1l-fl-f of .. un. MARIAN HARRIS f.'l:l,i,r1'A'tll Iluusrer elulw 3. 4: lfriemlsliip elu llfl' r'14f'11r'1'fy -a ,murrr of 4lf'lz'gl1l. IIERBERT IIARSII lmluylrfal qlrlf llanrl 2, 3, 4. Slow, rlm uglzl-ful, philoropli Xml. In 4. Pagf 54 DON HANNA Clzzigriral Hi-Y4: Varsity truck 3. 4: Intra- mural truck 3, 45 Councilman 4. Ukrnzzlrkrlbly jolly and plrafirig- a rlfan ful, thoughtful boy, altlmuglz lzi. rirniarlai' arf frrquenlly 'lfarlz-nl'. JACK HAREN Gfnfnzl I can alway: fn' two .fiflrf Io efurry- thing. RAYMOND HARP 1!IllZH'lV'1iIll .'lrf,r Cmincilmzin 2. Rz1yffr1'rf1rl m11l'z'r1g aml frir11.l lcf'rp1'r1g. EVELYN HARRIS llo mr 12l!'fHllHIIlC.f Friendship club 23 Arr League 3, Booster club 2, 3, 4. Ou llzz' nlfrt, wry II1IlL'lI al1'f'f. Q DONALD HARRY Gfrzrral Booster club 4. .ln1bil1'nn if ilu' gm-will uf fT't'fj' flimbf' FRANCIS HART Cla.v,vz'rz1l Booster club Z, 3, 4. KlCU7lgt'11fdl ,renior with an 11lfrac!1'c'r pfr,ro1zality. BETTY HARTER Co nz nzfrcial Booster club -lg Friendship club -l. Bl-ny l1rlif'z'f'.f Ilml lzrlppimhu' mmlf to bf .rl1z1rr'zl.,' GILBERT HARTINIAN Grnfml Booster club 3. CCIU' Cz'lbwrf'.v lalfrztf arf of rlzr more film! Iypftn WAYNE HARTZELL Claw ical ll'ayn1 .v a wirr lzuy-fapablf' of rm, 1' II 1' 71 g li I-771.fl'l-li. CARL HASSEMAN Irzduflrial ,lrlx Hall guard chairman 3. Ugglllill' II fall' clflrrniifzfzl fz'llow.' NINA HAYDEN Gfnfral Choral cluh -lg Friendship club lg Art League -lg Booster club 2, J frank fngaging ,fmilf betrayf Thr clzarmirzg quirl of lzfr way LLOYD HAYES Induftrial -lrtf Lloyd accomplislzef much by 5 Hula. Z, 3 3, U l' , aying Page 55 V T Y LURAL HARTFORD 'wUmmFfflIll e. Poetry Club 3. Um'flji,rh1zef.f pfrxmiizfimlf Thi: rlzarartrriyfir ammo! ln' ilrrzmlfl CLAIR HARTZELL Inrluflrial .lrlJ Egfr llmt .fparlele bfxpfalr an inifreft in Iliff. MILDRED HARWART CU7IH'I1Fl'L'liIll Booster club 3, -l. l az'or.r to all Mildrml mimzzlx Gaining by ilzzlr Il lmff U-ffr1'1'l14lf.n MARIE HAUSRATH Cla,v,vital Band 2, 3, -lg Orchestra 2.3.-lg Boos- ter club -lg Friendship club -lg Social Science club -l. Quin, plfamrzl, vrzorlrxt .llarle True to all, wr'rr .rum ,rlze wzll lie. JACK HAYES C0 nz n1frC1'nl Leaders' cluh 3. Calm, mol, collfrlfrl- Seldom, if fwfr, zlrjrcteflf' ROSALIE HECKAMAN C'l!1,l'.YlL'dl Booster club 3, -lg Friendship club 4 Sweet and fair-on Ihr .rquare. N S'-I l V V Y EUGENIA IIEDU Clr1.v,fii'al uqjlllfl. llIlll.f.l'1APV1l.7lg tIl'IUIlj'J' on Il1.' juli. LUCINDA ROSE HEINTZELMAN Cnnlmz'r1'l'lll Fricmlslmip club 2. 45 Booster club 4: i'xllI0lIlUlDIl? Cluh SIN lmlli lHl4'0Wl77IOIl mmnzrni .fr11.ff. JOHN HENDERSON fllCl,f,l'14t'lll Grnrmu,r of naturr, broad of mind, Truz' of lzfarl, 1 1'l'V'lIIJ'llllglj' lcimlf' FAYE IIENSELMAN Hun: nlfrr ial .Arr l.c:lp111e 43 lfuusrz-I' cluh 41 Coin- nurrem-s Z, 3, 4. l'ayr. lllr girl Illrll ran fmilr any limi' of lln' day, PHYLLIS HERTZIG Cr1n1n11'r1'i1ll lfricmlsliip cluh 43 Arr l,caguc 4, Ulllfffj' 1'yI',l' and a prrlly fmilf' nialfixr tlrf day l1r1'gl1lf'r. CHARLES HESS f:l!I.V.f14!'!1l ll,i.1il1mz nzifljzuz in lflmrlm arf' mm- binnl E lfilli Il tlflllllllr' low' -lor all Il1IIIllx'17I!l.n Page S6 IRENE HEGYI Crrzrral Girls' Service League 4: Art League, president 4: French club 45 Hockey 23 Tennis 2, 3: Social Science club 4. Ihr lrie'r11l.r arf munvflor J'lIt ,f L1 frifml fo 'manyf' I ' MARJORIE HELD Cwzfrnl Booster club 3: Arr League 43 Friendship club 4. 'fllarjorie lla! zz yliy .fcvrrt ,i-milf. GOLDIE JANE HENRY Gfncral ,Booster club 4: Art League 43 Social Science club 4g Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3. 4. Goldie jam' if Avo drmurf- .l loyal jrimzd-of that wfrr furfx' DALE HERTZIG Com mfrfial Tl1i.f lmyff inzluffry .rhoulfl .furxly br frncwzrfl l'l'I'lh Jucrr,r,r, EILEEN HERWICK Co m mrrr ial Sl1:' ffflzf diligfnlly for l'nnrvlf'rlgr- mul flllllf il. PAUL HEYARD General Varsity football 45 Councilman 2. 35 Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. If you knew 'Suzy' lilev Paul krimc: 'Sixty' I'-'fl PAULINE HEYARD Cn nz mf-rrial Friendship cluh 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 4g Modern XNI'lICl'Sl club 43 Art League 4. llplllllllllffll maidfn Ihoughlful and rf'J'1'rr'fd in mf1r1r1z'r. DORA HILTY Claxfifal Sophomore Dramatic club 23 Choral club 4. Ilrr nzollogto .fnzilf ' Jud bf ,rcw'rI all Ilia' whzlf. BETT Y ANN HINTEN Grnrral Art League 4: Modern Writers' club 4. Jhlf, arliw with brainr and poifefl JOE HOCE Gfnfral Booster club 3, 4: Councilman 4. High aimr form high charac!er.r. NIARALYNN HOLLIDAY llomf lifonomirf Art League 4. Councilman 3. ,l .r-zvfrt fnzilf oprnf fha' way to thx hfarl of Ihr rvnrlzlf' WILLARD HOLM Commfrcial Booster club 3. .'Ill longurf zuag ivifcwor of Willard. F 6 Q Page 57 V 'Y S RITA HILLIARD Clfufiml Social Science club 3, 4g French club 4: Friendship club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 4. Ilfr nmrlfily, a candlf lo her merit. ROBERT HINDERER Tn' l1 rz irnl Booster club 2. 'K Hf lookf at lift with a Jtmdfaft pn'- xv J'I'1lt'l'l1lIl'F. DALE HIXON Claffical Councilman 45 Art League 45 Boos- ter club 4: Automobile club 4. For!u11f' war kind and gnu- to him Jmbitiorz, indurzry, vigor, and vim. BERT HODEL Tull nical If you would rule Ihr world quietly You muff kfnp it umu,rnl. DICK HOLM Gmzfral Band 2. 3, 4. H.-llwayf good rzalurrdiwoulzl that tlzfn' wvre more like Dick. JAMES HONTAS Tffh n ical jim'll be flow to pick a wife For he l2fli1'w,r uarif'ly'.r lhf' J-pina aj life. 7 V Y BARBARA HOOPER Clanirzil National Honor Society: Girls' Ser- vice League , Vice President -lg Girls' Leaders' cluh -lg Girls' Booster cluh -lg Friendship cluh -lg Choral cluh -lg Class Play 3: Volleyball 2, ll, -l: lfaslcethall 2. 3, -lg Tennis 3: Hockey 2: Army-Navy 29 Annapolis-West Point 2: Council- man -lg Times' Agent 3: Committees 2, xl hfad rappfzl hy glfziming mulrfn mppfrf' ROBERT C. HOOVER Clflmrifzlf President Hi-Y 3. -lg Councilman Bah haf zz .vtraiglzl forward, .lflltffllllf . . for! nf nzzmlf JACK HOPKINS Tt'l'lIIIl.ftl1 Class Play 3. Thr .mul of irirluxlry and ,frrvz'rf. HAROLD HORNING f:ll1.f,lI'I'lll lntramural basketball 2, -l: Intra- mural Volleyball 2, 3, -lg Intramural baseball 35 Reserve hasketball 3. That lhir boy ,ro ln!! playa' l111.vlcrllmll If a fur! :Nfl known by all. ARLONA HOUCK Cun1n1i'r4'1':ll Unrujflcd and .rflf-pm'-'r.v,rffl, RUTH HOWARD Clriryzral Hulk if pfrafzuzfly t'I1fIIIl.fl'll.l'lIit' in fr1'z'ndtfhip. Page 58 wh 1 JOE HOOPINGARNER Gfrzrral Boys' Booster club 3. fl brighl hrffzy laugh l'l1!jr'PIlhflF,f for. ROBERT D. HOOVER Trch ll ifal Boys' Booster club -l. The world bflongf lo lhz em'rgrf1'r'. DOROTHY HOPPER Gmirrrll Friendship club 2: Girls' Booster cluh 2, 3. Jn lmimrf fmilr, a pll'II.l'!I7lf word Ihr vzmxrf com' you sw' wwf heard. FLOYD HORST lriduytrial .lrlf Through :lm-le and lhirz, no nmllrr llffl bf a darn gum! -lifllfllrj fu you. MILDRED HOUSER .-lpplifd .-lrl.f and .llufir Choral club -lg French club -l: lfriencl- ship club 3, -l-1 Girls' lloostervclub -lg Art League. Secretary lg Council- man 2. 3. J litilf girl wifi: a grrai big ,vnzi.lf', al hfr hrxl upon Ihr' pfurm ll. lI4'h.n RAY HOYLE Gfnfral fl quift frllow with J'1'fI-UM.fIh01lg1IlJ. VIOLA HUBERT Cuninzrrrinl Girls' Booster cluh 45 Friendship cluh 49 Automobile cluh 4. lV1',fdo ni and zz .rimplw IIYFIPIFIIIIUI' 1113'- f1i7Ig1li.l'1I lin. NORMAN HUNTER Gfnfral I afk fm addr. LOIS HUSTON Crnrral Press clulw 41 Choral cluh 4: French cluh 3: Friendship club 3. 4: Girls' Booster club 3. 4: Committees 3. 43 Social Science club 3. HSHlUUflI af ffzf' ,fwonp uf a .rn1gulf, CATHERINE HUTCHINSON Cfrlmiffzl Friendsliip club 2, 4g Biology cluli 21 Volleyhall 3. Dfficl'nlly lillflbilllllll, of fllll-fflfflflllii' ml lIIIfllI'. .ll DORIS INK Clzziir ical Quill and Scroll club, Times' Stall' 4: Press cluli 3, Secretary 4: Girls' Ser- vice League 4: Frienclsliip club 3, 4: Girls' Booster club 3. 4: Committees 3, 4. J pflili' and irltfrfxflizzg I'7Ill'Hl'l'f.H DORIS JACKSON l:!!l5'J'iL'll1 National Honor Society 3, 45 Girls' Service League 4: Councilman 2. 3 French club 4: Girls' Booster cluh 2, 3, 4. '21 lfaclirrl' dream of pfrff'flinn. YI -'il Page S9 VV 1 IDA HUG Gfrwral Art League 4g Girls' Booster club 3. 4g ir Friendship club 3. 4. fl niirlgfr in .rlufzznx a ljlillflll fu :harm Infviffzbly on IUHII' Vllllffllllilll' arm DONALD HURSH Cla.r.f1'c'al Choral club 45 Hi-Y 4: Operetta 4. is Yaulh cormxr but mm' to awry nznnf, FRANK HUTCHINGS GffI.f.ffCl1f Band 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Cha plain 4. B0yi.f11 mixizlrr nf plzlyful ffl 14 flffj'-' promotfr of Wrzglvy .r!r1fk. GLENN IAM S Clan' fra! limes' Agent 29 Intramural swim- ming 2, 3, 43 xZlI'SlI'j' swimming 45 Band 2, 3, 4. Solemn a:1d.fz'ri1n4.v, mfglzty in ambi- tion. RUTH INMAN f:1llJ'J'1't'lll Social Science club 3 4: Choral club -lg Girls' Booster club 3, 4. HLilea1Jle, fxcinlbff, fra!-lzffrulfzl' Rulll FRANCES JACKSON Cvldjjifllf Girls' Booster club 2, 3: Friendship clu .4 lb 2, 4. To Ffanrrf, boyx .ire nzrrfly low. VV S lla SOPIIIE JACKSON l,'m11r:1,'r'r1'ul My Il yniang 7?ItHI',V ,lliglily :z'lr1'rl llfu lnwr ilnppril lfy .vurlz I1 girl. BOB JACOBS l.'umN11'r4'1'f1l R1'S1'l'Vl'lHlSliK'fllIlll.l1'l'l'llL'li.l2 lnrcr- clzlss ra-nnls 2: limes' Agn-lit -l, --, 1 li' rflrfjlzzl gfrlv. lrrzrizfv il !fJA'l Y ifllffl ll1'l'. Ginn EILEEN JAMES flu ni n11'rf1'r1l cilmun 3. 43 Fricmlsllip clulw -la Mmlurn Writers' cluli -lf: Girls' Buns- rcr cluli 2, J. 4. I?r:'nf1'zl, .L'e'l1z'l'1IIlJ'Y f'IlI'l! nf gullf' llrr fvlmlr limrl Tlfllllz' in lirr ,vn11lr.' ROBERT JAM ES Cn m nwrr ful l'rl rallifr lull' llmn rc'f1ll'. ILENE JARVIS f,'ummf'r1'l1ll Girls' liuusri-1' cluli 4: l riL-nclsliip clulw 4. 'Yl71r'L'l'l'l in ll llmumr11l. llAR'l'l.EY JOHNSON 13-flmiuil lnrm-rcluss lmskcrliull 3. U.. lln' wr! llml mfr: null luflfri lwlli likf' In full Fr1'rml, Page' 60 VERYL JACKSON Cnnzn1rr1'i.f1l Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: cE0l11II'llYfl'CS -l. Ill may ln' Ill-Vflllll lifll gf! biz' KLEANTHIS JAKMIDES G1'IIz'I'Ill Band 2. 3. -la Orcliv.-srrzi 3, 4: Buys' liimsrcr club 2: lnrrzxmurzil basket- lizlll 2. .l Irzmlffl nzufff' f'r1tl1z4.fff1,i'l, Il .fl'Hg1'l' of un mfflri IIlH'lI'fj'. JOHN JAMES Cla.i'.fiml l,'11pul1lr, Il!lll1I'f!'II1lf, plm.f1'ng lf:w'y nppm'lur11'Iy ,w'1':1'21g. HELEN JANECEK ClI1J'.l'l't'IIl Girls' Booster club 2: Cliural club 43 Frienclsliip clulw 2. 11nmlrly kim! z1mlgrr1f'rnu,f. ELIZABETH BETTY JOHNSON Urrlrnll lfrivnclsliip club 2. Sl1f lim' lzllfrlff 2'l'flI'r'll ,-'ln' ljflff :ml ,frf fun lzIff'. LaVERL JOHNSON Cu m 7ll1'7'4'l4tl1I For only lowly tlmuglilf can Nlllkc' u lowly fm'f. x OPAL MAE JOHNSON Cnmmfrcial Girls' Booster club 3, 4. 1,0'z'f in lzfr eye, Frifrzdxliip in lII'I'l1F!lff.ll MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSTEN Claffical Girls' Service Leagueg Class Play 3, 4: Orchestra 3g Committees 3, 4g Latin club 4: Social Science club 4: Friend- ship club 3, 45 Girls' Booster club 4: Thespians 4. HAIUJIC willi iff tomnv d1'zf1'r1f Dot: lhingt ro thi: heart of mz'm'. JEAN JONES Gfnfral Art League 4g Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4: Friendship club 4. Loan to dance, and dom. MAXINE JONES Commerrial Automobile club 4. S0n1f'011f' Cv110'Jrealu'ifl1f1ulprvfrrzff. LOUISE JUSTICE Commercial Councilman 2, 3g Times' Agent 2: Volleyball 25 Dramatic club 23 Class Play 3. 'fllalcff .funrlzine in ,fhady plm'r.f. WILLIAM KANE Commercial Tile rmion frm, the tanzper mildf, Q . Page 61 V V S STANLEY E. JOHNSON Tfchniral Track 4g Social Science club 4g Boys' Booster club 4, Somerimrr glad, .fon1ff1'nzr,v fail Ifwr 771116111l l'01l.Y'l1t Z't'f bad! PRISCILLA ANNE JOHNSTON Gfnrral Art League 43 Girls' Booster club 3. 43 French cluh 3, 45 Friendship club 4. Ijrixcillafflzarniirig, modern Puritan. LESLIE JONES General Choral club 44 Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural volleyball 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Hi-Y Z, 3, 4. i-llwayf a grin-wide, big and frnf, ELIZABETH JOSEPH Claffifal French club 2: Latin club 3, 49 Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4. l:'z'fn lafher cmft difguzlff The humor of lzfr wry. ANNA KALKMAN Cfrifral Girls' Booster cluh 3, 43 Friendship club 4. A fl complfxily, rlrpllz and fwzrifly of rlzararffrf' FRANK KARAM Gfnfra! J pillar ofinlf'gr1'ty.,' V V Y LARRY KARVATSKY Cu nz nirrriul l rienclsl1ip club 2. 5, -l, .'llM1 '-I llflllllff lmlz' nor low' llzrm You Hlligllf fail it ffllI'l'IIl1'll?I. AUDREY KAYE l:z'llt'f!ll l l'em'l1 club lg Girls' Booster club -lg Gt-t Acquaintecl club -lx Councilman -lg lfrienclship club 4. 7'ln'rr',r no powrr .in Ihr Iongue nf man In allrr mr. PAULINE KEAGY Cfnrraf Councilman Zz Orchestra 2: Basker- lvall 2: Yolleylmll 2. l 1lul1'm' lim Ilia! mfr gif! -a gnml 1!z'.i7w,f1'1i'm1. JACK KEHL l?lll1lJ'ffZ'11l .'l7'l,f lli.r c4'l'.'l fl'l'llgIll Lr'.l no barriiri ' DICK KELL TNI: Il irul pl lltlU j'IM'll!lll' ultfliulrf-rnnlirzl and plffuzlrll in manm'r. EMM A KELLER Cz' rzrral Modern Writers' club 4: Wardrobe mistress lor Class play -l. SlI3'I1f',f,f .s'frn1,r In lI'llT'f' iff tram' In lf1. ffl1,l'l1 upon llff-ftll'1'. Page 62 RUTH KASER Gvnrral French club -lg Art League -l: Poetly club -lg Frienclsliip club -lg Girls' Booster club -l. I will be Ihr lyric, ferr on lhr lip Ralhfr Ilzan Ihr fpir, NIf'IIII1fj'lA'f,f511'fJ WANDA KAZINSKU Cl5lJ'J'1'Clll Chemistry club -lg Girls' Booster club -l. flu ambifiou.r Inf!- Shi' airlx our clan. BETTY JANE KEEFER Co m mfrcial Girls' Booster club -l. llar a .runny :milf for all. DEAN KEISER Cla ,fy 14511, Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Treasurer Z: Council- man 33 Art League -lg Intramural lwasltetball 2, 3g Intramural volleyball 2g Intramural indoor 3: Boys' Boos- ter club 3. Jn tljllblf young man, wife and witty. VIRGINIA RUTH KELL Claffiral Biology club 2: Orchestra 25 Band -lg Conzplr1r blrnd of flzf purely mzluml, and flu' nalurally puff. CHARLES KELLOGG Cld.l'.f1'C01 Hi-Y 3. -lg Press club -lg Boys' Leaders' club 3, -lg Times' Agent 4. lli.r buff mnzpaniomv, ClZt't'71f1lI!ltJ'J' and hvalllz, llzff bn! rirhrf, l1z'.vfrirnd.v. EVELYN KELLOGG Clafyical Girls' Booster club 2, 3: Friendship club 3: Choral club -l. Too fair ro worxhip, loo a'iz'ine to low. JACK KERN Claxfital ll'i.w' and witty bu! not in low? 14111111 a pity! ' DORIS KEYES General Girls' Leaders' club 2, 3, -lg Girls' Booster club 3, -l: Friendship club -lg French club -lg Art League -l: Social Science -lz Basketball 2, 3, -lg Volley- ball 2. 3, -la Yale-Harvard 2. 3. 4: Tennis 2, 3, -lz West Point-Annapolis Volleyball 2. J bl:VllH'.f0H1l', buoyant maiden with KI 4'olo.r.ral aflzlrfie fff0fll. FLORENCE KHOURY Clarriezil Latin club 2, 3, -lg Girls' Booster club -lg Committees 2, 3, -lg Times' Agent 3. Roxy lipf .fo offer: .rlioiv 1 z'71l'r'l'l lefilz af while af .f?I0'Zl,'. MALCOLM KIENZLE Claxfiral Varsity Debate Team -l: National Forensic League -lg Hi-Y -lg Art League -lz Committees 2g Boys' Booster club -lg Automobile club -l. .'lzw'lfn1n rliplumaf if L'llalrolm. DEAN KING General Choral club -la Operetta -l. livery inrli a ls'l7lg'ilfift' but Hue. 4 Page 63 V V S NEIL KEPPLE Claxfiral Biology club 25 Chemistry club 35 Life Guard -lg Swimming -l. We're alway: glad To weleome thi.r lad. DOROTHY KESTER General Girls' Booster club 2, 3, -lg Friend- ship club 3, -lg junior Play Make-up -l. Dorothy if ,vo pleaxingly projirientf' LOUIS KHOUREY Claffiral Quill and Scroll -lg Dramatic club 23 Class Play 3, Times' Stall -lg Press club -l. JJ ba-fling at tlie .rplzinx but pleat- anz Io all. EILEEN KIENZLE Clasxieal Quill and Scroll Times' Staff -lg Girls' Service League -lc Class play 3, Friend- ship club 3, -lg Publicity chairman -lg Girls' Booster club 2, 3, -l: Press club 3, -lg Dramatic club 25 Committees 2, -l. Large eyex adorn her fare :Ind emphafize an elfiflz grace ANNA MAY KING Claffical Girls' Booster club 2, 3, -lg Art Lea- gue -lg Friendship club -lg Cheerleader -l. She wore a Jmile, oh mort divine When a certain player crafherl llze line. LORRAINE KING Clasfieal Girls' Service League -l: French club 3. . .I fmall king of ,rzerling worll1. 7 V Y MILDRED KINSER Cn nz m 1' rria! Volleyball 39 Booster club 4. Br1'gl1l ryrf lilcz' m11g111'l.r draw flllrnlmn to Fllflfllil' 711171111 a-fi1r:v.' WILBUR KIRBY Irzrluflrial .1lr1,r ll'z'fty and wiw, .turf lu l'i.ff.' JAMES KIRKPATRICK Trch n im! Councilman -lg Varsity track 2, 3. 4: Cross country 3. 43 Intramural track 3. 4g Booster club 4. jim .tiff high in Ilia' llfzirff nf fzrf a.r.rofian'.r. SARAH KLAMER Com Nlt'fl'1'lll Booster club 45 Social Science club 4 U llrr Nlllflllfl' alluring, l1z'rfr1'r1nf,vl11'p r1'n.r,rur1u,q.,' MARION KLINGSTEDT Cla vivfrul Lcaclers' club 4: Yule-H:u'vartl 3. 4. Swimming 3g 'llennis 3, 4: l i'it-mlsliip club 3. 4: Nloclern Wlriters' club 4: Social Science club 4: Booster club 4: Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3. 4. 'l'umbling 3. 4. 'Capl' A'lllI'lL'J' lrrr ,iporli rw ull azlmfl. .lnrl uw' lfkr lin' tony llrr f'5'r!f1.vh1'.v fi! H ROY KLOPFENSTINE I:lH.f.l'1.l'lIl Councilman 4: Booster club 4: Varsity swimming 4. xl 'lL'13,lfl1g workfr in llif 1'lz1.ff. Page 64 GEORGE KIRBERGER Cln.r.r1'rnf Booster club 45 Chemistry club -43 Art League 4. lla mmf, he .rIrulif.v, ln' conqurrrdf' ED KIRK lnduxlrial .Inf Life if mnrirrfnr a mrrry .I'Ill1.1t'.H JUNE KIRKPATRICK Gfrzrral Ilfr-fr1'rnd.t rm' many, for hrr wayx arf' ,vtUm'l.,' BETTY KLI M CZYK Co m nzxrr tal Tennis 3,45 Basketball4: Boosterclub 2, 3, 43 Chemistry club 4: Volleyball 4: Automobile club 4. 'Of mufh dffl'!'fI,!1II and zuzbrokrn -f3ll1'fll.' ' LUCILLE KLINK Cla.r.rz'ral Sophomore Dramatic club 2: Booster club 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Leaders' club 45 Art League 4: Class play 35 Automobile club 4. Lo:w'ly g:V17HZll.1'l will! ll .flllfll-ilff l'UlAHlf'llIlPl1'l' and mrrry hf'nr!. BETTY JANE KLUGE Commfrrial Booster club 4. She lrfx not any malt' difiurb hfr rqzulzbrfurrzf' DOROTHY KNAPP ClIl,U'lt'!l! Get-rlcquainted club, secretai'y-trea- surer -l: Booster club -l. HIZVIIIX' In gr! IlI'I1lllIl'lll!'!l' 'fl'lAlll null nlri' In li'rifrfc'. EVELYN KNOCH filIlJ'J1l'Ill Sophomore Dramatic club lg-Booster club 2, 3, -lx Choral club -l: Friendship club 2. lJi11'l'-ryril ilzlugliffl of ,ll. ll. S. M ILDRED KNOCH Cnn1ii11'1'z'1'z1l National Honor Soeiety3,-lx Publica- tion business Stall' -lg Girls' Service League -l: Quill and hcroll -l. 'ASU .i':zwf ami iwlulnlr if lifr d1',rroz1rn'. SUNDIE KOACH Crmznifrffcil Social Science club -l. You'1l.fimI no bwllrr in ll mrnzflz nf' Siuifl11y.f. JANIS KOHL Cla.v.r1'i'z1l Booster club 2, 3: Art League -l. H.-I jolly azitl 'l'I4f'!lflAUHJ' girl. KATHERINE KOPAN G. 7Ir'!'!ll Basketball 21 Booster club -l: French club -l: Councilman -l. ICI!!!-P'Az't'.fl!llIII and t'IIlI'7'll1iHlllg.U I-'il Page 65 V V S GORDON KNAPP Clrln' izial ullvifili' !l'IUIIk. mirz'-liill nfifiuif' GERALDINE KNOCH Cfm1mf'rr1'r1l Booster club -l. ,Yu mari, no Icing, rmr dulcr, Hur curl .llay cc'l1i',vprr rnmznirr In Ilizf girl. VELM A KNOUFF f,laffiz'ul Girls' Service League -lx Band 3, -lg l,atin Club -lg Friendship club 3, -lg Booster club 2, -lg Hockey lg liasketliall 21, Volleyball 3: 'liennis 3. -lg Com- mittees 2, 3, -l. l.1'kr.r. gum! lI'17li'J', and likixf in go Dm'H1'l lllci' in ifuily. flinziglif' ORVILLE KOHER Cn nz mr'rz'fal Leaders' club 2,3, president -l: Stamp club 2. 3, vice-president -lg Booster club -lg Councilman 3, -l: Cheerleader lg Automobile club -lg Yale-Harvard cheerleader -l. llrrfx a boy Mlm fl'I'flIlI!lf II doubt IJ llif kind of boy girly dream about. ALFREDA KOHLRUSH f:11I7l7Ilz'l'L'I4!ll Friendship club Z: Booster club 3, -lg Art League 2, 3. Rm1lyfm any r'la,i,frooni rn1rrgi'r1z'y.' HAROLD KRACKER Illllllifflilll .lrlf SIrzl'zAiigly original in f':'l'1'y rr'r1fl5 - U flfll. Y v' s PAUL KRATZER Clan I'l'!ll llancl 3, -lg Orchestra .3, -l. G1llIfIlNf1'1' I1 antidnrf fur llir bluff. MABEL KRISTOFF Cl11,f.rir'al Girls' Booster club 2, 3, -lg Band 2, 3, -lg Art l,t-again' 2, 3, lg Choral club 2, 31 Clwinistry club -lg Committees 2, 3, -lg l i'ic-nclsliip club -l. llf'rr'f ll girl, tall lllltl .vlaffly llrnfchig Vllllfl' allrarliw lat1'ly. WILLIAM KRUG Ilrwrrll Hi-Y 2, 3. .l gI'llI'llJ' -juxl rcwiliizg to ln' cliv l U'l'l'l'l'll. ' ' EVELYN KUEPFER Co m m 1' rr 1' al ll .-'ln' .vlmuld .ray your lmfr I-J' blur Shffl mrllv' you ln'l1'fr'r ilu' ,rlrllrrmfnt lrin'. JULIA LABAK fJl1lIIIlH'ff'l'lll Yollcylmll 2, 3, liaisketbull 2. E ...I K' jurluiir, MARJORIE La MONT Clai 1 iral Girls' Leaders' club -lg Vice Prcsimlcnt 'lg National llonor Society, Girls' Ser vice l,i-aguc 44 French club -lg Girls Booster club 3, -lg l ric-nilsliip club -l liaskctliall 3, -lg Vollcvball 3, -lg Yale- Harvurd Manager 3, Lair of l'lIllfl1l'l. l' Illltf a ziibrruil prr- J'0IIlIl1'fj'. H olrlrn rlmrnflrr--a fvorllz rvlzilf' Page 66 JACK KRESSLY Claffiral Chemistry club -lg Dramatic club 2 Pe'rffflly xincrn' buf 1'r1.rcrulabla. CHARLES KRUCK General Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Secretary and Treas- urer -li Boys' Leaders' club 3, -lg So- cial Science club -lg Intramural basket- ball 3, -l: Intramural baseball 3, -lg Intramural track 3. 'lllf laleff llif world af il if, and no! nf it ouglil to be. PAUL KRUMLAUF Cfrifral Sz'lenre if flu' perffcf lribule ufjoyf' CLARA KUHN Cla. i',1' ical Girls' Booster club 3. lf'.r lfrriblr Io br in luzwx' BETTY LACEY Commrrriul Friendship club 3, -lg Girls' Booster club 3. You newr hear lirr nialff murlz imzrw. Brlfy liar that tlzing called po1'.w. GRACE LANDES Commrrrial Girls' Booster club 23 Orchestra 3, -l. Likrnrd lo ri quirt lake, unrujlrd by Ili: wind. WILLIAM LANDERS Induflrial Jrtf Boys' Booster club 35 Times' Agent 45 Councilman 4. There'J no doubt of hir Jueceff, Il'J jurl a quextion of time.' PAULINE LASH Commercial Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3. Small hui arrive member of the llleKir1l1'yll1'gl1 School band. M ARY LATTAVO Commercial Social Science club 3, 45 Girls' Boos- ter club 4. U .rlie if a grind, .rlze doef not le! uf lcrzow if. BILLY LAUTENSLAGER Clarfiral Choral cluh 4. Bill hor roncrete opiriioizr Tlzoroughly mixed permanently fel. DICK LAWRENCE Teeli ri ical Councilman 2, 3: Hi-Y club 2, 3, 4: Committees 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Class President 4. Seleered fororite of the .renior rlafr -a rmile ar ronfagiour ay a yawn. PAULINE LAWTON Clayyical Class Play 3, 45 Dramatic club 25 National Thespian club 45 Modern Writers' club 45 Girls' Booster club 45 Friendship club 45 Committees 4. The graeiournerx of a queen, her hair a crowning glory. Page 67 V V Q DOROTHY LAPER Applied Arif and lllufie Art League 4. Pallenre and time eonqueralltliingf' MARGARET LATHAM Commercial Girls' Booster club 4. NumerouJ frorkx and lou of .ftyle lllalee a girl'J life quite wortlzwlzilef' GENEVIEVE LAUDA Commercial elf ererl ar a moral principle. WILLIAM LAVEY General In all hir humor: grave or mellow Bill if Juelz a pleafantfellowf' LISTER LAWRENCE Induflrial A115 Engagi11gly pleafanl-alwayf plea:- arzlly engaged. CAROLYN LEAHY Clanieal Press club 45 Times' Agent 45 French club 3, 45 Social Science club 35 Friend- ship club 3, 45 Girls' Booster club 3, 45 Committees 3. Not .ro big yet not too rmall Carolyn rarer A 1 with all. S ' , V V Y WILLARD LECHNER lnduylrial .flrlf lloys' Booster club 45 Arr League 4. H7'1'l'1'7lA'li?lg1'yI'.V nm! um' Ilhfffll .fmflf Surf lII1V'IlllI1'l1'l'f nj lair Ilm1cgl1l.r. NIARGUERITE LEDGER Co in rm'n'1'11l Girls' lloosrer club 4. SIN .u'l.'Ylf,i' nur 1Jjfr'c'l1'rnl.i' away. HELEN CLAIRE LEHMILLER f.'1l?11fIlz'ft'l.!Il Girls' lioosrer club 3, 4. H llfr fyvtr nf .rlnrf nf l2'l'I'l1igl1f fair I.l'A'l' f'IUI'lI'1:lIl, mo, lirr rfll.Vfl'y lI!lIil'.' M ARGARET LEIST Cla ,r,r1'1'1ll Girls' l,eaclers' club 4: Girls' Ser- vice League 43 Chemistry club 4 French elub 45 T'flk'I'lClSl1IP club 4 Girls' Booster club 4: c'Ol11IllIff'Jl'S3, 4 liaskerball 3, 4g Volleyball 3, 43 Yale: Harvard 4. Smi'lr.i for mf, xniilrxr for you, Spr'f'l'1lf .1 mifm' for Il .rf1r'f111fjffv, IRENE LENARTOWIEZ Iffrlrrrlf Girls' liooster club Z: Hockey 2. ln nm' .rlmrl brralfz .flif mn my mon Tlmn nriymn' lim' ,mfrl l1ijfurf'. DOROTHY Le PORE f,'1mIrllr'r1'f11l Girls' lloosrer club 4: lfril-mlsliip club 45 Poetry club 4. H lfllfllfhllllldblf flzarm and u ribnzuzflrd pnpuf11r1'ly. Q Page 68 ROBERT LECKRONE Trcli n fraf lioys' Leaders' club 3, 45 Hi-Y club 3, 4: Social Science club 4: Basket- ball 3, 45 Indoor 3, 4. Robert l'J' nf Uf7l1'NIli,fIl'!' III a .rrfrl ramlnguf. JANE LEECH C 0 m nirrrial Orchestra 2, 3, 44 Arr League 2, 3, 45 Social Science club 4: Friemlship club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4. To argue' with jam' if Il nur of- I camf, 1 .f!I'ZU, I ro11q1u'rf'zl. RICHARD LEIBTAG Gc'Ht'!'lll Inrerclass basketball 3, 4. I'm in harmony will: Nia rvarhl zzz g.f'nfn1l. MINNIE LEKTORICH Commfrrfnl Tl1i.f if .llinnie who tlzirzkx zcvicf bqforr .rlzr ,vpmk,r, LEROY LEONARD Crncral UIIZIYITIIIIYIIOVI. of Jtrengtfi and rigor. CHARLES LESTER .lpplird .lrlr and .lfllxllf Art League 4g Committees 3. To morrow conzm' and rw are zclivrff Tllfll lr! uf live lmlayf' I P SYLVIA LEVIN CUlIIN1t'I'Cl!Il Booster club 3, 43 Choral club 49 Friendship cluh 4. H Karp Ilia! .vcliool girl conzplfxio11.'l ROBERT LHOTA Trrli n iral Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Booster club 35 Class play' 3. 'fl lml Mm' blur' all tlirougll Tlif lcinil yozfrr glad fo know or wifli you lcmiwf' VIRGINIA LIBERTORE Cunznzfrfial Booster club 4: Art League 49 Friend- shipxcluh 4. ily mifrgrtir pirff of human clarin- mfr. NELLIE LIND Conzmfrfial Friendship club 4. Irre.f1'ytably ilroll, jolly, and nirf JANET LIPPERT Co rn nzfrrial Booster cluh 4g Art League 4. ujllllfl if a f'.f'r.falil1'ly qunlzf' LUCY LOM BARDI Gfnfrnl Booster club 2. 5, 45 French club 2, 3, 4. In lm' !XPt'VlL'IIL't', allfriemlf rflied. . w. v'v Y MARGARET LEWIS Claffical Booster club 2, 3, 45 Art League 25 Friendship club 5. rl ,fublle hunzorixlf' JAMES LIBERTORE Gfnrnzl J mort gallanl, illuytriozu, lzarnvzl U yflllllg Nlflll. JACK LIGHTBODY General Graphic Arts club, secretary-trezv surer 4. I low all, lruxtfew, do wrong to nonr GERALDINE LINK Claffiral Full nf pzp, pzppfrmin! variety. WILLIAM LIVESAY Induxlrial .lrlx U Youllz if wholly c'.V17ffI-V7lt'I1l!Il.H i MARY LOMBARDI Cla,r,rical Booster club 4. u.lI!lgl1!illL'f7If .rpg-oracle of human lzap pizzfxff' Page 69 Choral club 4: Committees 2, 3, 45 Chemistry club 3: Friendship club 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4g French cluh 4. V V Y MIKE LOMBARDI Grn'rral Committees 3, 4. Dark ryrnr, dark hair, good at fportr .Al fazrnrin' from all r1'purl.f. WENDELL LONG Gfrrrral Booster club 2. You llfar about hir mam' fruilzrf Thru hr I1!177I1if.f llzrm with hzfr hlu.rhr1. LAURENE LOVE Gmrrral Friendship cluh 3. Crac1'nu.r af Jun,rh1'm', fwfr! df drw BETTY JANE LOWRY Claffiral Girls' Service League 43 Friendship club 2, 3, 44 Latin cluh 2, 3, 4: secretary 3, treasurer 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4. Shr drf.f.rr.f wrll, ,rlze danff: wr!! .-Ind Ihr lmyr .ray ,fhf'.f .fimply fwfllfl MARY LUCKRING Commrrrial Booster club 2, 3, 4, secretary Z, Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Service League, treasurer 4: Modern Writers' club 4, Art League 4. Hlllary har a pntfnt on that .rmz'l1'.', ALICE LUX Claffical Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Choral club 4: Sophomore Dramatic club 2: Friend- ship cluh 43 Booster club 2, 3, 4. xl prized warblfr of P.Tll'711!1l1lf rlzar- arfrrf' Pag e 70 EARL LONG Clarriral surer 4. Srem,r .frriouf from hrad to ruff Lott offun with all hr h'r1ow.v. VIRGINIA LONGABAUGH Cld.l'.I'l.fdl Leaders' club 45 Hall guard chair- man 49 Committees 3, 4g Friendship club 3, 45 French club 3, 4g Art League 43 Booster club 3, 4. J mind rontrnl, both frown and leingzlonz if. REVA LOVE Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Choral club 4, Friendship club 4. Thou with the fatal gtft of beauty. KATHLEEN LOZIER Clafrical Latin club 2, 35 Booster club 3, 4. I have mort zeal than wit. MARY LUTSCH Home Econunzirf Basketball 2. Our thoughtx arf ever forming our rhararterrf' BETTY LYONS Claffiral Booster club 2, 35 French club 4, Committees 2, 34 Friendship club 25 Basketball 2: Volleyball, West Point- Annapolis 2, 35 Hockey 2. Fortune may be rhanging, but I'll Jmile throughout. Booster club 23 French club 35 Chemistry club 4, Travel club 45 tren- RICHARD NIAAG Gfnfral Indoor 3: lntramural basketball 3. Thr nmrr I fluffy, Ihr more I Ilif- mwr how muflz I dorft lenocc, fo Cbflj' fluffy. EDDIE MAGNANI Crnfrnl Intramural basketball 3, 4: Intra- mural baseball 3, 4: Biology club 3: Booster club 4. l1'l1z1lf'z'r our fhouglzlr arf moft ah- Jfwlzrd in ca-ill flillgf our fi:'f',r.' MERRILL LEE MANFULL Gfrirral Booster club Z. 3. 4: Social Science club 3: I ursity track 39 Cross Country 3. Opp0rIur11'fy offr1.f1'o1mlly Nzfrtf II man IICIUTIJIIX, bu! .vfldfmz forzzff affrr lzimf' JOHN MARDYLA lhllflillfffifll -lulnz Il!'IL'!lj'J' knozw rclzfn lo .nz r an f1f7f1UfflAPl1'fj'.H I BETTY MARKLEY Cla.r,rz'z'al Booster club 2, 3, 4: Choral club 4. Luyally fu .vrlzuol and frz'rmlf if fzrr lfffrnffllllg f'H'lll. .H JOSEPHINE MARLETTO flf'm'r'al Study j'Ulll'.VI'Ui and mor! nj' all nuff CMH lflzrrz' kind rinlurf Iil1C'!'f. ,f you In anal. I'-'fl 'Fir Pagf 71 V I T Q RUSSELL MACK Clarriczzl Hi-Y 3, 4. Ru.rfell'.r zz year round friend. RUTH MAIER Clarfiml Booster club 2: Biology club 2: Poe- fry club 3, secretary 4: Choral club 4. Thx tongue if no! the only amy Tlzrough Ullllifll tllf' I1t'fliC't' nz 131141 if lIf!II'li.,, ROSEMARIE MANTSCH Conzmerrial Leaders' club 3, 4g Yale-Harvard 3, 4: Councilman 3, Booster club 3, 45 Volleyball 3. fun watrh llze More Wfzfn flnr ,vpnrlfr on Ihr' floor. WILSON MARKER Claffiml Choral club 45 Debate squad 43 Orchestra 3: Press club -l-L Booster club 3, 4. rlllu51'c rnnfnzblff poetry, fu fclflz arf uan1f'lf.r.v grncm' only zz 77lll,Vf2'l J4 lmnd mn mach. VIRGINIA MARKU Claxrical Orchestra 2, 3, 44 Social Science club 31 Art League 44 Booster club 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 43 Hall guard chair- man 4. fl Candor tha! .rftf Ihr xml on Cl noble l?1l'll!l.,, HELENE NIARSH Cu 7PHl1l'7'l'ilIl Booster club 3, 4. Br .turf and rfrlain tlmf you know How far your gfzzizzf, lzlxfr um! learn- ing go. V V Y MARY MARGARET MARSH , . fifll,Ulc'lJf Girls' limwstvr clulm 3, 4. Thr fillfflllfl' .firm if vqiml In lflz' z1f'rrf. DAN M ARTINO Co ni lHl'V'1'l'Ilf 1 fmfn' for lfn' bail, prffmrr Ihr wonrl ' Thru lah' :vlml 1 gd. JOE MARZICH I'nuan'nm1l l:'lrc1r1'c ,'lluu',v lrvn muff iwllialzlr' f7fU.VI',V.fI'IIlI.V '-lx'lIIlfl'lf'!fgI' and ,1l'l'lf. IRENE MASTERS Con1n1rrrz'al Girls' liimstcr Clulw 43 Arr ln.-:igiiu 2, 3g Aurrunuhilc club -l. U llfr qu f',1' lfnrz I'.f 'rn Inav' nr r1r:llulmw'?', MARTHA MATEJKA frfflfflll L'I1mnIclulw4g Girls' Service' lmzigiin- -lg Social hciuncc club 4: Girls' Booster cluli 4. sv- - Ihr ,ifw'r!mt rlmrm nj rcwmuu If Il ramlur, tvurm and brzghlf' ROSE MATHIE l,'rnr1n1rr4'i'al Girls' l,vzulL-rs' clulv -lg Volleyball lg West Point-Annapolis 2: Buskcrluill Z. 3, 4: c'0lll1CllHl2llI 3: Girls' S1-rvicv lma- guc 4: l rim-mlsliip clula 4. Trur:4'urll1 I.: in bring fI1r1l,f1'z'NII'llg. Page 72 :riff ln' r'lf':'fr. PAULINE M ARTIN Co nz rm'rL'1'r1f NRIIIZYIIIII, arfrucficwg .ruff Io ji! Pfliclzmfff thu M1111 fclirfll niakf I1 l1il.' JOE NIARTINO Co IIHl1z'I't'Z'dl Whan':'rr crvnl br laugh! or land be lrmf .llclllvf ff1!I.Vl'lL'?ICz' if Nw orarlv nj God. DOROTHE MASSARO Co nl mfrr ful Girls' Booster club -lg Friendship Club 4. I'rr,rf'wru1m' ix I1 Roman ziirlur Tim! :wnf mcfz an and plurkf .ruf- ., flvff. CONSTANCE MASTERSON Co m Illffflilll IIN Cl1l't'I:f1l1Ilr'J'J' if likf a glimpxt f1f,fur1fl1i11i' on a Cloudy day. MARY MATETIC Co m nwrr ful I l?v gI1Utf,,.f'lUEfl maid, and In who CHARLES MAURER fflllffl-l't1l Debuts Squad, varsity 4: Council- nzin 21 Cmmnirrccs 2, 3, 4. 'flly fcrallfa if llrullli and pfrffrl ran' .lly mmvifrzff rlrar --I aim l11plfa,fr. C x BETTY MAUST Cu nz Hlffflilll Fricmlsliip club Z, 4. HSM' rlflf lllv' Il QIMTII In KI Hlllllllff ,fo .rrrf1z1'. LUCILLE MAUTER Co nz Nlz'I'l'1-Ill uf:lIlIl'HI,V flrikr tlzr ,rigl1l.n1N'll rz'1'r1 lllf. 1'ff ul. ELAINE MCANALL Commf'rr1'z1l Girls' litiostcr club 4: Tennis 3. llrlrn lfzillx illrmrly -pnrkft r'il'llluIl.H BEATRICE MCCARTHY cllllfj' rival Girls' llnnstcr club 2. 3. 4: Friend- sliip clulw 2: 'liravel club 4. 'fl prrfly, llfligllf fywl .wrl of girl. MILDRED MCCLELLAN Cla,f.ri1'11l Quill anal Scroll 4: 'llimcs' stall? 4: Girls' l,u:ulcrs' clulw 4: Friendship club 4: 'lircasurcr 4: Girls' Service League 4: Pri-ss clulw 4: Girls' Booster club 4: Coniinitn-cs 3. 4: Hockey 2: Army- Nzivy 2: Baslwtlvzlll 2, 3. 4: Volleyball Z. 3. 4: Class sucretary 2. l'ln1,faur :4'nrfl,v glaa'drr1 lmnrlf Sw f7lr'1IJ'tl7Il :c'u1'fl.f .llilllrfzl IiV7lf7tIfl,V.', LOUISE MCCLUSKEY Cn nz Illffflifll liricmlsliip club 2, 3. 4: Modern W'ritcrs'Clulw31Girls' Booster club 2. 3: lugyvrlmliz' nf Il qzalwl munnrr, rrzuly, fvll. Page 73 V V S WILBUR MAUST Cfrzrral lla if cunzplelf in -l-L'lIf14Vf', and in mimi, lfirlz all llze grarr Io gran' a gentle'- NIIJILH EDWARD MAYO Gt'llL'l'lIl IVE frwy lln' pfp Vfllllllliflffl in Iliff .rmall lmlfl EUGENE MCBRIDE Trrll n im! Varsity Swimming 4gInrcrclassh:1se- ball 3, 4. llif nmbilirni will raufr him tn riff above Ihr ordinary lrvcl nj h14nzan1l5'.,' ALMA MCCARTNEY Claxsifal Travel club 4: Girls' Booster club 3, 4. ll itl1 lzmrt and lznml both nprn and l4f'l'. .U HELEN MCCLUSKEY Conzmfrfial Hockey 2. SIM 1'.f all ,fllllilillg z1jfal11'lzi1y. DORADA MCCURDY Crrlrral Sl1f ll fynzpallzizz' willi all your lroublrx .Ind wlzfn ynzfrf' gay, lzflp blow your lzubblfffl on '- V V Y LLOYD MCFARREN Cla.f.rz'cal Boys' Booster club 33 Councilman 2, 3. HSO7lI1'liI711'J' 1 jufl .vit and llifnlc Jml al orlirr lll71!'.f, I jufl Jil. LAWRENCE MCGREGOR l'ndu,rlr1'11l xlrlr Tn niix humor a ml ,rynzpaflzy if Io br doubly blr.rl. JAMES MCKELLEY Imluxlrial Jr!! S1'11cfrr rjfurl: are alwayf rr:c'arflrd. ROY MCKELVEY Clafxiral ,-l.f an arlifl lie if rlf't'er'fcc'l111t hr drawf will hw forfvrrf' RHEAJANE MCKNIGHT Cummrrrial Booster club 4. uI,0l'.fl', flrar Wlifilifl and ll grml gru- tlm1r.r,r lzax Rlirrijamff' NORMA MCPHERSON f:lIIJ'.fl.l'IIl Service League 4: Frienclship cluh 4: Booster cluh 2, 3, 4. .-I .fmnll .flim pfrfnn of nnmzirzg 17lll'ft',Yl,f. N Page 74 ROBERT MCGREAL Induxtrial .1rl.r The Jmilr that alwayf winf tlif race If a Jzx inch :mile on afour lnch-fam. SARAH MCGURREN Com merrial ComluclJ herxflf with poixe aml fflf vorzffdrnfff' IRENE MCKELVEY Claniral Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Art League 2. 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4. Delirale mannerf and a good bil of luz'elzr1r.r,r. EUGENE MCKINNEY Imluftrial .lrlx Booster club 2, 43 Chemistry club 4. Silence ix golden, Jo I am rirlzf' HAROLD MCMILLEN Cerina! Band 3, 4: Committees 2, 3, 4. J lzumorouf. i7Ill1lJ'l!'l'UllJ', tlmughlful ,Yt'l1l0f.U ETHEL MCOUAID Cltl,f.1'l'!'t1l Art League 3, 4: Friendship cluh 3, 45 Booster club 3. '-'lffifrancirzg mixlure of bvauty and prflff. BOB MCOUILKEN General Booster club 2. ,Vwer too lirfd to trip Ilia liglif fau- fafrir-. REYNOLD MEISENHELDER Tfchnical Varsity swimming 3, -lg Social Sci- ence club -l. Rfynuld :remix a fin or two To be a full-jlfdgedji.fl1. JANE MELCHIOR Grneral McKinleyite Staff -l3 Art League 3, -l: Social Science club 3, -l: Press club -lg Booster club 3, -lg Quill and Scroll -l. Thi: lozfalzlf lax: will draw lzsr way To fame and fminfnn' ,rome day. HELEN MERRY Claxfifal Sophomore Dramatic club 2: Girls' Leaders' club 3, -lg Press club 3, trea- surer -lg Friendship club 3, -lg Booster club 2, 3, -l3 Quill and Scroll 3, -l3 Com- mittees 3g Volleyball 3, Basketball 3: Tumbling -lg McKinleyite Staff, Girls' Service League 43 Times' Agent -l. Helen, lllfrry af the day if long. JEAN MEYERS General Choral club 43 Friendship club 3, -l. 1 .fee many Ilzingf to anime me. GEORGE MICHALOS Claffiral Cheerleader 3, -lg Class Play 3: Stagecraft club, vice president 3, pres- ident -l3 Sophomore Dramatic club, president 23 Councilman 23 Art League 2,3,-lg Committees 2,3,-l3 Intra- mural basketball 2, 33 Yale-Harvard Cheerleader -l. Twinlzling dark eyff and PKFIOIIIIHIQ' bfflting a lil. H. S. rlzerrl.e'adfr. V V Q PERCY MCWAIN Clafrical Varsity track 3. If ever mifcliiff lil' around Percy will :fe tha! it iffoumlf' CHARLES MEISER Induxlrial Jrtf ClLarlef-tfnariouf in purpofen' BERYL MENCHES Commfrcial Booster club -lg Friendship club 43 Girls' Service League -l. Fond offocirfy and all tlmt gow with iz JOE METZGER Trfh n ical Baseball, student manager 33 Hi-Y 2. Good lurk, for ' You'll be xomeonf, we know. WALTER MICHALEK Indunrial .lrlr Varsity track 3, 43 Councilman -l. A-I good fellow-quiftly pfr,r1'.r1fn1. FRANCE MIJA Com 77ll'7'L'I'!ll Full of Iliff and grnuinf mirth. Page75 I I V V Y ELVIE MILES f.'rm1lm'rr'1i1lf 4-.. ll r z'1rIrr1xm' arf in llzr arlzilzr. o MARY MILLAR f,'rmmzrr1'iul L lioowter Clulw 3, 4. i. . . Gay and mfrry wrwry nzznutr l'rn:'ulril .vlir 11 !lf'Il'llj'.l HI if. IRENE MILLER f.'f1l.U'l'f'tlf Booster club 3, 44 lfrietlclsliip clulw 3. Cnr1.w'irnIinui' and rn-upfrnliiw' lfilll an alrrf .ffn.w nf humor. JACK MILLER llrnrml Hi-Y '31 Choral club 41 business and advertising manager, 4: Uperetta 4. Snmr lmyf pur.-'zu' !1'11rn1'ng,buI ullirrf 11rl11'rr'r il. JEAN MILLER f.'ulIlll!z'fz'1'Ilf Choral Clula 4: Booster clulw 2, 5: Councilman 4. .I . . . . , Clmrniiug nzannrnr, ll winning .fnzilf llnfw' rnrrlrrl lll'7' funir for nzany Il milf. MARTIIA MILLER Cffl,s',i'l'1'11f Service League, secretary 4: Leaders' Clulv: secretary .lg Booster club. vice president 39 Nloilern Writers' cluhg Councilman 3: Yolleyhall 2, 3, 41 VVest Poiittjflnnapolis 2: Basketball 2. 3,41 lenms 3. 4. Ufjllfllllflfl' 111 rx .rpfrmlor In j'flltl.'I.u .fi i 'I WILLIE MILES f,1t1.f.fII'!Il Intramural basketball 35 Choral club 4. Cowl Nlltflil' if my Jwliglitf' FRANK MILLER f:ON1llIt'l'Fl.lll uSr'l'I'U1l.f, bu! 1101 mn .rrr1'nz1.r. IRMA MILLER Claffical Frienclship club 33 Social Science club 21 Art League -lg Modern VVritcrs' club 4. Ulnnalrly llfliflif, dvpvmlablr, and pf'r'.vi,ftf11f. JACK MILLER Inrluxrrial zfflf Intramural lj:1sketball2g Committees 2, 3, 43 Councilman 2. Wln'r1 you count on jnrk ro br thrre, lzr'.v ll1rrr. LEONE MILLER Co ni 7?LL'l'K'I!1! Booster club 3, -I-5 Friendship club l -l .,.. Karr 1..f flu' union of beauty and nzn1lr'fty. NIAXINE MILLER Cll1,fefl.fIll Orchestra 3, 4: Choral club-43 Boost- er club 4: Chemistry Club 4. iff in my blood Io br mu.r1'cal. Page 76 I Q I Y 11 MILDRED MILLER Cmlzmfrfinf Booster club 4: Swimming 2. To nzalcf' mr mrzfmit, -filled with drliglzf Gizw mf ll J'lH1.v'r'l, I1 f7r'Ilt't'-fl!! night. OTTO MILLER Gfnrral uyilllif lrurrzifzg-wlzat a lfzirig il ix. ROBERT MILLER Irlduxfrirzl flrlj Booster cluh -lg Automobile club -1-. MILD' know and filer him fur fzif frmfgliljorwardrzrn-. BETTY MINER Commercial DfpH1tl11bilily iffflf-11 n1i.ff, bntfz C1II1fl711.11g and r1'e'n1urf. BEN M INKIN f:1ll.f.5'I-fill Chemistry cluh 39 Intramural swim- ming 3: Varsity swimming -lg Cross country 39 Debate squad 4. UTIIFTI' ix I1 fair bfllrwinr in Iliff. RUBY MLINAC Cfllffl-ffl! Sophomore Dramatic club 2: junior Dramatic club 33 French club 2, 3. Lifting prflly, clzarnzing f4'1'ff'.f.,' V V S MIRIAM MILLER Com mrrvial Automobile club -lf. l'f1'y fury goirzgfzllwzzyr rnlzly for ll good Izmir. RALPH MILLER Illdilffflilll glfff u,,lliJ'CfIic'Z'f0llJ' and ful! of go .I tears'-front rxpfrimzrr rw' know. WILLIAM MILLER f:!!1,f.Yl-L'Il! Chorus -lg Hi-Y 3, 4. The, ,vpirft ofynufll, an umlcr1tr1m1'1'n,g' romradzf' JACK MINGER Cmzrral Intramural basketball 2. fin fnthufiarlic .vupparl of flu' .frlzo01. AVARD NIITCHELL Clayficzll Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, secretary -la National Honor Society 3, -lg Hall guard chair- man -lg Committees 3, -ll Biology club 25 Chemistry club 3. xl bury Ziff, rllloffrrl by flu' Farm W'l1z'rf low of .fluffy r:'i'al,r loaf-of 1111fr,r,', BETTY JANE NIOCK Gr'III'I'l1f French club 3, 4, president 4: Girls' Service League -lg Booster club 3, -l. Jn amazing and f71L'!1,fi?Ig candor. ra -as W ' 7 V Y CLARENCE MOESLE lmluftrial ,'lrt.f National Student Graphic Arts So- ciety 3, 4, president 4. ll l1al l a.rpirz'1l lo bf -and wax Imr- cumforlr mr. BILL MOLEDOR Twrlz n iral Band 3, 4g Orchestra 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Class Play 3. xl ,lad nf mor! !'.!'PlHltl1iIIg good 1llIl1lfr'. RICHARD MONNOT Crnrrnl Social Science cluh 4. Conn'nl if wraltlz. Ilia rzrlim' of ilu' 1ni'r1d .Ind lmppy hr, who ran .furlz rzclzm' f11d. ARLENE MOORE Cu nz nzfrcfril Art League-lg lfriendship cluh 43 Girls' Booster cluh 3, 4. I drink tlzw zuim' of aypirnfiurz. and flu' drug aj llllLl'lUll. Tllux l um m':'e'r dull. HOWARD MORAN lmlu.rlr1'1ll .'lrl.r Reserve football Z, 3. I um llir gfr'!If1'.5'l nlmzfr dfgrvr That if, or wax. or rwr .vlznll br. PEGGY MORRIS Cla.f.vi1'11l QuillandScroll43Pulwlicationhusiness Stall'4, Class Secretary 3g A-rt League, vice president 45 Girls' Service League 4, lfress cluh 4: Girls' Booster cluh 4g Latin cluh 4, Committees 2, 4. .'lll llif charm uf Ihr mu.rz'f. Pa ge 78 MARIE MOHN Commercial Press club 4g Girls' Service League 4' Annual Typist 43 Friendship club 3, 4' Girls' Booster club 3, 4, Councilman 3. So immrfnfly arch, .vo cunningly .f1mpl1'. BARBARA MONNOT Gfnfral Girls' Leaders' club4g Friendship club 4: Girls' Booster cluh 4: Basketball 45 Volleyball 4a Swimming 4g French cluh 49 Art League 4: Modern VVriters' cluh 4. Cond humor Ieaflim' Elldflllj' fo lay! fllalefcr new c'onq'uml.f, mainlairir the pllfl. MARY RUTH MONROE Commfrrial Poetry club 4. Uffliaricf hlagllfl' forfwr on fha ,vide of llzf prudent. LAWRENCE MOORE General Intramural swimming 3, 4g Boys' Booster club 3. To be awlflg fha! if virluff' ROBERT MORELAND Clarxical Boys' Booster club 3. .l fflfnt, Jhy, pz'afr'-loving lad. WILLIAM MORRIS Clarfiral ' Art League 2, 3,-4, treasurer 4:Chem- istry club 45 Boys' Booster cluh 2. Bill Jhowy bolzlnfxx and axpiring confidence. l fr 9 2 HELEN MORRISON Clarfical Girls'Service l,eague:lVlodernWriters' club 35 Secretary-1: Hall Guard Chair- man 4: Choral club 4: Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 43 Art League 23 Volleyball 3, -l: Committees 3, 45 Math club Z. Who ran forflfll for what high cauff Th1'.f darling of the godf wax born. KENNETH MOUSHEY Clarryiml Boys' Booster club 4. Thr high .fpirit of the French if wizlrrzl in Kr'I1HfllI.,l HELEN MURPHY Cfnfral Shf Illyf lltflf but fhz' addr zz flzarmf' ELSIE JANE MYERS Commercial Girls' Booster club 4. 1lfr charmf arf madv only for dif- tant adnziralzrnrr' JOE MYERS Tffhnical lnterclass baseball 3, -lg Automobile club -1. I hujf, I ffrut, I look and ftarf .Jll zhif I do bvrausr I dan. PAUL MYERS General Hr hath twin' or lhrirf cut tupld'5 how Jtringy, Now the' lilllf hangman dare not .fhooi at him. IG V V 1 TOM MOULD General Varsity basketball 35 Varsity football 49 Nix .vhill and conjidenre an un- ronquered army. NICK MOZEA Induftrial .lrlx Boys, Boosterclub2gAutomobile club 4. Bs wiffly worldly hui 1101 worldly - U wzjf. DOROTHY MYER Cammerrial Friendship club 2, 3, 4. Hlffauty if a natural xuperiorityfl HELEN MYERS Gfnrral Whar if lowly rzezw flint, NIARY ESTHER NIYERS Commfrcial Band 3, -lf: Travel club-1-g Friendship club 4: Basketball 2. Nothing if Jo hard but .warrh will Hilti it out. RUTH MYERS Com rnerfial Brauzlful farm are lhofe fha! wear llfhole hmrled honrfty printed there. V V Y VIDA MYERS flzvzrrrzl Girls lluustur Club 4. alll mrn arf lmrfzf uzzlll cw ivan! lhrnzf' ARLENE NAVE Cumnwrrizzl Fric-nclship club 2, 4. SIN wax Il fnrnz of lziff' 111111 llglzl Tlzal, ,funn b1'1'11mr' Il par! nj .r1gl1I.' MARY JANE NEFF f:!l7VLflIt'fl'lAlIl Girls' Booster club 2, 31 lfrirnmlslmip club 4. l'r1111lc11r,r,t if ll Illllllflll, 'svnrllzy . . q1111l11y.' ETHEL NEWBAUER Cnmmfrriul uf:Kl7't'lr',f.l' if .flzf wilh urlful 1'11r1' .-lfrrtzng In .Yl'L'1Il ur111jf1'rr1'1l. JOHN NILES Cla.r.rir11l Choral club 4: Chemistry club 4: Boys' Buustcr club 43 Arr l,caguc 4. u.'lf7fJlll'IIlI4lllI iy ilu' prim' in 111' pair! for mfnfal arqui.rilinn. BILL NIXON Crnrral Hi-Y 2, 3: Cltaprcr president 4: Rc- scrvc basketball 31 Intramural vollcy- hall 2g Intramural huskvrlmznll 24 ln- tramurul baseball 3. ll1', fvlm grafpf lln' nznnwzzf 11.r it jlizifv llr, in lrulll, if ll nal man Page 80 STANLEY NAJDA Crnffral NationalGrz1pl1lcArrs Suciury4gCom- mittee-s 3, 43 Class play property man 4. .l lwlzl, lmzl man um ll EUGENE NEEL Ir11lu.ftrial .lrlx Hi-Y 3, 4. u1?Ulllllf',f,l' if my friflzd nm! I am urmvd will: au1la1'ily. WILLIAM NEMETH lnduftrial .-lrff u llf' wax wont lo .rprnle plain and to lln' point. DANIEL NIGN Trrh 11 iral Orchestra 2, 3, 4. J buy of much camlnr and genzr- wily. NEIL NIST lnduxtrial .lrix Boys' Leaders' club 3, 4. J man can lwar ll worlzff Hmfrnzpl when he lmx that Ylllllllllll tvllirlz .rayx l11 .f worthy. DOROTHY NOBIS Gfnfral Girls' Booster club 3, 4: Volleyball 2. Thr w11rl11 .r malr t'lll'i'Illfj' lm.: p1'rf,rl11f1l ou! But woman arf knight l'7'I'!171l.f to llze lan. MARGARET LOUISE NOLAN Comnzfrcial l ricntlship club 23 Girls' Booster club 4. Gfnz'u,v iv mainly an affair of 1'll. fgy. MOLLY NORTCH Urnrral Girls' Lcarlcrs' club 3. 4: Girls' Booster club 43 French club 43 Volleyball 2, 3: Bziskutlmall 2. 3, 4g Yule-Hzlrvurtl 3, 4. HlZ'IIll'llIIl'l'?Ig gynznaft wiilz an 1111- ll:'l1it'f'11blt' flnrr for brl.rler'lball. AMELIA NOVAK llmzrrzll Girls' Boostcrcluh-la Fri:-ntlship club 2: Automohilt' club 4. Hf:1llI.flll!ll'3' if flu' f'uzU1flr1tinl1 nj C'!'fl14z'f. GEORGE ORNER l7IllZlJ'lI'lHl ,lrff 1 lmzw' nzruml joyf and mrizml lzfalili .llruml frirmlf and mrrzfal fC'z'IllllI. RICHARD OTTERSON Cl11.r.i'fc'zll Tlmf malcr liif ro11rw'r.r11tziur1 drligl1fful.' CARMEL PALLOTTA CU7lII?It'fl'l't1l Girls' Booster club 4: Basketball 3 Volleyball 3. So fwfr! tlzf bluflz of l111.rl1fuli1z'5.t. If-I llr haf rirr11.r1'or1ulj7'afl1r.r of .f1'lf11ff. , 'YV S HELEN NOLL Grnrral Art League 4g Social Scienct- club 4. Nolhing 'nmrc aalroil llmn irrfprnrlrll- able' mndzzclf' RAYMOND NOTTER Cnnz'n1frf1'11l Boys' Booster club 4. Ile tlzat lruur lzzfr mil-7ftlf'ur'f' lm.r :willing lv-fl that if wnrllz lCFz'f7IlI,if. LOIS O'DONNELL Co m mrrr1'11l Girls' Booster club 2, 49 Councilman!-4. Thr all-in-all of lil.! C'0lll6'7IlHl. PZl. JANET OSVVALT Grrzfral Councilman 2g Tirncs' Agent 4. Hflluclz inilialiw if r'm1f111'm'f1' in llzix, fzlizfl 0.rwnlt. MARY ALICE O' WESNEY Clauirzil French club 3g Times' Agent 4. .l .furpa.r,v1'ng brazuy mul in the bloom of ynullz. l HARVEY PASTORS Claffiral , J .flmw of .vmuofh fi:'ility. Page S1 V V Y JACK PATTON Commercial Manl1oozl if melted into rourlerief Valoiu info compliment. JULIA PAULY General Baslcethall 2, 3, 45 Girls' Booster cluh 3, 45 Art League 45 Modern Writers' club 3, 45 Friendship club 4. For I am nolhing. if not rfilimlfl MARY JANE PELGER f:!ImWlfI'f'ill! Girls' Booster club 45 Friendship club 45 Art League 4. , Thi.-' 1li.ffa.re of rur1'n.rilyl SABATINO PENTELLO I ndurlrial . lrl,r lf you with to eofwerre wifh HWY define your le1m,f. BETTY JANE PERROTT Co m niemial Girls' Booster club 2, 45 Friendship club 2, 35 Art League 4. ,1lcz'ay.f mnlful wiih uflznlewr hap- pcm. LESTER PFAU General I ,find the world dehnilely amu.ving. Page 82 ANNE PAULSEN Clafrical Girls' Service League 45 Class Play 35 Girls' Booster club 3, 45 Modern Writers' club 45 Committees 3, 4. nllluch courlefy, much rubtletyf' GERALD PEARSON General The esfence of a :elf-relimil and aulonomoux culture. EVEL YN PENNELL Commercial The foul of rweel zlrlight ran nrief be ilejilezlf' JOSEPHINE ANN PIROLOZZI Clarrieal Booster club 35 Latin club 25 Social Science club 45 Band 45 Friendship club 4. Our dignity if nal in wha! we do, but what we underffamlf' BERNICE PETERSEN Clanital Quill and Scroll45Times' Stall'-l-5 Press club 3, 45 Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 4. Graeiou,r lo all, lo none fuhrerziierzt Wiihoul ojfenre .the .raid what .the MII'dlIl.N PHYLLIS PFEIFER Commerrial Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 4. Steady and true af the ,rlarx lhat rlzinff' , I' I MAJEL PHILLIPPI Commercial Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4g Social l Science club 2. The fairer! garden in her looler .-lnrl in her mind the wirerl l700kI.H ERNEST PHILLIPS lnduftrial .lrif Stagecraft club 4. HE7IIl'IlV'lHIL'1' if my l'. I1fUIIIilIg quality. FRANCES PICCARE llonu' EL'U7lO7llliI'.l' Girls' Booster club 4. Ilrr fare way of fha! rerfafn leind Tha! win fhe hear! and eyf and mind. ROBERT PIERSON Terh n ical 'flnd Iliff loo Inf a manly qualifyf nanifly 1li.rerelzon. RITA PLOTT General Choral club 4: Art League 43 Friend- ship club 4. Thaw lllllllifl I know rheir trickx and their n1an11rr,r.', CHARLES PLUMMER General Intramural basketball 2, 35 Intra- mural baseball 33 Boys' Booster club 4. Ile adorned wlmte-ver Jubjeet he either wrote or .rpnlw upon by a .rplendifl elo- queneef' Page 83 V V Y DOROTHY PHILLIPS General Girls' Leaders' club 45 Girls, Service club 49 Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 3, 49 Volleyball 3, -Ig Swimming 35 Annual Staff 49 Modern Writers' club 45 Tennis 35 Quill and Scroll 43 Automobile club 4. Good humor if conridered the lie.-'t aitrele of dren one can wear in .vorzety. HERBERT PHILLIPS General Committees 2, 3, 45 Intramural basketball 2, 33 Intramural volleyball 2, 34 Intramural indoor 3. Finite zo fail, injinite to venture. LEONARD PICCOLANTONIO General lle who never Irie: will never grow rich. JAMES PINKERTON General Choral club 4. Gentle jamef war ar good ar gold Jnd alwayr did what he war told. LURA PLUMBY Commercial Girls' Booster club 2. 4, I have a heart with room for every joyoy DONALD POLLOCK Indurlrial ,lrtx Charae!er if the governing element o f life and far above geniuff' ul: ll V V S GEORGE POPA Clflftfliftll Varsity football 4: Varsity track 2, 3, 43 Reserve football 25 Times Staff 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Intramural track 3, Councilman 3g Intramural basketball 2. uzlnolhfr of our football lunzz'narieJ- noted for hix athletic and itifelleetual ability. BETTY POPOVICI Claffieal Times' Stall' 4: Quill and Scroll 3, -lg Girls' Service League 4: Poetry cluh 4: Press club -lg Latin club 3: Sophomore Dramatic cluli 23 Friendship club 2, -lg Booster club 2, 3, 4. Hllfhen otheri to their play iii.:-pern- 1 am conlrnt to write a eerie. IDA MAE PORTER General She that 1'J' thy friend indeed Will keep thee in thy time of need. THERESA PRATO General J friend if known in r1ree,r.fity. JUNE PRICE Commercial Booster cluh 2, 3, -lg lfric-ndship club 25 Times' Agent 2, 3, 4: Art League -lg Committees 3, 4. J lovely lady with er loyalty rowarrlf McKinley. BOB PRYSE General Intramural tennis 2, 3: Intramural baseball 35 Councilman 3, -lg Booster club 3, 49 Biology club 2. A curly-headed reaxon why girlf leave home. Page 8-I MARY POPDAVID Commerrial Out-of-town club 4. l am not that hind to .vlzake of a friend When I know he mutt need me. BETTY JANE PORTER Commerrial Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Fortune came .rmiling to my youth. RAYMOND POWELL Claffifal Booster club 3, -Ig Varsity track 4. ,, . . . . Drftznctton 1: the confequenee, never the object of a great mind. SADIE PRELUTZKY Com mereial Social Science club 3, 4, Booster club 3. Sadie if always' a lady. ANTHON Y PRI M EVERA Comrnereial Booster club 4, Social Science club:3g Automobile club 4. Every man if the maker of hi: own fortune. SOPHIE PSOMAS General Looe if only chatter Friend: are all that matter. I P I' I ELSIE PUCCI Commercial .Councilman 3, Booster club 3, -lg Times' agent -L. I haee many thingy to be happy abou!-,ro I'm happy. MARTHA QUINN Claizrical Latin club -lg Friendship club 3, -lg Booster club 3, 4. Beware of her, or one of lhe.re alayf She'll get you with that grey-eyed gaze. RAY RADOSEVIC Commercial Football manager 2, 3, -lg Basketball manager 3, 4. Make room for a manf' ADA RAINSBERGER General Her eyex are deep and brown and clear life all agree .Idafr a dear. RUSSELL RAUCH General Swimming team 34 Choral club 4. Quiet on top, rippling wilh jollily underneath. JEANNETTE REED Co m mercial Craciouf and charming in her ways. Page 85 V I 7 Y WILLIAM PYLES Induflrial elrtf l'Ge11iuf, fhal power which dazzlef mortal eyef IJ' oft but perxewrance in zliJgui,re.', FRED RADFORD General Indoor 3g Intramural basketball 3, Intramural baseball -1. Fred haf a ,volemn :orl of wit .Ind always maker the bex! ure of iz. BETTY RAIBOURNE General Business Staff' 2, 3, Friendship club 2, 39 Press club 3, Chemistry club 25 Booster club 2, 3. This .rlim young maiden haf plenty of 'vim Unlimited energy up to the brim. DOROTHY RAINSBERGER Commercial Booster club 4. Her aim in life-to be alwayx bright and fhiningf' DALE REED General Reserve football 3, Swimming 35 Councilman 25 Hi-Y 4. Amazing height and dreamy eyex, Bafketball for exerci.ve. HERMINA REESE Commercial Booster club 3, 4. Capable and profound-lively and joyouff' 'V 1 WINIFRED REESE Cn ni PIll'I'L'iIll Girls' Booster cluli 2. 3, 4: Cliorzil club 4g l 1'iL-mlsliip cluli 41 Art I4-zigiiv I, 4, Ilillfly aluli 4, Iinslutlmll Z, 1 Vollcylizill 2, 3g Ilockvy 2g Antonio- Iiilc cluli 4. ,l wry mrrry, 1I11111'1'11g. l1111gl11'11g. prr,1f111. TED REIFSNYDER Cn 111 r111'r1'1'11l Iioys' Iioostcr Clllli' A fl l1'11.r1r1g, l1111l11l1:.111g, lormfiiliiig fu 71 111 fl Iv' r. H clul IRENE REI M ER Clf1.f.1'11'r1l cluh 4. 11 fx 1 1 lflr1111l f11ugl11'11g q141'1'11 Tlzfy fn!! lirr lr1'111'. ISAIIELLE RENFAND ff11rl1I7l1'r1'l'rlf Girls' lioostcr cluli 3. ffl bf' mfrry 111111 frvrl Surf for 111, ll1'. LEUNA RESII Cu 111 r111'1'r'1'11l ll1'111'1'1111,r uf 1111l111'1'. llffltlll of 11111111 Trin' 11,1 l11'11rl fllltf rtw' ,l'1111l. CIIARLES RICE fl1'111'r11l Ili-Y Z. 3, 41 I,l'l'SIlIL'l1f 2: Yzirsiry Coiincilinain Z: liiiim-s' Aigcrir 2: In- trsimurzil lraick 3. h1.lll1lI'A' 11111 w1'11111'11g q1111fiI1'rf4f1'11rn1 f11'r1r', 'licifl' FN1' llllll ll 1'l1'f'1'r Ilffll-H.ll CI1t'lIIISfI'j' clulv 4: Social Scirncv i 4g Girls' lloostcr cluli 4: fliorzil itlizill 3, 43 Yairsity liziskcrlizill 3: Page 86 MARY ELIZABETH REID Cla.r.r1'fal Girls' Service Imzigiiv 4: Girls' Leaders' club, Treasurer 45 Latin club 2: Senior Choral club 4: Ifricndsliip club 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Annapolis- Wcsr Point 2: Bzisketlvull lg Tennis 3, 4. Tf1i.1' fall Calm girl 1-J' quite rl .rp0rI. JOHN REIMAN Gvizfrzll Boys' Booster club 2, 3. 4: Coin- niittccs 3, 4. Quirlm',r.r of 1111111 111'r, flu' 11L'1'o111p1111i- 1111'11t of fz'1.rzfm11. ANNABELLE RENFAND Co1111111'f1'1'z1l Girls' lioostcr club 3. lf'l1af nllzfr n1111'1l1'11 l'Ul!!41' you -find .ro yf11111g and 1l1'l11'11lr and .rn lc1'1111. BETTIE JANE RENNER Gfllffllf Girls' Booster club 3, 41 lfriemlsliip cl11li2, 4: Arr League 4. 1Y1'1'1'r rujflvd, !ll'IL'lIj'.f Il l1l1ly-1'm1- .r1'1l1'1'1111' 111111 .fy111p11Il1rt1'1'. FRANCES RICARD Grrzfraf French clulw 3, 4: Girls' lioosrur club 4: Social Scicncc club 4. 1L'1'tl11'r I f1'1'll-H1111 fl fl't1I'f11l' ninlw' our. LOU RICE G1'111'n1l lrack 33 Ifootbzill 3. Sufc1'.rJ if 111-.V-Vllrldz' fllfllllgll am- b:'11'1in. I' I IMELDA RICHARDS Co m nzercial Girls' Booster club. llrr rharmf are .fuflz af ?1F'l't'ffl1!l'f.f.n DONALD RICHMOND Canznifrfial Stamp club Zz Councilman -l. Tifian cvuulzl have loved himf, RAY RIGGS Clafrical Band 2, 3, -lg President -lg Orchestra 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 'K Noble are hir a,fpz'ra!ion.v as are hir arromplirh n1fnl,r. JENNIE RINALDI Commercial They are 1zfs'er alone who are ar- mmpanied by noble' Zlzoughlrf' HARRY RISHER General Boys' Booster club 2, 3. l fw wordx J'1lj'lL'e', but he if nzfe FREDERICK ROBBINS Cldfliiflll Hi-Y -l. .-Ind Jeldom ever, if lhir blondifh lad Foundfeeling ,vorry or blue or fad. I' -fl! Page 87 V 4 7 Q RALPH RICHARDSON Cla,r.r1'cal l-li-Y 3, 43 Boys' Booster club 3. He i.tn't an Jpollo will have to admit Bu! at .ringing a.fo11gl1e.rurr rrialeef a hilly' WILLIAM RIEGLER Cla.f.i'iCal Hi-Y 3, -l. Bright eyer Iwinhlirzg in an inlelli- gent face. V.. JACK RILEY Claxfiral Varsity swimming 2, 3, -lg Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Class president 25 Boys' Booster club 2, 3, -lg Chemistry club 3. fl genial blonde-prime j-l1'I'UV1ilZ with both .vexe.f. EDDIE RINEHART General Swimming team 35 Committees 2, 3, -lg Boys' Leaders' club 2. ,-Ind all hir lzfe he'll probably be .vlrlning To perffrt hir rzearlyfanlfleff diving. IDA IVIAE RITZ General It may be raid of her that Cupid hath left hlf mark. JANICE ROBINSON Claffical Choral club -lg Friendship club 35 Vice-president -lg Chemistry club 3, -lg French club 3, -lg Art League -lg Girls' Booster club 3, 4. When she liftf her voiu' in ,rang We know that .rhe'll be famed e':r longf' V V Y REBECCA ROBINSON Ilmirrzll Social Stix-iicu cluli -lg Girls' lioosrur clnh 4. l'11lf.i.v rvlmt for flu ii iurfzil. our glory Ill' f'lll'll.u CRESHENSO ROCCI lnduftrial .-lrlf Sindy lll'liHg,l' ily nrcn rrrz'ar1l VIRGIE RODGERS Grrzrrul I muff bf bury fu bf happy. KENNETH ROLLI Gfnfrrll ullllllllgll I nm always in l1a.m', I am n1':'r'r in Il hurry. ROBERT RUSHONG C'lIl.fJ1i!'!Il Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg liuncl 2, 3, -lg Urclu-srru 3, -lg Stzigccraifr clulm -lg Social Sciuncc cluli 4: Class play 3. .'lnrl lilw' Gabrirl, ln' ,rlmll blow liff horn. BETTY ROTH 1:11 m mfrr ral Councilman Zg Arr League -la lfricncl- ship club -lg Girls' Booster club -L B11J'lzful brurirrlzf arf hard In jimlf' Page 88 VIRGINIA ROBINSON f:l!l.l'J'l-flll l'oufl1 and 11llrartz'f'i'11iff :milk lmml in lraml. ' HELEN RODERICK Cu ni mrrrial Girls' Service League -lg lfrienclsliip club 3, 45 Girls' Booster club 5, 4. Slim, ZUli7If0Ill! , laughing llrzuirtte .Ill Ihr qualifier ofa gay z'oquvttf. DONALD ROHRER Cfnrral Literary club 2. Trur blue, depmizlablr if ln'- Tln' kirirl 701' all would liln' In bf. PAUL ROSHONG Induxtrial .-lrfy 'Hlly l111ppinr,r,r .rrfnrf marlf' lo IM .rl111rw11'. GEORGE ROSKA Induftrial .lrlf Boys' Leailers' club 3, -lg Councilman 4. Srlzool may a plan' of learning be ,-lml .rlill uford good tinnxrfor mf. BLODWEN ROTH Cammfrrial Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4: Friend- ship club 3, 4: Social Science club 2, 3, -L: Choral club -L High aimr farm higlz vlizzracrerx A-Ind grrat objrfl: bring out grmt minzl,r, ia cg JEAN ROUSH Gfrifral Choral club-4: Operetta 4: Booster elub.2, 3. 4: Prientlship club 2, 3g Girls' Service League 4. fran haf lzraim af wfll af beauty and ll lowly ,rbzgiirig mira. FLORENCE ROWAN C0 ni nzfrrial IIN' hf'arl',r al mfr, hfr loohy U mzzrfy. RAYMOND RUBIN Commrrvial Surn'.f.v I-J' Ihr reward of diligrnf .vl1uly. ETHEL RUPERT C0 m martial Basketball 2: Volleyball 23 Girls' Booster Club 3, 4. Sha worlef with patifnfr which mean: alnmxr powrr, ' JENNIE - RYBINSKI Commfrrial Sha farm liff' wilh a fmilff' LUCILLE SABATINO Co ni martial She who thiizleffor herfrlf and rarfly zmztannr if a jrrf woman. l-'il Page 89 V V S ROBERT ROUSH Gfnfral Swimming 2, 3. 'Tix no! what a man flow' Ihat K.V!1llJ' him Bur what a man would dn. JAMES ROWLES General lntramural basketball 3. 4: Graphic Arts club 4. jawn IPld,6t'.f'ffZ'flIll,,f wilh great ruff CHARLOTTE RUDNER Commercial Yale-Harvard 3, 45 Basketball 3. J ,rpringy Jtep, a rapid ,vfridf pl llrad hrld high with honfff prizlztll WILMA RUSSELL General Girls' Booster club 3, 43 Automobile club 4. I may bf Jhort, but I'm taller with high hffl,r. JOE SABATE Canfral Quill and Scroll 45 Times' Staff 45 Press club 43 Hall Guard Chairman 4g Councilman 3: Committees 3, 43 Boys' Booster club 43 Hi-Y 45 Automobile club 4. J brilliant .fiudfni blamed with an i1zfft'liouJ Jmila ana' laugh. ELMER SAKEL Induftrial Jrff Elmer haf a fheery Jmile' and a friendly way. 'V S JOHN SANDRU General Boys' Leaders' club 3, 43 Track 33 Committees 33 Indoor 3. A .Startling ,rmile denier hir ,mnzbre eyer. DWIGHT SANTSCHE General Band and Orchestra 2, 3. U Not too reriouf, not lon gay- J rare good fellow every day. DONALD SAUTER General Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. lV0rk like a man bu! dorfl be worked to death. MARJORIE SCHALLUS General Committees 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4. Her hair war brown-a fillzerz fluff On whieh there shown a golden glo.r.r.'l ALYCE SCHEU General Annual Stall' 43 Press club 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Friendship club 3, 43 Girls' Booster club 3, 43 Art League 4. fl L'!l7I.f!7lL 7lll3IJ1l,l' wnrlerr, ye! one who . . . . . can fzml ph-arure in zt.r rlo1ng.' MURIEL SCHLEMMER General Friendship club 3, 4. Style-in car: and clofhrff' 72 Page 90 BILL SANFORD Indurzrial .-lrlr Interclass basketball 33 Printing club 4. xl generour frierzdflzip no cold nzedium hnowxf' ANDREW SATIROPOULOS Commercial Band 3, 4: Times' Agent 4. Known for much ronrianfy of purporef' DOROTHY SCAVELLI Commercial Girls' Booster club 43 Art League 4. Good nature if her middle name. BOB SCHARIO Induxlrial Jr!! Orchestra 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Inrerclass basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity track 2, 3, 43 Councilman 33 Indoor 3. Few can excel Bob whengil comer to playmg a harmomraf' NEAL SCHISSLER General Never ge! into a flurry For it never hapr to hurryf' EARL SCHLUB Induftrial .lrff Choral 45 Boys' Booster club 3. J1Izhing.f I knew but now confer: The more I lenow, I know the len. I' I A, - Ak, ,..,7,.,. ROBERT SCHMIDT General lnterclass basketball 23 Varsity swimming 3, 45 Interclass baseball 3. 'Tigurativfly and literally!-Robfrff alwayf in Ihr Jwimf' MARGARET SCHNEIDER General Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 4. fl natural farf, o plfafan! nzarznerf' PAULINE SCHOMODY C0 mmzrfial Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 3, 45 Art League 4. I1ifpirarion, rooperafion and .veroicf prrxonihrdf' MARGARET SCHREIBER General fl quality wr azlmirf, if hfr fhUZ.Cz' in 0111-f6'.H LUCILLE SCHWARTZ GFPIKFKI! Volleyball 25 Girls' Booster club 4g Friendship club 43 Social Science club Q. To hfr frifndi .rlzff :imply 'Tiny'. RICHARD SCHWERTNER Com martial Sinrzre and true' lo all if he lfitli wut and widf ability. Page 91 7' T Y ROGER SCHMIDT General Quill and Scroll 4g Councilman 33 Varsity swimming 3, 45 Publication business Staff 3, 4. Another twin, who'f turf to win Your frifndfhip wifh lhat .runny - ., grin. MYRON SCHOLES Tnhniml Chemistry club 4. J humorous, induflriouf and zhoughtful :en1or JOHN SCHORY Cenfral Hi-Y 4: Boys' Booster club. treasure 4: Press club 45 Committees 3g Art League 4g Automobile club 4. A brilliant mind, in an active body, a truf friend to all. BOB SCHWALENBERG Claxfical Class play 4. J .fuccenful nzwfomfr io Ihffdff' Kinlfy Jlagr, amazing bright and a moft pleaxant way. MIRIAM SCHWERTNER Commercial One who if above all, good naturedly accommodating. HELEN SCHWITZGEBEL General Girls' Booster club 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 43 Chemistry club 4. Shiny lfflli and auburn hair Help to make :hir maiden fair. g n V V Y THELM A SCHWITZGEBEL l:lll,Y,l'lil'fll Orchestra 2. .ln 4: Lll'l0l'2ll club 41 French club '43 l'll'lL'llClSl1lP club 43 Art League 4: Girls' llooster club 4. Ili-r glil! for pizum playing Slrlrlf z1url1'rr1r'r.f .vzz'ay1'r1g, ROBERT SEARLS lmluxlrilfll .lrtr .l ,rmilr fur nll, Il grf'rliug glml .-I jolly, aniiuble' way lu' limi. LINDA SEGRETI Conumfrrial Girls' Booster club 45 Social Science club 45 Volleyball 2. . lfhilo.mpl1y I-J' nmlzirzg bu! flz'.rrn'- non. JOHN SHAEFFER Cla..-,rz'ml Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Choral club 43 Swim- ming 4. lf our world if wlzul uw mukv ii. mim' will bf full uf-fun. JACK SCHAFFER Cfnrrul Baseball 3, 4. Happy am I, .lrrnn van' l'm -lifffi' Why nuff rlzry all bf mnlrni lilo' 7?II'?u LOTTIE SHAHEEN Ufrzfral French club 3, 4, Arr League 4 Girls' Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 4. fl pvnrmz offrirndly 7IlI'ffiHll'lll.U Page 92 DON SCOTT Claxfirzzl Varsity basketball 35 Football 3, 4- l'ir1'lr crmzlzirzatimz of brainx, brawn aml bloml1zf.t,r. MARGARET SEESHOLTZ Co an rm'rL'i41l Girls' Booster club 2, 3g Choral club 4: Band 4. She ,fpanxv no pain! in trying to do lzrr brit. BETTY SHABAZ Com1m'n'ial French club 23 Art League 4: Friend- ship club 4, Social Science club 43 Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4: Press club 4: Automobile club 4. Girly wrn' crraffd lo bf adorrzl. r.rpe1'ially Ilzrm' 'wifh glowing ryrf and wary llllII'.H GENE SHAFFER Commerrial Boys' Leaders' club 3, 4: Band 45 Times' Agent 2. WY know what wr' arf but rm! what wr may br. CHARLES SHAHEEN lnduftrial .-lrlx Boys' Booster club 4g Choral club 4, lntramural basketball 4. Ile entrrf Ihr gamr wilh all hir might .-lml playf at Iliff with l1onm'Ij?gl1t. WOODROW SHAHEEN General Nevfr idlz a moment when nzirchizf 11 afoot. l-I WANDA SHAHEEN Commerrial Girls' Booster club 2, 4. Her plrafant zllxpoxitiorz if for brttrr than wfalthf' JERALDINE SHEAFFER General Class play 4: Social Science club 3: Art League 45 Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4: Friendship club 2, 43 Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Hockey 23 Travel club 3, 4. J fair extrrior if a filrnl rn'on1n1t'11- datiortf' IDA MAE SHIFMAN Claxfiral Latin club 21 French club 3g Girls' Booster club 3, 4. A fact with gladrtfff een rprfad Soft .rmilex hy human kZ.71d?lz'J'.Y bred. DON SHIVE Tvch n ical Choral club 4g Operetta 4: Debate club 4. Rui hair and hrownirh Jprfhlar Commonly known af .fln1plyfrf6lelf.f. M ARY ELLEN SHROYER Clafxiral Class secretary 4: Poetry club, president 4: Modern Writers' club 4: Girls' Booster club 4: Friendship club 49 Dramatic club 23 Committees 4. Emmy if the rrward of ran. GEORGE SIKORA Irzzlufirial Jrtf fl light heart lien long. Page 93 V L V Y ROBERT SHEA Grnrral Boys' Booster club 4: Stamp club 23 Graphic Art Society 4. J kffrz .tariff of truth and rfrti!udf. JANE SHEARER Clarrical Class play 3. 4g Thespian Society, president 45 Friendship club 4: Com- mittees 4: Girls' Booster eluh 4: Modern Writers' club 4g Chemistry club 4. TIME brown cyrzl mi.r.f if nifr to know ,ind many thaw' arf who Jefnz to tlzinle Jo. EARL SHISBEY Central IIE could pack away your troublfx, try him. EVEL YN SHOCK Central Modern Writers' club, president 4: Poetry club 4: Art League 4. I haw' immortal lortgirzgf in mf. GEORGE SIGELMIER Trfhniral Orchestra 2, 45 Band 2, 3, 4: Boys Leaders' club 2, 33 Committees 2, 3. Couragf and Jleill, plurlc and good- will. CHARLES SINGER General Boys' Booster club 4. Jn equal mixturr of good humor and .ren.re. gl l VV Y BOB SKOTNICK Y lndurfrfa! .-lrlf Councilman 25 Intramural Swim- ming 24 Varsity swimming 3, -I. f1b.ror1n'd in art and modr'lz1i1plar1r,f, Stony. WILLIAM SLADE Cerzfml CapabIf of prodigiouf conrrnlro- tion. RUTH SLOE Co m mvrr io! Girls' Booster club 3, 4. rWilrfz'Jl mar1m'r.r and Ihr 1'n!l1'.vI g Mart. JEANNE SMART Commercial Band 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Girls' Booster club 4. Ujeannr, Smart in the wayr of llzf world. ALLEN SMITH Urnrrul Stamp cluh 2. 3. president -Ig Class play 35 Sragecrzift club 4g Boys' Booster club 2, 3g Committees 3, -I. Frarlrf.r in ayfrrtirig ,lZ.77l.VI'U..H DOROTHY SMITH Cornrmvfial Friendship club 3, 49 Committees 3. rl quirl, frifmlly yluflrnlf' Page 94 CHARLES SLABA Inriurlrial flrlf ll i1fy, courleouf and full of Jpiril if Clzarleff' HAROLD SLAGLE Commercial Committees 2, Stage Craft cluh 4. .-lm! .flill tlzr womlrr grew That one hrnd roulfl rarry all ln' I'm'w. CHARLES SMALLY Clarsinzl Hi-Y 3, 43 French club 3, -Ig Chemis- try club 3. Sr1dom ourfpokrn in hir wayx Yozfll Holm' him om' of ihrfe dayff' ADA SMITH Clarsifal No mailer 'wlzzre' you find her .the wmrf a ,fN11lF.U CLARA JANE SMITH Commerfial Girls' Booster club 3, 4. Plearu1e and aciion maker my lzourr .vhorf. GLENN SMITH Induftrial Jrtf Committees 2. Ginn: har a genial nalurc and a zoralth Qf good fellowflzipf' HELEN SMITH Cunznifrrial Art League -lg Friendship club 45 Girls' Booster club 4. .-In allogrllzfr plvafmzl, fun-loziing ton1panion. LADYNE SMITH Ca nz mfrrial Girls' Booster club 2, Friendship club 2. J flofwr of n1n'kue'.f.r on a .firm of gfIH'r'..l NIELVILLE SMITH Claf.f1'r'al Varsity football 3, -lg Varsity track 3, -lx lntramural basketball Z, -lg Boys' Leaders' club 2. Tl11'.v lzufky blomlf' knouuf lmw lo lzamllf' ll fnnllizlllfl ALLEN SMUCKLER llfilfflll Intramural basketball 4. U.-lllrn lnlcff mlifailtagr of worry oppnrftnzlli' fviflznuf murlz adn. JINI SNYDER Tffll ll :Tal Football 3. -ln Basketball 3. 4. Our jllllllf an allzlfff lllfllllgll and lltrauglzg II riglfiff gum. ln' likry lo t'lI1'Z4'.H SUE SNYDER Grnrral lfrcnch club 3, -ll Chemistry club 3 -l: .-Xrt l,eagui- 31 lfrienclship club 3. 4 Girls' Booster club 3. -la Volleyball 3 M lroifll lrarn Io lcrmw lwr llfilff llfllllilf' By flzaf glacl-m-yn'-yuzl .WPlI.lr'.ll G Page 95 V 'Y S HOLMES SMITH General HI10l?71E.S' always appfarf rfady to figlzl Bu! really hir bark if worxe than hir llflzhll LAWRENCE SMITH Izzduffrial plrlf Councilman 3. Ever clzffrful and arcommodatingf' VIRGINIA SMITH Gmrrfll Latin club 2g Art League 23 Social Science cluh -l-. 'Tir a mfrry, merry world! EVA SMUCKLER Gemfral l ricnclsl1ip club 'lg Girls' Booster club 3, Tennis 3g Girls' Leaders' club 44 Volleyball -I. gl girl, nfliablf and ffllffl ROBERT SNYDER Cummfrcinl Good nafun' if Ilzf' aim of ll good nzlnzl. HILDA SOUTHERN Crrzrral Social Science club -lc Girls' Booster cluh 3, -lg Friendship club -I. ,l rffwflalion of irzjinitr :vit and !zf17:pinr,v.r. 7 V 5 woomzow sown Gfllfftll Class play 53 Debate club 4: lntra- mural track 3, 4. l1'w'll rrmfmlxrr for mam' ll flax' Thr 'Crorgr' of Ihr' 'Nm' j'1llII.UI' i'la,f.f play. JENE SPAHR Grrzrral Girls' Booster club Z1 Hockey 2: Army-Navy 2: lfriendsliip club 3. 4: Art League 29 Volleyball 25 Basketball 2g Swimming club 4. gl rharmin .f!'lll'07' will: ll :'1'br1n1l ' VI g pt'f.l'U?1!lllly. VERA STAS K0 Com l7Il'ff'I'!ll Girls' Booster club 2, 45 lfriemlsliip club 25 Volleyball 3. I'1'p nzz1l'rr ilu' world go 'I'HllIHl. ANNA STECHER Cn m nz fn' ful Girls' Booster club 3, 4. l'fIlI'.l'1'J' will nrzfrr ,rpoil fluuu. MARY ELLEN STEINECK l.'laf.rz'r'ul Choral club 4g Girls' Booster club 2, 3, 4g lfrench club 2. 'YfllllllIIlIlllft'!llj' romporfd in nzmznrr IHII1 L'lllllllI'lllll11'I'. VINCENT STERLING f:lIl.f.l'l'l'lll Chemistry club 3, 4. l'l'Ill'1'Hl will 'lrfp' you up if hr mn. Page 96 EM MA SPAAN I:lll,l'.l'iL'll! Dramatic club 25 Hull-guard chair- man 4g Chemisrrv club 4: Girls' Booster club Z, 3. 4'. Life if not lzfz al all 'Z0lilllUllf rlrlz'gllt. CHARLES SPI KER Crnnal lnterclass basketball- 25 Social Science club 25 Automobile club 4. 1 .rlrivf in order fha! I may Illl!lI'VI. HOM ER STAUFFER Cf llffill Sfrong in rf.rnlulz'on, pl!'ll.l'l'lIg in apprf1rann'. MARY RITA STEIN Grnfral Modern VVriters' club 4. 'Ulbofu' Ilia awraga in 1111111 fwfr '- llzfrzgf' 5 EDWARD STEINMETZ General Stamp club 4a Travel club 45 Art club Z. l:'11rm'rf and clrwr in nmnurr mul c.vprf.r,vzo11, ' HAZEL STEVENS C0fIlIIlKfl'l:ll Girls' Booster club 3. llnr ,frfnrr of apprr1'1'11l1'o11-rln ou,,.rfr1ml111g 'U1flItf'.,' LEAH STINSON fll!l.f.fl'C!1l Friendship club 2. 3: Choral club -l. Tha making Uf'f'fl'F11!l'.V lzfr FlI.flf'.ff Zark. GERALDINE STONEBROOK Co ni mfrcial Girls' Booster cliih 3. -ll Choral cliih -l. l,ifr l',f Jlmrl am! youth if .fwf1'l. ETHEL STOVER Cu m m ent inl Girls' Booster club 2 -l' Art Lei 'ue 1 7 ' is -lg Friendship club -l. lJrz'oul yr! fhfffful, !1t'llZ'!' Ilmuglz rff1'grzrd. BETTY STRAUB Clafrical Girls' Lenders' club -lg Volleyball 3g Girls' Booster cluh 3, -lg Friendship club -l. The girl 'witlz f11rj'11,rcinnf1'ng voicff' JOHN STRAWN General Football -lg Hi-Y -l. High intfllfct and fooflzall ability diJ'fi1lgZlZ..fh him. BETTY JANE STROHL Cla.f.v1'r'11l Girls' lioostereluh-lg Get-Acqiiaintecl cluh -lg Friendship club -lg French club -l. ll'l1ar .fcerrf ilrlfglzl Il qiifft llff' ajforrlyf' JS VV W RUSSELL STONE Clll,fJ'il'Ill Tennis 3, -l. Hliyff of bluff Tfnriif Jmr loo. EVA STOSIC Commerrial Em if a wife girl in morf wayf than .. UHF. ROBERT STRASSER Inrluflrial .flrtf A bufy lad, in and out of fwrything. BILL STRAWN ClH,l',l'l'flIl Class play 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, -l. TMJ laughing lazl named Billy Strawn lllzllcff up H1 wit wlznl he larkf in l2rr1u'r1. JEAN STREBY Commerfial Girls' Leaders' club -lg Friendship club -lg Girls' Booster club -lg Swimming club -lg Modern Writers' club -lg Hockey 2: Tennis 3, -lg Volleyball 2, 3, -lg Annapolis-West Point 2g Basketball 2, 3, -l. W'ho mid gmzflfnirn prefer bloml5? BOB STROUSE Claffiral Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Chemistry club 3, -lg Boys' Booster club 3g French club 4. Bob belifvff in fhingf df thev nuvhz fo bf. Page 97 V V Y BETTY STUART Clanlcal VrrJrd in plrarurr and work !1l1ih'l'.' LILA SUAREZ Co NI m frfial .411ablf, patirni good-ifmpfrnl foulf HARRY SUMMERS Clarrical Automobile club 4. fl plraranl fmilf for all. JANE SWALLEN Grneral Girls' Leaders' club 3, 45 Girls' Service League 4g Friendship club 3, 4: girls' Booster club 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Hg gymnaxtit accomplifhmentf are many. DON SWARTZ Clasrical Hi-Y 25 Band 2, 3, 49 Orchestra Z, 3, 45 Press club 4, Automobile club 4. Don haf light hair fha! jurt wolf! fray pun. ROBERT SWINGLE Gfnzral fl wry mfrry contagiour dirpofi- non. 1 Page 98 CHARLES STURTZ Co rn merclal Hif height an outftanding chararirr- ' - U 1,i'llL'. DOROTHY SUM MERS Cfnrral Art League 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4. Thif world if an amufirzg plan in wh ich io liwf' MILDRED SUNDHEINIER Commercial Girls' Booster club 2, 4. folly among!! her frifndrf' JACK SWANK Commercial Swimming 2, 3, 4. Nothing if attainfd wilh .vIriving. RALPH SWEIGERT Central Volleyball 23 Basketball 2, 33 Com- mittees 3. ThiI lall and Jlendfr Ralph dot! .fo !'1lj0:V lift. AGNES SYKES Grnrral Poetry club 3. Tlrzylhing of Jarrow-Al'll pu! of till lomorrow. I A rl ARLINE TAYLOR Cla,rJical Band -l. gl gay .fl'I't'lIz' .rpirit liar .-lrlirlrf' JUNE TEAGUE Conzmfrfial Thr quirlc .ruff way fha Maller .llatrlmf Ilzr quirk .turf way,rl1ftalle,f. RUTH THOMAS Genera! Choral club 4: Girls' Booster club 3, -lg Friendship club 4. Likf a melody playfd Jweetly in Zum. GERALDINE THOMPSON Clanifal Girls' Booster club 4. De5linrzl fo maler frifndf whrrf rn' flu' gon, HELEN TLANDA Com mfrrial Basketball 2, 3g Volleyball 2, Girls' Service League 4. Wh la we liw' if 'not to lffxrzz y 1 t dijfifulfiff .for our rzrzorlzerf' FRANK TOLIN Induxtrial ,flrif Boys' Booster club Z. 'Tix lzeltfr to ln' brief than lediou,r. 6 Page 99 V V 5 KATHERINE TAYLOR General The reward of a thing wall flour will he hen. HARRY THOMAS Trrlz n ical Stagecraft club 2, 3: Automobile club 4. fl boy called a frifizrl by all. BILL THOMPSON Claffiral Hi-Y 3, 4: Councilman 3g Reserve football 33 Class play 3, -l. Bill dumpx all hir worrief in 11 box, Ihfn .fitf on the lid and grim. RUTH THORLEY Co nz merrial Jn envioux xlimnrn iy hfri. uv MARILYN TOHEY Co mmrrfial Girls' Booster club 3, -lg Choral club -lg Councilman -l. She haf lfarnfd the luxury of doing goozlf, JOHN TONDRA Claffical Chemistry club -lg Boys' Booster club 4. Labor with what zfal we own till nothing 1.1 lfft undone. V V Y CLARENCE TORREY llrrifral Hi-Y 2. 3, -lg Operetta -la Boys' Booster club 35 Choral club 4. Quality ly noi me'r1.rur1'd by quzlntityf' NIARIAN TRASK Cfnrral Girls' Booster club 2g Latin club 2: Friendship club 2: French club -l. ullrr llfllfl and ilu' moon haw our thzng 111 mmmon Tl1rrf'J IIITUIINJ' ll nmne-in fzthfrf' EDWARD TREW lnrluftrial .'1rl,r Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Councilman 2. l.ior.r by hir 11unu', Trrw All llir way, llirouglz and llirouglzf' JACK TRUDEAU lruluflrial .elm- National Graphic Arr club 3, -l. Happy if lln' man tllul frulrfh l0i.fLl077I., WILLIAM UGHY Crlzfrnl Class play -lg Councilman 1: Com- mittees 3, -l. Nu our if u.u'lr,rJ who lz'ghn'n.r ilu' bunlrn for f1!lllllIl'V'.H HARRY UNGER flltl.l'5Iil'1ll Boys' Booster club -l. Our gft'!llz'.l'l glory if not in m':'f'r falling, bu! in fillillg rrfwy limi' uw' fall. EVEL YN TOWNER Co m mercial Girls' Booster club 3, -lg Choral club -l: Friendship club -l. 'Ulf :weft af the if pretty. VIRGINIA TRESSEL Commerrial Nolleyball 39 Girls' Booster club 3, -lg Social Science club 3, -lg Secretary -l: Art League -lg Friendship club 3. She low: lu-r frirnzlf, forgiof: her foal. f DON TRINER Com mercial 'liimes' Staff -lg Hi-Y -lg Councilman 23 Varsity track 3, -lg Intramural track 3. -lg Reserve basketball 35 Intramural baseball 3, -lg Captain 3, Cross country 3. One of the bfafl-likrd boyf at 4llcKin- lry .l rral friend, Ihr kind you don'l forgrff' WANDA TUROWSKI Cla.f.f1'ml Volleyball Zg Basketball 3: Hockey 25 Swimming 35. Girls' Booster club 2, 3, -lg Social Science club -lg Modern Writers' club -lg Friendship club -lg Class play 3. DQ-bormirr, oioid and rapririousf' KATHERINE UHL Claxrical Girls' Leaders club Z, 3, -lg Girls' Booster club 2, 3, -lg Friendship club 2, 3, -lg Swimming 2, 3, Modern Writers club -lg Basketball Z, 3, -lg Volleyball 2, 3, -lg West l'oint-Annapo- lis 2, Hockey 25 Tennis 35 Yale- Harvard manager -l. lloppirirff if a perfume you cannot pour on olherx wifhouf grtrirzg a few dropir, yourfrlff' BURDELL UTT Tfrh n ical No man if born info Ihr world who!! worlc if not born wzilz him. ROSE VAHILA General Friendship club 2, 35 Girls' Booster club 3, -lg Social Science club 3: French club 4. Lovely lady, garmented in light. WILLIS VAN VOORHIS Commercial Times' Agent 3. UI!lfl1l'lilJ'fIl?l'lD be onelu EARL VEON General Some day a girl will ,rurely wlzirl the heart of Earl. RALPH VERNON Clafyieal Chemistry club 25 Hi-Y 2, Class play -lg Choral club -l. Do noble llllllgffdll not dream Ihemf' SARAH VINCENT General Grace war in her ,rlep and lzeazwz wax in her eyerf' DICK VLIET f:l6lJ'.flL'!Il Football 2, 3, -lg Track 3, -ls Intra- mural basketball 2, 3. H.-I grand good ,vporz .ray tlloxe who knowf' Cl! VV S WAYNE VAN VOORHIS Com merfial lt if no Jin I0 be ll twin. DOROTHY VAN WINKLE General Operetta -l: Choral club lg Social Science club 3, -lg Friendship club -lg Committees 3, -lg Girls' Booster club 3. 'Tix a well-known fav! tha! Dot will manage To ure lhofe eyef lo Ihr best advan- zagef' ANGELINE VERNO Commercial Friendship club 3: Girls' Booster club -lg Volleyball 3, -lg Basketball -l. Cute and fmall, willz ,fnzilfnr for all. PAUL VIGNOS Clafrical 5Hi-Y 3, -l: Tennis 3, -lg Debate squad -lg Class play 3. Leave me alone, my brainf are umping rope. DOROTHY VITAVER Claffieal Basketball 2, 3, -lg Volleyball 2g Girls' Booster club -l: Art League -l. W'e lice in deedf not year: . . In Yhoughli not l7ft'!lllI,f.H DONALD VLIET Induflrial .lrtx ' The minzl if Ihr ,rfamlard nfilze man Page 101 V V 5 KATHLEEN VOGLER C0 nz nn'rz'1'al I I If I I 7 lir s' mister c u 1 -. J liltlr guud, and nfwr lmil Bu! alwayn l'lI!'t'l1flll, uefwr xml. ELAINE VORSHAK Co rn m r rr ful Girls' Iioostur clulm 2. fl grnuinfly rhffrful lrl. w'.v' ALMA VRABEL Cn m nz f rr ral Girls' Ifuusrcr Club -l. SIN fIlL'r',f lhfngf .af flzfy funn Jfrem' and unnmr'fd. BETTY WAGENHALS Cl1l.r,r1'r'1ll Choral club 45 Councilman lfricmlsliip Club 3, 4: Girls' lfuoster club 3, -lg lfrvncli club -lg Arr Imagine 4. Slim lzlnndr girly allen pu,r,rr,-1r z'rrf'prf,v,r1'blr .fp1'ril,1. NAOMI WALK Co m nz rn' ial Girls' Iirmsrcr club 4. Nzmnii h1I,ff'U1lH!1lI purpufe in l1ifAr'. I CHARLES WALLACE Claulrell Reserve lmaskcrlmall 3. llumornw quirk of lrif lipf l'frz'6ef llif wil nj' lzi,r Wipe. Page 102 BETTY VOLZER Commerrial Delibfrate and prrcife, an admirable JLud1'r1l. CARMELA VOTOLATO Commercial Girls' Booster club 4. ller rzalure fnlirely free from warmly. RICHARD WADSWORTH Gfnfral Track 4. llif ,rlrenglh not only plzyfiral, but moral and menlal ai well. WOODROW WAGNER General Life if never monolonour when one'.r znferefix are r'arzz'd. MARY JANE WALKER Commereial fl dark-fyfd dark-haired :lender maid The kind llzal rally a .fpade a fpadef' ELTON WALTHER Tefhniral Dramatics club 2g Hi-Y 2. Ile mart liver who tlzinlef mort and any lhe ben. G GLADYS WARDEN Gfnrral Girls' Service League -l. J lruly indioitiual lypf, fx our Glady.f. ADAH WEAVER Genrral Choral club 43 Band -l: Girls' Booster club 4, Social Science club 3g Frienclsliip club 3, -1-. ,1dal1, llIt'!lZ'f'V of dream.v. EUGENE WEBER Clanifal Debate 3, 45 Basketball 2, Ilf ,vrrnzf quiff but do wr' A'V1llH'!1l'III? GLEN WELCH CIIIJXVZ-L'llI Band 2, 3, 4. UT fan my about Ulm- llfkr a man among mm. HENRY WERNET I!I!jl4.ff7'1.dI .Inf Hi-Y 3, -l: Social Science club 4 Councilman 3, -lg Intramural basket- ball 3, 4. J faziorilf wif, but a fulpril wr lldillllffy YVONNE WHITMER Commfrcia! CurWd ir llzf line of beauty Strazghl if the lznz' of duty. I-'31 Page 103 VV S PAUL WASSON Trfhnical Varsity Swimming 2, 3, -lg Varsity Tennis 3, 4,1-Ii-Y 2, 3, -lg Times' Agent 2: Councilman 3, 4g Hall guard chair- man -lg Boys' Booster club 43 Indoor 2, 3g Volleyball 2, Intramural swim- ming 2, 3, 4g Baseball 42 Committees 2. Paul if known af Il gmdr 'J' Jport In .rwimming pool: or tennis mint. CHARLES WEAVER Grrwnll Ilif good naturf har won many Maris. JOE WEISS Indu.rfrz'al Thr llriglztf of grfal mrn are no! allainfd by ruddfnfI1'ght. GERALD WELSBACKER Indu,rtr1'a! Arif Boys' Booster club 2g Intramural basketball 39 Automobile club 4. To blirx unknown, my soul afpirzr .lly lot unequal io my gfraf dr.virz'J. DOROTHY WHIPPLE Cfnfml Girls' Leaders' club 3, -lg Hockey 23 Basketball 25 Girls' Booster club 3, 44 Friendship club 43 Choral club 43 Volleyball 2. Spontaneour Combu.vlion. RUTH WIANT Clayfical Girls' Leaders' club 45 Girls' Booster club -I-1 Volleyball 2. Fair and riooIou,v, pretly and proud. V' V 1 HAROLD WILHELM Gfrzrrul Councilman 3, 49 Boys' Booster club 45 Inrerclass baseball 3. 4. H llflrolrl ralrtr on rallfr-.vkz1Iv,f. CARL WILLIAMS Co m mere ia! Dramatic club 29 Class play 3. 4: Class treasurer .lg Stage-craft club 3, 44 Boys' Booster club 45 Intramural basketball 3: Intramural indoor 3. Huw ran om' ,fl ,rmalf bf .ro muff: fun'. HENRY WILLIAMS Crmfraf Bold, quirk, ingenioufly mpnblff' JUANITA WILLIS Cln,r.rim! Friendship club 21Dramaric2:Girls' Booster club 2. Hjll!17IlAflI if ll mirror of af! rnurlf.iy. EVEL YN WINAFELD Co nz lllt'7'1'Iilll Girls' Service League 4. That rare joy--an alert rnriwrfalfrni- . ami. i i 3 Z CHESTER WISE lnduxlrial .'lrI.f sl boy of flurrly f'!l!l'lIl'f.U i. Page 104 MOLLY JANE WILLAMAN Grnfral uL0ifL'!l.IIt'J',f couplfd wilh poifff' DON WILLIAMS Genfral Hi-Y 2. FfarIfr.r mindf climb .rommrl inio rr0wn.f. MARGARET ANN WILLIAMS Cfnfral Girls' Leaders' club 3, 4: Social Sci- ence club 43 Girls' Booster club 3: Art League 3:.Basketball 3. 4: Volleyball 3. 4: 'l'enn1s3g Friendship club 35 4. Hjllllfgdfff ,'lnn-brzuilclzing alhlftr- llfiilz gran' and glowing charm rom- pimp. ELWOOD WILSON fjlllfillflll Social Science club 4. Usurrly Io br so wry ,rmari Ir, I7I!ll'l'!1, a worfliy arf. ELSIE WINTER Cornmrrcial Friendship club 2: Girls' Booster club 2. 3. Sfldom heard bu! l1!1'IIj'J' hrlpingf' MIRIANI WOOD f.'0P71llIt'ffl'Ill Choral club 4. 4 1lrr vlzarmf arf rloubfrri whfn .vhs .rf I1 gf For, 'IU raid, hfr :wire haf wingxf' RUTH WOODS Grnernl Girls' Service League -l. For 'iii .fa1'1lf.vf1f if in low, M I LDRED WUNDERLE Co nz Nl. l'Z'il1I CunLb1A11nl f'a.i'u and IllllL4,7'CIl7If',VJ' Ill' wa3'f. PUGET WYNKOOP Clamictal Hi-Y 3, -lg Reserve basketball 3 Councilman 3, -l: lVloclern Vvriters club -l. To br ,fo wry .flim and fall If ll lzrfp in playing baxleflbzllff' GERTRUDE YOST Cnmrnfrcial l rit-ndsliip club 2: Booster club 3. 4 Surf: ll .vrr1,t1'l1lf, 11rlf'ulg1'rl. EUNICE YOUNG C!llJ'.l'I'flll Girls' l.czulm-rs' club 4: Basketball -l lJf,w'r:'f1ig nf przlin' along bull: intri- lrvlimf and arlifrliir lir1f'.v. JACK YOUNG l.f!1.VJ'IlYll lI 1'fl1 I1 II fr afia mi' Y llfll gn In ffllllrlu S Page 105 V V Y VELMA wo0TToN C!dJ',fiCHl Girls' Booster club 3, -lg Friendship club -l. On llzr wlmlf, wflff wfll Plr'l1.l'z'd willi you! BETTY WYLER f:U77ZNIr'fE1'KIl Ujlmul ffm' ffrl fall Slzrfv plfafirigly Jmallf' DON YOHE Claxyiml Hi-Y 3, -lg lntramural baseball 3g National Honor Society 3, -l: lntra- mural basketball -lg Hzillguard chair- man -l. fl little conrritrd but wha! of il Thf girlf all know and .vimply love ll. DORIS YOUNG C11 nz D1t'f!'l'llI Girls' Booster club 2. .l tlzoughfful nzimfrd, flzrrry foul. GEORGE YOUNG Co m rrzrrrial Councilman 3: Choral club -lg Oper- cttzi -l. HIV1' rzfally 1-mfr blaml' Grvrgffor pul- ling nn ll1f'k'iIz'. IVIADALENE YOUNG fJz'7I. fII1 Councilman 2g Girls' Booster club -l. Oh, I0 full of high lzriprxlu rs V 1 V NANNIE YOUNG f,'nrIHrlr'l'1'I'1ll .'ln1lu't1'nu,v In xIll'I'1'1'Ij fnn1mfrr1'ully. DOROTI I Y ZACIIARIAS Urzzrrnl Girls' liunsrl-r clulw 3, 4. u l,Il.Wt'.I'VIlIljJ law mlmiralzff' lI'11lAfJ, frir'r1fllfrn'.w.r am! gum! 1111lurr. FA YE ZAIILER llwrlrmf Tuff, grffrlrll-l1u1'r'r'rl. rlrwflrrlrx'-1'yf'1l Fu yr lair up llzr !1nfl'm'yr1i jluf1'rr.f nf Nay. DICK ZENGLER 7'f'rf111l'r'f1f Buys' l,uzulv1's' cluls 3,45 Buys' lions ur clulm 4. Ulllfllflllll, lmppy um! quflf' f1f'f1ll1l1'. BARR Y ZIFF 7'rr'h111'f1lf 1 lags pl.lX 4. u u VI King nf fw'l',-nll'fl'ly 'lfarr'.v. WILLIAM ZINNINGER fff'll1'f'tll luuncilmam 3, man nj mam un lllllllllfj ful r '.- 1 'I-.Q l PJ .Y . Page 105 HELEN YUHAS Cn rn III. 7'1'l-Ill Clmrul club 4. l ll1'lrn IVA' firm in lzrr J'z'HJ'z' nf rfglzl JOHN ZAHARIE Illlfllfffllflf .lrlf Rl'SL'I'Vt'l-OOTITZIII31I!'Ifl'l'Cl2lSS lmskn-t hall 3. u.Ill'fl.CIl,llll.f in flrfxrf, ll-f1.lIr'fi'HIlfl'. JOE ZELLER IHtjIlJ'lI'I'll! .lrlf RL-scrvu fmmrlmll 3: LI0lIl1CIllN2lI'l 4 l'f'1'pf'l1mf j'1'1'f1111'f1'm'.v,-' and kim!- f1r1r.f.f. DON ZENGLER 7'frlzn1'ml Intramural lmuskm-rhull 3. 4: Hi-Y 4 H.I'!IfIlf1ll rnfrgy nj' rlzumrlrlg tl lrue' Furl' 111 1ufrrlr1!f'r1l. ELSIE ZINNINGER I:r'Nr'l'rll Trim 1'r11'rr1'ly lIt'1'tl.V rm rv'r1ifif'r1!1'ml. IDA ZIRPOLO Gnlrraf Girls' liuusrcl' clulw 4. U.'llIlIHlIlI'H,f ll rfrlnin mlm uw vmfff 7l'fItIl Ihr .flrflttlfl-lHl.H WALTER ZUBER lndwririal ,-Irlf rl clzarifablf, rlpfrz-lzmrlfzl for! of frllow. ' ' OLAR ALSTON Co NI nzfrc ial pl girl with thr qualifirx wlzirlz rnalcf for-frzf:1rl.fl1zp,f. JOE BAZISKI Cu nz nu'ra'ial Ile umm' rlzf :wrlil wzllz an open- rn imlfil frr111lcm'.r,v. MARGARET HIXON Gt'!lt'l'!1l NBlH'7li.Tl1t'Il lr1ck.v-lzfr crn 4'uing glory. HARVEY PARSONS allliflfdll llr lm! madf' many frifndf in ll IhlH'lfflI1. .H GEORGE REX Inzluxtrial .-lrlx Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Booster club 3, 4 Swimming 3, 4: Life guard -l. J garnin grin will gf! Cforgf by. Page 107 V V 1 HERBERT ZWALLEN Trrlinfrnl Class play 3. Hllffbfff lint ilu' f1lI'l'U.Vifj' of a ,fri- . H F71ll.Vl. WAYNE ARNOLD Clamiral Autmnobile club Jn I'lIll'I'F.fl in fliingf lwflz .rfrinux and c'omin1l. ADA CHRISTEN f1Ul?lU1r'V't'iI1l Friendship club -lf: Booster club 4. J .tmilr fo l1z'guilf' zirzyorzrf' MARTIN KELP Grnfral fl youlll on liiglz adwnturf bound. NOAH PEREZ Indurfrial qlrtf Volleyball Zz Intramural basketball 2. 3, -la Varsity track 3. 4. Our dignity 1-J' not in wlzal for flu, but in wlml wr' 'llIlde 7'.ff!1lld.H GEORGE TRBICH Cfnrml Our grratrfl glory wnzm' in liking ,frmzf UfF1lf7l1li07l and in gluing il full. 15 I I -If rr! mtv: Miss llill, Miss l'urt-rhaugh. Miss Sevmour, Miss Wilson, Miss David Miss Y Summers, Miss David. .S'fmr1i!mfz': Nlr. Vance Mr. S. l. Smith, Mr, Nt-rliero, Mr. lliooui-, Mr llcuniug Mr Qilulllillll . , . . . 4 Senior Guardians and Advisors 'l'his group ol' teachers act as a council for the various committees, the student council, and the class officers. All action taken by the seniors must be passed upon by these guardians. The senior advisors, Miss Davis and Mr. Boone, are selected to handle the troubles ofthe students. They are consulted on all matters ol' schedules, subject choice, domestic aliairs and occupations. These two teachers also have charge of excuses, tardiness, and withdrawals. 'llhe various committees for the parties had as their advisor one of these teachers. Miss Shumaker was in charge of the program com- mittee, Miss Seymour, the decoration, Miss Hill, the entertainment, and Miss Summers, the refreshment. Mr. Vance was the chairman of this group and acted with class olhcers. YI -I Page l0S Firxf msc: Bressi, Miller, james, Kaye, Hooper, Pelger, Boones, Wagenhals, Brett, Tohet, Kopan. Siwrrzri row: Decker, Hanna, Scharlo. Wlasson, Kloplensreln. Hlxon, l,auclers. Adrian. Third row: Richman, Boyd. Kirkpatrick. Werner, Heyard, Pryse, Zeller, Mlchalek, Hocc. Senior Council ' These seniors work together for the betterment of their class. They govern the student body with the aid of their class guardians. Each councilman was elected by his borne room. Alternates were also chosen in case of absence. ' The council worked with the senior olilicers and guardians of which Mr. Vance was the chairman. They helped plan the parties and other duties governing these affairs. The council decided questions concerning their own class and acted as an advisory board. 0 The senior olhcers were Dick Lawrence, presidentg Don Scott, vice- uresidentg Mar Ellen Shro er secretar 3 and Paul Goodman, Y 5 Y , treasurer. These, with the council, look out for the welfare of the class. This rroum also ke it their fellow classmen informed of im or- L l l ll tant decisions. V V U Page 109 ml row: Morris, Schroyer, lNlcl'ln-llaii. Callcntle-r. Blakemore, Houston. Shallus. Knoul'l , Admins, Voler. .S'rrmiil rnzvz l,ongabaugh. Glaze, Subare, xVCl'I1L'f. Ughy, Krlsrolf, Kienllc. Tliirrl rffxcz llloiigm-clci, lorrcy. lxruck. Na-ula, Senior Decorating Committee 9 C7IIll'I'IlI1'H hloseph Sabate. -lane Swallerlellaflowffmz puffy William llghy, Virginia Lilllgllbilllgl'l'fI'l1!z'IlfI'7lt' party Florence Callendar, Henry Weriiet eSpr1'r1zg party joseph Sabate 'YCIOHZH'Zt 7lCc'H7t'llf ' 'lihe decorating committee of the graduating class attempts to outdo all previous records to leave with the students pleasant memories ol' their last year. 0 This year the senior parties were held at seasons which were favor- able backgrounds for elever ideas. Chairmen for each occasion strove to make their party the best and all succeeded in producing excell- ent eliects. YI -v I Page 110 Firft row: DeYarmon, Baer, Leist, Black, Hegyi, Black, Glaze. Second row: Lester, Smith, Riley Lawrence. Senior Program Committee ' Committee: Betty Baer, Irene Heggy, Norma DeYarmon, Margaret Leist, Anna Jean Black, Lillian Black, Dick Lawrence, Quinto Casciani, Marjorie Glaze, ,lack Riley, and Allen Smith. 0 This group of seniors provides the programs corresponding to the decorations used for senior parties. ' lfach time a new and clever idea must be carried out. This has been done in the past. Many of these ideas are worked out in informal dis- cussions and turned over to Marjorie Glaze for the cuts. The student members of the program committees finish them. ' These boys and girls function without a chairman, other than the faculty advisor. Each one turns in his ideas, and from these a selec- tion is made. v V Q Page 111 ri! rmzh- -lohnston. X an VN inklv. l,1lVYIUIl.l,lllllSR'l1. Morrison. Klink, rlndvs, Swrumirorv: Williams George, Nliclizilos, Srliory, ltsher, Nllrcht-ll, Izssig, Entertainment Committee Cha frnm II Dorothy Van Winkle 'llhis committee had to furnish the entertainment for each senior party, and see to it that there was always something for everyone to do. lt is their duty to procure the orchestra for the dancing. 'lihey also have to provide a program for the auditorium. They have to see to it that there are games to be enjoyed hy those who do not desire to dance. 'lihe committee of 1937 has excellently carried on their work of en- tertaining uniquely. At the first party, held in Uctoher, prizes were given for the outstanding costumes worn. Door prizes were given at the Valentine party. YI -I Page ll2 Fir,r1 row: Khoury, Curtis, lfroinm, l,ink, Strobel. Sammi row: Jackson, Frcul, Miller, Nlaurer, Phillips. Senior Refreshment Committee C1LdZ'7l7l67Z Harold lVlclVlillen Herbert Phillips Hugh lfreal This group plans and serves refreshments corresponding to the decorations at all the senior parties. A different chairman was chosen for each party during the year. The refreshments for the first dance uniquely followed the Hal- lowe'en decorations. They also planned refreshments to go with the Valentine party in February. Spring refreshments were served to correspond with the Blossom Time party in April. The group worked hard and successfully to accomplish this. V V Y Page 113 rvfrufziz Kaser, Robinson. l,aMont. Scliroyer. Clay. liuchman. Nliller. Lowry. Srr'n1nl1'nrc Nlitehell, llooilnian, Nighn. llUUl5Illl11ll'llUI'. l,:m'r'ei1cL'. liooth. Senior Project 'lihe class of '37 appointed a committee this year to decide on the gift which the class would leave to McKinley. liaeh year, the graduat- ing class, in appreciation for what McKinley has done for them, makes some gift to the school. 'llhe committee was chosen by Mr. Vance, chairman of the guardians, from the students who have been most interested in all of the ac- tivities of the school. A number of suggestions of possible gifts were made. From these the committee made a final selection. The identity ofthe gift is always kept a secret until the time of the presentation. This presentation will be made a little later in the year. It will be made with an appreci- ation of what school life in McKinley has meant to its students. YI - R Firfl row: Vernon, Longahauglr, Marku, Morrison, Morris. Sfrond row: Mitchell, Wasson, Hafner, Szihate. Ilall Guards 9 fN0IlllllIFlZfl925 0 fjllflI'l'IlIl'IIfP2lLll VVasson YVilliam Morris Virginia Marku Harold Hafner Don Yohe Ralph Vernon joe Sabate Virginia Longabaugh Avard Mitchell Helen Morrison 0 This group aims to give the student body some participation in school government and to patrol the halls. V V Q Page 115 rr! mrv: Frost, Glenn, Alu-, Clay, Andes. Shearer, Johnston, Adrian. Srrmnl mtv: Keller, Dorn, lhornpson, l'.rblantl, bchwallt-nbt-rg, lzsbt-r. Senior Class Play F0 Il II zffzf eeee -1908 Under the direction of Miss Iris Haverstack the senior class of 1937 presented the play, Victoria Regina. Queen Victoria of lingland was about I6 years of age when she began her glorious reign. The play sees her through her many problems, one of which was deciding whom to marry. She finally chose Albert, a German prince, whom she dearly loved. Albert, King Consort, resented Victoria's refusal to permit him to rule. She finally consented and with his able aid reigned successfully for many years. Due to over-work on a neutrality treaty between lfngland and America, Albert died and left Victoria to rule alone. After 50 years they celebrated her Golden -lubilee. With a scene from that the play ends. YI-K Fin! row: Lawton, l.a Mont, Hale, Shaelfer, Bivenour, Black, Adolff. Serond row: Williams, Ughy, Vernon, Ziff, Bodine, Nadja, lfssig. Producing Cast U Many students other than the actors and actresses took part in the production of the senior class play. The property men were Clarence Hankes, Don Hursh, Stanley Najda, Harold Essig, and Ralph Vernon. VVilliam lirnst and Charles Frbland acted as publicity managers. 0 Mildred Ake, Emma Keller, and Wanda Turowski were wardrobe mistresses. Patricia Hale and Marjorie LaMont served as hair dressers. ' The producing cast had charge of collecting all the properties nec- essary for the production of the play, of their safe keeping during the time when they were not in use on the stage and for their safe return. Costumes had to be borrowed for the play and these had to be taken care of by the girls who had charge ofthe costumes. 0 This group of students made it possible for the ones who actually took the parts to devote their time to the business of perfecting those parts, instead of being troubled to hunt and care for costumes. 7 V Y Page 117 Firir raw: Alackniinlcs, Scliario. Smith, faliaric. lfshcr, Czilomonica, l'urscs, George. Semin! rwol Williams, llordcn, hooclwin, Woods, lravis, lirudun, lfoxnian. 7'l1frflrnrz': Boyd, la-ilwra g, lionli. l'i-ri-A, lackman, Slagle Senior Boys' Basketball 'llied juniors lor the intramural championship of school by winning live ol. their eight games. Coach Virgil Hinton selected his A-X and li teams from a group of 40 boys who tried out. 'l'he A team playing against fl quintets from sophomore and junior classes, registered four consecutive victories but the B com- hine was ahle to win hut one of its four games. lfaculty team defeated the combined senior squads early in season 39 to 37. YI - K I 1'r.fl rucc: Hanna, Schario, Goodwin, Smith, Popa, Triner, Snyder. Sowcl. Semm1'row: Kirkpatrick Ardman, jakinldes,1'ereZ, lravis, Borden. Third row: Bernacli, lVlcquain, Grossman, Dutzlk James. Senior Track 9 Defeated sophomore and junior traeksters in the intramural meet which was held at Cook park. V 0 VVon despite a ruling hy Coach Charles Vllright which made letter- men ineligible. 0 livents which were Contested were the 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes, the mile, and half mile runs, the 800 yard, medley, and mile relays, shot put, discus throw, pole vault, javelin throw, high jump, and broad jump. ' Six weeks of intense practice prepared the boys for the meet. V V Q Page' 119 r,i'l rufv: l,alVlonr, .Mull-s, Swallen, R. lfvans, H. lfvans, Keyes, Leist, Colet, Uhl, Norrch, .-Xclrlan, Swrmul row: Klingsu-dr, Hale, Young, Hooper, lVlcC'lullan, lVlath1e, Philhps, Williams, htrm-hy, lVlanrsch. Tlrfrtl row: Ycrno, Kunsczek. Pauly, Rutlncr, Callemlar, Nlnrlcu, Hllty. Senior Girls' Basketball 0 Winning all of its games from the sophomores and the juniors, the senior A team had a successful season. 0 Both the I3 and C teams won five games and lost one, both times to the juniors. 9 Ruth livans captained the A team. Margaret Ann Williams was captain of the B team, and Florence Callender was captain of the C team. 0 Twelve Yale-Harvard players were chosen from this group. They were Klingstedt, Mantsch, Rudner, Adrian, Glenn, Leist, R. Evans, Keyes, Streby, LaMont, H. Evans, and Nortch. YI - I Pagf 120 Firft raw: Schell, Wfilliams. Klingstedr, Smuckler, Swallen. Keyes, Heggy. Andes, Adrian, Ulh, Colet. Sfmnd row: A. Black, Miller, Hooper, Bender, Dunbar, VVagenhals, D. Black, Leist, Strehv, iVlcCl:lin, Third mfr: Klimski. li. lfvans, lVlorrison, R. lfvans, Glenn, H. lfvans, I l aulr, Callencler. Senior Girls, Tennis ' Senior girls participated in sports for the last time at McKinley in the elimination tennis tournament. 0 Winners of the games play each other, thus eliminating until one girl remains from each class. ' The school champion, chosen from the class champions, is awarded a silver medal, While the class winners receive felt emblems. 9 Girls in each class ranking second and third in the eliminating matches, represent their class in the doubles tournament. V 'Y Y Pagf 121 National Honor Society Nlxirtlin :Xlwlv lla-tty .hlziins Ki-nm-rli .Mlains lflsii- .Mlm-linzin Alannvs 'lllzinlirn' Yirgiiiiu Amlus xNllll2ll11 :Xusrin llzii'rictr llzilu-r 'lam' llialwrll Rolmcrr lliplvl' :Xnnu hlkllll lilziclc llzirry lloilinv William lioorli llororliy liowmzin -lzinc liucliinain Vanlvin BlIk'l1lk'l' l'loi'ciici- C lllll'llLlk'I llc-n flzirlu- licxxy Clay Molly llolvl llororliy Uonlvy lAllll111l Cross Cliriszivi Couris fVl:1l'ic Davis Vl'illizini ll. Davis lflizzilwi-rli Dull Caitlin-i'im' lbflbfllil lVl1lI'j.L2ll'L'I' Duilzisli lNlui-gain-rrzi lfckis Furl lf. lfssig William lfrnsr lin-ssic lfvans Harry Frymzin Minn Gavin Paul Gloss Russell Goodwin Roclcllu Grundy Racliziul Grilcy VVillu-rr Hagan Pzitricizi Hzilc Ruth Hzinzc lu-nc llcgyi Lurinclzi Hcinrxclman Golclic- llcnry BI1l'lH1il'Ll l'lf1UpL'l' Rolwrr C. Hl7l7Vk'l l,ois Huston Doris lnl: Doris .lzickson lVlziry lf. -lolinsrcn Priscilla Alolinsron lfclwziral wloncs Cluu-lvs Kellogg NL-il Ki-pple l,uuis Kliourvy lflorcncu Khoury lfilui-n Kim-nllu Gcorgc Kll'l5t'l'gt'l' Surah Klanu-r l,ucillu Klink liutty Klugc lfvelyn Knocli Nlilclrccl Knocli Page 122 Yulinn Knoufl' Sunclic Ki-:ich lllllil l,ul1zlk ilVllll'j0l'lL' l,:ilVlont Riclizircl l,:iwrL-ncc l'uulinv Lawton lVluru:u'i-r Luisr Betty -lam' Lowry Mary l,uclcring Alicc l,ux Ross Nlnrliiu lVl:irrl1:1 Nlzitcjku Clizirlcs lNluui'cr lVlililrml lVlcL'li-llzin Norinzi Nlcl'liL-rson l'crcy lVlcVVziin lin-ryl iVli-iirlu-s llclvn Merry Gi-orgv Nlicliailos Mzirtlizl Milli-r lVl:ixinv lVlillur lfcn Nlinliin Avziril lVlircl1c-ll Hurry Mock Marie Nlolin lklzirgzm-r Morris Heli-n lVloi'rison Vida Myurs blolin Nilcs 'luck fjfillil' Anna llaulscn Bernice l'm-tcrsen Dorothy Pliillips 'losi-pliinc l'iroluzzi lieorgi' liopzl Betty l'opoviCi Szimlic Pix-liitsky Nlury Ra-id lrifnu Rn-iinrr -lanicc Robinson Hi-lun Rudi-rick liloilwvn Rurh -ln-an Roush -lcnnic Rylxinslci -loc Snhziu- 'liliclinzi Scliwitzgcbel Mary Ellen Scliroyer Lll11lI'lt'S Smallvy lfvzi Smuclclcr Berry Sruarr Alainc Swaillen Helen ililunclu Marilyn lolicy Ralph Ycrnun l'uul Yignos Betty Wagcnhuls lilzulys NV:irdcn Paul Wasson Ruth Winn! Carl Williams lflwoocl lvilson Ruth Vvooils Donald Yolie ,lack Young YI-Ii Firff row: Ink, Roderick, Hegyi, lVlcClellz1n, Adclman, Clay, Reid, Merry, Phillips, l,alVlont, liuchman, Miller, Hooper, Andes, Hale, Drozden, Morris, Coler. SFf'IJP1llfU'CUf Knoch, Kienzle, King, Baker, Callender, Henzie, Adams, Roush, Knouff, Lowry, Morrison, Tlandzi. Third roto: Mohn, Mock, Klink, Swallen, hlohnson, Luclcring, Leist, Wartlen, VVoods, Guiley, Couris, Paulsen. Girls' Service League 9 F014 IZCZELZ7 1927 ' Jane BLICllI112ll1ifDI'6.VI'6fL'7If Barbara Hoopereti'1'r'f-p1'e.s'1'fZfat Martha Miller4ewu'e!ary Mary LllCliI'lI1g7fl'f 6l.YIHTI' 0 Membership in the Girls' Service League is awarded senior girls keeping their average 90 for previous high school years. lt is their duty to be helpful to the school and pupils. U These girls served as guides at the beginning of the school year. They prepared Thanksgiving baskets for the needy and gathered Clothes at Christmas besides aiding school pupils. They held many interest- ing meetings and a semi-formal dance on April 3. 2 V I - Page123 Choral Club 9 f'0ll7Z6lEfZ l93l Through this Club, students are given wider experience in singing, which for some, may lead to their lil'e's work. The Choral club took part in many outside programs during the year. This included singing before different Conventions held in the city. At Christmas time, they sang carols as they walked through the halls, thus giving everyone the holiday spirit. The highlight was the presentation of Patience, a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. This was given on the nights of February 26 and 27. ,lean Roush and Glen Biggam had the leads for the Friday night performance, and Marilyn Buehl and Don Dorn had the leads for Saturday night. Both performances were well attended. Pae124 cu Senior lleview This year the class of '37 bore the responsibility of making it the all- time record class as ours was the last group of seniors from the en- tire city to graduate from McKinley. We leave, feeling we have accomplished this to the best of our ability. In years to come we shall look back on this year and its pleasant memories of high school. With the assistance of our new football coach, Mr. Reed, our team won all but one game with Massillon. We were very successful in basketball and were state champions in swimming. Right senior girls were taken into the Girls' Leaders' club. Our class president, Richard Lawrence, was assisted in his duties by Don Scott, vice president, Mary Ellen Shroyer, secretary and Paul Goodman, treasurer. Victoria Regina was the senior class play produced under the direction of Miss Iris Haverstack. Those taking part were Bettyjane Clay, Margaret Adrian, Virginia Glenn, William Ughy, William Thompson, Don Dorn, Ruby Adolf, Doris Frost, Ralph Vernon, Robert Schwalenberg, Barry Ziff, Jeraldine Sheaffer, Pauline Lawton, Jane Bivenour, Virginia Andes, Carl Williams, Harry Bodine, Doris Black, Mary Elizabeth Johnsten, Kaleel Esber and Mop. Mr. Leslie Hansen supervised both casts of the senior Choral club in the operetta, Patience , Miss Hill, Miss Haverstack, Miss Bozman, Miss Lynn and Mr. Robinson, besides the orchestra and Stagecraft club, contributed much to its success. The band under the direction of Mr. Ellmore Miller with the help of the Band-parents club gave an excellent performance in their concert. One hundred sixteen members were chosen for National Honor Society while 1-I were chosen for the Thespian Society and 21 for the Quill and Scroll. Members of the former were selected for high averages, personal character and service to their school. The other clubs grant member- ship for outstanding work in dramatics and on the publication staffs. Our unusual seasonal parties were well attended by the majority. Our four committees worked diligently for their success. The junior class entertained us with the annual junior-senior prom at the Land- O-Dance. The class guardians acting with Mr. Vance as chairman were Mr. Crandell, Mr.Henning, Miss Summers, Miss Seymour,Miss Shumaker, Miss Hill, Mr. Holm, Mr. Nethero, Mr. S. P. Smith, and Miss Wilson, and they have done much to make our senior year a success. Page 125 SENIIIRS PPQC IRQ HQ CESAR DTN DVC V YOWVW baby 'Ut-ou rude New fly-osty bAthahg sw-s 'gnc baby l93 Yowd Okti g 6 HDI: ,H of QUL2 C 3 vlhovx pew-grzfollom mg Sucl-lem QIHY souls!! M3 5:0131 47? Ill' gr SOSIG vngg Q IQ fp.. Yhr.'n or Ynmc?, Slbw. Ollixegl- ob no Comment, SE Illlfl Page 128 A, TV A Gxvenddwi-H hollf -.1 ...I I.--.-.H I l937 The Ynq ow v- qulg G buff, fxrst show 511 Yvmei hevwax , ' m NQQ. mix, x-4 sw Q wmnv-1. qi vig P? Bwooff bxmloul A s aou ht Am thu-Som' B blueheucl!! orichke. A ill mba YMCNS Yksb Cvlgxfe 'Mule MJT have Pstscw-cc. l93 Page 131 alter NDYIIC LSO FIM NOW buddnng ur to 'ax e-wh! lc dowh Page 132 Page 133 Farewell, McKinley High Three years we've walked thy stately halls, Three years we've answered all thy calls. But now the time is drawing nigh Pl'hen each and all must say goodby. Yet never shall we quite forget, The joys we knew nor friends we metg But now we bid a fond farewell No more we'll hear that cheerful bell. The teachers, who we harassed so, lfill never see nor yet quite know That feeling that o'er us must pass, lfhen we departfrom them at last. But future seniors take our place To lead the class of thirty-eightng And may they to thy name be true As thirty seven was to you. The red and black we,ve honored so, Through stormy battles, strife, and woe. Is ours to cherish evermore As seniors here have been before. And now we bid our last farewellg Oh how we'll miss that cheerful bell That rang for us when class was o'erg And now farewell, forever more. Emma Keller Page 134 l , gk -1 QQPQ VH Page 135 Junior Class Review 'lihe juniors worked steadily this year and accomplished many things. They elected as their president a girl, Lois Boop. VVilliam Allen was chosen vice-presidentg XVilliam Couris, secretaryg and Charles, trea- surer. 'llheir first party, held on November 6, was a County Fair. A more formal party was held on March 5, in the form of a spring dance. 'llhey entertained elaborately on May 22 for the seniors at the annual iunior-senior prom. l,ittle Urphant Annie, a play showing life in lndiana 50 years ago, was chosen to be presented by the juniors on April 9 and 10. The characters were taken from the poems of James VVitcomb Riley. The leads included lileanor Rogers, liileen Cunningham, and Charles NSI Ritz. An appreciative audience attended each performance. U Nine juniors received letters for work on the varsity football squads. They were Motley, Fife, Simon, Fiore, Rotar, Lockhart, Kark, Barthel, and Long. All of these boys played important roles in the success of the season. The reserve players also did their part. The juniors also furnished their share of material for the basketball and swimming successes. 0 Eight juniors were elected to membership in Girls' Leaders' club. Several girls were chosen to participate in the Yale-Harvard classic. 0 This year, the juniors interested in dramatics organized the junior Dramatic club. under the direction of Miss Hill. The group pre- sented plays for both parties. 9 The juniors also had large groups of both boys and girls entered in the many intramural activities ofthe school. v V Y Page' 137 ri! msc: Nlaucr, Sclioeppiucr. lloop, Neuman, Young. Harding. fc-rhy, l'L-iper. Yeclu-y. Hi-bert, lacohs, Srffonl mtv: Slish. Nliller. llanda, llasioris. lVlcrcorclli. Ritz. llama, Weaver. lamcs. Novak. 7'l1o-il:-fix-: Chi-nor. lialho. Sclinallinur, licrhelis. Snycler. Killina. lfnulli. Fourffi I'1!Tl'Z lloyd, Yorolato. Wawlircr, llri-en. Junior Council 0 'l'his body of students is very essential to the success ol' the junior class. These councilmen and alternates present the will of their class. Decisions made by them are passed on to other class members. ' 'llhe requirements of membership to this council are passing grades in all subjects and to be in good standing with their classmates. ' 'llhese boys and girls work with the junior guardians and officers who are l,ois Boop, presidentg Bill Allen, vice-president: Bill Couris, secretary: and Charles Ritz, treasurer. 0 'llhe important duty of the council is to collect the dues thus enabling the class to carry on its social functions. This furnishes the financial aid necessary. YI - I Page' 138 Fir!! mtv: Bader, Ohermiller, Shurtz, Cunningham, Puncheon, Radasevie, Rowles, liarris, Ather- ton, Petersen, Alury, Sl!1lCUX.ABO0l'lL'S. Reed, Ferrara, Kettler, Rogers, Alhu, Weiss. Srmml l'0fL'IAIlTt'I1I'llSL',Y2'1l2lSCk,XNlll12ilTlS, Miller, Metzger, ltvans, Lerhy. Stelmer, Blemker, Brown, Miller. Scott, Blakemore, Pottorf, Graber, ltrlclcson, Barr. Tfzml row: Pastor, liarthel, Parker, Gullenhaek, Fulk, btuudt, Hanson, Saver, sCl1VCl'iSll'lll1, Hoon, Williams, A - -- 'B w -A s I s hlacohs, Ritz, Relgler, blkilfll, Plappert. Fourlfi row: Cxroutlz, blrlc, Snyder. Qrowl, lVlarshz1ll, Roherts, l ursely, Yothers, Scott, Yelhn, Malloy, Atwell, Bunn, Sprinu, Breen. Junior Committees ' Chairmeizr Martha Blemker--a'rf0ra1z'01z Milrray Scott. lfleanor Rotlgers'-mztertainment June Peterson, limmarose Broadwater, Charles Ritz-z'efre.s'!zment 9 It is the duty of these three committees to work together to make the junior class parties successes. ' Their first party was to represent a County Fair. Very effective dec- orations were used with the refreshments and entertainment. Their spring dance in March was Well planned. The main feature of the season was the junior-senior prom with their best efforts and effects. v V Y I - Page 139 rv! row: llyrd, Radoscvic, Youtz. Clappcr. lfdwards, Frankjauser, Scott, Gruber, Carr, Grove- millcr, lfolrz, Dir-rimgcr, Corlu-rs. Srrmzil row: lit-rhelis, lieam, lVlcClellan, Hionirles, And- rcarlis, lfitzparrick, Gloss, lfaullc, Crowl, Sliaflfner, lscliantl. Tl11'rr1'r11fc': lin-ringer, Klinglcr, lican, Mcrcorelli, Kolllcr. W'u:iver. l.ipp, licam-l, llund, Sliahn-cn, Couris. Junior Boys with 90 Avera es lfrom among these boys the National Honor Society of next year will he formed and a few will he fortunate enough to make it as juniors. 'lihis class will have to carry on next year where the graduating class laid down their work. It is their duty to try and better previous records for their class. lVlany of these hoys not only stand high in the field of scholarship hut in athletics and other phases of lVlcKinley's school life. This made it more dilhcult to maintain that 902 average for which all students strive. 'lihese boys have worked hard for what they earned and they must keep it up to become a better class than the previous one. YI-I Firfi row: Tohey, Rubin, Zozola, Metzger, Hoobler, Petersen, lilcmker, Hooper, lluncheon, Atherton, lfschelman. Donahue. Brown, Shook, Paulus, Van Horn, Cass. Sammi rum: Margo, Sager, Wiseman, Ranta, Bader, Jury, Pottorf, Eckerinan, Dencer, Guernsey, Vasvari, Leopold, Miller, Oberiniller. Tflliflll row: Brown, Fisher, Garfield, Klein, iVlillL'l', Hunt, rlillllillilh livcrhurt, Smith, Zerby, Miller, Boop, Vechey, Snyder, Farnham, Graham. A Junior Girls with 90 Averages The rating of lVlcKinley High School rests partly on these girls next year for it is partly scholarship upon which a school's rating is based. The satisfaction gained this year should not be sufficient but they should attempt to better their record next year. Those not here should be inspired to work for this honor. From among these girls may be selected the junior members of National Honor Society and later the seniors. Most of these girls will automatically become members of the Girls' Service League if their average for previous years has been kept up to this level. These girls next year will lead most ofthe activities making it much harder to keep the 9OZ average but once reaching it they should not fall below it. V V Q Page 141 ril rnfv: iVl1ll'lill,xV2ll'llL'l', Cirubcr, llosc, lit-axle, W1-icli, lirownsbcrgcr. Svrrnml row: l'lappcrt, Berg- man, Snyder, Rankin, lla-ein, Kost. lschantz. Tlifni row: hlanies, Slgler, Zugrzivc, Malloy, Popp, Mnrslin Junior Boys' Basketball lfinished in a tie with the seniors for the basketball Championship of the school by winning five games and losing three. 'llhree of the victories were turned in by the li teamg two, by the A quintet. The following boys completed their second season of intramural basketball: Pastor, Bowen, Zugrave, Marcarelli, Kost, Gruber, Couris, and Brownsberger. Developed fine team play and spirit under direction of Mr. Schott. YI -I Fin! msc: Nlarku, Zugrave. Malloy, Gloss, Sigler, lVlarshall. Serum! row: Gellenbeck, Batza, Faullc, l'opp. Junior Boys' Volleyball 0 XVon volleyball championship of school by defeating a team from the sophomore class in the finals of a round robin tournament. ' lfach of the boys gym classes was divided into four teams and a I0 game playoff was held to determine which team would represent the class. 0 The boys who received emblems were Ralph Gloss, Edward Katz, Nick Popp, Niles Faulk, Bob Gallenback, and Viril Batza, all of whom played with the winning team. ' Mr. VVeick was in charge of the 16 teams which were entered in the tournament. V V Q Page 143 T Firrl row: Brown, Gunias, Adolph, Soldntis, Shurtz, Puncheon, Cunningham, Fair, Crowl, Moore. Sfmml raw: Kerr, Hlubaugh, Ifvnns, Cxrone, Shook, Miller, Hooper, Rogers. Cripp. Gilger. Thin! rnfv: Richardson, McCullough, VVlrth, Barr, Petit, Radzlsevle, Maurer, Moga. Junior Girls, Basketball 9 Junior A's won three games from the sophomores and lost three to the seniors. 9 The B and C teams each won three games from the sophomores, won one from the seniors, and lost two to the seniors. 0 Anne Soldatis was captain of the A team. Audree Adolhf eaptained the I3 team, and Eleanor captained the C team. ' The juniors were represented in the Yale-Harvard game by four girls'-Petit, Wirth, Puncheon, and Soldatis. YI - I Fin-1 raw: Rogers. Kettler. Blemker, Puncheon, Cunningham, Bluhaugh. Second row: Butler Brown. Rowles, Kerr. Junior Girls' Tennis 0 The junior tennis season added new names to the field of tennis in lVlcKinley. ' These games were played before and after seliool at reserved Courts in the public parks. 0 The tournament pairings were made by Miss Lynn. Winners of each set of games were eligible to compete with .other winners. ' From the winners, a singles champion is Chosen to meet the winners from other classes, and the second and third ranking players form 21 doubles team. V V ' l Page 145 1 l'1'r,i-1 wry: L'rawl'ortl, lloopc-r, l'orrorl'. G11-gory. Hcherr. l'lamhlt-ron. liaclcr, Rogers. C'unningham. l Srrf-ml row: Young. l'ilILlHIll'lCli. Popp. xllhu. lilemkcr. Kt-rrlt-r, lloyd. l'arr. Crowl. Tlzfril rum: XXI-ich, lfslixartls, iiruher. Ritz, lXllll2LlK'l', Spring. Junior Class Play l'i0llIIlft'lf 1923 'lihe junior class gave the play Little Orphant Annie, a charming drama of rural life in lndiana SU years ago. It was skillfully woven around the poetry of-Iames VVhitcomh Riley and presented many of his favorite characters. These included Urphant Annie, Aunt Mary, and the Raggedy Man. 'l'wo casts were selected to play the parts. In the cast, lfleanor Rogers played Orphant Annie, while the part was taken in the B cast hy lfileen Cunningham. Charles Ritz enacted the masculine lead on both nights. 'lihe actors were not alone in producing this play for property men and wardrobe mistresses were necessary. These were Doris Steimer, Mildred Aiken, blames lVIarshall, and blames Schaffner. y vi-nc Poop!! umted we stand ace cr-um, im- Pip Luth, Cow-Aw aqbwtha old' seaside l 5 , X W' I b VV 9.79 be one iw 119 Crash heads vpl N000 WOO robin hood .., K ig, bccupie of , . - ,ak D' 'Z K, Q0 bebchcomers UNIIIII' Page 147 UDYN X Q Q z in SV Wlllllh P Shui! Viva' wk-R E huh thQl'tk lkyt url Agsnx CS YI csTed 160 fr: QQ: zy 'She Y Siwnrg ey Q by-S das-vs clzvu- thug: Link!!! ' JUNIGR Page H8 Hght at hovng Garner W6 bk ea W' 9 few: xhg fovc G ooM ICO happ flyiv1g hugh' 1933 Q ovvh um 5 fyliafe, JUNIIIIIS Pagf 150 I 'yrdag J ffm r 4,5 i en - 67 fx I ky W ft J 'WN O O Page 151 Sophomore Review The sophomores were introduced to the ways ofa large school last fall when they first entered. They were aided by the advisors of the class and by the members of the Service League who directed them to the diliferent rooms. At the class election, Ralph Beck was chosen for the presidency. Other othcers chosen were Harold Klmk, vice-president. Annette johnson, secretary, and Charles Knight, treasurer. The class held two outstanding parties. The first was a Frosty Frolic, which was held in December. The second party was equally successful and was held in April. A dramatic club or fanized from the members of the class fave several ' L KK W ' L, 3! plays during the year. One of these was No Christmas for Horace , a comedy which was presented at Christmas time. The other was a VIS-'I melodrama of the early 90's written by members of the class and presented at the second class party. ' One member of the class, lfmil Kamp, received a football letter for his work on the varsity squad. A number of the members of the class had places on the reserve football team. 0 Twenty girls were admitted into the Girls, Leaders' club. The soph- omores were also represented on the Yale-Harvard teams in the persons of Davis, Blair, and Feldbush. ' The class participated in all the activities ofthe school, both athletic and social. ' Guardians of the class are Mrs. Meloy, Mrs. Dailey, Miss Housley, Miss Colville, Miss Zaugg, Miss Zinninger, Mr. Bittner, Mr. White, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Corner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Schott, and Mr. Swant. Mr. Robinson was chairman ofthe guardians. v V Q Page 153 rf! fore: Radosovic, llowns, Ruud, c,l'1llljlL'. .-Xuglrenlmuglr. l'riswell, Harris, llrziclslraw. Dickey, Doyle, lli-arley, lllum, lVlt-ngt-s, Srranan. Sfmml rosa: lN'lur1rclu-s, Harriman. l urman, llL'llllIllQ.Z, Skaggs. llullman, XXZIJJIICY. llausrath, Nlrku, Meyers. Sophomore Committees 9 C!If1lll'l7l!,'7Z 0 Don VVagner, John VVassone -rfffrfdzfnmzts Betty Criswell, blames Sli2lggS-fl7t'fOl'Clf7-071 Katherine Shurtz, Le Roy Mencluse -erztarmzrzrnent 0 These groups plan the refreshments, decorations and entertainment at the parties. It is their duty to procure a good orchestra, serve the students, and decorate the music room. 0 Their first party ofthe year was a Frosty Frolic in December. This was one of the best parties planned. Their last party was held in April 23 and was attended by a large group of the sophomores. YI - I Firm msc: Blair. Bugg. Bair, Heerel, l,indgren, Langzell, johnson, Galvin, lfeldbush, Haas, l.llSlllI'lSkl'.Sr'l'UPldYO1'CI Armogida, Srrauch, Menches, Wagner, Gourley, Bergniayer, Nneglu, Nlvers, Charlev, Stevenson, Malick. Tfiirfl mtv: Girth, Beck, Khoury, Adams, Parr, Schmidt, Hausrarh. Harden, George, Myer, Snyder. Sophomore Council All ofthe classes of McKinley use the representative type of student government. Fach home room elects a councilman and alternate Who takes the place of the regular councilman in his absence. This group with aid of the advisors of guardians decides the important questions of the class. Ralph Beck, presidentg Harold Klink, vice-presidentg Annette Johnson, secretaryg and Charles Knight, treasurerg work with the student council in class affairs. The class dues are collected through these pupils, a difficult task as most of the students are unacquainted with the ways of McKinley. It is their duty to bring these ways to other sophomores. This year's council has also been successful in aiding the committees with the parties. V V Q Page 155 ri! mfr: Penny, Comsia, lizich, Russ, .-Xh-cusian. l,1lI'l'. Nlarlzs. Sfrnnzl raw: Gylog, lh-ck. l'urscQ Ni-gulici, lfrcnz. C'lumplcS, Dolunzi. Sophomore Boys' Basketball 9 Continued precedent of the sophomore class by trailing the juniors and seniors in the intramural tournament. 0 Boys coming out for the squad were divided into teams and a round robin tournament was held. ' The two winning teams represented the class as AH and BU teams. 0 Mr. Frizzell, former athletic director at lfast Sparta, coached the boys. N - R First! row: lfach, Beck, Frenz, Chimples. Mcfleorge, lfohena. Kettler. Srcuml rox: Penny, Fink lVlOl'I'lS, lVllrsiph. Sophomore Boys' Volleyball 9 Finished sevond in battle for volleyball championship of school losing to a junior team in the finals of the tournament. 0 Teams playing in tournament were those which had won the cham- pionships in their respective gym classes. ' Mr. NVeif:k, who was in charge of the tournament, awarded intra- mural shields to Joe Suarez, Steve Mitseff, Morris Thomas, Leo Moga, James Fink and John Dohina all of whom were members of the a a TUYIIICI'-Llp ICZIITI. 0 Approximately 125 boys took part in the tournament. 7 V Y I Page 157 Firft row: lfvans, Garthwaire, Felclbush, Sheatzley, johnson, Summer, Stuchul, Rorhermel. Srrund raw: Hanml, -lohanmng, R2l4lUSlVlC, Patterson, Carroll, Cherry, Lobb, Houtzy. Tlzml rnrv: Rope, l'osrt-lwam-, Gaffney, ROVlIlSlCl, Glrtler. Sophomore Girls' Basketball 0 Sophomore girls were unable to win any of their games with the upper classmen due to their inexperience. ' However, the girls showed fine promise for basketball in the two remaining years of McKinley life. ' Roberta Labb captaipned the A team, Kathryn livans led the B team, and Margaret Thomas was captain of the C team. ' The group placed two members on the Yale-Harvard team-Blair and Davis. .. I WI 'Me love, C69- my fb 1 A K 2 grow S071 mex , down mtg I 'bhecovmi 'I iaith Steps fb-huveiff? L show we want Jahnsonfi I-ov S Yvwsooi 0PIl0 URES Page 159 IC ov oh: wah Ask on Pg 54: ICC NVQ YQC Alssiiah husky . f0PH0M0IlELf Page 160 WG pu PPY he DP 'Ei r-qgfnr B Ck Z9 J 0 262 1 r '21 gzye 5 1 fx fgf 5 W O mmm I W ,I F5 WEQFX W V X Wk Jack mdn 1 ,S ,K 5 kg 'fix CQ T S I gf' 1-Y fl Nl Zh! 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Albert Born, Fred Gruber, Paul Corbetts, Eugene Bi rralen, Andrew B A S K E T B A L L Caplain: Snyder, james Fawcett, Henry Wyne cuav p, l'uger R svlrlzn n, Nick S W I NI Nl I N G Cflplninz Wasson, Paul Stevenson, Howard Skotnicky, Robert Kepple, Neil Bird, -lack Nlarnaliga, Emil T E N N I S Caplain: Stone, Russell Blackburn, Russell Brownsberger, Richard G 0 L F Capiuin: Rotar, Charles Spirali, Vincent Page 162 l'opa, George Smirh, Melville Fiori, Carl Motley, Marion Kamp, limil Fife, Ralph Simon, William Robertson, Carl Clemens, .lack U'Connell, Paul VVoll'e, Robert Allison, Clyde Schmidt, Robert Schmidt, Roger lVlcVehil, Eddie Lawrence, Richard Fawcett, Henry PETE BAl,l,OS, Captain, LF-ff llalfbark CHARLES RICE, I, JIM SNYDER, LfflEnd DON SCOTT, Quan b L Varsity Football ' Coach Johnny Reed's first edition of the McKinley Bulldogs opened their football season at Lehman stadium by defeating Cleveland East Tech 33 to 13. With the score deadlocked at 13 points the McKinley gridders rallied gamely in the final quarter to Win by a comfortable margin. Snyder, Rice, and Angelo stood out on the Bulldog line while Scott and Barthel performed brilliantly in the backfield. Scott captured the scoring honors making three touch- downs and place kicking three extra points. 0 Pete Ballos, dynamic field general, led McKinley to a 35-0 victory v T Y Page 163 'Fi lx l I I NII NIS I If llfilflmrl' DICK YI,lI'Q'l', Riglzl 7'at-klr I Xl I III X 'XRD Ixztlnfiinmf -IACK IBARTHIEI.. Riglir llr1H'lH11'l' over Akron South in their second encounter of the season. The Bull- dogs scored three touchdowns in the second quarter and added two in the third to continue a domination over the Cavaliers which now includes ll consecutive triumphs. The McKinley attack left little to be desired while its defense smothered Akron plays before they got under way. IVIcKinley piled up 356 yards from scrimmage while South picked up 86. Nlcliinley crushed Youngstown Rayen in their first out of town game 52 to O. The Bulldogs made use of frequent and well executed Iaterals in subjecting Rayen to its worst defeat in the 18 games which have been played between the schools. McKinley gained 327 N SI Page 164 DICK l,.-XWRICNCI-Q, Fulllmfl' 'l'0lVl NIOUI D R 1 JOHN STRAWN, Lfff Tacl-lv GEORGP 101-X I Ill ll 1 yards by rushing and 271 by passing while Youngstown was able to gain only 20 on the ground and 30 through the air. The eight Mc- Kinley touchdowns were divided between six different players. McKinley defeated their only intersectional opponent of the season, Chicago New Trier, 53 to 0. Near perfect open field blocking led to the fourth consecutive victory of the red and black. McKinley rolled up 21 first downs and gained 481 yards, holding Chicago to two first downs and 51 yards. Coach Reed substituted freely throughout the contest and all of the McKinley players saw action. Ballos led the scorers with three touchdowns while Snyder and Scott gathered two each. VV S Page 165 I 'XII l,x'il.l,ia SMITII, 1. ffrziamf CARI, lflokl-1, qguamfbafl- WIN x1o'ri.ifY, leigfiirzrlfifif ICIVIII, KAMl',f'11ff1,i1fA' 9 Playing under a broken downpour of' rain lVlcKinley conquered a stubborn lfrie Academy team Zl to O. McKinley made 15 first downs to fXcademy's two and gained 353 yards by rushing to lirie's 66. The condition ofthe field made the wide open style of' play impossible and limited the offense to center and off tackle plunges. The slippery ball caused many fumbles throughout the game. Scott scored two of' the touchdowns and Ballos the third. Scoring at will McKinley registered its sixth victory of the season against an inferior Dover team. The score, 82 to 6, was the largest made by: a lVlcKinley team in the history ofthe school. Perfect interference paved the way for several lengthy gains including sprints N -'gl Page 166 NICK ROMAN, Lffz End EDWARD IONK Right I zz! RAl,l'l'l Fllflf, Cmzffr HAROLD LOCKARD Rlqlll llalffafl of 76 and 74 yards by Barthel and Clemens. Ballos led the scoring with four touchdowns. Barthel followed with three counters. Mc- Kinley was successful in seven of its eight attempts for points after touchdowns. Akron Saint Vincent was the seventh team to fall before the powerful Bulldogs, succumbing 56 to 0. The Saints partially checked the Mc- Kinley running attack but exhibited a weak pass defense. The Bulldogs completed seven of 13 attempted passes all of them leading to scores. The try for the extra point was successful after each touchdown, the final conversion giving McKinley a record of 14 points in the last 15 trys. McKinley rolled up a 17 to S advantage in first downs. VV W Page 167 HM V l l Q 3 l l 1 E l l 1 l l l s I l A I I l ll r 5 1 l 1 l 1 ,' l l l 1 l 5 1 11 l iv l .J CIiARI,liS RUTAR FRANK KARK WILLIANI SIMON Right lfml l.fjfl Ylzlfbfr' Lqf! Gunn! f l l 2 U l 0 McKinley scored once in each ofthe first three quarters to defeat the U , Steubenville Stubbers 19 to 0 in their annual football classic. A ca- 3 paclty crowd of 12,000 saw the Bulldogs stop a Big Red winning A streak which had reached 16 games. McKinley gained 16 first downs and a total of 292 yards while Steubenville gathered but four Iirsts in 10's and a total of 68 yards. The Bulldogs completed four passes in 13 attemptsg the Big Red, three in 10 trys. 0 McKinley went into a two-way tie for the Stark County scholastic grid title when they romped over a fighting Alliance eleven 27 to 7. Jack Barthel made the longest run of the season when he raced 90 yards for a touchdown after intercepting an Alliance pass in the l Page 168 i . is i 1 QM ,lr v Av FRANK RYAN MIKE KARK CARI ROBI' RTSON Riglzf Gltllflll Right Tarlclr I fl 'I first quarter. In helping to win the game Don Scott incurred a shoulder injury which kept him on the side lines during most of the Massillon classic. Led by Bob Glass the Massillon Tigers completely outplayed and outfought the McKinley Bulldogs, winning the annual battle 21 to O. The contest was witnessed by a throng of 21,000, largest in the history of football relations between the two schools. The Tigers exhibited a wide margin of superiority in every department except punting, piling up 14 first downs to McKinley,s three and gaining 291 yards from scrimmage to 35. The defeat broke a winning streak of 44 con- secutive games for Coach Johnny Reed. VV S Page 169 JUST AFTER A PUNT A NICE PLAY Page 170 SCOTT TO SNYDER END SWEEP DELUXE Page 171 BARTHEI, WITH THE BALL CLEMENS IN THE OPEN Page 172 Cheerleaders Scrgi, Hinkley. Miclxzllus. crl'lISCll. Cnuris, Frwnlnmzum. Student Managers Firft roto: Sponsellcr, Andcrrsup, lhziclfovrcl, Riglcr, Clarke, Rzxclosnvic, Santangelo, VVarncr. SFLYAIIII row: Rose, Malloy, Nilllklh, Schaefer, Page 173 jllVl SNYDI-IR DON SCOTT HANK FAWCIQTT JACK CLEMENS Varsity Basketball With four first team men returning and six lettermen, the McKinley High Bulldogs completed their first season under Coach johnny Reed with the excellent record of 14 Wins and two defeats during their regular season. Assisting Coach Reed was Coach Danny Myers, formerly of Central, who had had some of the newcomers to the squad on his team there. Jim Snyder was made captain of the squad during the first week of -'ll Paga 174 LL 5.7 .xg l 1 , i 1 l i 1 l l 1 1 l 1 sl W DICK MAAG CHARLFS ROTAR NICK ROMAN CARL FIORE practice by Coach Reed and retained the position throughout the season. The Bulldogs edged Cleveland Lincoln in their initial contest of the season 37 to 35, but lost to Akron West in their second engage- ment 28 to 18. A week later they defeated Mansfield 36 to 27 and followed this with a 33 to 21 victory over Akron South. A pair of victories from Alliance and Akron East by scores of 37 to 29 and 40 to 25 preceded a 36 to 29 triumph over Massillon and a 58 to 14 win over Akron St. Vincent. The closest game of the season was 11 40 to 39 victory which McKiinley gained from East Liverpool in f . , -V, Page 175 PUGET WYNCOOP O BOB WOL F If PAUL O'CONNELL their next contest. They conquered Youngstown Rayen 50 to 25, Cleveland Heights 44 to 13, Alliance 35 to 21, and Dover 32 to 26 before dropping a return engagement to Massillon 44 to 33. The Bulldogs ended their season by edging Akron North 38 to 25 and by burying Dover for the second time of the season 48 to 37. Coach johnny Reed awarded letters to Captain jim Snyder, Don Scott, Hank Fawcett, Jack Clemens, Dick Maag, Puget Wyncoop Paul O'Connell, Carl Fiore, Nick Roman, Bob Wolfe, and Charles Rotar. The last four named are juniors and will be back to form the nucleus of the quintet for next year. N -'ill Page 176 l Basketball Tournament lVlcKinley High's great basketball team for the first time for 6 years reached the states semifinals before losing to Massillon 35-30, thus shattering lVIcKinley's hope for a state championship till next year. After drawing a bye in the first game of the tournament, the Bulldogs drew Akron Garbeld, which proved to be an easy game as the Bulldogs scored 33 points to the Rubberities ll with a trip to Columbus at stake the Bulldogs really fought to beat Euclid Shore 46-27 and then coming back the next night to wallop lilyria S5-28. The first game at Columbus the Bulldogs with great spirit managed to win 40-38 over a strong Middletown team, then with the aid of good fortune they beat Marietta 34-32, before losing to a great, hard fighting Massillon team 35-30. The Bulldog Tiger contest was a hard fought battle till the last minute, when the Tigers stalled excellently to protect their 5 point lead. An unusual but well deserved honor was given to Captain ,lim Snyder as he was elected on the first all state team, an honor which Don Black was the last McKinley player to receive. Page 177 -l. liirtalin. Spitzlle, Grusca, A. Birtalin, Fawcett, Rotar. Varsity Golf U Although Andy Birtalen was the only letterman returning to Coach lillis Carterls golf team the season which is now in progress should be an excellent one. 0 Others whom Mr. Carter was counting on to form the nucleus of his team include Charles Rotar, Hank Fawcett, and Vincent Spitale, Rotar is the county public links champion and is the key man in the McKinley line-up. 0 The linksmen began practicing during the latter part of March but worked out individually until the Tam O'Shanter course opened. Here the Red and Black are playing their home matches. ' Last year's team captured 11 consecutive victories. .-. NCI Firfl ww: Corbetrs. Blackburn, Stone, Wasson, Brownsberger, Gruber, Vignos, Rice, Borden. Sammi raw: Fahrni. Lawrence, Arwell, Davies, Sheil, McAfee, Meyers. V Varsity Tennis 0 With three lettermen returning to his tennis team, Coach Paul Schott is expected to develop as fine a varsity as that which represented the Red and Black on the courts last spring. ' Schott, a former tennis star at Otterbein, is depending on Russ Stone, Paul Gruber, and Dick Brownsberger, the returning letter- men, to form the nucleus of his team. They should receive much help from Russ Blackburn, who saw a limited amount of service last year, and Eugene Corbetts, a promising newcomer. Stone is a senior while Gruber, Blackburn, Brownsberger and Corbetts are juniors. ' The team is practicing regularly on the city courts at Nimisilla park. V V Q Page 179 r,rl mia: NlcVehil, llird, Allison. Stevenson. Wasson, Riley, liessr, Skornicky, Nlamaliger. Sm-nm! rmv: Coach liranin, Sclizu-fer. Mmkrn. Schmidt, Nleisenhelder, liorn, llursh, Schmidt, Klopficnsu-in, Kepple. Varsity Swimming The Bulldog swimming team brought McKinley's first ofiicial state championship to the school when they finished first in the annual state swimming meet at Columbus. The Tankers lost only three of 10 dual meets during their campaign and avenged two of the setbacks when they captured the state title. The champions engaged in two post season meets, finishing first in the Carnegie Tech relays at Pittsburgh and second in the University of Pittsburgh invitational meet. The season was Coach Ted Brannin's ninth at the helm ofthe MC- Kinley swimmers and established his record during that period at 59 victories and 15 defeats. liighteen of the boys received letters. YI -f I Page 180 154 'L Fin! row: Rich, Stock, Snyder, Travis, Martino, Dudzig, Coach Wright, Siegler, Zetrler, Klinger, Kirkpatrick. Hanna. Borden, Mosley. Sammi row: Nieumaurer, Snyder, Goodwin, Nortensen Popa, Nicolet, Clark. Kohler, Roherts, Knapp, Scott, Hall. Third row: Jacobs, Reiglcr, lVeston, Sturret, Kirk, E. Parr, Grossman, Ardman, Sowd, D. Martino, Riley, McAllister, Richey. Fourth row: Powell, Hrunatti, Sariropoulos, Smith, Yothers, Dorn, Thompson, Cicowski, McWain. 3 Varsity Track ' With seven letrermen returning from last yearls team prospects were promising for successful track season. The squad, under the capable direction of Charles Wright worked out on the indoor oval of the Y. M. C. A. until the Weather permitted the use of Nimisilla Park. ' The strength of the team is concentrated largely in the running events with the sprint relay quartet showing especially well. ' Last year the Bulldogs finished second in the district meet and tied for fourth in the state event. ' Returning lettermen are Jack Barthel, Noah Perez, Robert Taylor, Don Hanna, George Popa and Jim Roberts in the running events, and Bill Adams in the Weights. V V Y I Q Page 181 ril row: lvzirin-r. Klyalog, flndrix. Lilllilllll. N'lcKui'tL. ilhourli-y, Luckring, lNlai'lts.A Mr. llinton. Sfrmiil fIIf!'Z llalccr, llcclc. l'ui's1-s. SIlYlll'l'v Haines. Ncgulici, Vliolli. Tlizinl mtv: lleigler. Donner N otlivrs, inanager, liraillord. W.-imtl.-, lla-dgespt-rli. Reserve Football ln spite of losing six straight games the Reserves under the capable and inspiring direction of Schott and Hinton, showed line spirit and gave promise of developing rapidly for future varsity teams. Central annexed two victories at the expense ol' the Pups and each of the following schools administered single defeats: Lorin Andrews, Lincoln, Akron South and Mansfield. Their opponents scored 145 points hut the Reserves failed to register a single tally. lVlost of the players were sophomores and all but three of them played their first season of football. 'llhose receiving letters were Wmmllie, Weiiiier, Negluici, Marks, Hedge- path, Leonard, Beck, Gyalog, Caizza, Haines, Purses, Luckring, Gourley, Baker, Luther, Mcfluyrt, DiMinno, Snyder and Kessler. YI - I Firfl row: johns, Honras, Yorhers. Ritz, F. Kark, Scott, Lockhard. Srcnml row: liradliord, Rudy, Shiel, Sanders, Borden. Reserve Basketball 9 Coach lillis Carter's McKinley Reserves finished a satisfactory sea- son with eight victories and six defeats. Not a letterman returned from last year's squad but Mr. Carter with his usual excellence rap- idly developed his boys into a well respected and hard fighting team. 9 The Pups defeated Dover twice and each of the following schools once: St. John, Alliance, Cleveland Lincoln, Akron St. Vincent, liast Liverpool and Akron West. They lost two games to Massillon and single engagements to each of these schools: Alliance, Akron liast, Akron South and St. John. 9 These players received letters: Lochard, Scott, Kark, Johns, Swaney, Hontas, Yothers, Ritz, Saunders, Rudy, Sheil, Hardesty and Baines. V V Y Page 183 l l'f.fl row: Norfch, Keyes, l.aMont, R. lfvans, H. lfvans, Stn-hy. Sfmml row: Coler, Puncheon, Ake, Soldaris, Uhl. Harvard Despite admirable efforts and a show of great skill, the Harvard team went down to defeat by Yale in one of the closest Harvard-Yale games ever played. The two teams were very evenly matched, and the game was in doubt due to the closeness ofthe struggle till the very last second. Individual high scoring honors went to Mantsch who made 11 points and Klingstedt, eight, on the Yale team and Keyes and Ruth Evans who made 14 and seven points respectively, for Harvard. Miss Motsch- man, Molly Colet, and Katie Uhl were managers for Harvard and the cheerleaders were Mildred Ake and Orville Koher. VIS-'I Firxt row: Adrian. Rudner, Petit, Klingstedt, Glenn. Leist, Blair. Second row: Mantsch, Gunias, Colet, Beatty, Wirth. Yale U After a thrilling and closely fought encounter, the Yale sextette emerged from the annual girls' Yale-Harvard classic, victorious, with a hard-earned score of 26-24. The game was played February 19, on the music room Hoor with nearly SOO interested enthusiastic spectators watching. 0 Early in February the teams were chosen from an eligibility list of the best girl players in the school. ' After two weeks of intensive coaching by Miss Lynn, girls physical education director, 'the girls showed remarkable skill and ability. ' The managers for Yale were Miss Clarke, Molly Colet, and Barbara Beatty. The Yale cheering section was led by Teddy Gunias and George Michalos. V V Y Page 185 l Band lVlcKinley's band for this year was the largest in the school's history. blames Roberts a junior, lead them as drum major. During the foot- ball season, the band received gold braid for their shoulders to bright- en their uniforms. lntricate marching was featured at the football games. Before they went to the stadium, each band member was shown his position on the field. Besides playing for school functions, the band aided in the spon- soring of the appearance of the United States Navy band which appeared at the city auditorium on October 29. At the end of the football season, the band held a dance in honor of the members of the team. In the spring, they also gave a concert for the spring musical festival. YI!-'I 0 Founded-1919 Firyi ww: Rogers. McClellan, Guertal, Everhart, Robinson, Andes, Blenilcer. Houscr. Sfrond row: Johnston, liuehl, Clay, Shearer, Leahy, KlCHZl6. Friendship Club 0 Dorothie Guertal-president Janice ROblI1SOH7Z'iCE-P7'E5'l.C2lE'l'lf Alice liverhart-secretary Mildred MCClellangtrea5urer ' Hobby groupx Betty Jane Clay, Virginia Andesddmmatics Mildred Houser, Marilyn Buehlgmusic ' Comrmzittem Carolyn Leahy, J Eleanor Rogers- Mary Luckring 7 V Y ane Shearer-.fofial serzficf mfinance Page 187 l l 1 Mary lilizabeth Johnsten-devotions liileen Kienzle, Martha Blemker-publicity The club tends to create and maintain Christian ideals of democracy, service, scholarshi , and food times. The club motto is To find P f-, and give the best. Throughout the year the club gave toys, baskets of food and cloth- ing at Thanksgiving and Christmas. They also contributed to the reliefof Hood refugees. At about mid-season the club held their annual recognition services. Two teas were given, one a mother and daughter, and the other a faculty to which each girl took a woman teacher. In the spring the girls meeting certain requirements were awarded with rings with the Girl Reserve's insignia. The club held an informal dance in November, a semi-formal in Decemberg and a spring semi- N C K formal in May. The cabinet which includes the officers, group leaders, and committee chairmen, held several parties. ' The service committee prepared a weekly basket to be given to a family. They also sponsored parties for the children and elderly ladies at Molly Stark. The club edits a monthly paper called the Friendship Reflector under the leadership of the publicity committee. 0 A theme was selected for each month of the school year and was carried out in the meetings of that month. October was Harmonyg November, World Fellowshipg December, The Spirit of Givingg January, Resolutionsg February, Patriotismg March, Lentg April, April Showersg May, Fashionsg and June, Au'Revoir. The theme for the entire year was Life is a songg let's sing it together. U During the spring months they worked on a style show and 21 fair. Their picnic was held at the last meeting. V . V Y Page 189 Rt-csc, Boop, Gucrral, Adrian, Turney. Girls, Booster Club 9 Fozmdfdee-1922 0 Dorothie Guertal-president Lois Boopgzfire-president Hilda Turneyfsecretary Peg Aclrianwtreasurer 9 Sofia! Committee: Marjorie l,aMont,ehairmang Barbara Beatty, Jean Heatley, Doris Ink, liarbara Monnot, Pauline Finefroek, ,lane Blakemore, Maxine lfinefroek, Lucille Gooding, Mildred Kinser, Ellen Puncheon, Gerald- ine Smith, Dorothy Massaro, Lucille Klink, Rita Billinski, Ruth Ann Roth, Marjorie Harding, Doris Steiner, Helen Sehweitzgebel, and listlier Henning. NCR Page 190 ' Football committee: Martha Miller, chairman, Martha Blemker, Beverly Rond, Molly Colet, Jean Roush, Marian Cupp, Helen Boone, Mary Cirano, Carolyn Austin, and Mary Elizabeth Johnsten. 0 Basketball committfe: Mildred McClellan, chairman, Elizabeth Scott, Maxine Shurtz, Margaret Leist, Shea McKnight, ,lane Leech, Ethel Rupert, June Price, and Anna May King. U Debatf, trade and play commiltef: Betty Wagenhals, chairmang Marilyn Buehl, Florence Callender, Carolyn Leahy, Mary Ellen Shroyer, Bernice Boone, Evelyn Towner, Patricia Hale, Marilyn Conrad, and Mildred Penrick. 0 To be a member ofthe Booster club each girl must remember it is V v Q Page 191 her duty to be of service to the school. She also represents the school spirit. The Girls' Booster club was the largest group at McKinley having an enrollment of 520. During the football season the girls conducted a pencil selling contest which was won by Mary Shaheen. Other win- ners were Mildred McClellan, Mary Ganzales, and Catherine Shaheen. The prizes were a season football ticket and class play tickets. They also conducted the sale of canes and berets. At several of the games they sponsored stunts. For their work they were rewarded with a reserved section at the games. ln November the two Booster clubs combined in sponsoring the sale of tickets for the James Hendrickson and Claire Bruce company of New York. These players brought to us two Shakespearean dramas, Hamlet and Macbeth. The proceeds went to further the interests of WSI V 9 the clubs. VVorking with the boys were Madge Orin, Audrey Essig, Janice Robinson, Jane Bidwell, and Lois Boop besides the play com- mittee. Their annual party was held November 13 in the form of a Calendar party. There was music for dancing and refreshments. At the head of this was Connie Obermiller. Barbara Hooper was in charge of pro- grams, and Mary Louise Gannan in charge of tickets. Prizes for the most representative costumes were given to Mary Miller, Arlen Huston, Alice Heggy, Geraldine Clark, Audrey lfssig, and Norma Piero. Marge LaMont, Mildred Houser, and Ruth Kaser were given prizes for the best song. 'lihroughout the year, the Boosters worked on school projects. The club was exceedingly active. The basketball season ended their most concerted efforts. V Page 193 i l Art League F011 Hlfflfflgls Irene Heggy-preiidefzt Peggy Mcmrris4z'1'f'e-prexidenf Mildred Hoiiser-sefretary William Morris-treasurer The Art League hopes to create an interest and appreciation in art. Besides their regular yearly program the club sponsored five ex- hibitions of outside works. Since their initiation in the fall, they have had as speakers Miss Key E. Wenriek, Miss Katherine Zaugg, and Mr. W. F. Gilmore. Their annual dance was held during Christmas N2-'K vacation. Page 194 I ir,fr row: Heatley, Fitzpatrick, Howard, Dickman, Bowers, Fisher, Rusray, Langzcll, Kenner, Sheatzlvy, Schwartz, Srrane, Hull, Klncel. Sfrond row: Charley, Hill, Nichols, Bzirzak, Orr, Ramsev, Dovle, Schwab, Heaggy, Pearson, Sehriam. Cindea. Thml row: Comsiu, Pt-trick, Hendershot. Schmidt, lfrbland, lVlr. Riley, lVlees, Stock, Avcrjean, Khoury. Biology Club 0 Founded-1930 ' Jack McClain-president Wilbur Erbland-vice-president Elsie Marie Pustay-secretary Robert Schmidtgtreasurer 0 This club attempts to give an opportunity to those students of like interest to become acquainted with one another and with a field of biology and like subjects. 0 Besides several student programs outside speakers talked on various topics from a biological stand point. The members ofthe club gave a party December 9. They had their spring picnic on a trip to the Wooster Agricultural Experiment Station. V V Y Page 195 Boys' Booster Club I o1111cff'de-1929 Hen ry lnilW'CCff -17l'L'.Vl'CllL'7lI John CiUCITZIlifll-Cl'-fDI'K.YZ'lf6'7Zl hlim XVZIQIICI''4.N'l'l'ff'fflI'j' l john Schory --frea.rzm'r l 'l'he Boys' Booster club encourages school spirit and with the girls' club leads the promotion of all school activities. Durin r the various seasons the hel ned at football fames, basketball l is 1 . - l games and other sports. Their main feature of the year was spon- soring the Shakespearian dramas brought by the James Hendrickson W2-'K and Claire Bruce players. Page 196 Fin! row: Vardel, Donatini, Youtz, Ostrander, Dillon, Nist, Knight, Kruck, Garfinkel, Zeitz, Parr, Sirk, Koher, Blubaugh, Adams, Armstrong, Freedman. Sfcand row: Roska, Anthony, Lantry, Blackburn, Strauch, Kehl, Leclirone, Bellinski, lVlcVehil, Padermos, Smeltzer, Kalenterides, Austin, Haldeman. Third row: Zabroif, Lightfoot, Clousc, Couris, Grusca, Consia, Charley, Eleftcretcs, Shaffer, Bream, Alecusan, Lipp, Beazel, Kellogg, Rupert. Boys' Leaders' Club 0 Fozande'dM1922 ' Orville Koher-president Bill Couriswvice-prfsident Barney Freedman-sfcremry Bill Austin-treamrer ' The Boys, Leaders' club strives to cultivate in each member a sense of responsibility, cooperation and leadership especially in the gym. 0 The most outstanding event of the year was the gym exhibitiong part of which was overseen by this club. Several play nights were held with the girls, club. Both clubs sponsored a sport dance December 18. Their annual picnic was held in May. V V Y I - Page 197 1'llif,Y17'0YUZ Built-y, Rubin, Bird, Spaan, Shearer, Black, Robinson, Becker, Farnam, Krisrolf, Reine r, Sliurtz, l,t-ist. Sfrnml row: Mason, McKinney, Long, Lipp, Shaheen, Goodchild, Fryman, 'l'ondra, Austin, Summers. Booth, Tschanrz. Third row: Lechner, Freal, Rankin, Kresslu, lfssig, Beam, Yothm-rs, Sterling, Buncl, Cox, Morris, Breen. Chemistry Club 5 F0 under!-1929 0 Jack Otake-president John Wolfe-vice-presidenl Vincent Sterling-secretary-treasurer 0 This organization enables students interested in chemistry'to become better acquainted with it and its every day uses. 0 The club this year was quite active. They took trips to the different plants about the city. They visited Mercy hospital, Buckeye Oxygen works, Sanitary Ice Cream company, Grasselli Chemical manu- facturing plant, and the State Highway Patrol station at Massillon. Besides these, each chemistry teacher conducted a program and many outside speakers talked to them. One meeting was held in co-operation with the Biology club. YI-I Page 198 Le Cercle ' Founded-1928 0 Betty Jane Mock-president Lorraine King-vicf-president Frances Richard-secretary Marian Hooper-treasurer Betty Jane Clay-hiszorian Francais 0 Le Cercle Francais encourages students in their interest for French literature, language, conversation and the manners and customs of the people. 0 Every year the club presents several French plays and the season ends with a picnic. 7 V Y Page 199 r,rf rnrv: Wallace, Zufull, liarrh, George, Strohl, licarden. Langzell, Dohash, Coclclin, Day, Adams. Srmml rnrv: ,Iona-s. 'Knapp. Schuharrhm, Siki-r, lriazick, Urherm, Wallace, Kaye, Kirkpatrick. 7'l1r'r1lrurv: RUlYIllSUl'l, Popp, Ayr-rs. l.cdlorth, lorney, lfuhanks. Get-Acquainted Club ' l'0ll r1clf'clA1936 9 June Kirkpatrick-prexifdfvzt Virginia Robinsoil-vice-presidmzt Dorothy Knapp-.fecrezary-treasurer 0 Through the meetings of this club the out-of-town girls become ac- quainted with each other and the school. ' liaeh meeting of the club is definitely mapped out and closely ad- hered to. They hold vocational meetings frequently and refreshments are served. Early in the semester a tea was given to introduce the mothers to each other. They have made contacts with the Y. W. C. A. and churches for the girls. A play was presented with the Y. W. C. A. YI-I for Iiaster. Pagr 200 Firrl row: Merry, Andes, Leist, Phillips, Ake, Williams, Klingstedt, R. livans, H. Evans. Puncheon, Shurtz. l.aMont, Hale, Reed, Adrian. Colet, Cunningham, Donahue, Young, Kling. Second row: Blakemore, Straub, Gibbs, Engle, Wiant, Mathie, Mantsch, Swallen, Figley, Lindgreen, Petersen, Hooper, Miller, Couris. Gunias. Nortch, Beatty. Third row: Crowl, Feldbush, DeYore, Rogers, Summers, Blair, Garthwaite, johnson, Williams, Langzell, Stevens, Fair, McClellan, Uhl. Streby, Maurer, Rothermel. Fourth row: Gregory, Smuckler, Swartz, Kincel. Cabezas. Hoff, Monnott, Eckis, Longabaugh, Broadwater, Rowles, Brown, Haubert, Aiken, Adolff, Soldatis, Bair. Girls, Leaders, Club ' Founded-1924 0 Patricia Hale-presidenz Marjorie LaMontHvice-president Maxine Shurtz-secretary Mary Reid-treasurer Margaret Adrianesocial chairman Molly Colet'-publiciiy chairman 0 The girls in this club are selected for their athletic ability and char- acter and help in teaching gym pupils. ' Shortly after 42 members were taken in they held an informal dance. They later sponsored the Yale-Harvard game. Together with the boys' club they enjoyed several play nights. In the spring they held their semi-formal dance and mothers and daughters installation picnic. The highlight was their performance in the gym exhibition. V V T I ! Page 201 Firfr row: Hooblur, Crawford, Brown. Albin, Bolduce, Hebert, Harris, Cunningham, Aiken, Margo. Sfmml row: Edwards, Fitzpatrick, Gruber, Ia-iglny, Potrorf, Boyd, Bader. Copp. Ritz, Crowl. Junior Dramatic Club ' Fozznded-1936 9 Charles Ritz-president Paul Gruber-vzre-prerident Betty Hebertaxerretary Donna Faye Hoobler-treasurer 0 fidence in members for class play tryouts. The junior Dramatic club endeavors to train and to inspire con- ' The club presented There Comes a Time in a junior assembly. Later in the year those members of the club not making the class play gave Thursday Evening . Page 202 YI-I! Firrl row: King, Hand, Gibbs, Crawford, Everhart, Boop, johnson, Bidwell, Adolff, Lowry. Sfrond row: Frutchey, Weich, Booth, Lemke, Weisinan, Sager, Albu, Furman, Armogida. Latin Club ' Founded-1931 ' ,lane Bidwell-president Barbara Sagere-vice-president Alice liverhart-secretary Betty Jane Lowry-treasurer 0 This club strives to better inform the people of Latin and Roman History and to create a friendly feeling among the members. 0 In the fall the Latin club held a get-together in the Music room to welcome the new members and to introduce the new advisor. They produced several plays, one of which was given in Latin. Students of the senior class conducted the April meetingg sophomores, the May and juniors, the picnic. V V Q Page 203 nl row: liivm-nour, l'auly. -lames, Schmucklcr, Rei-cl. Alu-, Phillips, Strt-hy, Smith, Buskoslci, llhl. Swroml row: Schell, l'aulsen, lurowski, Lawton, Adams, Clay, Dunbar, Morrison, l'il'itel1lL-y, Keller. Shock. Tlzfrfl row: Slieari-r. Ha-zircl, lleneleit, Hinren, Stein, l.uclcring, llzmlin, lfckaril, lilack. Milli-r. Rama. Modern Writers' Club 9 IXOII rzdfde-1929 9 lfvelyn Shimek-D-prehdenzf VVilliam Davis ez'1'z'f-pre5z'cZe1zl Helen Morrisonfsfrrftary plane BlVCI10llf''-f7'FCl,i'llI't?l' 9 This Club was formed to study the lives and works of modern authors. 9 'l'humb-nail reviews were given by the members of the club in addition to having speakers frequently. In March they had a fire- side party at the library and later presented Rudyard Kipling's Something of Myselfn to the McKinley library. They held a dance with the Girls' Service League in April. 9 They also conducted a best-seller sweepstake and a membership contest. YI-li Page 204 Firrt row: Zaleski. Farnham, Armstrong, Billingsley, Deamos, Moesle, Taylor. Kirby, Dillon, Najda, Ftorek. Zuher. Swmnd row: Trycleall, Bourquin, Slusser, Shea, McCoy, Kehl, Shannon, Llghtbody, Sanford. lfller. Wojtowicz. Third row: Ney, Shaw, Thorley, Baehrens, Burlchardt, Shaffer, Shanower, Laughlin, Demclmak, Jacobs. National Graphic Arts Society 9 Fozzndfdw-1936 ' Clarence MlJCSlCTZJfK.VfdE7ZZ Steve Ftorek-zdff-presidmt Jack Lightbody-secretary-mfarzfref Charles Shaunau-recordivzg ,vecrftary Jay T horleya,vergea1zI-az'-arm.: ' Meinbersliip in the club is given as a reward for excelling in the study of printing. 0 Tliroiiglioiit the year the club carried on many projects including a monthly publication, edited and printed by the students, and a 1937 sports calendar. The club also participated in a color contest and visited various print shops in the city. V V Y Pagf 205 2, .u ' --- Y - 4. --3 . 2 I 1 . I , ,QA ,,,, A ,wg 'I l J I l A, fl 'l r l rl fr 0rchestra The lVlcKinle s mihon orchestra is one ofthe most im ortant . Y y l. Y . . . . P groups ol the school inasmuch as lt is a contributing factor to many of the school's productions. The first appearance of the season was the annual winter concert held January 22. A solo was played by Milan Kanovsky, a prominent violinist. Ruth Bergert played two solos on her musical saw. T The entire orchestra gave Rakoczy March by Berliaz, The l,'Arlesienne Suite by Bizetg Prelude II , lVlinuetto ll , Adagi- etto IV and Le Carillon . The three movements of Mozart's Suite were played, Serenade , Theme , and Minuet . Rose lVlarie,' by Trine and Stothart also was played besides Fritz Kreisler's Apple Blossoms , Trine's High links and Victor Herbert's Chocolate Soldier arranged by Oscar Strauss. In addition to this mid-winter concert, the orchestra provided the musical setting to both the class plays, played operetta selections and the accompaniment to the spring Czlntzlta. h' Page 206 Fifi! row: Kaser. Reese. Maier, Popovici, Monroe. Schroyer. Scholes, Miss Long. Srmnrl row: Carusy. Sweeney, Guerral, Ardman, Shear, Schoclc. Poetry Club 9 Fozuzcied-1926 0 Mary Ellen Shroyer-prfsidem' Mary Ruth Monroe-vice-prejdent Ruth Maier-.fecrelary Ray Shearazreasurfr ' It is the aim of the club to write and study original poetry. ' Among the highlights of the year was a Christmas party held at the home of the president. Poetry written by several ofthe members has appeared in the Times and the Y. W. C. A. publication. The club held its annual picnic in the spring. v V Y Pagf 207 r.r1 ww: lnlc, liner. Mohn, Kienzlu. Andes. McClellan, Dumlash, Leahy, Glaze, Colet, Gregory, Rogers, Morris, llonston, Davis, l't-tersen, Swope. Sfcrnzd row: Cross, Dingcr. jury, Bll'llIlCUI', Kettler, Carson, Schell, lVlt-lchoir, Merry, Adclrnan. Popovici, Smith, lfisher, lirown. Garfield llulat, lfciltli-rn, Yalaselc. Tlzinl row: Marshall, Biddle, Swartz, Amicr. Mosley, Richard, liatza, Davies, Schory, Mar-kt-r, Sahate, lit-em, lfourquin, Kellogg, Rose, Khourey. Y Press Club 9 Fo111zdfdeWl932 Henry Fawcett-pre,s'z'den1 lVlolly ClIlCt'r'C'l'Cc -fDl'F.YiClI6'7Zl Dc iris l n li--iX'tT1't'I'lll'y Helen Merryetrfayzzrfr This cluh interests students in publications and through their meet- ings the workings of many concerns connected with the press are explained. lfarly in the year the cluh visited Groshan Graphic Arts Company and the second semester they went through the Canton Engraving and lilectrotype Company. january 29, this club with the Social Science cluh gave an informal dance at the women's club. K YI - K Firyt row: Ink. Knocli, Morris. liner, Popovici, Adelmzm, McClellan, Bulut, Kit-nzlc, Petersen. Sfmml mtv: Merry, Schein, Melchoir, Phillips. Carson, Cross. Thin! row: Khourcy, l'op:i, lidgzir, Schmidt. Sahate. uill and Scroll 9 Fozztizdfcl'-1928 ' Membership in the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists is given as zi reward for services of stalls to McKinley's two publications, the Times :ind the McKinleyite. 0 Times' stuff+Betty Baer, 3, 43 George Popzi, 3, 4, Betty Popovici, 3, 4g Vllilmzi Cross, 3, 4, Melvin lfdgur, 3, 4, Mildred MCClellz1n, 4, Bernice Peterson, 4, liileen Kienzle, 41 Louis Khoury, 4, Doris Ink, 4, Joe Szibzite, 4, and Anne Carson, 4. 0 Mcliinleyite st11H4Henry lfzivvcett, 3, 4: Helen Merry, 3, 4g Alyce Scheu, 4: ,lane Melchior, 4, and Dorothy Phillips, 4. U Business stziffelilsie Adelmzin, 43 Peggy Morris, 43 Roger Schmidt, il, Helen Bulzit, 43 and Mildred Knoch, 4. 7 V Y Pagf 209 Fin! ruse: Prelutzski, Krznner, St-grerti, Dromla, Pirolozzi, Adelmufn, Abel, Noll, Hegyi, Donovan, lVlc'l'hrull, Shaheen. Sommt-rs. Williams. Tressel. Leech, Boyd, Lux. Srmml row: Dziherko, Southern. lluhop, lftlwzirds. fodispori. Turowski, Smith, Soldntis, Soldaris, Roth, Henry, lfvey, lilzick, Shahziz, VzinWinkle. 1'l11'nlmc1.-: Melchoir, Beechy, Ackerman, Bauman, Inman, Culp, Conley, l,zlrr:nvo. Robinson. HVZIIIS, lfclcis. Reimer, Durizln, VVilli:ims, Freed- man, -lncohs, Hziusrzirh. Fuurtlz mtv: Mc-isenhelder, Comic. VVilson, Rudd, Roach, lit-rnzirdy. Werner, Kruck. Carr, Gloss, Roshong, Cox, Derringer. Social Science Club ' l'i0ll7I!ZFtj 41930 9 Paul Gloss--preddffzt H zlrry Bodine-epics-pre.vzfdent Virginia rliressel-exeffretczry Lucille XVillizuns-ftrfaxurer U The purpose of the club is to study events of the present and those of the past which have contributed to the development of present social conditions. 0 The club presented Armistice Day assemblies for the juniors and se- niors. January 29, they sponsored 21 dance in conjunction with the Press club. The last get-to-gether was held in May to install the W-I new officers. Page 210 Fin! row: Harvey, Dice, Bugg, Leitner, Weintraub, Henderson, Hughes, Haas? Bund, Zandt. Sfmnd row: Myers, Salasek, lfondren, Kirkpatrick, Salaislca, Simon, Miller, l,llCkI'll'1g, Swenney. Sophomore Dramatic Club ' Fozzzzdfd-1925 0 John Kirkpzltrick-mprfsidmzf Ralph Myers-tice-pre.vz'dfnz Shirley DlCCf,S'L7CfKZdfj7 lfvelyn Zantltetrmsurer 0 It is the purpose of the club to give as many sophomores as possible a chance to demonstrate their ability in dramatics. They also aim to interest students in this field. 0 Plays for both sophomore parties were presented by this club. The First play was No Christmas for Horace. A melodrama ofthe gay ninties was given for the second party. In the spring they gave a party. V V Y Page 211 rf! mfr: Mr. la-ist, Morris, Gestrich, l'uncheon, Adelinan, Klausner, liulat, Knoch. Srcoml row Albert, xNL'lL'll, Farr, Schmidt, Foltz, lrincr, Bodine, DIUFIHKCIA. Business Staff Fozuzdmle 41910 VVithout the work of these students it would be impossible to publish a paper. The business stahf solicits advertising and sponsors the sale of the school publications. It is this staff that makes possible the Financial success of the Canton McKinley Times and the lVIcKinleyite. These students are particularly active during the annual campaign, and handle the prizes which are given for sales. l-larry Bodine is business managerg Don Triner, cashierg Roger Schmidt, bookkeeperg Fllsie Adelman, advertising manager: Margaret lVlorris, circulation managerg lillen Puncheon, assistant circulation managerg and lVlildred Knoch, copy manager. The assistants on the advertising stali are Frank Albert, Nina Badila, Helen Bulat, David Carr, Frank Dieringer, Ned Foltz, Mildred Gestrick, lfsther Klausner, and Dale VVeich. N-K Page 212 W l Firrt row: Ink, Mohn, Glaze, McClellan, Bowman, -Popovici, Petersen, Kienzle, Cross: Seanad row: Baer, Davis, Merry, Schell, Dudash, Phillips, Carson, Blemlcer, Melchoir, Miss Bair. Third row: Armstrong, Khourey, Fawcett, Sabatc, Davies, Schory, Popa, Edgar, Beem, Bourquin. Editorial Staff Founded-1910 Each year the Times attempts to give a detailed review ofthe pre- vious week's activities, while the McKinleyite gives an excellent review of the previous year's activities. The students were chosen from junior journalism classes by Miss Bair. Times' staff-Betty Baer, editor-in-chief, Betty Popovici, George Popa and Louis Khoury, Page editors, Anne Carson, editorials, Mildred McClellan and Joe Sabate, sports, Doris Ink, debate and music, and Eileen Kienzle, VVilma Cross, Bernice Petersen and John Schory, general news, Marjory Glaze, artist and Dorothy Bowman, Margaret Dudash, and Marie Davis, typists. McKinleyitegl-Iank Fawcett, editor-in-chief, Alice Scheu and Helen Merry, associate editors, Martha Blemker and Eugene Beem, sports, Charles Bourquin, photographer, Dorothy Phillips, Jane Melchior, and Harry Armstrong, artists, and Marie Mohn, typist. Page 213 rf! rurv: Klariny, Ga-is. lfngler, Schuster, Katz. Grovemiller, Kohler, George. Sfroml row: Miss llozman, lfonclren, llurcletr, NlICll2ll0S. Philips, Slngle, Smith, NVIHIZIHIS, llllllllilll. Stagecraft Club 9 l 0111zcf.f'clel922 George Nlichzllos--prfxrfdmzl Carl XVilliz1rnsi,w'cretary Clit? lfnglereez'fr'1'tr1'c1'a1zi john liurdett-a,v.vz'.vm1zi electrzfdafzv The boys of the stagecraft club do their best to construct scenery suitable to the needs of the schools. lt teaches them the technique backstage. Their greatest work was for the senior operetta, senior play, and the 'unior mla . The also worked on the scener and lifhtin for the J l Y Y Y ls g W-K class parties and other plays. Page 214 F1'r,rfr0fc': Mees, Frvman, Atwell, Smith, Koher, Miller, Hudec, Alexander. Sammi row: Mr. heist, lfdgar, Domeri Jacobs, Sherman, Rudd, Sweitzer, Allen. Stamp Club 5 Foznzdfd-1933 0 Helen Sxnitlifpfesidmzt Orville Koherfvice-pre,vz'denz Joseph Htldecinfcrelary Robert Dorner+trea5urer 0 This is a hobby club to promote the exchange and study of stamps. 9 lfarly in the year the club entered a stamp exhibit at the Hotel Onesto. Several times prominent speakers interested in stamps ad- dressed the Club. It also Carries a subscription to a leading stamp magazine which is studied by the club members. V V Y Page 215 r,rf rnw: Sliacllicr, Frost, Adrian, Andes. Shearer. Johnston. Srrmzd row: Lawton, Glenn. Clay. National Thespian Society 0 Founded ee1935 Jane Sliezlrer-prexidfnz Betty jane Clzlyesecrezary Virginia Andes -trmxurer Pauline L2lWtOI1Tl'07Hl'7lZ.ZZ6'6 chairmani The club attempts to interest pupils in dramatics, to help in selection of class plays, to inform the general public of their progress, and to secure reduced royalty rates for plays. This membership provides a reward for those attaining proficiency in dramatics. During the year the club presented the play, Little Prisonn, and An Iixcellent Thing in Woman . Advance courses in make-up were taken by the members. WSI 9 Founded-1926 Fin! row: Bailey, Cornsv, Alce, Ferell, lVlcCartl1y, Keyes. Curci. Second row: Mr. Fretz McCartney,iWagenerQ Clapper, Baer, Cross. Third row: Shear, Long, Frcal, Comic. N Travel Lluh 5 Mzlry Corusy-president Wilma Crossgziice-president Leroy Contiegyefrelary Earl TAlIlgfZ7'L'd5'Zl7'c 7' 9 The Travel club furthers an interest in world travels and acquaints the members with foreign wonders and customs. ' Miss Grace Lang opened the season with a talk on Ireland. Later Charles Hanna spoke on his travels in Europe. 0 Miss Polly Post, from the public library, talked on her experiences. The members themselves entertained by relating their own travels. V V Q Page 217 ri! ruw: Summers, llursh, Allen, Kit-nxlc, Dommer, Minlcin, Vlfeaver, Allardice, Mr. Holm. Srmml raw: Mr. Crandall, Foxmun. Maurer, lirbland, Webber, Vignos, liurklmolder. Varsity Debate ' 1i0lI mfrdf--1925 0 These students are taught the technique of debating and represent McKinley in National Forensic League and interscholastic debates. ' l 'lll'.YIif:V lm in Paul Vigil!JSt 7II'g6lfl.Z'1' Don Burkholder 9 Charles MilllI'Cfm-C1fifi7'l716lZ'I.2'6' lVlalcolm Kienzle 0 This year's team had a very successful year emerging victorious in several invitational tournaments. Their main event was the National lforensit' League meet at Kent. Although not outstanding at this time they were considered one ofthe best teams in the state. N -I Firxt ww: F. Boyd, Besst, Yohe, Mitchell, Nixon, Riley, Lawrence, Rex, E. Boyd, Clark, NlcVehil. Smvuzzl raw: Spring, lVlorris, Domer. Serrato, Kellogg, Carr, Triner, lfichorn, Hanna, Sahate, Skelley. Tlzirrf row: Jackson, Kienzle, Briggle, Thorpe, Corey, Richardson, Thompson, Vignos, Burkholder, l3igler.Four!l1 row: Denman, Powell, Bean, Rankin, Gruber, Robhings, Hutchings, Fitzpatrick. Lutz, Mack. Ili-Y 9 Fozlvzdfciw 1917 0 Robert C. Hoover-preddeizt Avard Mitcliellfsecretary Dick Lawrence-treasurer 9 The senior Hi-Y purpose is as follows: 1 will give my best efforts in furthering the club purpose which is to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Chris- tian characterf' and with the help of God to stand for the following in my own personal life: 1. My attitude in thought, speech and action toward all girls shall be the same 1 wish other fellows to take toward my sister. i V I - Page 219 W ' E 1 V , H iqkvug-.2 l y . l I'-1-7j'lfll'iUI Hagan. Moludor, Strawn, llarkcy, Alward, Rice, Wasson, Brunatti, l'. Gloss, Tschantz. Sf-mm! mtv: l,L-ckrone, Close. Conti, lu-rguson, jones, Heyard, Recd, llarza, Goodman, Scott. Tlfird rote: Kost. Sliamllt-i'. R. Gloss, l,owrv, Roth, Roshong, DeVille, lfeeln. 2. I will not use tobacco or intoxicants. 3. I will promote the club slogan clean living, clean scholarship, clean speech and clean athletics . 4. I will put God first, the other fellow second and myself third. lVIcKinley's club for boys is the Hi-Y. There are 150 members of this club. liach boy belongs to one of the six chapters, two of which were added in 1936. These act as separate clubs under the main one. They all have a complete staff of officers. Throughout the year this club was noted for its beneficial activities. They contributed a hundred dollars to the Student Loan fund and a hundred to World Brotherhood. During the Hood season they gave three hun- red and forty dollars to the Red Cross and later two hundred to the camp for underprivileged boys. The community fund was given thirty dollars besides Christmas baskets to twelve families, Thanksgiving baskets and aiding juvenile court boys. They observed the week of Prayer hy distributing booklets to he read by the teachers. Page 220 E l Fin! row: E. Jacobs, Torrey, Wernet, Kruch, Strauss, Smalley, Ernst, l,hota, Hoover, Buchman Ballard. Second row: Hirsch, Zengler, Robbins, Decker, Dorn, Stevenson, Davies, Keiser Hursh, Beazel, Guest. Third row: Sowders, Baehrens, Austin, Trew, Kressley, Strawn Schory, C. Jacobs, Clark, Youtz, Garner, Sponseller. The officers had attended the Christian Leadership Training camp, the older boys' conference and congress. The members carried out a vocational program within the club and also acted as leaders for the Y Indian clubs. Among their social activities were frequent dances, theater parties, swimming parties, steak frys, overnight trips and camping. They planned a festival in the spring. The Farewell dance in June was the outstanding social affair of the season. Helpful classes in first aid and dancing were conducted for the boys. The chapters formed rifle teams, fencing teams and basketball teams besides conducting a ping-pong tournament. The club held a track meet and had a football and basketball game. In addition to these the Hi-Y has a trumpet quartette and a gospel team. The induction ceremonies were held at the Trinity Lutheran church early in the fall. Page 221 3Ul'H'lDIH-CP-I -IT! I l H'UPID' TPC!-IHJMDU I CD'-OFlUZCI'l Fl-HFHIIP I In Page 222 XPP?-I-GTZ-OZi'l 1 Il'l-FUIOID-b'U'DbI Fl-4-l FI'UlDOGJ Kb '1Il'l-!'UbI0-DDFIZO 51 1 ,, fq L hc, L1 if . 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ROYAL PURTABLES also have this exclusive feature and Comfort keys. Benson Typewriter Co. 336 - -lth St. N.VV., Canton. Ohio Complifizonlf of DA RLING S H 0 P 217 Market Avenue, North QEJQE0 'DARLING COATSH 'DARLING SUITS HDARLING DRESSES? Page 233 Watches Diamonds Graduation Rings Radios Everlasting Gifts from Carzforfr leading rhrlrgf r1rt'o1mt jffeflfrf OG L 'Chpvge Account lowolun lNolviim1rAi,i'i'Y i-Lus 1,1-QRSONA1.l'1'Y With or Without Appointment BEAUTY IHOP 225 SECOND ST. ILE. UPITAlRS r 112O0 Rrg1'flf'rfd ll, S. Paint! Qllfirr Boyer, Mary- 2318 lfiliteeiitli street northeast Bozrich, Florence - 2137 Georgetown road northeast Bradshaw, Helen - 171-1 Virginia place northeast Brandenhurgh, lfleanor - S117 Mahoning road northeast Braucher, Catherine - 320 illlllflkfll street northeast Bressi, l,ucille - 1652 Rowland avenue northeast Brett, Mary Ann - McKinley Hotel Brlshine, Virginia - 1329 l'1ourth street northeast Britton, Marcella - 1-103 Scoville avenue southwest Buchman, -lane - 121-1 Seventeenth street northwest Bucklew, lfvelyn - 910 Monument road northwest Bucklew, Ruby - 916 Monument road northwest Buehl, Marilyn - 1217 Wertx avenue northwest Bugg, Mozelle - 320 Hazlett avenue northwest Buhoup, Alma - 202,16 'lihird street northeast Bulat, Helen - 2310 lndiana Way northeast Bunton, lidna - 20.1 iliwellith street northwest Burd, Bernice - 1306 'l'well'th street northeast Burrier, Marie - 1101 'lihird street southwest Burry, Sophie - 2352 Navarre road southwest C Callender, Florence - 409 Sixteenth street northwest Carlyle, Dorothy- 124 Sixth street southwest Carpenter, Thelma - 1300 Sixth street northeast Carroll, Rita - 1631 Sixteenth street northeast Carson, Anne - 1456 Fifteenth street northwest Casali, Mary Beth - 1703 Cherry lixt. southeast Chappell, Ora - 730 Cherry avenue southeast Christen, Ada - 1205 Maryland avenue southwest Clapper, Margaret - 1311 -lones court northwest Clausen, Betty- 2054 'lihird street southeast Clay, Betty -lane - 715 Clarendon avenue southwest Codispoti, Mary - 2312 Winfield Way northeast Coler, Molly- 1200 Broad avenue northwest Conley, Dorothy - 612 Union avenue southwest Conley, .luanita - 712 Union avenue southwest Connor. lfdith - 122 Lippert road northeast Conrad, Marilyn - 1433 Fourteenth street northwest Corusy, Mary Ann - 1-129 Sycamore avenue southwest Couris, Chrisavi - S25 lilgin avenue northwest Crites, Pauline - 1137 Bedford avenue southwest Cross, Wilma- 417 Dewalt avenue southwest Crowther, Mary Alice - 023 Ninth street northeast Cullen, Harriett- 901 Sixth street southwest Culp, Kathleen - 729 Young avenue northeast Curci, Anna Rose - 822 Lafayette avenue southeast Curtis. Margaret - S06 Smith avenue northwest D Daherko, Lillian - 2321 Tuscarawas street east Davis, Charlotte - 1717 Third street northeast Davis, Dorothy- 1708 Third street northeast Davis, Marian - 701 Patterson avenue southwest Davis, Marie - 273.1 Twelfth street southwest Deal, lflizaheth - 1020 '1'wentythird street northwest Decker, Helen- 1310 Fourth street southeast DeCosmo, Nina - Dunn avenue northwest DelRe, lfsther - 1325 lfleventh street southeast DeMaison, Virginia - 91S iliroy place northwest DeYarmon, Norma - 900 Colonial hlvd. northeast Dinger, Louise - 1101 Clarendon avenue northwest Dlugolecki, Charlotte- 17-18 Eleventh street northeast Dohosh, Helen - 1239 Seventeenth Street northwest Page 234 VVe Appreciate Sflliizg you F 0 0 T W E A R Ofigllflll-fy. FITTED CORRECTLY By X -Ray Q FLEISCHER'S on the Jqzmre Hosiery to Match , . Buy . .. Graduation Gifts . . . ThatLa5t from Canton's Oldest Reliable Credit jewelers if E Jewelry Co. 135 Tusc. St. E. CANTON. OHIO CQjNGRATUI1ATIONS FLOWERS for All Ovcafionx CLASS , 1937 Qzmlity and Service Q19 my fi DUMONT' 13-I Second St., S. E. 2nd Floor 35 WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR COMPLETE ATHLETIC GOODS DEPT. Hugh Sporty, fr. T. AI. Caddie Stzzder S 'T mf, 1 Q ' f . 5. 9 ,Eff .5 ,Jul 5, 6 , imgwlnqgatdgf 'I ggo lifif it T f We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere HERMAN KEHL FLOWER SHOP 312 CLEVELAND AVE., N. lj7't't'Il1lUll.ff'f af lfafl H2111 nj Fziirllnpr Canton-Louisville Road Page 235 E. S. Strauch Either The Crystal Park Hardware Co. Corner Mahoning and Ilarrifburg Roady, N. E. '19 Haag Electric Washers Westinghouse Refrigerators - Electrolux Refrigerators Magic Chef Gas Ranges R C A and Philco Radios Conlon lroners Phone 2-050-1 he itlalle Bras. Qin. CANTON, OHIO Congratulations Class of '37 For your convenience and Service an Enlarged Junior Miss Department. Youthful Dresses for all Occasions Dodich, Molly - 1805 Superior avenue northeast Dolph, Lena - S01 Fourth street northeast Dommer, Dorothy - 1001 Harrison avenue southwest Dudash, Margaret - 1111 Wertz avenue southwest Dudzik, Veronica - 1413 Seventeenth street southwest Dugan, Betty - 1125 Sixteenth street northwest Drozda, Kathryn - 1605 Wayne avenue northeast Drury, Phyllis - 1-119 Fourteenth street northwest Dunbar, Winifred - 1-113 Fourteenth street northwest Durian, Ruth - 908 Harriet avenue northwest E Eberhart, Louise - 1336 Heising court southwest Eclcard, Ruth- 1016 Spring avenue northeast Eckis, Margaretta - 13-12 Twentysecond street northwest Edwards, Dorothy - 1016 Mahoning road northeast Eichelberger, Louise - 1131 Harrison avenue southwest Eicher, Betty - 160-1 Shorb avenue northwest Elias, Julia- 2500 Seventeenth street southwest Eller, Claudena - 1531 Bryan avenue southwest Engle, Betty - 93-1 Concord avenue southwest Esher, Jennie - 124-1 Perkins court northwest Evans, Bessie - 31-I Bedford avenue northwest Evans, Helen - 1213 Eighteenth street northwest Evans, Imogene - Cottage no 69 Meyers Lake Evans, Ruth - 1213 Eighteenth street northwest Everhard, Dorothy - 1009 Twelfth street northwest Evey, Elsie - 1920 Sixth street southwest F Fairhurst, Betty - 3022 Glenn place northwest Farnham, Katheryn - 1-122 Tuscarawas street east Farnsworth, Velma - 7-1-0 Twentyninth street northeast Faust, Vera - 6-1-S Prospect avenue southwest Fehlman, Joyce - 2910 Seventh street northwest Fennell, Mary - 1225 Lippert road northeast Ferencz, Mary Ann - 2-1-17 Indiana Way northeast Ferris, Mary- 112-1 Plain avenue northeast Fickes, Joyce - 2306 Sixth street southwest Fiscus, Edna - 607 Kennet court northwest Fogle, Verna - 336 VVuska place southeast Folea, Valerie - 2125 Fifth street northeast Fornwalt, Mary - 525 Third street northwest Forster, Dorothy- 1-167 Willett avenue southeast Fortion, Mary - -131 Thirteenth street southeast Fowls, Phyllis - 3-17 Eighteenth street northwest Francis, Lucille - 2868 Eleventh street southwest Frank, Sophie - 1308 Arnold avenue northwest Frankovich, Yolanda - 812 Seventeenth street southeast Frasher, Lillian - 1119 Camden avenue southwest Freal, Marie - 13-12 Hafer court southwest Fromm, Janet - 130-1 Woodward place northwest Frost, Doris - 2820 Tuscarawas street west G Gambone, Anna - 33-1 Fourteenth street southeast Gannon, Mary Louise - 1390 Henry avenue southwest Gavin, Mina - 1261 Greenheld avenue southwest Gestrieh, Doris - 271-1 Sixth street southwest Gibbons, Delsie - 1130 Wertz avenue northwest Gihhs, Elizaheth - 135 Smith avenue northwest Gihner, Dorothy - 619 Third street northeast Gilbow, Patricia - 2705 Ninth street northwest Gilmore, Hope - 1016 Richard place northwest Page 236 Specialize at Canton Actual Two hundred Canton Actual graduates secured positions in 1936 because they prepared and were ready when Opportunity presented itself. When you are ready to enter business college, you are invited to attend this school. Here you will profit by the reputation that the school has gained through sixty years of successful operation. A diploma from the Canton Actual will mean much to you in secur- ing a position, and its thorough training will enable you to make rapid progress in the business world. Catalog Free On Request Canton ctual Business College 0 3 :sms 6 428 MARKET AVE. N CANTON, OHIO F THERE is no way known today for doing a thing, don,t bet it will not be known to- morrow. You'll lose. Baets' know a lot about l-lQUIl'lVIIiN'l' FOR BUSINESS. Perhaps you'll need advice or actual help some day. Ask r hem for it if you do. , I 216 Market Ave. B CANTON, OHIO i1vERYTH1Nuf,,f ,IW on GOOD PRINTING AND BINDING International Correspondence Schools sermon, Pa Canton Office: 823 North Market S. J. Moss, Representative Dial 2-6500 or 3-3519 TECHNICAL, INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS TRAINING COURSES Steam Iilectric lfngincer Business Correspondence Architect Pipelitter Structural linginecr Air Conditioning Marine Ifngineer Electrical Engineer Bridge lfngineer Chemistry Pharmacy Telephone and Radio VVork Bridge and Building Foreman Business Management Refrigeration Highway lfnginecr Welding, lilectric and Gas Civil Engineer ceountancy Reading Shop Blueprints Surveying and Mapping C. P. Accountant Machinist Toolmalter Sheet Metal Worker Diesel lfngines Aviation ltngines Bookkeeping Serretarial Work College Preparatory l'irst Year Lolli-ge hulij ts lllustrating Industrial Management Cartooning A - . .A , l.Ltttring., Show Cards 9' - . igns l'atternmakcr lraln Operation Boilermalcer Mechanical Engineer Advertising Air Brakes Plumbing Mechanical Draftsman balesmanship Civil Service Heating Yentilation Steam Engineer Complete Commercial Agiiculturf Page 237 Graduation Gifts that have Distinction and Charm When you choose gifts for a graduate, you search for the unusual, the smart and distinctive, those you know will give pleasure. Such are the gifts you find at Stern and Mann's in the wide assortments in the various gift departments. Price ranges are moderate. o The Stern and Mann Company Tuscarawas St. Cleveland Ave. Fill a Goodwill Bag FOR THE GOODWILL Union Mission and Industries Phone 7321 We help others help themselves by providing Work for the Handicapped -enf- A tool in the handenot az coin ein the hatf' Glaze, Marjorie - 62-1' Bedford avenue southwest Glenn, Virginia - 1808 Cleveland avenue northwest Goe, Betty - 1412 Wheeling place northeast Golembeski, Mary - 2406 Sixteenth street northeast Gooding, Lucille - 201 Smith avenue southwest Graber, Dorothy - 217 Bellflower avenue northwest Green, Ida - 516 Fourth street southwest Green, Violet - 1132 Oak avenue northwest Grosenbaugh, Marian - 1320 St Elmo avenue northeast Grosskopf, Alberta - 2503 Daleford avenue northeast Grzner, Tekla Ann - 1511 Sixteenth street southwest Guertal, Dorothie - 2709 Abbott place northwest Guiley, Rachel - 1941 Tuscarawas street east H Hagan, Daisy - 713 Marion avenue southwest Hahn, Janice - 1511 St Elmo avenue northeast Hale, Patricia - -12-1 Twentyfirst street northwest Hall, 1,aurine - 12-1-6 Market avenue south Halter, Thelma - 208 Raymond court southwest Hammond, Virginia - 1-119 Fourteenth street northwest Hammonds, Ifvelyn - 1539 Harrisburg road northeast Hanze, Ruth- 2311 Third street northwest Harmon, Katherine - 1823 Fifth street southeast Harriman, Mary - 325 McKinley avenue northwest Harris, livelyn - 1337 St Elmo avenue northeast Harris, Marian - -1-18 Gilmore avenue northwest Hartcr, Betty - 1125 Seventeenth street northeast Hartford, Lural - 2003 Yale avenue northwest Harwart, Mildred - 2112 Second street northeast Raustath, Marie - 1806 Fourth street southeast Hayden, Nina - 3100 Twelfth street northwest Heckaman, Rosalie - 909 Walnut avenue northeast I-Iedu, Eugenia - 1906 Eighth street northeast Hegyi, Irene - 2310 Fifteenth street northeast Heintzelman, Lucinda - 212 Fourth street southwest Held, Marjorie - 1510 Twentyfifth street northwest Hemmerling, Dorothy - 1700 Roosevelt avenue north- east Henry, Goldie jane - 219 Newton avenue northwest Henselman, Faye - 330 Third street northeast Hertzig, Phyllis - 14-19 Gibbs avenue northeast Herwick, lfileen - 2721 lfleventh street southwest Heyard, Pauline - 155 Columbus avenue northwest Hilliard, Rita - 3120 Hursh place northwest Hilty, Dora - 2310 Harrisburg road northeast Hinten, Betty Ann - 1505 Fourth street northeast Hixson, Margaret - 421 Eleventh street northwest Holliday. Maralyn - 1333 Woodland avenue northwest Hooper, Barbara - 906 Broad avenue northwest Hopper, Dorothy - 523 Third street southwest Houck, Arlona - 631 Sandals place northeast Houser, Mildred - 3009 Ninth street southwest Howard, Ruth - 1369 Henry avenue southwest Hubert, Viola - 619 Cook avenue southwest Hug, Ida - 1009 Third street northwest Huston. 1,ois - 2-105 Market avenue north Hutchison, Catherine - 1601 Fourth street northeast I Ink, Doris - 1138 Fourteenth street northwest Inman, Ruth - 1131 Hoover place northwest J jackson, Doris - 1512 Navarre road southwest Page 238 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of '37 , - - . COMPLETE Vlhether or not .you majored in mathematics or LINE OF economics Vou-ci always figure that vou can save LINE OF . . . . Q an V , money at this popular unclersellng store. Thousands of - BUYS WEAR McKinley graduates ilo all their shopping here . . . why GIRLS WEAR IT'S SMART TO BE THRIFTY! COMPLETE l CANTO DRY GOOD COMPTOMETER SCHOOL llie only school licensed to teach the COMPTOMETER in Canton 'lihere is a shortage of well trained COIWPTONIETER operators. lfnroll now for summer school. Morning and afternoon Classes forming. Wlllililf NOW' FOR I,l'l'PIRA'I'URli COIVIPTOMETER CO. 318 N. Cleveland Ave.. C. bl. MOSS, Mgr. Phone 27801 OQLTDQ0 Q X. 'A A ' B C l ,, ,fo eauty u t ure Q o El Q' lf ls ff G d : att li 0 ers ra uates Q ex LQ H1 . X llp, SJ S W if El REAL Future! HYGIENIC SYSTEM fl Girl ggratluates of the Nlcliinley class of 1937 have the whole world before them' Success will come to many in a score of tlil'l-erent professions. liut to those who are inclinecl towarcl artistic encleavor Cosmetology olfers an unequallecl future. And the Canton School ol Beauty Culture otliers you the finest actual and theoretical training in beauty culture to he liountl anywhere. Come antl visit us. Learn how easy it is to hecome an expertly trained licensed operator, Investigate now. YYe assure you ol' no olwligation whatsoever. W 1 ,. - 1 ,, lHt CANTON Ihr' HYGIENIL' SYSTEM of' lsi-gAU'rY CULTURE CUITUQQ Int offers a complete Course of all phases iln Ohm Som .lm-fdimi lfmmy of he-autv training and experience. 1 Sffffffff , ' Cor. ,lrcl St. anal Market Ave. lN. - 7. Dial 7043 Chas. Yellin. l'rwv1'flwr1l Page 239 THE LAURENSON AGENCY CO. '-01 INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS '-01 104 Market Avenue, South R. Laurenson Paul R. Laurenson Ray B. Mertes The Hartford Agentf' DON JOHNSTON'S FLOWERS 127 Fourth Street, N. W. Flowfrf wired anywhere anytime. jackson, Frances - 207 Fifteenth street southwest Jackson, Sophie - 1601 Harrison avenue southwest James, Eileen - 702 Sixth street northeast Janecek, Helen - 511 Boylan avenue southeast Jarvis, Ilene - 1107 Fourth street southwest Jervis, Marie - 3020 Fletcher avenue northeast johnson, Elizabeth - 1444 Hilcher avenue northeast Johnson, LaVerl - R. D. no. 4 Massillon, Ohio johnson, Opal- -1--1-7 Girard avenue southeast Johnston, Mary Elizabeth - 905 Troy place northwest Johnston, Priscilla - 1505 Cleveland avenue northwest Jones, Jean - 1803 Fourth street southeast jones, Maxine - 126 Cleveland avenue northwest Joseph, Elizabeth - 500 Navarre road southwest Justice, Louise - 237 Dueber avenue southwest K Kaczinsky, Wanda - 2106 Navarre road southwest Kalkman, Anna - 2302 Fulton road northwest Karvatslty, Larry - 1623 Harrison avenue southwest Kaser, Ruth - 1420 Harrison avenue southwest Kaye, Audrey - 2613 Crown place northwest Keefer, Betty Jane - 1225 Warner road southeast Kell, Virginia - 1524 Fifth street northeast Keller, Emma, 3028 Dewey place southwest Kellogg, Evelyn - 712 Roslyn avenue southwest Kester, Dorothy - 402 Linwood avenue northwest Keyes, Doris - 215 McKinley avenue southwest Khoury, Florence - 633 Mahoning road northeast Kienzle, Eileen - 404 McKinley avenue southwest King, Anna May - 603 Kennet court northwest King, Lorraine - 1026 Gibbs avenue northeast Kinser, Mildred - 3200 Belmont road southwest Kirltpatrich, June - 1821 Tuscarawas street west Klamer, Sarah - 320 Mentzer place northeast Klimczylt, Betty - 2216 Ninth street southwest Klingstedt, Marian - 1335 Twelfth street northwest Klink, Lucille - 1440 Bryan avenue southwest Kluge, Betty Jane - 1501 Pearl place southwest Kapp, Dorothy - 909 Tuscarawas street west Knoch, Evelyn - 152 Roslyn avenue northwest Knoch, Geraldine - 1100 Fourth street southwest Knoch, Mildred- 1200 Shadyside avenue southwest Knoufli, Velma - 1224 Greenfield avenue southwest Koach, Sundie - 714 Cherry avenue northeast Kohl, Janis - 309 Aultman avenue northwest Kohlrush, Alfreda - 833 Clarendon avenue northwest Kopan, Katie ' 14-24 Harrisburg road northeast Kristoff, Mabel- 1909 Maple avenue northeast Kuepfer, Evelyn - R. D. ff3 L Labak, Julia - 1655 Stark avenue southwest Lacey, Betty - 1517 Sixteenth street northwest LaMont, Marjorie - 228 Twentylirst street northwest Landes, Grace - 2222 Seventh street southwest Laper, Dorothy - 322 Harrison avenue northwest Lash, Pauline - 916 Roslyn avenue southwest Latham, Margaret - 1-103 Market avenue south Lattavo, Mary - 1813 Superior avenue northeast Lauda, Genevieve - 1548 Sixteenth street southeast Lauda, Pauline - 1548 Sixteenth street southeast Lawton, Pauline - 1-1-35 Alden avenue southwest Leahy, Carolyn - 220 Twentythird street northwest Page 240 M 'His tiiffr i 6 lu 58 WAS VVHHEumm1hn 212.1331 SUMMER lf your shoes are WHITE i or WHITE with a touch of 0 TAN and they come from Ss-1:2-... ' 1 1i:5s5s5s5s5aiaia2i:E '51, , .5-L55 5 ' 'fsiaassagszsas 44- ' 4. , r:':1:::2::11 -.Viz-:5' is 2: E f 4322525355 3329! i: 15 '- 'E5EX5EfE5: . A -gif? . E 2 .5:f:5:3:f:- ' - '2 K:3t.J:-, 1 'IEFQSSSESEEE S' f 5 isereisisigf I A' .:..-sn.. ..,. ,,.,,..,,t-,:E2...1., . Q Q 1 .gs5e52E5ES ,.,:,.,,,,:E11f5-:gf' Skrlrhfd juft OIIF of the many jurt-arriwd PEGGY in WHITE. Bon Marche they will be right for graduation and summer. See our Beautiful Peggy Lffels FIRST- Some Styles 35 DENNIS . Extend Their Compliments to the Class of 1937 Fine Diamonds Official ffwelers llfatches for McKinley S ilz' e' r w a r e Class Rings and Pins DEUBLES 104 Years in Business 130 MARKET AVENUE, S. Page 241 HUGS FOR DRUGS HUGS' CUT-RATE REXALLI D R U G STORES Market Ave. N. at 6th East Tuscarawas St. at Cherry NORGE PHILCO THE BEST IN HOME APPLIANCES 85 ENTERTAINMENT MODERN HOME UTILITIES We're Friendly Folk! 320 Cleveland N. Dial 3-1307 Ledger, Marguerite - 307 Dryden avenue northwest Leech, Jane - 3320 Fairmount blvd northeast Lehmiller, Helen - 1449 Market avenue south Leist, Margaret - 1124 Twelfth street northwest Lektoricli, Minnie - 1602 Stark avenue southwest Lenartowicz, Irene - 1430 Lippert road northeast LePore, Dorothy - 1622 Gibbs avenue northeast Levin, Sylvia- 907 High avenue southwest Lewis, Margaret - 123 Greenfield avenue southwest Libertore, Virginia '- 1342 Ivydale avenue southwest Lind, Nellie - 1012 Fifth street southwest Link, Geraldine - 1338 Lee court southwest Lippert, janet - 2209 Maple avenue northeast Lombardi, Lucy - 1153 -McKinley avenue southwest Lombardi, Mary - 2135 Bolivar road southwest Longabaugh, Virginia - 2231 Cleveland avenue north- west Love, Laurene - 1414 Harrison avenue southwest Love, Reva - 1734 Harrisburg road northeast Lowry, Betty lane- 1721 Fourth street northeast Lozier, Kathleen - 610 Garfield avenue southwest Luckring, Mary - 310 Clarendon avenue northwest Lutsch, Mary - 1922 Mahoning road northeast Lux, Alice - 212 Tyler avenue southeast Lyons, Betty - 1923 Eleventh street southwest M Maier, Ruth - 727 Lawrence road northeast Mantsch, Rosemarie - 2528 Seventeenth street north- east Markley, Betty - 600 Bellflower avenue southwest Marku, Virginia - 1201 Fourth street southeast Marletto, Josephine - 1308 McKinley avenue southwest Marsh, Helene - 1825 Grace avenue northeast Marsh, Mary - 1844 Third street northeast Massaro, Dorothe - 2230 Ninth street northwest Masters, Irene - 2609 Gilbert avenue northeast Masterson, Constance - 518 Fourth street northwest Matetic, Mary - 510 McCall place southeast Matejka, Martha - 1641 Gibbs avenue northeast Mathie, Rose - 2016 Eleventh street southwest Maust, Betty - 515 Troy place northwest Maurer, Lucille - 2224 Allen avenue southeast McAnall, Elaine - 207 Claremont avenue northwest McCarthy, Beatrice - 740 McKinley avenue south- west McCartney, Alma - S02 Greenfield avenue southwest McClain, Bette - 2211 Seventh street southwest McClellan, Mildred - 3223 Ninth street southwest McCloskey, Louise - 907 Lawn avenue southwest McClusltey, Helen - 1313 Gibbs avenue northeast McCurdy, Dorada - 2508 Seventh street northwest McGurren, Sarah - 1112 Fourteenth street northeast McKelvey, Irene - 703 Smith avenue southwest McKnight, Rheajane - 1120 Sixth street northwest McPherson, Norma - 1105 Maryland avenue southwest McQuaid, Ethel- 2121 Logan avenue northwest Meiser, Pearl - 2142 Fifth street northeast Melchior, jane - 1212 Fourteenth street northwest Menches, Beryl- 605 Dewalt avenue southwest Merry, Helen - R. D. 744 Massillon, Ohio Meters, .lean - 125 Spangler road northeast Mija, Frances - 1450 Bedford avenue southwest Page 242 UP-TO-DATE GIFTS Come From CANTCN'S Most Modern JEWELERS Reliable S Dependable ESTABLISHED l9IO 2I2 Tusc. sr. E.. NI1fiU7lfl!!5' fldzlertifed lwerchalldife al No Extra Cort for Charge r4eeoun1 Service 18-L7 HAMIl,TONeEI,GINeBULOVA4GRUEN WATCHES ROGER I3ROS.fHOLMES Sz EDWARDS-COMMUNITY PLATE SILVERWARE PA RKER A-ASH EAFFER -WATERMAN4C0NKLIN PENS The best answer to your greatest problem 'fi PAY ZEASH S AND NEVER GET A BILL . 'T' 0 pi ff STARK DRY GOODS Page 243 1 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD WISHES To The CLASS of '37 The OFFICE EQUIPMENT Company 321 Tusc. W. Canton, O. Phone 6111 O No matter what you may need in the way of 0-flee Supplies- Ask us for it Greetings and Congratulations Seniors of '37 AS YOU step forth into the world of business life and home making we pledge to you the same friendly helpful assist- ance that has characterized this institution through more than a half-century of dependable home furnishing. THURIN'S for your home beautiful S24 Market Avenue, N. Miles, Millar, Elvie - 418 Thirteenth street southeast Mary - 1512 Spring avenue northeast Miller, Irene Catherine - 710 Bedford avenue southwest Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miner, Irma - 327 Aultman avenue northwest jean - 2410 Winfield Way northeast Leone - 720 Second street northwest Martha - 2706 Ninth street northwest Maxine - 1518 Woodland avenue northwest Mildred - 602 Lincoln avenue northwest M Miriam - R. D. No.2 Martindale road Betty - 1737 Third street northeast Mlinac, Ruby - 2321 Thirteenth street northeast , Mock, Betty jane - 620 Correll avenue northeast Mohn, Marie - 1429 McGregor avenue northwest Monnot, Barbara - 613 Ney place northwest Monroe, Mary Ruth - 924 High avenue northwest Moore, Arlene - 801 Eighteenth street northeast Morris, Peggy - 638 High avenue northwest Morrison, Helen - 1828 Woodland avenue northwest Muchnick, Bessie - 1305 Tenth street northwest Murphy, Helen - 1600 Maple avenue northeast Myer, Myers, , Helen - 1010 Lippert road northeast Myers, Myers, Myers Dorothy - 610 Smith avenue northwest Elsie Jane - 1133 Park avenue southwest Mary Esther - 1368 Roslyn avenue southwest Ruth - 425 Cleveland avenue northwest N Nave, Arlene - 1364 Stark avenue southwest Neff, Mary ,lane - 904 Twentysecond street northwest Newbauer, Ethel- R. D. No. 1 Nobis, Dorothy - 507 Girard avenue southeast Nolan, Margaret - 1430 Allen avenue southeast Noll, Helen - 300 Fifteenth street northwest Norcia, Rose - 1509 Sherriclc road southeast Nortch, Molly - 1204 Hartford avenue southeast Novak, Amelia - 1604 Clark avenue southwest 0 O'Donnell, Lois - 1341 Maryland avenue southwest Oswalt, janet - 2221 Mahoning road northeast Ott, Dorothy - 411 Elgin avenue northwest O'Wesney, Mary Alice - 936 Ridge road northwest P Pallotta, Carmel- Twentyninth street northwest Paulsen, Anne - 1636 Bedford avenue southwest Pauly, Julia - Lakesides Heights Pelger, Mary Jane - 2916 Tenth street northwest Pennell, Evelyn - 1355 Garfield avenue southwest Perrott, Betty Jane - 1525 Fourth street northeast Petersen, Bernice - 1804 Fifth street southeast Pfeifer, Pyllis - 2617 Crown place northwest Phillippi, Najel - 1219 High avenue southwest Phillips, - Dorothy - 1220 Louisiana avenue northwest Piccare, Frances - 714 Madison avenue southeast Pilcher, Edith - 1729 Virginia place northeast Pirolozzi, Josephine - 1247 Harrison avenue southwest Plott, Rita - 1908 Third street southeast Plumley, Lura - 2211 Twentieth street northeast Popdavid, Mary - 1807 Bryan avenue southwest Popovici, Betty - 1317 Margaret avenue southwest Popp, Mary - 1405 Twentysecond street northeast Porter, Betty Jane - 1303 Harrison avenue southwest Page 244 Canton's Une-Stop Shopping Center Sells for Cash to Safve You Money! Canterbury-Craine Book House 201 6th Street, N. WV. -'ENE' N l L Old books -Mugazme -Lx g., Q d S x NOAKER'S Quality ICE CREAM v F ufw - -y Party In f,I'z'I1HZ,f-fOl' Ihff ASIlCt'c',U'fl1Z lloyfryf I 4 LIKE l'hc1t's lust What Happens New' When You Come Here l Your Ufd Shozxv rltlarlf like Nm' A tire with a small holew- do you throw it away? VVell, no. Treat your shoes the same. Get those small holes repaired by F. A. Zwischa. The cost is reasonable and our work is of the best. . A. ZWISCHA 1254 SECOND S'1'R1i1'I'l2, S. E. just off Market W. A. Staudt, Gfilll flgfllf Thurman F. Staudt, Szzperezlfor 1-ld. Staudt, Ca,rh1'rr The LINCGL National Life Ins. Co. 7 General Agency Suite 101 Brant Building Canton, Ohio A 1,011-fy lo ji! your nfrdr Lincoln Pictures-Biographies, etc. for the asking. Call or Phone 3-2208 Porter, lda Mae - HZN Fifth street southwest Prato, 'lilieresa - 1522 Bryan avenue southwest Prelutzky, Sadie- 1039 Cherry avenue northeast Price, ,lune - R, D. No. 1 Psomas, Sophie- S15 Cleveland avenue southwest Pucci, lflsie - 14-1-5 Cionder avenue southeast Q Quinn. Martha - 917 'liwentylilith street northeast R Raibourne, Betty - 201: Dartmouth avenue Southwest Rainsberger, Ada - Fortieth street northwest Rainsherger, Dorothy- 1013 Harrisburg road northeast Reed, ,leannette - 3025 iliuscarawas street west Reese, Hermina - 1-124 Maple avenue northeast Reese, Winilired - 200 Harrison avenue southwest Reid, Mary lilizabeth - 1726 Woodland avenue north- west Reimer, lrene - 1001 Fifteenth street northeast Renfand, Annabelle- 323 Wuske place southeast Renland, lsabelle - 323 Wuske place southeast Renner, Betty - 131 Arlington avenue northwest Resh, l,eona - 17-lf-1 Fifth street southeast Ricard. Frances - 631 Rex avenue northeast Richards, lmelda - 1365 lvydale avenue southwest Rinaldi, Jessie - 2006 Navarre road southwest Ritz, Ida Mae - 1520 lhird street northeast Robinson, Janice - 1309 'liwentysecond street northwest Robinson, Rebecca - 2145 Tuscarawas street east Robinson, Virginia - 020 Shadyside avenue southwest Roderick, Helen - 151-1 Frazer avenue northwest Rodgers, Virgie - 2327 Navarre road southwest Roth, Betty - 123 Harrison avenue southwest Roth, Blodwen - 1-109 Maple avenue northeast Roush, -lean - 12S Broad avenue northwest Rowan, Florence - 920 Ninth street northwest Rudner, Charlotte - 1-131 Arnold avenue northwest Rupert, lithel - 2231 Seventh street southwest Russell, VVilma - 1001 Arlington avenue southwest Ryhinski, -lennie - 1337 Bedford avenue southwest S Scavelli, Dorothy - S29 Walnut avenue northeast Schallus, Marjorie- 130S Struble avenue northeast Scheu, Alyce - 1421 lfleventh street northwest Schlemmer, Muriel- 108 Colonial hlvd. northeast Schneider, Margaret - R. D. No. 7 Schomody, Pauline - H07 Columbus avenue northwest Schreiber, Margaret - 1950 Market avenue north Schwartz, Lucile - 223 Chicago place northwest Schwertner, Miriam - 3211 Second street northwest Schwitzgebel, Helen 1716 Vllalden avenue northwest Schwitzgebel, Thelma - 355 Arlington avenue northwest Seesholtz, Margaret - 2239 Lake road hlvd. northwest Segreti, Linda Lou - 316 Creamont avenue northeast Shabaz, Betty - -104 Milton court northwest Shaheen, Lottie - 712 Twelfth street northeast Shaheen, Wanda - S15 Ninth street northwest Shank, Helen - 121 Twelfth street northwest Slieallier, jeraldine - 518 Hartung place northeast Shearer, jane - Croydon road Avondale Shifman, Ida Mae - 400 lfleventh street northeast Shock, Evelyn - 1300 Logan avenue northwest Shroyer, Mary Ellen - 122 Bellflower avenue northwest Page 246 XVhatever the Sport we have the Equipment The Canton Hardware Co. Athletic Goods Department ZIS Nlzirket Avenue. South. The La Salle Studio ff? Q! l-H17 Cleveland Ave.. N. VV. CONlp!Tl7Zt'Ilf.Y of jim Schlemmer Distributors of Dodge 81 Plymouth Sll Cleveland Ave.. N. VV. Dial 7326 The CONGRATULATIONS nm! BEST WISHES fo rhf 1937 MCKINLEY CLASS STERLING BAKING Co Page 247 Enjoy Good F lafvor ugardale M e a ts Smart. Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith ,1eanne - 1725 Fourth street southeast Ada Mae - 2802 Daleford avenue northeast Clara -lane - 915 Smith avenue southwest Dorothy - 2847 Abbott place northwest Helen Marie - 923 Cherry avenue northeast Ladyne - 625 Smith avenue northwest Virginia - 715 Sandals place northeast Smuckler, lfva - 1-151 Housel avenue southeast Snyder, Sue - 1416 Shorb avenue northwest Southern. Hilda - 22-1-1 Sixteenth street northeast Spahr, jene - 1-1054 Cleveland avenue northwest Spaan, lfmma - 13-12 Henry avenue southwest Stasko, Vera - 1404 Park avenue southwest Stecher, Anna- 216 Schwalm avenue northeast Stein, Mary Rita - S16 McKinley avenue northwes I Steineck. Mary lfllen - 229 Thirtyhrst street northwest Stevens, Hazel - 1621 Frederick avenue southwest Stonebrook, Geraldine - 1308 Ninth street northwest Stosic. lfva - 2-110 Fourteenth street northeast Stover, lfthel - 520 Walnut avenue northeast Straub, Betty - 919 Thirteenth street northeast Streby, ,lean - 2311 Cleveland avenue northwest Strohl, Betty -lane - 1618 Navarre road southwest Stuart. Betty - 200S Cleveland avenue northwest Suarez, 1,ila - 2128 Fifth street northeast Sundheimer, Mildred - 2026 Third street northeast Swallen, ,lane - 1-HX Louisiana avenue northwest Sykes, Agnes - 1614 lfighteenth street northeast T Taylor, Arline - 1738 Fifth street southeast Taylor, Katherine - 32-1 lfleventh street southeast Teague, june - 1625 Seventeenth street northwest F 55 . 'W 's Y, qeattittab ,--Q2 if Q., -xxx, I, , ii v'ii ' .iff I Y 1.L-fl' 125 x NQ1 I II i'P CONGRATU1,AT10NS and BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1937 225 LUCERNE STUDIO New Vicary Building Market Avenue, N. Thomas, Ruth - 2920 Eighth street northwest Thompson, Geraldine - 1-125 1,utz place northeast Thorley, Ruth - 1125 High avenue southwest Tlanda, Helen - 1501 Third street southeast Tohey, Marilyn - 2307 Tenth street southwest Towner, Evelyn - 112-1 Monnot place northwest Trask, Marian - 2419 Tenth street southwest Tressel, Virginia - 2131 Third street southeast Turowslti, Wanda - 1517 1,ippert road northeast U Uhl, Katherine - 609 Flarendon avenue northwest V Vahila, Rose - 1500 Bedford avenue southwest VanWinkle, Dorothy - 1307 Woodland avenue northwest Verno, Angeline - 1002 Liberty avenue southeast Vincent. Sarah - 7014 Prospect avenue southwest Vitavec, Dorothy- 161-1 Sherrick road southeast Vogler. Kathleen - 1114 Shorb avenue northwest Volzer, Betty - 2706 Sixth street southwest Vorshak. lflaine - 2218 Sixth street northwest Votolato, Carmela - 2210 Sixth street southwest Vrabel, Alma - 2217 Fifteenth street northeast W Wagenhals, Betty - 1715 Oberlin court northwest Walk, Naomi - S14 Linwood avenue southwest Warden, Gladys - 114-1 Clarendon avenue southwest Weaver, Atlah - 2703 Abbott place northwest Whipple, Dorothy - 205 lngram avenue southwest Whitmer, Yvonne - 227 Monroe avenue southeast Page 248 The Choicest of Flowers Always ONESTO SL MILLER Dial 2-6-103 218 Cleveland Ave., N.W. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '37 THE SANITARY MILK COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1937 LEMMON'S GROCERY 12th Sz Oxford N. VV. Canton. Ohio IV. H. Kallfrnzxn, 1Jl'L'.YldL'IZl and fllzznagw' THE CHAPMAN PLUMBING SL SUPPLY CO. PLUM BING4HEATINGfWATER SOFTENERS Rrpzzir work given Special attention 204-206 Third Street, S. W. Phone 3-H01 Page 2-I9 SLACK fNo outlit is complete without a pair of slacks. 1ts plaids and checks. Wear them to blend or in contrast '-01 Woolens . 55 - 6 - 7 Wash . 52.50 - 2.95 jf . A 0 - - - 1' . GOOD ctofi-xv--. Your Career HE Stark County Osteopathic Society announces that Ohio is much in need of more Osteopathic Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists to meet the increasing demand for their services. Here are unequalled opportu- nities in a newer held for those who aspire to a life of high-grade service. Capable and ambitious young men and women who are interested in the only unfilled grade A profession, and who are willing to qualify with two years of pre-medical college and a four- year professional course, may receive information, guidance pamphlets and Osreopathy as a Career from any local Usteopathic Physician, or by ad- dressing The AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC Ass'n -130 N. Michigan Avenue Chicago. Wiant, Ruth - 1720 Fourteenth street southwest Willaman, Molly Jane - 933 Brown avenue northwest Williams, Margaret Ann - 718 Eleventh street north- west Willis, Juanita - 1-115 Harrison avenue southwest Winafeld, Evelyn - 1001 Eighth street northeast Winter, Elsie - 1016 Roslyn avenue southwest Wood, Miriam - 825 Rose court northwest Woods, Ruth - 1-17-1 Gross avenue northeast Wootton, Velma - 712 Sixth street southwest Wunderle, Mildred - 928 Third street southwest Wyler, Betty - R. D. !f2 Dunn avenue northwest Y Yost, Gertrude - 801 Fifth street southwest Young, Doris - 2312 Seventh street northwest Young, Eunice - 11-13 Housel avenue southeast Young, Nannie - 1113 Housel avenue southeast Young, Madalene - 22-10 Sixteenth street northeast Yuhas, Helen - 530 Ida place southeast Z Zacharias, Dorothy - 701 Correll avenue northeast Zahler, Faye - 2210 Indiana Way northeast Zinninger, Elsie - 424 Fulton road northwest Zirpolo, Ida - 15-16 Cherry avenue northeast Boys Abbonizio, Camillo - 1529 Henry avenue southwest Abraham, Thomas - 1773 Market avenue south Adams, Kenneth - 1356 Crescent road southwest Adams, William - 2701 Second street northwest Adelman, Sidney - 1539 Garfield avenue southwest Albert, Frank - 712 Lawrence road northeast Allardice, james - 20-19 Third street southeast Allen, Robert - 712 Young avenue northeast Allison, Clyde - 910 Gibbs avenue northeast Allman, Alfred - 1927 Fourteenth street southwest Alward, George - 815 Auburn place northwest Amacher, Eugene - 2903 Third street northwest Andreadis, Pete - 97-1 Carnahan avenue northeast Angelo, Bennie - 1112 Seventh street northeast Angelo, joe - 52-1 Belden avenue northeast Antenucci, Robert - 1711 Bellflower avenue southwest Anthony, Michael -2200 Twentyhfth street northeast Appelbaum, Sam - 2705 Cleveland avenue northwest Ardman, William - 1226 Woodland avenue northwest Armogida, Frank - 718 Lawrence road northeast Armstrong, Harry - 1318 Harrisburg road northeast Arnold, Alfred - Arnold, Robert - Arnold, Wayne - Auman, William 3935 Mahoning road northeast 2710 Tenth street southwest -131 Linwood avenue northwest - 123-1 Broad avenue northwest Austin, William - R.D.f42 Seventeenth street northwest Avery, Edward - Baab, Kenneth - 1-110 Third street southeast B 2320 Navarre road southwest Ballard, Parker - 1218 Broad avenue northwest Ballos, Pete - -100 Fifteenth street northeast Bamberger, Harold - 2905 Second street northwest Barber, Robert - Frazer avenue northwest Barkey, William - 12-1 Twelfth street northwest Barrett, Robert - R. D. 7112 Page 250 Z ' -nm!!! f 64644444 GRAND IABINET MAKING . Z , 1' 1 RUE TIR E 0 0 ' GRAND RAPIDS RAPIDS mfsfzzomr zucffr HOMFFURNIIHIPS Cfff 2 A211113 641 Lincoln Wvzly, VV. A-21 48 l'1f5z'to11r 11ModfZRoomr 2 STORES 131 Tremont, S. W. MASSILLON, OHIO Cheaper! that's Good Best that's Made . Better Grade Coals and B L U E S U N O C O GASOLINE and OIL Congrutulationf to the CLASS of '37 ii? WYLER BROS. ICE CREAM Dairy Products 135 WARWICK Sl SPELMAN 601 Fourth Street. N. Ii. 1101-09 Second Street. N. IC. 1268 Dueber Ave., S. VV. Umm Con! Firm 1.11 fwzfon Dm! 5505 Page 251 , F-iff Y gl K ,J Q! Nawx Clothes The Canton home of HART-SCHAFFNER Sc MARX CLOTHES and WALK-OVER SHOES WALKERS G R E E N ' S MUSIC STORE 12-1 Cleveland Ave., S. W. CANTON, OHIO Telephone 2-6202 Everything in Musical Instruments Musical Merchandise Expert Repairing Musical Instructions on all Instruments fi f T ' 1 N Kofi BAND l! STRLQI ENTS wuum mmm- uN Here Since 1920 A Complete Muric Service Barson, Filaret - 1927 Seventh street northeast Baughman, Virgil - 1-109 Twelfth street northeast Baylor, jack - Cottage No. 10 Meyers Lake Baziski, joe - 1409 Court avenue southwest Beckner, Charles - 2018 Seventeenth street northeast Benson, Herbert - 2686 Cleveland avenue northwest Berryman, Arthur - 1110 Fourteenth street northwest Beshore, George - 1391 Maryland avenue southwest Best, l'aul - 939 High avenue northwest Biddle, Henry - 1104 Eighth street northeast Bierwirth, james - 322 Brad avenue southeast Biggam, Glenn - 1-130 Stark avenue southwest Bigler, Rohert - R. D. 754-1 Massillon, Ohio Billingsley, Rohert - 1801 Third street northeast Binkley, Paul - 630 1'ark avenue southwest Birtalan, Andy - 22-H Fifteenth street northeast Blohm, Ted - 101-lGar1ield avenue southwest Bodine, Harry - S05 High avenue northwest Booth, William - 205 Monroe avenue southeast Borden, Carl- -109 Navarre road southwest Bourquin, Charles - S16 Mahoning road northeast Bowen, Wendell- 1128 Gibbs avenue northeast Boyd, Emmett - 1101 Tuscarawas street east Boyd, Frank - 207 Montrose avenue northwest Boylan, john - 1336 E Main street Louisville, Ohio Bradford, Donald - 1211 Park avenue southwest Bratte, james - R. D. fjf7 Bretean, john - 934 Spring avenue northeast Brower, William- Martindale road northeast Brown, Leonard - 710 Highland avenue northeast Brunatti, George - S28 Eighth street northwest Bryden, Andrew - 1-123 Roslyn avenue southwest Buchman, Walter - 1217 Seventeenth street northwest Buehler, Calvin - 1311 Hoover place northwest Bundy, Leland- 61-1 Prospect avenue southwest Burk, Albert - 1106 Wertz avenue southwest Burkholder, Don - 1200 Fifteenth street northwest Burns, William- 1307 Twentyninth street northeast Byrer, Ben - 2202 Fourth street northeast Byers, Raymond - 1371 McKinley avenue southwest C Canterbury, Karl - 615 Cook avenue southwest Carl, Robert - 1-1-12 Third street southeast Carnahan, Robert - 1216 St Elmo avenue northeast Carosiellie. Fred - 715 Patterson avenue southwest Casciani, Quinto - 2118 Fourth street northeast Chalmers, Thomas - 1255 Woodland avenue northwest Chessler, joseph - 116 Wherry place southeast Chuckrey, Thomas - 1712 Stark avenue southwest Cinder, Mircea - 1008 Mahoning road northeast Cisowski, Henry - 1363 Market avenue south Clapper, Royal- 1025 Second street northwest Clark, Hilton - Clarendon avenue northwest Clarke, Ben - 157 Roslyn avenue northwest Clemens, jack - 1126 Harrison avenue southwest Clippinger, james - 406 Bellflower avenue northwest Close, Ray - 1465 Ninth street northeast Clouse, john- 1518 Ohio avenue northeast Coffey, Harold - 1301 Fifteenth street southwest Cohen, Samuel- 1517 Park Hill place northeast Cohn, Samuel - -116 Thirteenth street southeast Crearl Colamonico, Thomas - 1410 Sherrick road southeast Page 252 HARVARD CLOTHES MARKET AVENUE AT 2nd, S. W. - 9- 'The Choice of Style-lfife and Value Comriozlf Wien There if Health in every Dropu STILLICIOUS Chocolate Milk Each Quart Equivalent to THREE CAKES YEAST in Vitamin B SL G The Canton Pure Milk Co. Hercules Motors Corporation CANTON, OHIO Builder! of H E A V Y D U T Y Four and Six Cylinder Engines and Power Units for Commercial Vehicles Contracting and Road Building Machinery General Industrial Equipment Agricultural Implements Oil Field Purposes Marine Conversions, etc HERCULES ENGINES Page 253 The ,Comfort of Suits That Really fit 'l'here's all the difference in the world hetween a suit that's altered to lit and one that's made to Ht. The feel ol' a tailor made suit will make you dissatisfied with any other. You might just as well he com1'ortahle. lt costs no more. ukenbrob Uffrmtoiwf 237 rliusc. St., lf. Cor. VVa1nut If It's INSURANCE 6 - The Duerr-Smith-Lane Company Phone 6183 Ground Floor Nlellett llldg. Copthorne, Rohert - 2716 lvanhoe avenue northwest Contie, l,eroy - 1104 'Fwentysecond street northeast Cooper, Richard - 1316 Fourth street southeast Cope, Frank - 1934 Fourth street northeast Corey, Norman - 1005 iliwentyseeond street northeast Cox, DeWitt - 1920 1Vlaple avenue northeast Cropley. Wlilliam - 926 Gilmore avenue northwest Cseak, Arthur - 2138 Fourth street northeast Curry, ,lohn - 401 Fourteenth street southeast D David, Paul - 1951 Fourth street southeast Davis, Don - 601 Dent place southwest Davis, Oscar - 1128 lfighteenth street northwest Davis, William - 902 Sixteenth street northwest Dawson, Richard - 2034 'l'uscarawas street east Deainos, .lohn - 210 Fifth street northeast Decker, Harvey - 1424 Second street northeast Decker, Roland - 1339 Nlarket avenue north Delia, lfrnest - 2264 Allen avenue southeast Demos, Carl - 508 Ninth street northeast Denman, Richard - 1315 Seventeenth street northwest Dennis, Howard - 2720 lwellith street southwest DeStephen, Allmert - 1629 Derhy avenue southwest DeVille, Ray - 915 Forest avenue southwest DeWalt, -lames - 2342 Fourth street southeast DiCola, .lohn - 1309 Market avenue south Dieringer, Frank - 715 liedford avenue southwest Difliacomo, .loseph - 1513 Sherriclt road southeast Di1lon,jack - 1319 Tuscarawas street west Dlugoleeki, Samuel- 1748 lileventh street northeast Donatini, Arthur - 421 Warner road southeast Dorn, Donald - 1128 Brant avenue northwest Dray, Robert - 1320 Henry avenue southwest Dudzik, ,lohn - 1413 Seventeenth street southwest Dulahahn, William - 705 Wertz avenue northwest Dunhar, Richard - 715 Cherry avenue northeast Denney, -lohn - 2420 Sixth street southwest E lfakin, Willard - 1023 Fourth street southeast lfdgar, lVlelvin - R, D. 744 Nlassillon, Ohio lflliott, William - 1211 Fourth street southwest lfngler, Clifford - 2207 lliwentylirst street southwest lfrhland, Charles - 925 llighland road northeast lfrnst, William - 411 Fifteenth street northwest lfsher, Kaleel - -114 '1'wel1'th street northeast lfssig, Carl- 170N Third street southeast lfssig, Harold - 2220 Wlaltham place southwest Evanolf, -lordan - R. D. ff7 North Canton, Ohio F Fahrni, Donald- 1219 Maple avenue northeast Faigley, Raymond - 141 Arlington avenue northwest Fawcett, Henry - 2233 University Circle northwest Ferguson, Gene - 6:22 Forest avenue southwest Fisher, Rohert - 1535 Bank place southwest Fox, Norman - '70-1 Saylor place southwest Foxman, Nlorton - 1024 Cherry avenue northeast Freal, Hugh - 1371 Dueher avenue southwest Freal, Perry - 3207 Seventeenth street southwest Frey, Denver - 2515 lenth street northwest Friedman, l,eo - 1300 1V1eKinley avenue southwest Friedman, '1'homas - 924 'lienth street northwest Page 25-1 Someday IS HERE C RANDMOTHER Said' Someday will J invent a wonderful kitchen range, it will be 9 M' beautiful, it will he cool, it will be clean, it will save time. it will cook better - - and it will be economical! A - - The little grand-daughter grew into Womanhood O O and graduated with the class of McKinley 1937.', 7 . . . , fix 4 hhe found Ciranclmother s prophesy true. The Hot- , fl point Electric Range is hers to enjoy. 5, Y 5E355Efif5E5e,'n w ...nal Oi nf OHICLILQWER C+, GUSSETT BOILER and WELDING WORKS BOILER MAKERS AND ERECTORS ELECTRIC OR ACETYLENE WELDING 1140 Marion Ave., S. W. Dial 3-3190 CANTON, OHIO Congratulations Class of 1937 PARKER STUDIO Portrail and Comnzfrtirzl Photography 318 Cleveland Ave., N. Dial 2-1103 Page 255 for GRADUATION a Yale Suit S1 5.75 and 522.50 Use Our Easy 10 Pay Plan Quo fzfz fTb?'AP1. fmt flfwrf 308 N. Market St. Compliment: of The STALEY AGENCY COMPANY Harry A. Staley '3 ' IN S URAN C E :ze Mellett Building CANTON, OHIO Fry, Homer - St Elmo 8: Thirtyfirst street northeast Fryman, Harry - 2055 Tuscarawas street east Ftorek, Steve - 1629 Dueber avenue southwest G Garfinkel, Max - 805 Eighth street northeast Garner, Ralph - 2627 Sixth street southwest Gasbare, Henry - 2148 Fourth street northeast Geis, Heinz - 216 Smith avenue southwest George, Salem - 919 Cherry avenue northeast Giacomo, Leonard - 1535 Henry avenue southwest Gissiner, jack - 312 High avenue southwest Crearl Gloss, Paul - 618 Forest avenue southwest Glosser, jack - 2614 Tenth street northwest Goodchild, Ernest - 1107 Tuscarawas street west Goodman, Paul - 916 Tenth street northwest Goodrich, Leroy - 717 Lawrence road northeast Goodwin, Russell - 811 Union avenue southwest Gosieski, Walter - 1541 Bonnot place northeast Gramoy, Roman - 312 Belden avenue northeast Grifliths, Phil - 140 Roslyn avenue northwest Grossman, Robert - 122 Fifteenth street northwest Grundy, Rodelle - 1136 Smith avenue southwest Guertal, John - 1219 Wertz avenue southwest H Hafner, Harold - 1421 Harrison avenue southwest Hagan, Wilbert - 709 Sixth street northeast Haines, Richard - 841 Cherry avenue northeast Haldeman, Gilbert - R. D. 74f2 Thirtieth street northwest Hall, Dale - 1654V2 Tuscarawas street east Halter, Edward - 2415 Ada place northwest Halter, Paul - 814 Young avenue northeast Hanna, Don - 333 Twentythird street northwest Haren, Jack - 901 Maryland avenue southwest Harp, Raymond - 1429 Fifth street northeast Harry, Don - 710 Wertz avenue northwest Harsh, Herbert - R. D. gs Hart, Francis - 914 Rall' road southwest Hartman, Gilbert - 1138 Tuscarawas street west Hartmann, Jack - 2900 Fifth street northwest Hartzell, Clair - 501 Newton avenue northwest Hartzell, Wayne - 1227 Twentyhrst street northwest Hasseman, Carl- 1827 Tuscarawas street east Hayes, ,lack - 1210 Seventeenth street northwest Hayes, Lloyd - 310 Marion avenue southwest Henderson, john - 2218 Tuscarawas street west Herdlicka, Donald - 1424 Gibbs avenue northeast Hertzig, Dale - 1449 Gibbs avenue northeast Hess, Charles - 917 Lippert road northeast Heyard, Paul - 155 Columbus avenue northwest Hinderer, Robert - 2017 Indiana Way northeast Hixon, Dale - 1201 Maryland southwest Hoce, Joe - 1115 Wertz avenue southwest Hodel, Bert - 829 Twentysecond street northwest Holm, Richard - Thirtieth street northwest Holm, Willard - R. D. 1442 Dunn avenue northwest Hontas, james - 430 Hazlett avenue northwest Hoopingarner, joe - 2810 Sixth street southwest Hoover, Robert C. - 1216 Eighteenth street northwest Hoover, Robert D. - 1940 Second street northeast Hopkins, jack - 1160 Spring avenue northeast Horning, Harold - 1712 Grace avenue northeast Horst, Floyd - R. D. 443 Thirtyfirst street northeast Page 256 CONIPli77Z5lZfJ' of DE LUXE MARKET Mutual Coffee Cahbut's Pastry Shop VV:1rehouse Market Hughes Provision Company Miller's Restaurant C. Scott-Candies Nicholson's Butter, Eggs, and Wenger's Fish Lheese Janson's Butter. Eggs, and Cheese VVilhur and Gene Fruit and Q N 1 , Y Vegetable XVIYITICF Garden I' ru1t Company Marchand's Groceries The Leonard Agency Compfimenls of Canton Drop Forging Sv. Mfg. Co AUTOMOTIVE AIRCRAFT GENERAL FGRGINGS Prodzzrers of Drop Forgzfngs for Partirular USMS Since 1903 Canton, Ohio Page 259 INSURANCE PROTECTION AGAINST ANY RISK ANYWHERE GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY BERT E. FROEHDE First National Bank Bldg. Dial 2-0904 Canton, Ohio Twenty-:wen Yearf of Service to Dixcriminating Buyer: of Printing The CAXTON PRESS Printing DIRECT MAIL BROADSIDES CATALOGS :mmm All Clarify of Bookbinding Walnut Avenue and Fifth St., S. E. CANTON, OHIO Magnani, Eddie - 933 Sherrick road southeast Manfull, Merrill Lee - 1128 Second street northwest Mardyla, John - 1218 Connor court southeast Marker, Wilson - 325 Girard avenue northeast Martino, Dan - 429 Thirteenth street southeast Martino, Joe - 429 Thirteenth street southeast Marzich, Joe - 1616 Fourteenth street southeast Maurer, Charles - 927 Fifth street northwest Maust, Wilbur - 1239 Louisiana avenue northwest May, joe - 1045 Sherrick road southeast Mayo, Edward - 3212 Glen place northwest McBride, Eugene - 1025 Second street northwest McCullough, Neil- 428 Market avenue south McEldowney, Robert - 711 Wertz avenue southwest McFarren, Lloyd - R. D. 7141 McGreal, Robert - 2419 Seventh street northwest McGregor, Lawrence - 536 Fifth street northwest McGurren, Dan - 1112 Fourteenth street northeast McKelley, james - 1623 Bryan avenue southwest McKelvey, Roy - 1611 Maple avenue northeast McKinney, Eugene - 1105 Thirteenth street northeast McMillen, Harold - 821 Clarendon avenue northwest McQuilkin, Robert - 247 Bellflower avenue northwest McWain, Percy - 807 Nimisilla avenue southeast Meisenhelder, Reynold - 1326 Twentyfourth street northeast Meiser, Charles - 902 Brad avenue southeast Metzger, joe - 1306 Sixteenth street northwest Michalek, Walter - 2135 Eighth street southeast Michalos. George - 1028 Walnut avenue northeast Miles, Willie - 418 Thirteenth street southeast Miller, Frank - 906 Sixth street southwest Miller, jack - 414 Dryden avenue northwest Miller, jack - 603 Twentysecond street northwest Miller, Leroy - 1414 Tuscarawas street east Miller, Otto - 1113 Eighth street northeast Miller, William E. - 1532 Vassar avenue northwest Miller, Ralph - 618 Young avenue northeast Miller, Robert - 1635 Bank place southwest Crearj Minger, Jack - 1105 Oak avenue northwest Minkin, Ben - S12 Walnut avenue northeast Mitchell, Avard - 2212 Seventh street southwest Moesle, Clarence - 1231 Lawrence road northeast Moledor, William - 635 Hoover place northwest Monnot, Richard - 613 Ney place northwest Moore, Lawrence - 1418 Sixth street southwest Moran, Howard - 1945 St Elmo avenue northeast Moreland, Robert - 613 Young avenue northeast Morris, William - 506 High avenue southwest Moushey, Kenneth - 3504 Fairmount blvd northeast Mozea, Nick - 1231 Belden avenue northeast Myers, Joe - 645 Dartmouth avenue southwest Mould, Thomas - 607 High avenue southwest N Najda, Stanley - 1647 Stark avenue southwest Neel, Eugene - 1002 Third street northwest Nemeth, William - 1657 Edward avenue northeast Nign, Daniel - 3005 Tuscarawas street west Niles, John - 1373 Park avenue southwest Nist, Neil - 609 Broad avenue northwest Nixon, William - 514 Newton avenue northwest Page 260 CHIEVEMENT We congratulate the graduates ofthe 1937 McKinley High School Class. May you succeed in attaining those high am- bitions Which you now foster. To the undergraduates we also extend our compliments and hope that you will he numbered among the future graduates of McKinley High. THE REPOSITORY For 122 Year: a Dependable Canton Inflitution COMPLUVIENTS f h Hotel Belden 0 f K Drug Co. OHIO THEATRE 05.13. Soda and Sandwich Grill Home of llfczrner Bros. on the Balcony and Entrance through the Drug Store U niversal Pivtures .5050 Sixth and Market, North Dial 21902 Doc Elliot, Mnfzzlger Page 261 09035 i A urns ssna.Fi..si. lakes the place of scrubbing and scouring toilets. Hs action is quiclt and positive. Odors can't stay where Sani-Flush is. Stains and streaks go. The hidden trap, where no brush can reach, is purified. Just follow directions. The porcelain glislens lilre new. Sani-Flush can'f harm plumbing. -Flush In 25C and 10C Cons THE HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CO. Canton, Ohio MIKE CLEANING 116 iw THE MODERN WATER SOFl'ENERu-J EVERYDAY HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER ron HAH-r.KncHEN - 1 -1' ' X MEVO and LAUNDRY T , nw, 1 ,M Noll, l'uul - 1001 Ninth strut-t nortlu-:ist Nottcr, Raymond - 2421 St-wntlt struct southwest 0 U'1Jonm'll, 1':iul - N00 Smith znvt-nur northwt-st Olson, Alton - 3201 'liuscurziwus strt-ut wt-st Of1lkL',-l1lCk - Mt-yt-rs l.:ikc Otturson. Ricliztrcl - 2422 Ninth strct-t northwest P l'urlc, Wilhur - 206 DlIl'llk'l' :ivt-nuv southwt-st 1'zistors, Hzirvt-y - 1026 Nintut-utli struct l'lUff11L'ZlSf l':itton, -luck - 1300 Wootlwzirtl plzicc northwt-st l't-arson, lit-rziltl - 1383 Scovillc :ivt-nuc southwcst lluntcllo, Szthaltino - 1525 lfourtt-cntli strvt-t southcust Pcrcz. Noah - 1533 l'zirk zivt-uuc southwt-st 15-tcrson, Kvnnt-th - 1411 St-vttnrt-unrli strut-t northczisl l'l'uu, l,t-stcr - N08 lin-ciilicltl uvcnut- soutlmvst Phillips, lfrncst - 713 Nintvcnth struct northvust Phillips, llcrlwrt - 2910 St-contl strcct northwt-st Piccolzintouio, l.t-onziral - 909 Iiighth strvct southt-:ist l'it'rson, Rohcrt - 1529 'liwuntyfourth strcct northwcst 1'inlu'rton, -Izimi-s - 2308 lfighth struct northwest 1'lummcr. Chzirlcs - 1002 Park avvnut- southwest Pollock, Donultl - 711 Brown zivcnuc northwest l'op:i, Georgr - 620 Vllulsstur zivcnuc nobrthcxist 1'oplto, lilllll - 197.1142-lolins Court S0llfl1L'LlSTll'L'2il'J Powell, Harry - 605 'l'l1SC2l1'11VN'1IS strct-t cast 1'owt-ll, Rziymontl - S12 Nimisilla court southcast Priincvcru, Anthony - 912 liiglirh strut-t southeast lirysc, Rohn-rt - 1335 lVlt'Kinlcy avi-nuc southwest 1'ylt-s, William - 612 Carl-iclcl :ivcnuc southwt-st llnrlcc, 'lohn - -103 'llhirtcvntli struct southt-:ist R Radford, lfrt-tl - 707 'll-nth strt-ct northwcst liudoscvic, Raymond - 2340 Sixtcentli strcct northeast Rauch, Russt-ll - 2817 Twelfth street northwt-st Ru-tl, Dale - -136 lVlcKinlt-y avenue southwest Rcifsnytlcr, 'lk-L1 - 2818 lfighth struct northwcst Rcimzin, john - 1516 Nluplc avcnuc northeast Rsistlorf, Lll1Zi1'lL'S - 502 Gilmore avenue northwest Rex, Gcorgt- - 215 'liwclfth struct northeast Ricc, Cltarlcs - o10 Forest zivunuu southwest Ricc, l.ou - S13 lhirtl strcct northeast Richardson. Ralph - 1628 Twcnticth strt-ct northeast Richmond, Donald - 113 Lincoln uvcnuv northwest ' 1 . ......y:l- HYGIENIC Can Try llwin the disllpen, wlshhab or any where en elective clnner is needed. Hllloculs grease, dis- solves dirt, puts l sperlcling shine on dishes and malxes clothes snowy white. NEED helps soap uncl water do more worlx and keeps you: hands soft end white. in 19 oz. In 32 oz. plcluges sou: av Au. Gnoceres The PRODUCTS CO. ton, Ohio Rit-glcr, Vllillizim - 500 vl2lllI'fL'l'l1Tl1 strt-ut northwest Riggs, Rziymontl - 15-13 Dum-lwr :tvunur southwt-st Rilt-y, -luck - 3145 lusczirzzwzis strcct wt-st Rinehart, lftlwartl - 222 Ralph court northwt-st Rislivr, Hurry - 306 Gihhs uvrniic uortlu-:ist Rohhins, 1'11'L'LlL'l'll'li - l-125 SL'VL'l'1I'L'L'l1fl1SI'1'L'k'TI1U1'fl1l'l'CSE liocci. fra-slicnso - 1532 Shcrriclc routl southeast liotlriqiic'L, ,lou - 1611 Harrison :ivt-tiuu southwest liolirvr, Donstltl - 1521 liryziu ztvcnuu soutliwt-st Rolli, Kcnnt-tli -211N'l'hirtl struct southt-:ist Ronlc, Homer - H01 lVlcKiult'y nvcnut- southwt-st Roshong. l':iul - 1926 Suvcuth struct southwest lloshong, Rohn-rt - 196 L'lzircmont zlvuiiiic northwest Roslin, Lit-orpt' - 1319 lllcckcr place norrht-:ist Roush, Rohurt - 1117 lfourtcunth struct northeast Rowlcs. hlznnvs - 111-1 lfifrh strc-vt southwt-st Ruhin, Raymond - 916 ilihirtl struct southwest Page 262 A. L. OSCAR Company 200- Thru Milt their Gen. Mgr. l:'.x'n'1zd.f f:077IfJ!l.HZ.f'llf,l' in fllt' Graduating Class of1937 - 9- , . Oscars announcing ll complete line of l'flt-crric Refrigerators, Swt-spurs, Washers. Radios, :Incl Gas Ranges. Also a complete line of clothing for rlw entire fan mi I y. All on terms to hr you! pockerhook. 20-I Tuscarawas Street. East Congratulations to CLASS of '37 405 C A N T O N Storage, Inc. -lth and Cherry, N. E. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1937 The LUNTZ IRON SL STEEL COMPANY George D. Hatter Bank Building Page 263 FORD V8 LINCOLN LINCOLN ZE PHYR milk dum 6 Y Y lwv l,,,,.., M - 12 sw A and 71 .--we ii: 4 S cl. 949 EVELAND AVE., N.W. Compliment: of FINNEY'S Cut-Rate Drug Store WWW 415 Market Avenue, North CANTON, OHIO L. F. Yarger C. Syler S Sabate, Joe - 309 Bornique place southwest Sakel, Elmer - 205 Bedford avenue southwest Sandru, John - 1712 Fifth street southeast Sangford, William - 1523 Stark avenue southwest Santsche, Dwight - 2518 Clyde place southwest Satiropoulos, Andrew - 728 Cherry avenue southeast Sauter, Donald - 1200 Sixth street northwest Schaffner, Donald - 909 Raynolds avenue southwest Schario, Robert - 3057 Grove place southwest Schissler, Neal - 2410 Maple avenue northeast Schlub, Earl- 2258 Allen avenue southeast Schmidt, Robert - 1412 Roslyn avenue southwest Schmidt, Roger - 1412 Roslyn avenue southwest Scholes, Myron - 1809 Fifth street southeast Schory, John - 2230 University circle northwest Schubach, john - 415 Broad avenue northwest Schwalenberg, Robert - 3408 Fairmount blvd northeast Schwertner, Richard - 3211 Second street northwest Scott, Don - 926 Troy place northwest Searls, Robert - R. D. 1442 Sebald, Harry - R. D. 784 Massillon, Ohio Seymour, Robert - 1450 Harmont avenue northeast Seiler, John - 1420 Rex avenue northeast Shaeffer, John - 424 Ninteenth street northwest Shaffer, Eugene - 919 Twentyseventh street northeast Shaffer, Jack - R. D. 742 Vernon avenue northwest Shaheen, Charles - 807 Rex avenue northeast Shaheen, Louis - 1331 Struble avenue northeast Shaheen, Woodrow - 818 Fifteenth street northeast Shea, Robert - 423 Kennet court northwest Shisbey, Earl - 1377 Scoville avenue southwest Shive, Donald - 1008 Ninteenth street northwest Sigelmier, George - 2022 Navarre road southwest Sikora, George - 2500 Fourteenth street northeast Singer, Charles - 1640 Grace avenue northeast Slaba, Charles - 812 Union avenue southwest Slade, William - 1413 Market avenue south Slagle, Harold - 1817 Edwards avenue northeast Smally, Charles - 206 Fifteenth street northeast Smith, Allen - 2323 Indiana Way northeast Smith, Glenn - 625 Smith avenue northwest Smith, Holmes - 507 Brown avenue northwest Smith, Melville - 309 Roslyn avenue northwest Smith, Lawrence - 118 Walnut avenue southeast Smuckler, Allen - 517 Eighteenth street northwest Snyder, James - 819 Twelfth street northwest Snyder, Robert - 1566 Greenfield avenue southwest Sowd, Woodrow - 1226 Ridge road northwest Spiker, Charles - 817 Lawrence road northeast Stauffer, Homer - 3137 Delmont road southwest Steinmetz, Edward - 2900 Rosewood avenue northwest Sterling, Vincent - 923 Twentyseventh street northeast Stone, Russell - 1309 Fifteenth street northwest Stranan, Paul - 1301 Eighteenth street southwest Stevenson, Howard - 821 Richard place northwest Strasser, Robert - 907 Saylor place southwest Strawn, john - 1216 Fifteenth street northwest Strawn, William - 123 Twelfth street northwest Strouse, Robert - 346 Twentyfirst street northwest Stuckey, Elmer - 335 Cleveland avenue northwest Sturtz, Charles - 1407 Woodland avenue northwest Summers, Harry - 1005 Thirteenth street northeast Page 264 I CAN'T T T Is A I. E . -351:-:-: - ,. .' .- . .,.J . . I Qt' 1 v .g c . . I ' . . . 4 . . I' ' -. . 'I .- ' I , .,.g.3.-. n noafs ..,:, . . . I v0.'0 ., .,., . .. o'a . I . 3. I .. I ,.. , . I . I ,f .. . I ' . . . . ... . . . . . . ' . . 1 O 'Q I ,.,. . ' . scum WITH A bug not Hhinffrzife 5 ' If ' . - Hfgaascuxlrit I use with It it'S 5oaPl cunts. the .Bur we use s08Plll ow do you get .tguth '19 In 5o8P SCU same rid of that C P' f 0 o on or 5' es .fuse 5 teas d OU' disk: y , Climalene anime ff ' will spafkle . lene , Cliffla - 8 Is , mm Chin Marlationg MYW and my revs . 1'ke ne r gleaming I S crystal Clea 5 B . glassei are atm' No .'t5oaP spring W my-nl' as m,, and nO sou ELL YOUR FORTUNE WITH AVES BUT I CAN CURE SOAP Sparkling Dishes without changing your Soap KE any good s b oap, ut before you put it into water, sprinkle in Climalene softens wat . G' ciency to rain-soft water. and completely. So that ever suds in the water instead of scum at the top. Then CLIMALENE adds its own properties . . . yet due to excl agents . . . acts with utter safety. QIVES a rich, billowing, grease-cutt a teaspoon of CLIMALENE. er IVCS new cleansing effi- Dissolves the soap. Swiftly y particle is busy making loafing in a layer of powerful cleansing usive gentle cleansing This new combination ing suds, with no soap scum for dishes to come through and no soap Fl h I m w en they emerge. China water looks res t bl gleams, glasses twinkle, and even the dish- pec a e compared with soap and water alone!...to sa noth' f y Ing o taking only half the soap and half the time. F h or w iter clothes, for softer, richer colors, and for safe-guarding fine textures and fine hands . . . ask your grocer for Climalene. He has it in 2 sizes, 12 ounces for lOc, 2 pounds for 25c. The Climalene Co., Canton, Ohio. 10: buys Bowlene . . . makes closet bowls sparkling white! I f CLIMALENE ' 'i-- sump Eg, EQQPSAWI S... ,..,, eexfjlgumilmb LIMALE SWQ CORRECT GLASSES AID STUDY 5 9 x Q1 nr ga 04, Q1 e VX' 9, Q5 'ou Q Q . 5 2 l I, -WE' o 5 .2 'ne ' 97 ep T -x ' 'Y o 9 45'4ffs R s 1' A N05 ctitxo The SMITH-TRUMP ABSTRACT CO., Inc. 203--1 Citizens Building CANTON. OH1O ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Clark VV. Metzger, .llIH1l1g. l' Swank, Jack - 2306 Ninth street southwest Swartz, Donald - 1739 Third street southeast Sweigert, Ralph - 30-15 Twelfth street northwest Swingle, Robert - 1905 Maple avenue northeast Skotnicky, Robert - 2-111 Tenth street northwest T Thomas, Harry - 321 Sixth street northeast Thomas, Peter - 321 Sixth street northeast Thompson, William - 921 Twelfth street northwest Tolin, Frank - 2118 Superior avenue northeast Tondra, john - 2333 lileventh street northwest Torrey, Clarence - 1543 Yale avenue northwest Travis, Charles - 800 Vick place southeast Trbovich, George - 2-113 Fourteenth street northeast Trew, lfdward - 1000 Arlington avenue southwest Triner, Donald - 116 Fawcett court northwest Trudeau, -lack - R. D. it-1 Massillon, Ohio U Ughy, William - 1-1-10 lidwards avenue northeast Unger, Harry - 1635 Logan avenue northwest Utt, Burdell - 323 Tyler avenue southeast V VanVoorhis, Wayne - Hills Sc Dales road VanVoorhis, Willis - Hills 8: Dales road Veon, lfarl - Thirtieth street northwest Vernon, Ralph - R. D. 371 North Lawrence, Ohio Vignos, Paul - 619 Twelfth street northwest Vliet, Donald - R. D. 7?-1 Massillon, Ohio Vlier, Richard - 715 Linwood avenue southwest W Wadsworth, Richard- 113216 Spring avenue northeast Wagner, Robert - 222-1 Tuscarawas street west Wagner, Woodrow - 310 Cherry avenue northeast Wallace, Charles - 270-1 Mahoning road northeast Walther, lflton - 231 Arlington avneue southwest Warren, james - 729 Lafayette avenue southeast Wasson, Paul - 711 Union avenue southwest Weaver, Charles - 301 Montrose avenue northwest Weber, lfugene - 1316 Fifteenth street northwest Weiss, joseph - 1-102 Henry avenue southwest Welch, Glen - 3219 llleventh street southwest Welsbacher, Gerald - 1-109 Seventeenth street northeast Werner, Henry - 100-1 McKinley avenue northwest Wilhelm, Harold - 998 Bellflower avenue northwest Williams, Carl - S25 Hartung place northeast Williams, Donald - 1526 Woodland avenue northwest Williams, Henry - 1-193 Market avenue south Williams, Woodrow - 1-100 Third street southwest Wilson, Elwood - 1625 Fulton road northwest Wise, Chester - 1229 Garfield avenue southwest Woods, Carl- Cottage No. 16 Meyers l,ake Wynkoop, Puget - R. D. 112 Martindale road Y Yohe, Donald - 2615 Ninth street northwest Young, George - 322 Fulton road northwest Young, .lack - 1129 Twelfth street northwest Z Zaharie, -lohn - 310 Sterling avenue southeast Zeller, .loc - 1226 Thirtylifth street northwest Zengler, Dick - 2313 Crown place northwest Zengler, Don - S00 Tenth street northwest Zifll, Barry - 2-136 Eleventh street northwest Zinninger, William - 9-19 Cleveland avenue northwest Zuber, Walter - 1211 Clarendon avenue northwest Zwallen, Herbert - 1227 Arnold avenue northwest Page 266 M, 3 fJ3uv ? , ,,,,f, r Q .' ' V A. fe ' Q ,eff ' 'TQ . fy, 4. ix 25 A A If I ,Y K, ,. X A. P V . 4 1 A - . -4 3-'ill wzxm: i : --an 133: LQ s,.,3,.-fx. V' f XY 2 Q C , z f E. F I I4 ,Si ' f sr' A ds ,4 5 X : E 5 5? 3' V 2 N K .. A .VS My 3 M 9 v V . fl ':. 5' TK. il fy ,X N , fi Um'X - if if- iff A 6 y. 'x - , 3-Lg Q , bf , 'Fi : if , ,A . X , fm 3 , V' :X MW' K J x Q. i, f Q 2 ge 26 w .,. ' 3V 'y' 4. Lf' .' Q K ,,f, , .. ff- ,, 1 3 ' M , WI' 4 f , .J ,,. A T id 1 ff' r , 4 43 .5 - - 11. ss 'L - ' f Y?f1iS 3wi - P ' ' A A . '.i.2i:,ii'r'.' W f - fmmmi-f 1i5,3',k 2 9 1 Ti' W n X U 3 . 2- , 5 5 i J Q f . I f ' gf' 1 if , Jw I ' : I ,L j g , -Sill? 3 1 if 1 I - , W, , any . fl L Inf X' I. . 5 W. sf ,f,f',x,,fgt 1 ' ef .flar if fn ' qu , f ' f 4 . ' ' 'f .1 You demand in PRINTING and LITIIOGRAPIIING... Style,Perfeetion in Nlechanieal Detail, and Results from your advertising at a fair cost to YOU. You will find our serviee meets your most exacting demands. . . . IL Our part is to handle type with taste.. but never to forget that advertising must. sell goods . . . II, Our part is to follow instructions, but never to over-look an opportunity to make a good job better. . . . fl, Our part is to keep our promise to deliver your work on time, but never sacrifice quality for speed. fx ,ii-1 The Klingstedt Brothers Co. Canton, in ,ll I0 I llllllh l 5 .6117 is f A V If gf l iii!!! gwx W ISM7 X ll iw' I , jx , ...iw K 5 ,I mv ' 11.4 ff gf 9 Q u T 'wvlmgingf U A v 4 f2'f'51li5j,,lf .X 1 1 ' mwzvzzg Wil, I IQ 2 Jmfylffd kg .lm 'zfg' , ,N D N.. y, Leg .i,Ql','l'f 5 I V3 H Ji mn - KD ll 0 0hio Qualify nzusl he lllflillfllflwd or the fhrpvrzflillzrf' will no! lzrfjzlslififfdf no mailer how low Ihr' vosl. There is no SILIISIIHIIIIP for Klingslvdfs 25 Years lf.I'IJl'f'if'II!'f' . . . . . . Pagf 268 .ln-
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
