McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1938 volume:

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HAROLD FONDREN '39 VERA ZWALLEN '39 DORIS STEIMER '38 JENNY THOMAS '38 , ZAUGHN ZERBY '38 KATHRYN SMITH '38 . MARGUERITE BAIR BUSINESS DAVID CARR '38 . . . FRANK MCCULLOUGH '38 PAUL FUNK '38 . NED FOLTZ '38 . ELLEN PUNCHEON '38 . VIRGINIA LEE STAGE '38 . ESTHER KLAUSNER '38 FRANK DIERINGER '38 . DALE GROVEMILLER '38 DALE WEICH '38 . . FRED W. LEIST EditorfinfCliief . Photographer Senior section editor . Club editor . Sports' editor Girls' sports' editor . Artist . Artist Artist . . Typist Faculty advisor . Business manager . Cashier . Bookkeeper Advertising manager Circulation manager . . Typist Advertising . Advertising Advertising . Advertising . Faculty manager ,xt KUQCHQRD if ,Tris as This book is a permanent record of the experiences of the 1937-38 school year. If it brings to the reader the pleasures and inspira- tion its creation has afforded to its contributors, it will more than repay the efforts expended in its preparation. CQWC WE INTRQDUCTION PANORAMA FACULTY SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS fm'r,.x 'KW-f W was-ww, Lx L, YYY --V'--fm - I -T31FQE.i :1 iaiifaiLIEmilfiiwiE'3,3L. img3TE5ImmY W 51 ig McKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL - , V' 1.,,1 2.1: -' - ,fa M ,wa J' -fax:-an ,-'fe-1-1 Q My--, Qi S1 nc: G 1 +' LW3'T 'TflG 4f'?'?1'fa? ful ' f - - -,',.-.4,f,.1:,'.f-.Q-s.'::.Lr,:v: 4.1fL24vbJf,u:l51wf1,Q:E. z 3-4sw,e.kw4aS.' ,. .1.mz.Gmw.. - ' .:.., :,i+,41f C1+1fL'4'2z ,112 -jlfiiyujggu -7 - , 7 w V, T' cf '3 21 Fifi 551 1 if if A ,L +1 f K: Q6 a k -fe F W .2 2 ,,. 4 ffl . P, 5 TI'n Fr J 1 1 4 ,f-,ff f 'Zia V f ,1-,fx 7 f ., ,wi 4 Q. 'IV 1,1 K X JUNE LACE Y-, ,-4 Eff L11 29 35 fx. fl 51:5 TI F5 Ji ' if :fe flj 4-Q ,fy if ,. w N x l WINTER WDNDERLAND RUSTIC REFLECTIONS -ei .,,, A LV 'K .MV ? 14? ,f V ff ff, ' ff ' ' ' fw. W , . fl Q Jfi lgb. f, , few f Nw, f, K 7'f'f ' ? .22 f fi 5 am? 1 f,,' 'f' ' 4 .i 4 , ' I 7 'QW ,f-ff' vzffpge, 1 . , ,. 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WB. f-51- 1 411-'fm-1 1 QWHF, 31,11-, . if-Jvwr Fffigwf 1'1k15f 12 H L 'WRX 15 1-IH: . my ' 13, 15? .1 5455.1-, H--1,1,,L 1 ,511 1, 1f'1 J, if .W ' wx 'Y 4:5 1 .1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1.1 . 1 W ' fi' ,. 1 :1 ' . 1 -I ,uk 'm '1 . ,ul 11. ., .,. Q ,L Office and Library Mr. J. L. G. Pottorf, A. M., Columbia, Ed. M., Harvard, Principal. Mr. H. W. Benedict, A. B., Princeton: Vicefprincipal. Mr. L. W. Baker, Ph. B., Heidelberg, Advance algebra, trigonometry, and atf tendance director. Miss Jean McCuskey, A. B., Wooster, B. S. in L., Western Reserve, Librarian. Miss Edna Shuinaker, B. S., Denison, Dean of girls. Miss Avanell Gregory, Secretary. Miss Charlotte Keller, Secretary. Miss Elizabeth Oeffinger, Secretary. Miss Jean Carl, A. B., Denison, Secretary. 1 i 1 i Bottom row: Miss Perry, Miss Zaugg, Miss Ward. Second row: Mrs. Meloy, Miss BOL' man, Mrs. Dailey. Third row: Mr. Miller, Miss Wenrick, Mr. Hanson. Page 15 Bottom row: Miss McCuskey, Miss Keller, Miss Carl. Second row: Miss Shumaker, Mr. Pottorf, Miss Oeffinger. Third row: Mr. Baker, Mr. Benedict. Arts and Home Arts Miss Martha Bozman, Cleveland School of Art, Art, show card writing. Mrs. Cora Dailey, B. S. in Ed., Ohio uni' versity, Domestic art, domestic science, and child care. Mr. Leslie D. Hanson, B. S., Ottawa, Choral work and harmony. Mrs. Jeannette Meloy, B. S. in Ed., Kent, Domestic art and domestic science. Mr. Ellmore Miller, B. S. in Ed., Ohio State, Band and orchestra. Miss Lula Perry, A. B., Hillside, A. M., Columbia, Domestic art and domestic science. Miss Janet Ward, B. S., Ohio State, Domes' tic science and domestic art. Miss Key Wenrick, B. S. in Ed., Ohio uni' versity, Art and industrial art. Miss Katherine Zaugg, B. S. in Ed., Ohio State, Art and industrial art. l Bottom row: Miss Bair, Miss Haverstack. Second row: Miss Marble, Miss Mack. Third row: Mr. Crandall. Junior English Miss Mildred Jones, A. B., Wooster, English. Miss Helen Keller, A. B., Hiram, English. Miss Grace Long, A. B., Wooster, A. M., Chicago, English and creative writing. Mrs. Marian Simmermacher, A. B., Chio Wesleyan, English and public speaking. Miss Esther Thompson, A. B. Muskingum, A. M., Columbia, English. Miss Alma Zinninger, B. S., Kent, A. M., Akron, English. Page 16 Senior English, Journalism, and Debate Miss Marguerite Bair, Ph. B., Wooster, A. M., Columbia, journalism and busif ness law. Mr. S. Judson Crandall, A. B., Denison, A. M., Michigan, Public speaking and debate. Miss Iris Haverstack, A. B., Oberlin, A. M., Oberlin, English and dramatics. Miss Katherine Mack, Ph. B., Denison, English. Miss Elma Marble, A. B., Western Reserve, English and sociology. Bottom row: Miss Long, Miss Iones. Second row: Miss Keller, Mrs. Simmermacher. Third row: Miss Zinninger, Miss E. Thompson. Sophomore English Miss Gertrude Bock, A. B., Capital, English. Miss Ruthana Davis, A. B., Cberling English and girls' advisor. Miss Janet McBane, Ph. B., Wooster, English. berg, A. M., Columbia, English and girls advisor. Miss lnez Summers, A. B., Mount Union A. M., Wisconsin, English. Miss Ethel Stonehill, Ph. B., Wooster, A M., Columbia, English. Bottom row: Miss C. Schneider, Miss Zurcher, Miss E. Schneider. Second row: Miss McConnell, Miss Lutz, Miss Shelton. 'Third row: Miss Bowser, Miss Erdman. Miss Elizabeth Motschman, A. B., Witteiif Page l7 Bottom row: Miss Davis, Miss Bock, Miss E. Stonehill. Second row: Miss Motschman, Miss McBane. 'Third row: Miss Summers. Foreign Languages Miss Goldie Bowser, A. B., Oberlin, Spanish and American history. Miss Ruth M. Erdman, Ph. B., Wooster, Latin and English. Miss Nellie Lutz, Ph. B., Wooster, Latin and English. Miss Janet McConnell, A. B., Ohio State, A. M., Columbia, Latin and American history. Miss Clara Schneider, A. B., Western Ref serve, A. M., Wisconsin, French ancl German. Miss Flora Schneider, A. B., Western Ref serve, A. M., Columbia, French and German. Miss Evelyn Shelton, Ph. B., Mount Union, Latin and English. Miss Emilie Zurcher, A, B., Western Ref serve, A. M., Western Reserve, French and German. s .E Tr 1 .i. .me Ii sie is 5 '-T 'Emi v 1 1... :PA . ,Y T-. 5 . :fear Iraqi A 'Ei-Z 2:25 If 52' 'Fl , .4 5 are iz. . gi- in 1 V A., 1 s Bottom row: Mr. Jackman, Miss Bowman. Second row: Miss B. Thompson, Mr. Barnes. Third row: Miss Marburger. European History, Civics, and Economics Miss Myrtle Colville, B. S. in Ed., Akron, Economics and salesmanship. Mr. Lee Cherry, A. B., Ohio Wesleyan, Economics and Civics. Mr. 0. Deetz, Ph. B., Wooster, Civics and economics. Miss Ida Galhreath, A. B., Allegheny, A. M., Columbia, European history and English. Miss Ruth Lehmiller, A. B., Wilson college, European history and American history. Miss Mary McNary, Ph. B., Wooster, A. M., Columbia, European history. Mr. Clifton Warren, A. B., Earlham, A. M., Cincinnati, Economics and Civics. Page 18 American History Mr. J. R. Barnes, A. B. Wooster, A. M. Columbia, American history and Civics Miss Thelma Bowman, A. B., Chio Wesf leyan, American history. Mr. T. B. Jackman, A. B., Ohio Wesleyan American history. Miss Grace Marhurger, A. B., Michigan, American history and Civics. Miss Bess Thompson, Ph. B., Muskingum, A. M., Wisconson, American history. Bottom row: Miss Colville, Miss Lehmiller. Second row: Mr. Cherry, Mr. Warren. Third row: Miss McNary, Miss Galbreath. 9 Industrial Mr. E. C. Angove, Western Reserve, Pattern foundry. Mr. C. F. Bowles, Indiana State Normal collegeg Mechanical drawing. Mr. Clifton Frizzell, B. S. in Ed., Miamig Mechanical drawing, Mr. G. E. Fry, Bowling Greeng Cabinet making. Mr. Clyde Carl, B. S., Perdue, Mechanical drawing. Mr. Roy Henderson, B. S., Kentg Meehan' ical drawing. Mr. Ted Henning, F. B., Ashland, Machine Shop. Mr. Floyd Hyatt, B. S. in Ed., Kentg Sheet metal drawing, cabinet drawing. Mr, C. E. Littell, Valparaiso, Mechanical drawing and cabinet drawing. Bottom row: Mr. Pancake, Mr. Moore, Mr. S. P. Smith. Second row: Mr. Pearce, Mr. Swant. Third row: Mr. Lemasters. Page 19 Bottom row: Mr. Hyatt, Mr. Angove, Mr. Fry. Second row: Mr. Henning, Mr. Friz' Zell, Mr. Bowles. Third row: Mr. Carl, Mr. Littell, Mr. Henderson. Industrial Mr. H. M. Lemasters, B. S., Chio State, Shop math and geometry. Mr. C. A. Lyle, Boston School of Printing, Printing. Mr. C. S. Moore, B. S. in Ed., Ohio unif versity, Sheet metal. Mr. Lee Pancake, B. S., Indiana State Teachers' college, Architectural drawing and mechanical drawing. P Mr. Walter J. Pearce, Chio universityg Mill work. Mr. S. P. Smith, Miami, Pattern making. Mr. George Swant, Stout Industrial Instif tuteg Electric shop. Bottom row: Miss Swinehart, Miss Broda, Miss Domer. Second row: Mr. Weedman, Miss Walton. Third row: Mr. Boone. Physical Education and Health Mr. Theodore Branin, B. P. E., Springfield college, Swimming. Miss Hester Jane Johnston, A. B., Oherlin, Swimming. Miss Minnie Lynn, A. B. Qberlin, Gym' nasium, and physiology and hygiene. Mr. Dan Myers, B. S., Mount Union, Assistant coach and vocational subjects. Mr. john Reed, A. B., Penn State, Head coach and American history. Mrs. Rosenherger, School nurse. Mr. H. L. Weick, Normal School of Gymf nasticsg Gymnasium. Page 20 Mathematics Mr. O. V. Boone, Ph. B., Grove City, Algef bra, geometry, American history, Civics, and boys, advisor. Miss Katherine Broda, A. B., Western Ref serve, Algebra, geometry, and sociology. Miss Lucile Domer, A. B., Qhio Wesleyan, Algebra, geometry, and English. Mr. john Porter, B. S., Wooster, Algebra and physics. Miss Ethel Swinehart, A. B., Wooster, Algebra, geometry, and secretarial studies. Miss Lillian Walton, A. B., Qberlin, Algef bra and geometry. Mr. Qtto Weedman, A. B., Eureka college, Trigonometry, geometry, and boys, adf visor. Bottom row: Miss Johnston, Miss Lynn. Sec' ond row: Mr. Myers, Mr, Reed. Third row: Mr, Branin, Mr. Weick. Vocational Mr. G. F. Malick, director-Pennsylvania Schools of industrial arts, B. E., Akron, Registered professional engineer, mechanf ical division. Mr. H. D. Mellon, machine shop-Akron, tool and die maker and designer, Reg' istered professional engineer, mechanical division. Mr. W. S. Osborne, welding and sheet metale-superintendent and foreman of Welders, member of American welding society. Mr. R. L. Brown, Automotive shops- -service manager, member of society of automof tive engineers. Mr. T. H. Everett, drafting and technology aPittsburgh, industrial machine designer. Mr. F. W. Beyer, vocational electric shop --B. S. in B. E., Ohio Northern, regf istered professional engineer. Mr. Don Bartlett, trade math and English -Indiana State Teachers' college. Mr. W. W. Graening, B. S., Mount Union, American history and civics. Mr. C. C. Smith, B S. in Chem. E., Case, Auto science, machine shop science. Bottom row: Mr. Goss, Miss Clarke, Miss Housley, Mr. Pratt. Second row: Mr. Wright, Mr. Fretz, Mr. Swan. Third row: Mr. Riley, Mr. Lanning, Mr. Metzger. Page 21 Bottom row: Mr. Malick, Mr. Beyer, Mr. Osborne. Second row: Mr. Everett, Mr. Graening, Mr. Brown. Third row: Mr. Mellon, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. C. C. Smith. Science Miss Leota Clarke, B. S., Michigan, A. M., Michigan, Chemistry. Mr. C. W. Fretz, A. B., Wooster, Ph. D., Wooster, Chemistry. Mr. Glen Goss, B. S. Mount Union Geology and physical geography. Miss Florence Housley, A. B., Oberlin Ed. M., Harvard, Chemistry. Mr. William Lanning, B. S., Ohio State Biology. Mr. R. D. Metzger, B. L., Kenyon, Physics Mr. Delbert Pratt, B. S., Denison, M. S. Denison, Biology. Mr. C. L. Riley, A. B., Mount Union Biology. Mr. Lloyd Swan, B. S., Mount Union, A M., Ohio State, Chemistry and boys advisor. Mr. Charles Wright, B. S., Miami, Biology a Bottom row: Miss Dovey, Miss Post, Miss L. Stonehill, Miss, Darrow. Second row: Mr Lawrence, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Rickard, Mr Ford. Third row: Mr. Vance, Mr. Good' man, Mr. White. Commerce and Industry, Business Law, and Business English Mr. Paul Barkley, B. S., Miami, Economics and business law. Mr. D. O. Corner, B. S. in Ed., Ohio university, Business English and secref tarial studies. Mr. Charles Forrest, A. B., Cornell, Com' merce and industry and American history. Miss Ella Mae Heidman, A. B., Mount Union, Commerce and industry, world history. Mr. Virgil Hinton, A. B., Otterbein, Engf lish and business law. Mr. F. W. Leist, A. B., Ohio Wesleyan, Business law. Mr. john J. Nethero, B. S., Kent, Secref tarial studies and business English. Mr. D. V. Peabody, B. S., Ohio State, A. M., Columbia, Commerce and indusf try and horticulture. Mr. Paul Schott, A. B. Otterbein, Business law. I l Page 22 Typing, Stenography, and Bookkeeping Miss Dorothy Darrow, B. S. in Ed., Miami Stenography and typewriting. Miss Hazel Dovey, A. B., Nebraska, B. S, Nebraska, Stenography and typewriting Mr. B. B. Ford, A. B., Defiance, Stenof graphy and typewriting. Mr. E. E. Goodman, Bowling Green, Bookf keeping and stenography. Mr. Ulysses Lawrence, B. S. in Ed., Kent- Stenography and typewriting. Miss Hazel Post, B. S. in Ed., Michigan, Stenography, typeiuriting and speed building. Mr. A. M. Rickert, A. B., Bluifton, Bookf keeping and typewriting. Mr. M. E. Robinson, B. S. in Ed., Bliss, A. B., Rio Grande, Bookkeeping and typeiuriting. Miss Leah Stonehill, B. S. in Ed., Ohio university, Stenography, typewriting, and speed building. Mr. E. E. Vance, B. S. in Ed., and in Bus Ad., Ohio State, Stenography and type' writing. Mr. Halbert E. White, B. S. in Ed., Kent- Stenography and typewriting. 9 Bottom row: Mr. Forrest, Mr. Leist. Second row: Mr. Corner, Mr. Hinton. 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FRANCES ACKERMAN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Social Science club 3, 4. The deepest river flows with the least soundf' FLORENCE ADELMAN Commercial Booster club 2, 3g Social Science club 4, Friendship club 3. 'Politeness gains everythingf, MILDRED AIKEN Classical Leaders' club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic club 2, 3: Class play 3: Choral club 4g Friendship club 4: Booster club 2, 3, 4g.Modern Writers' club 43 Tennis 4. Sugar and spice and everything nicef' WARREN ALBRIGHT General A manls thoughts are like the wind. AMOS ALEXANDER Technical Camera club 4. Come what may, time and the hour run through the roughest dayf, Page 24 EDDIE ABOOD General Qfchegtfa 2, 3, 4g FI'6I1Cll club From little sparks may burst a mighty flamef, LOUISE ADAMS General Basketball 3g Friendship club 4. 'Cheerfulness is an asset of goodness and of iuisdomf, AUDREE ADOLPH General Leaders' club 3, 4, Councilman Zg Friendship club 3, 4: Booster club 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 25 Basketball 3, 4g Tennis 4. 'Peppy and quick and full of life. GILBERT ALBERT General Intramural track 3, 45 Cross country 4: Committees Z, 3. The man who blushes is not quite a brute. ANITA ALBU Classical National Forensic League, vicefprcsif dent 4: Booster club 2, 3g French club 25 Latin club 3, 45 Dramatic club 2, 3g Committees 2, '3, 4, Poetry club 4. Vsfhen she speaks, be the words light OT Serious. McKinley opens it ears and listens. JOE ALEXANDER Industrial Lifes more amusing than I thought. l i l l WILLIAM ALEXANDER Classical li Orchestra 2, 3, 4. l His 'Stradf his first love. WILLIAM ALLEN Classical Varsity debate 2, 3, 41 National Forensic League 2, 3, 4, president 3: Councilman 45 Class vicefpresident 3. LA so histicated statesman inebriated P with the exuberance of his own ver' hosityf, ARTHUR AMIET Classical Band Z, 3, 4: Chemistry lab assistant 45 Press club 3g Camera club 49 Booster club 25 National Honor Society 4. 'The boy with the wrapfaround hornf, MIRINA ANASTIS Home Economics 'Quiet and differentf' CLARKE ANDERSON General Student manager 43 HifY 4. L'His cheerfulness makes the hard tasks seem light. HARRY ANDREWS Classical Track 3, 4. There is no wisdom like silence. i 1 Page 25 ii ii ISABEL ALLEN Classical Latin club 23 French club 3, 4. As lovely as a cameo. ISABEL ALVAREZ Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 4. A pleasing countenance is no slight advantagefl BOB AMSTUTZ General Booster club 2g Intramural basketball 3g HifY 2, 3, 4. True merit is like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it malgesf, ISAIAH ANDERS Industrial 'Wherever you go, they'll find they have a man among them. WARREN ANDERSON Commercial Concentration is the lqeynote of the centuryf' WALTER ANTHONY Vocational Booster club 3g Automobile club 3. A friend to many friends. MARY ANTONIO Commercial Booster club 4. A charming smile and lovely eyes has Mary. DON ANUTTA Commercial Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3. 'Describe him who can. GOLDIE ARNER Commercial Friendship club 3, 4. 'The music of the laughing lip, the lustre of the eye! ELINOR ARNOLD General 'Be good, do good, and you will be happy- MARY ATTENIESE Classical Choral clubg Booster club 4, Commit' tee 3, 4. Thy modesty is a candle to thy meritsfl JUNE AYOUB General Girls' Service League, Latin club 4, Booster club 4, Committee 4, National Honor Society 4. Simplicity is a jewel rarely found. Page 26 ti TONY ANTONIO Vocational Automobile club A good heart is better than all the lzeads in the world. NADINE ARMSTRONG Commercial Booster club 4, Getfacquaintecl cluh 4 Pretty in an original way. STANLEY ARNER Industrial Band 3, 4. 'Your merit is deserved. GENEVIEVE ATHERTON Commercial Committee 3, 4g Art League 4. Her impish eyes will hold you. LEE ATWELL Classical Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Intraf mural tennis 3, 45 Committees, Stamp club 2, 3, treasurer 45 Booster club 2, 39 National Honor Society 4. Iris a wise cracker that knows his onions in every soup, JOSEPH J. BABBO Vocational Councilman 3, Int 1 b . Intramural basketb1azlln3li.aScigiiil-zlaglrili 3, National Honor Society 4, Active natures are seldom melancholy 4 HELEN BABIK Commercial Deeds are fruits, words are leaves. NINI A. BADI LA Classical Booster club 25 French club 35 Volleyf ball 25 Publication business staff 2, 35 Latin club 2g Swimming 35 Girls' Ser' vice Leagueg Chemistry club 35 Biology club 25 Times Agent 25 Friendship club 25 National Honor Society 4. She can be as wise as the best, and wiser when she wishes. r ROBERT BAIR Vocational Booster club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Automobile club 3. 'What makes him popular, you inf quire? His manner of which we never tiref, EDWARD BALDWIN Vocational Baseball 2, 35 Intramural basketball 35 Football 25 Science club 3. 'Gladness is an asset to any manf' VICTOR BANDA General Councilman 3. 'The shortest answer is doing. ROSE MARIE BARR General Booster club 2. 'The rose is queenf' Page 27 ri rr rr DOROTHY BADER Classical Dramatic club 2, 3, secretary 23 Class play 35 Choral clubg Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 45 Tennis 2, 3: Thespian Society 45 National Honor Society 4. Among many things Dorothy plays tennis, sings, and is a good student, too. JAMES BAINES Technical HifY 3, 45 Choral club, vicefpresidentg Basketball 35 Volleyball 3. He loolqs down on we small mortalsf' ROGER BAKER General Booster 3. For he's a jolly good fellow. ALEX BALLENTINE General lTitian would have loved him. GLENN BARNETT Vocational Baseball 2. 'If you are busy you are happyf' RUTHE BARR I Classical Booster club 2, 3, treasurer 45 Basketf ball 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Friendship club 45 Biology club 25 Committees 2, 3. A woman's heart, like the moon, is ever changing. JACK BARTHEL General Varsity football 2, 3, captain 4, Varf sity track 2, 3, Intramural basketball 2, Varsity baseball 4. Young and light, and rather small But just the same he plays footloallln WILLIAM A. BARTOLET Vocational Photography club 4, Interclass golf 4, Booster club 4. Nothing common can seem worthy of you. BETTY JANE BAUMAN Commercial Social Science club 3, 4, Booster club 4 She's like a melocly that's sweetly played in tune. MIRIAM BAXTER Classical Choral club, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 4. Where there is music there can be no harm. BARBARA BEATTY Classical Leaders' club 2, 3, president 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club. 'Tantalizingly effervescentf' JOHN BEAZEL 'Technical Class president 4, National Honor Sosiety 3, 45 HifY 3, 4, Leaders' club 3, 4, Councilman 4, Booster club 4, Intramural golf 3, Intramural basket' ball 3, Volleyball 3. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one lone heacl could carry all he lineto. Page 28 HARRELL BARTLEY Classical His smile gives him away every time., VIRGIL BATZA Classical Class treasurer 2, I'IifY 2, 3, 4, Booster club Z5 Press club 3, 4, Dramatic club 2, Volleyball 3, Committees 4, Times staff 4, Choral club 4, Orchestra 2. 'Wli.at Virg doesn't know about air' planes could almost be put right heref, 1 PAUL BAURIAN Vocational Times agent 3, 4. Learning by study must he won, 'Twas ne'er passed clown from sire to is SOTL. rr JAMES BEAN Classical HifY 3, 4, Choral club, president, Class play 4, Operetta, National Honor Society 4. rr Only one comment is necessaryghis friends say he's a 'reglar fellerf JACK BEAVERS General Booster club 4. Our distinctions do not lie in the places we occupy, but in the grace with which we fill them. NORMA BECHERUCCI Comm ercial Booster club 4, 'lCheerfulness and content h V are ffreat heautifiersf' O JANICE BECK General Actions speak louder than words. EUGENE BEEM Classical McKinleyite staff 3, editorfinfchief 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 41 Press club 3, secretary -lf: Hi-Y 2, 3, -l: Intramural basketball 3, 4: Intramural baseball 2g Camera club 45 Booster club 23 Stamp club 23 National Honor Society 4. We're sure Eugene will write his own introduction to famef' DICK BELLINSKI General Leaders' club 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 'Our king of swingf' CARL BENDROTH Classical 'He has the .silence that speaks of much thought. CATHERINE RENO Commercial 'I have no other but a womanls reason. NICK BERBELIS General Orchestra 2, 3g Councilman 3. 'They say he does right nice work. Page 29 M ax ii EILEEN BEDNARZ Commercial Booster club Z, 3, 4, Choral club. y happiness seems made to be shared. EDWARD L. BEHRINGER Technical Intramural baseball Zg Intramural bas' ketball 2: Booster club 3g Choral club. A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. RITA BELLINSKI Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 4. A miss as good as her smile. BERTHA BENDURE Commercial Friendship club 23 Booster club 4. And I like Mars to threaten and com' mandf' CHRIS BERBELIS Classical Little bit good, little bit bad, but we all think he's quite all right. JACK BERGERT Classical HifY 2g Orchestra 2, 3, 4. LA funflouing mischieffmalger with many friends. 4 rr RICHARD BERGMEYER General Reserve basketball 2g Reserve football 2g Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4. He enjoys life to the fullest extent. ANNE BERNABEI Classical Booster club 2, 4g French club 4. From day to day Few words she seems to say. CHARLOTTE BETZ Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Committees 3, 4. AAS we advance in life we learn our possibilities. GERALD BING General Intramural basketball 2. :The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. JACK BIRD Vocational Swimming 3, 4, Councilman 4g Booster club 4. 'Since we can't get what we like, Let's like what we get. MARILYN BITTNER Commercial Councilman 2, Booster club 2, 3, 45 Choral club, Friendship club 3, 4. Give Marilyn an introduction to the McKinleyites she doesn't know and soon she'd have just that many more friends. Page 30 DON BERLIN General Orchestra 2, 3, 4. The thrill of love is the chasefl JACK BESST Classical Councilman 2g Varsiety swimming 3, 4g I'IifY Z, 3, 4. There is mischief in them thar eyes. EDMUND BIASELLA General Varsity football 4. Football is my gamef' WILMER BINKLEY Vocational Booster club 45 Automobile club 3. 'KA merry heart goes all the dayf, LOI S BISHOP Commercial Bond 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2g French club 2, Poetry club 4, Friendship club 4g Committee 4. l'There is a charm in her easy-going ,, way. BECKY BLACK Commercial Booster club 2, 4, Much mirth and no madngss All good and no badnessf' 4 1 RUTH BLACK Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. She always has something pleasant and witty to sayfl ALICE BLAKEMORE Classical Art League 3, president 4, Chemistry club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 Committee 3. 'Alice's genuine friendliness and easy unconcern have won her a place in many heartsf' JIMMIE BLOCH General Booster club 45 Intramural basketball 45 Choral clubg Varsity basketball 4. A new member of the class but already a great favorite. WALTER BLYTHE Vocational Booster club 3, 45 Automobile club 3. 'The human voice is the organ of the soul. DELORIS BOLDUCE Classical Booster club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic club 2, 35 Latin club Z5 Times agent 35 Committees 2, 35 Friendship club 2. Delores is loved by making herself amiable. HELEN BONCU Commercial Girls' Service Leagueg Booster club 4: French club 2. Silence is one art of conversation, Page 31 rr RUSSELL BLACKBURN Vocational Leaders' club 2, 3, vicefpresident 45 Intramural basketball Z5 Varsiety tenf nis 2, 3, 45 Varsiety swimming 3, 45 Councilman 45 Chemistry club5 Booster club 45 Volleyball 4. He takes his tennis as seriously as he does his school work. MARTHA BLEMKER Classical Friendship club 2, 3, president 45 McKinleyite staff 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Girls' Service League5 Councilman 45 Press club 3, president 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Class play 35 Dramatic club 25 Tennis 3, 45 Com' mittees 2, 3, 45 National Honor So' ciety 4. Versatile and full of originality Martha possesses ideal personality. MAE BLUGAUGH Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 55 Tennis 35 Social Science club 25 Art League 35 Booster club 2, 3, 4. A most reliable remedy for the blues. GOLDIE BOGDAN , Commercial Little, but a worker they say. MARY ELIZABETH BOLES General A smile and a greeting for allf' DALE BONSKY Vocational A man's best asset is his personality. l HELEN BOONE General Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Choral club, Friend' ship club 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 43 Committees 2, 3, 4. Another boon to humanityf, EILEEN BOSSART Commercial Girls' Service League, Booster club 45 National Honor Society 4. Talk of nothing but business and dis' patch that business quickly. MADELINE BOWERMASTER General Booster club 2. 'A light heart lives longf' AMELIA BOWMAN Classical Art League 4, Latin club 4. Friendship is her fortune, and she freely gives it. i EVELYN BOYD Commercial Booster club 4. .Quiet and unassuming but always on the johfl SARA BRANCH Commercial Booster club 2, 3, Choral club. We shall get up hill only by never turning hack. Page 32 if 44 LOIS BOOP Classical National Honor Society 3, 4, Class secretary 2, Class president 3, Class vicefpresident 4, Booster club secref tary 2, vicefpresident 3, president 43 Councilman 3g Friendship club 3, 45 Latin club 3, 45 Hall Guard chairmang Committees 2, 3, 4g Girls Service League. McKinley's most beloved. HARRY BOWEN General Intramural basketball 2, 3. Honesty needs no disguise or ornaf mentfl SARAH JANE BOWERS Commercial A very pleasant girl to know. DORIS BOYD Commercial Band 3, 4g Booster club 2, 4g Friend' ship club 4. All this world needs is more of the art of being kinclfl MARY MARGARET BOYD Classical Booster club Z, 3, 4g Dramatic club 2, 3g Thespian Society 3, 43 Class play 3, 4, Friendship club 25 Com' mittee 2. Mary's clever, wise, and a good ac' tress, too, 'Theres scarcely an end to the things she can do. JACK BRANDT Industrial Two assets-grit that makes him work with vim Good nature even when the laugh's on him. 1 WILLIAM BREAM Classical Chemistry club 3, 4, Leaders' club 3, -l: Committee 4: Choral Club, He'll study-when he has to, he'll sing-any time, He'll dance+mayheg he'll he liked- always. BILL BRIGGLE Classical HifY Z, 3, 4, Committee 2: Council' man Z, Volleyball 3: Booster club 2, 3. 'Every night is ladies' night with Bill. EMMAROSE BROADWATER Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4, French club 3, 4, Committee 2, Choral club, Leaders' club 3, -lg Girls' Service League. The secret of success is constancy of purpose. MARJORIE BROWN Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic club 2, 3, Friendship club 3, 4, Art League 2, Class play 4, Choral club, National Honor Society 4. 'Marj's wealth of ebony hair and her quiclg smile distinguish her among many. VELMA BROWN General Leaders' club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Service League, Tennis Z, 3, Basketball 3, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Latin club 2, French club 3, Friendship club 4, Press club 4, National Honor Society 4. Her smile and laugh break down all barriers, VIRGINIA BUCHMAN Commercial Friendship club 4, Booster club Z, 3, 4. 'Fun comes in small paclqagesf' Page 3' BOB BREEN Classical Councilman 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Chemisf try club 3, HifY 21 Booster club 2. His twinkling eyes and his cheery grin Are set off by freclqles from eyes to f chinf, i il FLOYD BRISBINE l l l General ' Harmony is my goal. MABEL BROWN Commercial Booster club 4. Friendliness beams forth in her smile, PEARL BROWN Classical Booster club 2, 3, Latin club 2, Press club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Sophisticated lady, DICK BROWNSBERGER Technical Varsity tennis 2, 3, 4, Intramural bas' ketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural tennis 2, 3, 4, HifY 4. Behold! a tennis champ in our midst! RICHARD BUND Classical Chemistry club 3, 4, Class play 4, Committees 3, 4, Laboratory assistant 4, Times agent 4, National Honor Society 4. He finds many worthwhile things in life. i .I OHN BURDETT Technical Stagecraft 3, 4g Booster club lg Come mittees 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. It's been said hels not always as quiet as you thinlq he is. RALPH BURKHARDT General I Band 45 Intramural basketball 3. The world belongs to the energetic. MARY BURNS Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. 'Leisurely and in a quiet manner she movesf, , ROBERT BURSE Industrial The lqey to every mari is his thought. NUNZIO CAIAZZA Industrial Reserve football. Everything is possible if the desire is sinceref, DONALD CARBONE Vocational Automobile club 3. A symphony in rotund goodfriaturef' ii -1 JEANNETTE BURKHARDT Classical Committees 4g Camera club 4g Booster club 4g Friendship club 2. But just watch me with a tent and a coolifstoveln NANNETTE BURNISH General Biology club 2. I have fun in spite of everything. IRENE BURRIER Commercial Booster club 3, 4. Poised, pretty, and peppyf' ROSEMARY BUSKOSKI Home Economics Booster club 3g Modern Writers' club 3, treasurer 4. Dignity is the highest attainment of a laclyf' it JOHN CAMPBELL Classical Councilman 4g Press Club 4. ii Seems made for fun but not afraid of work. DEAN CARLISLE Classical Booster club 2. 'Wlio cares about all that? lim having more fun. 4 1 1 DAVID CARR Technical Business staff 2, 3, manager 45 Hi,Y 2, 3, 43 C1685 play 35 Booster club 2, 35 Choral clubg Social Science club 3g Quill and Scroll 4g National Honor Society 4. All the world loves a lover JOHN LEO CARTER Vocational Booster club 2, 35 Intramural basket' ballg Camera club. 'A pleasure loving youth, full of spirit. EVERETT CHENOT Classical Councilman 35 Booster club 2, 3, 4: Intramural baseball 3, 45 Intramural basketball 3, 45 Committees 2, 3, 4. 'He has a happy outlook on life. PAULINE CHURCH Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. 'l'll ta e li e or all it's worth li f f . And fill each day with fun and mirthf' MICHAEL CIRONE Commercial Intramural basketball 3, 45 Intramural baseball 3, 4. Equal to the taslgf' LUCINDA CLARK Commercial Smile a whilef, ROSE CARTECHINI Commercial Booster club 4. Quiet, but bound to break forth some' time. TONY CERRATO Technical Choral clubg Chemistry club 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. 'I'here's singer and student in himf' EDITH CHRISTEN General Modern Writers' club 45 Booster club 4. She is one of those who lqnows no strife of inward woe nor outward caref, MARY CIRONE Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Art League 4. Her mirror is to he enviedf' ROBERT CLAPPER Technical French club 25 Stamp club 25 Choral clubg Chemistry club 45 HifY 43 Na' tional Honor Society 3, 4. Bob and Pythagorasf' BETTY JANE CLAUSS Commercial Booster club 2, 35 Friendship club 2. They say that women and coffee should be dated. L'irZ?i,5 i u l i 1 ll rr DORA CLAY Commercial Booster club 2, 33 Friendship club 4. Men have sight, women have insight. HELEN COE Classical Booster club 2, 3, 43 Art League 3, 4g Social Science club 4. A funfloving pranslqster full of wit and life. CHET COLDREN General Booster club 3, 4g Leaders' club 4. All who joy would win must share it -happiness was horn a twin. MARJORIE COMPHER Commercial Friendship club 4. 'Actions speak louder than wordsf, BOB COOK General Varsity track 3, 4. 'Love is a thing full of anxious fears. EUGENE CORBETS Technical Intramural tennis 23 Varsity tennis 3, 45 Intramural basketball 2, 4, Booster club 4. 'He wields a wicked tennis racket for McKinley. Page 36 ir rr f I JUNE COBB Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 YalefHarvard 4. A world of mischief lies Gleaming in her dark eyesf' MARY JANE COLBY Commercial Volleyball 25 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 4. Seconds are the gold dust of timef' LOUISE COLUCE Commercial Modern Writers' club 45 Friendship club 2g Volleyball 2, 43 Basketball 4. Her sweetness of temper charms all. ELIZABETH BETTY COMSIA Commercial Booster club 25 Choral club. 'Row, dorft driftf, VIRGINIA COPELAND Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Girls' Service Leagueg National Honor Society 4. 'With Virginia to strive is to excel' ARTHUR COREY Classical Laboratory assistant 33 Press club 4. 'Art lilies to know what makes th s C wheels go 'round-and finds out, too. CORIWIN COR RELLI General Good nature and good sense must always join. WILLIAM COURIS Classical National Honor Society 3, 4, Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4, Leaders' club, vice' president 3, president 4, Chemistry club 3, secretaryftreasurer 4, Biology club secretary 2, Class secretary 3, Councilman 2, 4, Intramural basket' ball 2, 3, 4: Intramural baseball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Laboratory assistant 4. 'Billy, the little boy who does big work in McKinley. DOLORES CRAWFORD Classical Dramatic club 2, 3, Thespian Society, treasurer 4, Latin club 3, president 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4: Girls' Service League, Commit' tees 3, 4, Class play 3. 'I like most people, all dogs, and any place where there are things going Onfl LUCILE CRISTEA Commercial Times agent 2. 'Dijferent and yet so like. DOROTHY CROWL Classical Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4, Friendf ship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Choral club, Leaders' club 3, 4, Com' mittee 4, Yalefl-Iarvard 4. Filtered sunshine. RUTH CULLEN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 4, Art League 4. Pretty and witty, gay and gentle. 4 Pave 37 O BILL COSNER Industrial Band 3, 4, Student manager 2. He appears to be without trouble. IVIIRIANI COURTNEY Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 4, Press club 4. MI am changing the alphabet to par U and I closer together. FRANCES CRISTEA Commercial l'Alilqe and yet so differentf' GAYLE CRITES General Friendship club 4, Booster club 4, Councilman 4, Committee 4, Times agent 3, Leaders' club 4. I cannot tell a lie, I did it with my little smilefl JACK CROWL I Classical Class play 3, 4, French club 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic club 2, 3, Committees 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society 4, Hi-Y 2, National Honor Society 4. The boy with the socks and shirts. RALPH CULLER General Enjoy the present hour. ANNE CUNNINGHAM Classical French club 4. 'There is one straight road to success, and that is merit. GLADYS CUNNINGHAM Commercial Friendship club 4. 'Tall, frecliled, friendly is Gladysf, HELEN DARANY Commercial Girls' Service Leagueg National Honor Society 4. LTO know her is worthwhilef, IDA D'AURORA General Basketball 23 Booster club 3. Pleasant and cheerful, always friendly, BOB DAVIES Classical McKinleyite staiig Dramatic club, vice' president 23 HifY 2, 3, 43 Booster club Z, 3, secretary 4g Press club 3, 43 Intramural tennis 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 2, 33 Times agent 2, 3. Where there's Bob--there's fung always messing around-but we couldn't do without him. PAUL DA VISIO General Learn when to be solemn and when to be gayf' EI LEEN CUNNINGHAM Classical Dramatic club 2, 3g Class play 33 Thespian Society 3, secretary 43 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 43 French club 3, 43 Leaders' club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Committees 2, 3, 4. She's an athlete-a model for all lovers of sportf, NESTA DANILKOVICH Commercial Sweet, simple, and appealingf, MARVIN DAUBERMAN Commercial lf you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. PAULINE D'AURORA Commercial Booster club 4. Friendship-ah, mysterious cement. NIARILYN DAVIS Commercial Sincere efforts are awarded. DOROTHY DAWSON Classical Booster club 3, 4g Latin club 2, 3g French club 4. Deeds are fruits, words are leaves. 4 'Let your worlq speak for itself. 'Beware of the candid camera man. TOM DEDMAN Commercial Hitch your wagon to a star, Hold on tight, and there you are. EUGENE DE MARSH Classical Booster club 3, 4. A little fellow of a jolly sort, Who we think is a dandy sportf, CAROL DENCER Commercial Booster club 4. TERESA DENTE Commercial Booster club 4. KTO lqnow, to esteem, to love. JOE DEPUY General 'A worthy person much respected by men. DON DIAMOND Commercial Booster club 3g Camera club 4g Ref serve football 35 National Honor Society 4. Page 39 1. MARY DE FRANCE Commercial Art League 41 Committee 4g Social Science club 4. A true friend is the best possessionf' IRENE DEMETER Commercial Girls' Service Leagueg Friendship club 4g Booster club 3, 41 Art League 4g Committees 3, 4g National Honor So' ciety 4. Resolve to perform what you ought Perform without fail what you resolvef, PAULINE DENCER Commercial Girls' Service Leagueg Booster club 43 National Honor Society 4. An able girl with many friendsf' ELIZABETH ANN DE PEW Commercial Orchestra 3, 4. How can there be aught but beauty with one who can malqe such music? RENKERT DES PREZ Technical French club 4g Booster club 4g HifY 4g National Honor Society 4. Renlgert is endeared to us Because he brings such cheer to us. LEROY DIEFFENBAUGHER Industrial Wheat you worlggworlq Wheri you play-play. FRANK DIERINGER Technical Councilman 23 Times staff 2, 3, 4g Social Science club 3g Chemistry club 4g National Honor Society 4. The friendly little looy we all lilie to he aroundf' ANTHONY DIOGUARDI General llf fortune is favorable, be not too elated, If fortune blunders, be not cast down. MARGARET DOBREA Commercial Booster club 4, Shes proved that laugh and grow fat doesn't always work. CONSTANCE DONAHUE Classical Girls' Leaders' club 2, 3, 43 Friendf ship club 2, 3, 4g Dramatic club 2g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Latin club 4g Committees 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. ,Tis the songs ye sing, and the smiles ye wear, Thatls afmahin' the sunshine eueryf wheref' 4 BETTY DORNHECKER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3. One whom all would like to lgnowf' FRANCES DOWNARD Commercial Girls' Service League. 'The good stars met in your horof scope. Page 40 ii NIILLI E DI FALCO Commercial Booster club 3g Friendship club 4g Choral club. Lovely to look atg delightful to lgnowf' WANDA DLUGOLESKI General Committee 4g Booster cluh 4. Don't take life at its face value-dive under. ROBERT DOMER Classical Reserve football 2, 3g Varsity swim' ming 2, 3, 4g Intramural swimming 3g Varsity debate, Stamp club 2, treasf urer 3, president 4g HifY 2, 3: Forenf sic League 3, president 4g Committee 43 National Honor Society 4. He grew in grew and now he's 'most a manf' MARGARET DONOVAN Commercial l'Entliusiasni is the genius of sincerity. BETTY DOUGHERTY Classical Friendship club 4g French club 45 Booster club 4g Committee 4, Cheer' leader 43 Leaders' clulng YalefHarvard 4, Those eyes, that hair, those lips, that air! GEORGE DRAGOVICH Vocational Men are but children of a larger growthf' i OLGE DUDEK Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 3. Insist upon respecting one person- that is yourself. RALPH DUGAN Vocational joy is not in things, it is in us. DOROTHY DUNLAP Classical Press club 4g French club 35 Booster club 2, 3, 4g Art League 4g Commit' tees 2, 4g Basketball 3, 4. YVhat is clone by Dorothy is done wellf, EVELYN ECK Commercial Booster club 2, 3. iWith a determination to do what she undertakes. JOSEPH EDER 'Technical Intramural basketball 3g Volleyball Z, 3: Booster club 4. 'Energy movies the worldf' REESE EDWARDS Commercial Dramatic club 2, 3g Class play 3g HifY 4g National Honor Society 4. Cares, cares, go away , , Come again some other day' Page 41 rr .1 rr JOSEPHINE DUDZIK Commercial Booster club 4. Behold of what delusive worth The bubbles we pursue on earth. HARLEY DUNBAR I 1 , Classical Chemistry club 4: Booster club 45 5 HifY 2. If we all talked as much as he Eternal silence there would be. LAWRENCE DURBIN General French club 4. Let us eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we diet. LILLIAN ECREMENT Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 43 Committee 4. Victory is a product of the willf, LOIS EDWARDS Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 4. Consistency, thou art a jewel. QUENTIN ELLER Industrial National Graphic Arts Guild 3, 45 Councilman 4, just a twist of the wrist and it's gone! -an up and coming Blackstone. HELEN EMANUELSON Commercial Booster club 3, Art League 4g Social Science club 4g Committee 4. True to her word, her worlg, her friendsf' WILMA ENOT Commercial Social Science club 2g Booster club Z, 44 Times agent 3, Dramatic club 33 Poetry club 4. You lose all your troubles when you help someonef' AGNES BSHELMAN Commercial Girls' Service League 4g Art League 4g Dramatic club 33 Committee 43 National Honor Society 4. 'Wit makes a person interestingf' MILDRED EVANS Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Social Science club 4g Art League 45 Committees 3, 4. Im ossihle is a word found only in the P dictionaries of the wealgf' BLANCHE FABINAK Commercial She who appreciates contentment is wealthyf, WALTER FRANKHAUSER Commercial Councilman 4. uiict well your partg there all the honor ies. TOM ENCLER General Booster club 4. A most congenial person. EVELYN ERICKSON Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Choral club 45 Friendship club 45 Committee 3. Always goodfnaturedg I would there were more Wlio of this virtue possessed such a store. MILDRED ESPENSCHIED General Booster club 4. I see life with an optimistic cheerful' 1: TLCSS. ROBERTA EVANS Commercial Choral club gBooster club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Friendship is a landscape which doth stand As beauty to those who see itf' LOUISE FAI R Commercial Leaders' club 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 2. Meri-I neither love them nor hate themg you might call it tolerationf' LAWRENCE FARNHAM Industrial National Graphic Arts Guild 3, 4, Art League 3g Booster club 3, 4, ufhe grin that wins. i IVIARY JANE FARNHAM Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Art League 2, 3, vicefpresident 4: Dramatic club 33 Girls' Service Leagueg National Honor Society 4. Short and sweet. ROSE FASANO Commercial Social Science club 4g Booster club 4. Pleasant young lady. WINIFRED FEDDERN Classical ' Latin club 2g Press club 3g Librarian 4g Social Science club 4. 'She answers uestions effectivel q 5' NVhen called on unexpectedly. MARY LOUISE FERGUSON Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Service League 4g Councilman 2g Friendship club 4, Committees 2, 3, 4, Hall guard chairman 4g Art League 4g Choral clubg National Honor Society 4. Efficiency personifieclf' DORIS FERRARO Commercial Booster club 4. 'A smile goes a long way and doesn't cost anythingf' MAXINE FINEFROCK General Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 33 Travel club 3. Charm wasn't spared when it came to this part of the Finefroclq cluofl Page 43 if RICHARD FARR Vocational A man who never mahes mistalqes never makes anything. NILES FAULK Technical Volleyball 43 Intramural basketball 35 Chemistry club 4g Booster clubg Na' tional Honor Society 4. If you see things to do-do themfl HELEN FEHN Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 4g Modern Writers' club 45 Committee 4. Able, active, with brains and poise She does a lot without much iioisef, DAVID FERNANDEZ Commercial Volleyball 3, 4, Track 3, 4g Intramural basketball 4, Intramural baseball Z, 3. All things I thought I lqnew, but now confess The more I know, I lqnow I know the lessf, RALPH FIFE Classical Varsity football 3, 43 Reserve foot' ball 23 HifY 4. Heroes are made not born. PAULINE FINEFROCK Classical Times agent 2g Booster club Z, 33 Friendship club 2, 3, vicefpresident 4g Travel club 35 Hall guard chairman 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. Being a twin needift cramp one's originality, Pauline has prouenfl CARL FIORE General Varsity football 3g Varsity basketball 3, 45 Varsity baseball 3, 43 I'IifY 4, Councilman 4. An all 'round sport as well as an all 'round fellow, bound to be liked by everyonef, BILL FITZPATRICK General Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Choral club, Times agent 2g Councilman 33 Booster club 43 Cross Country Z3 Intramural baseball 2, Intramural basketball 2. The curly black hair women love to mussf' VIVIAN FLEURY Commercial Band 2, 3, 45 Swimming 3. 'Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' NED FOLTZ Technical Publication Business staif 3, 4, Naf tional 'Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 'Girls cause him no fear, and little strife, Perhaps that's why he enjoys lifef' ROBERT FORMET General Booster club Z, 3, 4, Biology club Z. 'He studies, but that's no drawback. GEORGE FRALEY General National Graphic Arts Guild, Counf cilman 2, Intramural basketball 2, 4. 'There are few impossibilitiesf' Page 44 ii ii ELAINE FISHER Classical National Honor Society 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Girls' Service Leagueg McKinleyite staff, Press club 3, 45 Latin club 2, Booster club 2. 'Smart' describes her to a T When you see her you'll agreef, J OHN FITZPATRICK Commercial Dramatic club 2, 3g Class play 3, 43 Thespian Society, Booster club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. Rightfully dubbed 'Happy' long ago, he has a wealth of fond friends. VIRGINIA FLOWERS Commercial Booster club 2, Friendship club 4. Ginger's spicy disposition gets her there. CONNIE FORCHIONE General Booster club 4. It's good nature that wins the heartf' GERALDINE FOWLER Commercial Booster club 3, 4. 'She makes the best of everything, thinks the best of everybody. BETTY JANE FRANK Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Committees 3, 4. 'Her funflovingness and ready wit en dear her to allf, i LUCY FRANK Commercial Booster club 4. A friend may well he reckoned the masterpiece of nature, BARNEY FREED MAN Classical Cheerleader 3, 45 Leaders' club 2, sec' cretary 3, treasurer 4g Biology club 25 Booster club 25 Committees Z, 4. lVlcKinley's rahfrah boy. DAVID FREITAG Technical HifY 2. 'l'm not old enough to form an opinion iso l love them all. HAROLD FRUTSCHY Commercial Latin club 35 National Honor Society 4. 'A person like Harold is hard to find, He lilies to study, yet he is no grind' RAYMOND FUHNER Industrial 'For a' that and al that A man's a man for a' that. is DONALD CLARENCE FULTON Industrial Arts f'There's room at the top but it's slipperyf, ii , MARGARET FRANKS General Booster club 43 French club 4g Friend' ship club 45 Get Acquainted club 4. She strives to conquer all that would conquer her. GERTRUDE FREEDMAN Commercial Social Science club secretary 3 ,4g Booster club 3, 4. Being wise may he acquired Something feared, yet still admired. JEANNE FRITCHLEY Classical Booster club 2g Friendship club 3g Poetry club 45 Modern Writers' club 34 Press club 4. If there be more people as nice as jean Bring them on-'they must he seen. HELEN FRY Commercial Get Acquainted club 4. Genius is a matter of perserverance not inspiration. BOB FULK General Booster club 2g Band 3, 4g Orchestra 45 Councilman 4. 'When once the heart of a youth is stolen The youth himself will steal after it soon. PAUL FUNK Commercial Committees 2g Publication business stall 4g Varsity debate 45 National Forensic League 4g HifY 4g Quill and Scroll 4. 'Why don't you handsome boys give the girls a break once in a whilef, r . v? W' if ii RUTH GABLE Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 4g French club 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. Friendly? always Studious? quite frequently Good looking? yes!', - ALICE GARFIELD Classical Band 4g Girls' Service Leagueg Press club 3g Booster club Z, 35 Chemistry club 4g Committee 4g National Honor Society 4. She plays a horn for M. H. S. Much better than you'd ever guess. 4 MARIE GASS General Latin club 2g Booster club 2, 45 Friend' ship club 23 French club 4g Basketball 3, 4g Committees 2, 45 National Honor Society 4. 'You musn't ask no questionsg and you won't he told no liesf, NORMAN GEORGE Commercial Track 3. There were never two opinions, no two hairs, or two grains alikeg The most universal quantity is diver' sity. RUTHE GERWIG Commercial Friendship club 3, 4g Booster club 4g Volleyball 25 Committee 4. Radiating focus of goodwillfl EVA GIALLUCA Classical French club 2g Booster club 4. She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Page 46 ii ii TRINA GALPERT Commercial I would on deeds, not words he fed Deeds will live when words are deadfl LEONARD GAROFALO Classical Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Music is the universal language of mankind. ROBERT GELLENBECK Technical Volleyball 35 Committees 2, 3, 4. Gelly's ready to have fun with you anytimef' SARAH GEORGE Commercial Booster club 4. She wonlt he idle when there's mis' chief afootf, JOSEPHINE GERZINA Commercial Life is measured by deeds, not hours. BILL GILBOW Classical French club 3. He has a way with girls- It must he the way he parts his hair. 4 BONNIE GILGER General Booster club 3, 4, YalefHarvard 4. Bonnie leads the rahfrahs too. MARIAN CLICK Classical Modern Vifriters' club 3, secretary 4, Poetry club 4, Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 4, Choral club, Times agent 3, Councilman 4, Tennis 3, 4, Committees 3, 4, Class play produce tion cast 4. It clicln't talqe McKinley long to dis' cover Marian's case of acute likeable' 71655. STANLEY GLOSS Classical HifY 25 National Honor Society 4. 'Let us now be up ancl cloingf, VIRGINIA GOEDICKE Commercial Booster club 2, Friendship club. 'It's nice to he natural if you're natuf rally nicef' LOIS GRABER Commercial Social Science club 2, 3, treasurer 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Automobile club 3, Councilman 3, National Honor Society 4. KA woman is the leader of the cleeclfl THELMA GREGORY Commercial Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Press club 3, 4, Friendship club 4, French club 23 Booster club 2, 3, 4, Committee 45 Class play 3, Times staff 4, Operettas Leaders' club 3, National Honor So' ciety 4. 'Little and lively, known to all as Bunny, Page 47 While DUCYUC youth in our hearts we it ii l BERT GLIATTA , L, Vocational can never grow old. i sl X L- ! RALPH GLOSS lj Technical National Honor Society 3, 4, HifY 2, 3, 4, Social Science club 3, Intramural il basketball 2, Intramural volleyball 3: Stagecraft club 3, president 4, Class treasurer 4. ,Tis he who holds the purse strings of our class. LESLIE K. GNAGY Vocational Stamp club 2, Chemistry club 4. He leaves clean work behind him, and requires no sweeperfup of chips. JANE GONDER Commercial Booster club 4. Honor lies in honest toil. DOROTHY GRAHAM Commercial Booster club 4. O friends she has many, Of foes-has she any? MARTHA GRIMES Classical French club 4, Friendship club 3, 4, Booster club 4. The very essence of poise and sophisf ticationf' HELEN GROSCHMIDT Commercial Good manners are a virtue. JAMES GROUTH General If you can't go over or under go aroundf' PAUL GRUBER Classical Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Dramatic club 2, 3, Choral clubg Operettag Latin club 43 Intramural basketball 2g Booster club 2, 3, 45 Varsity tennis 2, 3, 45 Class play 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. Speaker and singer is versatile Paul Scholar, athlete, actor, allf, CAROLINE GUERNSEY Classical French club 4g Choral clubg Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 4g National Honor Society 4. If eyes were made for seeing Beauty is its own excuse for being. TH EODORA GUNIAS Classical Leaders' club 2, 3, treasurer 44 French club 3, vicefpresident 4g Basketball 3, Yale cheerleader 35 Librarian 3, 4. A shining light in class or gymf, BILL HAINES General Victory is the product of the willf, Page 48 FRED GROSSKOPF General Band 2, 33 Committees 3, 4g Intra' mural swimming 3. What is in store for me will find me ready for it. DALE GROVEMILLER Technical Publication business staff 3, 43 HifY 2, 4 gBooster club 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. 'He has a keen mind for study that doesn't interfere with his sociablenessf' AL GRUSEA Technical Varsity golf 3, 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Leaders' club 3, 49 Intramural basket' ball 2, 3, 4g Intramural volleyball 2, 3, 45 Intramural baseball Z. Let me have audience for a word or twof, CLARENCE GUEST Classical Biology club 2g Track manager 2g Swimming team 3, 4g Life guard 4g HifY 2, 3, 4: Committees 2, 3, 4. 'lRemember, David slew Goliath. CHARLES HAGEY Classical HifY 45 National Honor Society 4, Ambition knows no restf' MARIE HALTER Commercial Booster club 4. A smile carries one a long way. PEARL M. HAMBERG Commercial Booster club 4. Go right forward and be happy., CLARENCE HANKES General 'Short, but mighty and full of fun. MARJORIE HANSON Applied Arts Booster club 3, 45 Friendship 3, 43 Committees 3, 4g Choral clubg Operetta. 'For that sweet melodious voice She has reason to rejoicef' WILLIAM HARMON Vocational Automobile club, vice-president 3. A lad who needs no crank to start him going. BETTY HARRIS Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Dram21tiC Club 2, 3, Committees 2, 3, 4. Sing blue songs, but don't be blues 'You'll find it isn't good for you. JUANITA HART General A mixture of a lot of nice things. if VIRGINIA HAMBLETON Classical Friendship club 3, 43 French club 3, 4, Art League 4g Class play 35 Booster club 3, 4g Committee 4. She lives the rule of the four S's- Sincerity, Simplicity, Sympathy, Serenity. DON HANSEN Classical Councilman 4. To every man there openeth a way and ways. MARJORIE HARDING Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 49 Councilman 3. The more we study the more we see our ignoranceg so why study? BUDD HAROLD Vocational 'KRose buds are not the only buds that grow, He's nicer than any 'Budd' we know. EVALYN HARSH General Booster club Zg Band 3, 4g Choral club. All one's life is music if we touch the notes right and in tune. JOE F. HARVATH General Genius is mainly an affair of energy. gifs, .I N-im 'y TOM HASIOTIS General Intramural basketball 23 Councilman 3. 'Young fellows will be young fellowsf, BETTY JANE HEBERT General Class play 33 Dramatic club 2, secref tary 3g Councilman 3, Friendship club 2 3, secretary 45 Booster club 2, 4. We won't want to forget Betty and her refreshing giggle. BILL HEGGY Industrial Volleyball 3g Intramural basketball 3. Work like a man but don't be worked to death. r JANE HENRY Classical Booster club 3, 4: Choral club 4. The fates have dealt kindly with her. BETTY HERLAN Commercial Booster club 3. In thy heart the dew of youth, On thy lips the smile of youthfl 1 MARY ELLEN HETTINGER General Friendship club 4. 'Tis better to be small and shine, 'Than to be big and cast a shadow. r Page 50 H JUNE HAUBERT Classical Booster club 2, 3, 45 Latifl Club ZS French club 3g Leaders' club 3, 45 Friendship club 4g Swimming 33 PFCSS club 4. A quiet girl when she isnlt talking. .I OHN HEGAL Industrial Booster club 23 National Graphic Arts Guild 35 HifY 4. Let me be what I amfl ESTHER HENNENG General Booster club 3, 4. Each of us bears his own destinyf, FRANK HENTSCH General Basketball 4g Councilman 4. Most people are as happy as they make up their minds to be. BETTY HERSHBERGER General Booster club 3, 4. Stay persistently in the presence of the best. WILMA HICKS Commercial Booster club 3. Duty, begin it early, and do it well.' i i 4 General 'Into the closed mouth the fly does not getf, DONNA FAYE HOOBLER Classical ANNA HOPE HILL Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Biology club 33 Girls Service Leagueg National Honor Society 4. The glfwy Of a firm capacious rnindf, CHARLOTTE HINES Commercial Booster club Z, 4. Theres nothing a lady can't accomf plish when she once fully gives her mind to itf' ALBERT HIRSCH General Varsity swimming 2, 3, 4. Fishie, fishie in the brookfl JERRY HODOUS Technical Volleyball 25 Laboratory assistant 43 HifY 4. I'll get there-the tortoise did. an VERNON HOLMES Class play 3g Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Draf matic club 2, 33 French club 4g Friend' ship club 3, 4g Booster club 3g National Honor Society 4. Distinctly congenial and alluring. Page 51 U JOHN HILL Vocational Volleyball 3. Attempt the end and never stand to doubt Nothing's so hard but search will find it out. HARRY HIONIDES General National Honor Society 4. Minh and motion prolong life. EUGENE HIRT General Class vicefpresident 23 Councilman 23 Volleyball 3. For information about this boy, ask the ladiesf, MARY HOLLAND Commercial Booster club Z, 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 33 Councilman 43 Auto club 3. She's tiny, but every inch electrified. IONA HOMAN Commercial The virtue lies in the struggle, not the prize. MARIAN HOOPER Classical Times staff, editorfinfchief 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Debate 33 Friend' ship club 2, 3, 43 Choral club 43 Girls' Service Leagueg Class play 33 French club 2, treasurer 33 Press club 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Booster club 2, 4g Committee 23 Volleyball 23 Quill and Scroll 4. Active, ambitious, very likeable, with keen speaking and writing ability. OLIVER HOOPINGARNER Classical Leaders' club 35 Committee 25 Stamp club 25 Booster club 3, 4g Intramural basketball 35 Volleyball 2. Daytime I'm too busy to worry At night Fm far too sleepy. HERBERT HOSE Industrial Councilman 25 Intramural basketball 3, 45 Intramural swimming 3, 45 Varf sity baseball 3, 43 Booster club 25 Varf sity swimming 45 Intramural baseball 2. 'A physique like a Greek godf' EVELYN HOSTETLER Commercial Booster club 4. 'Her field of service is the worldf, CHARLES HOUSEHOLDER Industrial National Graphic Arts Guild 2. Tour best contribution to the sum of things is yourselff, MILDRED HUBERTY Commercial Booster club 3, 4. A maiden either loves or hates, she knows no medium. WILLIAM HUDEC General Choral club. I may look like a ladies' man-well, I am. Page 52 ROGER HOPKINS Commercial With the gentle art of unconcernf' DON HOSTETLER Vocational Auto club 3. The hand that follows intellect can achieve. VIRGINIA HOUCK Home Economics Booster club 2, 45 Basketball 25 Mod' ern Writers' club 4. '1She has common sense in a way that is uncommonf' EVELYN HOUTELA Commercial Booster club 4. Keep your mind on the great and splendid things you would like to do. JOSEPH HUDEC Classical Booster club Z5 Stamp club Z, 3, secref tary 4g Chemistry club 4. Good nature and common sense joinfl JOHN HUET Technical Reserve football 25 HifY 4. Such a combination of brawn and brain is exceptionalfl 4 ANNA MAE HUMES General Booster club 2g Modern Writers' club 4. Sweet, attractive, peppyf' PAUL HURSH Classical HifY 2, 3, 4, Dramatic club 2, Press club 3, vicefpresident 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Varsity debate 3. All goocl men are dying, and I don't feel so good. myself. CAROLYN JACOB Commercial Councilman 4g Social Science club 33 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Committee 4g National Honor Society 4. 'Her silence is golden, ancl so is her hairfl MIRIAM JANE JACOB Commercial Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 4. iSweet is the word for Miriam. JANE JACOBS General Councilman 2, 33 Friendship club 4g Art League 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. She's little but she attracts the big' gestf' i IVA JEFFERYS Commercial Girls' Service Leagueg Booster Club 3, 4g Biology club 2g National Honor Society 4. 'Care more for what you are giving than what you are gettingf' Page 53 ii rr MARY ELLEN HUNT Classical Chemistry club 4g Friendship club 4g Art League 2, 3, 4g Booster club Z, 3, 4, Committees 2, 4g National Honor Society 4. Mary Ellen Khuntsl just the good in life. MARIE HUTCHINSON General Booster club 4. Her smile brightens up the darkest corner. CHARLES JACOB Classical HifY 2, 3, 4g 'Track 25 Booster club Zg Stamp club 3, 4g Committees 3, 4. There's no trouble in getting along with goodfnaturecl Chuck. ED JACOBS General HifY 3, 4g Track 3, 43 Cross Country 45 Committee 4. ii 1 'You'll like him just as he is.' THELMA JAMES Classical Booster club 2, 45 Chemistry club 43 Friendship club 2. 'No life is complete that does not conf tribute to the happiness of othersf' BETTY JENKINS Commercial Biology club 2, Auto club 35 Stamp club 4, National Honor Society 4. 'Let us live while we livef' BETTY JOHNSON Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 41 Art League 2, 3. To be interestingg be interestedf, ELEANOR JOHNSON Commercial Booster club 33 Friendship club 3, 4. 'And her eyes will just sparkle and sparkle. EVELYN JOHNSTONE Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 3, 4, Modern Writers' club 4g Art League 4g Social Science club 43 Hall guard chairman 4g Committees 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. Follow her for a recipe for pep and funf, WILLIAM JORDAN Industrial Arts Intramural baseball 2, Intramural basf ketball 2, 3. 'A man of no few purposes, NAOMI JURY Classical Booster club 2. 3, 4g Social Science club 2g Press club 3, 4g Times staifg Choral club, pianistg Committees Z, 3, 4: Girls' Service Leagueg Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. With music she would charm the soul. 4 DOROTHY MARGARET KATE Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 4: Modern Writers' club 4. Quiet, an' sweet, an' awful nicef' Page 54 1. ri -- DON JOHNSON Industrial Booster club 33 HifY 3, 4. When you think youire trouble hit Laugh a little bit. RICHARD JOHNSON General Intramural track 3, 4. Philosophy is nothing but discretion. GERALDINE JONES Commercial Basketball 2g Volleyball 2, 3g Social Science club 2, Booster club 2. Oh! that red headed girl! ROBERT JULIAN General Reserve football 3. He who can take advice is sometimes superior to him who can give it. ANTOINETTE KAPP Commercial 'A good conscience maketh a cheerful countenancef' EDWARD KATZ Commercial Councilman 2g Volleyball 3, 4g Intraf mural basketball 35 Intramural base- ball 2, 33 Stagecraft cub 3, treasurer 4' Choral clubg Booster club 4. I look at the bright side rather than the blue .Thats why I can worlg and be healthy, too. ROBERT KEAGY Technical Booster club 2. Describe him who can An abriydgment of all that is pleasant in man. BYRON KELLER Industrial Orchestra Zg Band 3, 4. The atrocious crime of being a young manll' JANE KERR General Basketball 2, 3, 4g Volleyball Z, 3, 43 Social Science club 2, 43 Art League 2, 4, Friendship club 2, 49 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 4. Shels sometimes glad, sometimes sad, Elen mischievous, but never bad. BETTY KESTEL General Booster club 2, 4g Dramatic club 3g Biology club 2. m 'One of the girls we all likef JOHN KIANICKA Vocational 'A man may not find what he is look' ing forg but he will never find anything unless he is looking for something. PAUL E. KIDDEY Commercial Times agent 2, 45 I-IifY 4. 'Happyfgoflucky and full of pep. Page 55 u RUSSELL KEKI Industrial A wise man knows the value of eduf cation. DOROTHY KENDALL Commercial Friendship club 43 Booster club 3, 4. l'Kind wishes are the music of the world. MARY RITA KERR Commercial Choral club, Booster club 2, 3g Friendf ship club 4, Social Science club 4. i'All pink an' white an' blue just like a summer dayfl REBECCA KETTLER Classical Booster club 2, 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic club 2g Class play 3g Press club 3, 4g French club 35 Times agent 35 Councilman 2g Times stall 4g Volleyball 2g Committees 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3. Smart and witty, gobs of fun, Beckyls known and liked by every' one. JACK KIBLER Industrial Intramural baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramural tennis 4. Everything's easy after it's once hegunf PATRICIA KILCULLEN Commercial Choral clubg Booster club 2, 33 Art League Z, Friendship club 4, 'It's a friendly person that has lots of friends. PAUL KILLIAN Vocational Councilman 35 Booster club 2. With a heart for any fate. VIRGINIA KINEY Commercial 'She who walks with attentive ears gathers wisdom along the road. WILLIAM KING Vocational 'He pleases as he teasesf' BETTY KIRKLAND Classical Choral club. 'Betty's always on the sunny side. HILDA KLIEM Commercial Girls' Service League, Times agent 4 Committee 4. 'She can hold her tongue in ten lan' guagesf' CHARLES KLINK Industrial 'There is no assurance of tomorrow, I want to make good today. Page 56 WALDO KINES General Intramural swimming 3g Varsity swim' ing 4. S wimmer and thinker. BETTY KING Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. Betty, 'king' of her own resources. BILL KINTNER Technical Always happy, always jolly, Never sad or melancholy. ESTHER KLAUSNER Commercial Publication business staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. She always has something to sing about. LEO KLINGLER Technical National Honor Society 3, 4g Class play 3, 4g Thespian Society 3, presif dent 45 Varsity track 2, 3, 4g HifY 4g Committees 2, 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4. An actor, runner, and good com' panion, with a lieen, brilliant mindf, MARY JANE KLOSS Commercial Girls' Service Leagueg Social Science club 2g Friendship club 3, 43 Booster club Z, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. Our child wonder. DOROTHY KLUGE Commercial Councilman Z1 Social Science club Z5 Booster club 2, 43 Class play 3g Choral clubg Operetta. just the jolliest girl we ever lqnewf, HARRY KNUFF Commercial Intramural swimming 25 Councilman 3: Intramural basketball 35 Intramural baseball 3: Varsity baseball 4g Varsity swimming 4. Th ere is no truer measure of man than what he does. JOHN KOHLER Vocational Varsity track 2, 3, 4. 'l'd rather be right than presidentf' MILAN KONOVSKY General Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 'He'll fiddle his way to the concert stage. BLAIR KOST Classical Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4g Intraf mural baseball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3g HifY 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 45 Press club 4. When youfre looking for an argument and lots of fun-don't forget Blairf VIRGINIA KRAMER General Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4. E-ngagingly pleasant, always pleasantly engagedf, Page 5 7 H CLAUDE KNIGHT 'Technical Intramural basketball 3, 4. As staunch as any 'knight' of old. j , , 3 ,. .ia ',.f' i H 42 ROBERT KOEHLER Technical Committee 2, 3, 43 Stagecraft 3, Class play 4, Thespian Society 4, I-IifY 45 National Honor Society 4. V Although we like to tease him, we really think just lots of Bob. MARY KOLICH Commercial It's good nature that wins the heart. MAXINE KOPP Classical Band 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Class play 3g Thespian Society, Dramatic club 2, 35 Girls' Service Leagueg Booster club 2, 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Committee 4g Social Science club 4, National Honor Society 4. 'Penny is no bigger than her nick' name. GEORGE KOURY General 'As free as the breezef' GUSTAVE KRAUSE Vocational Councilman 2, 3g National Honor Society 4. 'Every man has valuef, MICKEY KUTT Vocational Auto club 3. XVe know what we areg hut we know not what we may he. GODFRED LANG Vocational Auto club 3. Every day is a new adventuref n BURRELL LANTRY Industrial Band 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4. 'Doing good is the only certainly happy action of a man's lifef, BERNICE LASKY General French club 4g Booster club 2. 'Women have the understanding of the heart, EARL LAUGHLIN General National Graphic Arts Guild 3, 4. For every why he has a whereforef, CHARLES LEE Classical A proper man as his friends lqnowf' Page 58 if THELMA LANE Commercial Booster club Z, 45 Leaders' club 4. A good companion malges good com panyoy MARGARET LANGZELL Classical Councilman 2g Basketball Zg Leaders' club 23 Biology club 2g Getffxcquainted club 2, vicefpresident 4g Latin club 4g Art League 4g Friendship club 4. So appealingly natural and sincere. IRENE LAPPIN Commercial Booster club 2, 35 Friendship club 4. 'KA contented heart is an even sea in the midst of all stormsf' GUY LATHAM Commercial Booster club 3, 4. 'It's nice to tallqg itls nice to smileg Itls nice to he serious once in a while. PAULINE LECHNER Commercial Booster club 3. 'Now grave, now gay, but never dullf 1 EVALYN LEHMAN General Biology club 2. Tis only lovely thoughts can make a lovely facef' VIRGINIA LEIGHTY Classical Booster club 2, 4: Friendship club 2, 3, 41 Volleyball Z3 Choral club 45 Latin club 24 Committee 4: Dramatic club 3, Good nature wins the heart. JAMES LEONARD General Reserve football 3, Live well when you are aliveg because you are a long time cleadf, NIARCELLA LE VESQUE General Booster club 2g Friendship club 4. Knowledge in youth is wisdom in agef' NATHANIEL LEWERS General No really great man ever thought him' self sof, BETTY JEAN LIEBIG General Getffxcquainted club 4. Miridful of herself but kind to all. RICHARD LIMBERT General Councilman 4g Camera club 4. A moral, sensible, and wellfbred man. Page 59 .1 MARTHA LENARDOS Commercial 'lMerit never goes unrewardedf' NIARCELLA LEOPOLD Commercial Choral elubg Girls' Service Leagueg Modern Writers' club 4g Booster club 4g Committee 4g National Honor Sof ciety 4. Witli such an attractive shynessf' DAVID LEWERS Vocational The better part of valor is discretionf' MARY LEWIS Classical Booster club 2, 35 Biology club Z. 'Modesty is always a virtuef' JUNE LIESER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 2. i'Contentment lies in keeping busyfl RICHARD LIPP Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Leaders' club 3, 4g Chemistry club 3, 45 Com- mittee 4. A brilliant, wellflilqecl joyfloving funf ster, Who rates with as all as an Afl punsterfl Kenneth 'littlel but lilgeablef' 'LHere's another fellow whom we all KENNETH LITTLE I Technical l Booster club Z. I ROBERT LONG Commercial He who wishes to secure the good of others has already secured his own. LUCILLE LOPEZ Home Economics Booster club 2, 3g Friendship club 4. 'We who live to please must please to live. RICHARD LOWRY Technical HifY 2, 3, 43 Councilman 4. 'The aim of the lassesf' GERTRUDE LUDWIG Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 49 Art League 2, 3. 'She fills the place that could he filled hy no other. JAMES LUTZ General HifY 2, 3, 4g Varsity swimming 45 Booster club 4. enjoyf' Page 60 rr MARJORIE LITTLE Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship cluh 2g French club 3, 45 Latin club 35 Committees 3. She who laughs, lasts. GRANT LOOKABAUGH General 'LA man of some dignity. DOROTHY LOWER Commercial Booster club 4. Reward comes from honest ejjrortf' JULIA LUCHITZ Commercial Booster club 4g Choral clubg Friend' ship club 4. The riches of the mind only that makes one rich and happy. WILLIAM LUPE Vocational I- Courage conquers all things, CLARA LUX Classical Booster club 43 Friendship club 4. 4 4She wins her friends with her smilef i i MARY JANE LUX Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Choral club. A charming thing is hair of red A crown of beauty for the head. FRED MAGNELLO Industrial 'You can be whatever you want to be if you want to hard enough. JACK MALLOY Classical Choral club5 Booster club 35 Intraf mural basketball 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Social Science club 45 Committees 2, 35 Auto clubg Varsity track 2. There must be some pretty hard work in himg none has ever come outf' GAFINA MANDA Commercial Social Science club 35 Booster club 4. 'After all, what's in a name?H VERA MANLY Commercial 'The moon effects the tide and the untieclf' EUGENE MARKEL Technical Booster club 35 HifY 2g Volleyball 3. 'Do that which best pleases yourself, il Q77 ws. JOHN MAC FARLAND Industrial Band 35 Booster club 4. An ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleoernessf' SANFORD MAITIN General Howling successes aren't made by simply howling. ROBERT MANARD Technical Band 2, vicefpresident 3, president 4g Orchestra 2, 3. Here is a boy who, without a doubt Is the kind of boy girls dream about. EDWARD MANGUS Industrial He could get a smile from a cucumf ber. MARY MARGO General Booster club 3, 45 Dramatic club 33 National Honor Society 4. A winning girl with winning ways. GRUIA MARKU Technical Booster club 45 Intramural basketball Z, 3, 45 Volleyball Z, 3. 'A man of mark, you mind. BOB MARSHALEK Industrial Volleyball 2, 33 Intramural basketball 3, 43 Leaders' club 3. The greatest hero of the whole Is he who can himself control. JAMES MARSHALL Classical Committees 3, 41 Press club 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 4g Times staff, HifY 43 Times agent 2, 3. 'A social butterfly? No, it's his job to lqnow whatys doing in the clubsf' STANLEY J. MARZEC Vocational 'XVhat a man does, not says, is the real yardfsticlq of his behaviorf' JERRY MASON Classical Chemistry club 33 Radio club 4. lWe study not for school, but for life. ELSIE MAURER Commercial Leaders' club 3g Basketball 33 Volleyf ball 2. :Who thinlis most, lives the noblest, acts the bestf' BOB MCALLISTER Vocational Booster club 2, 3g Cross Country 3, Varsity track 3, 4g Tennis 4, 'Be sure and certain that you know how far genius, taste, and learning go. Page 62 H HARRY MARSHALL General Councilman 2g Band 2, 3, 4: OFCIWS' tra 4. Always busy, except when he has something else to clof' MARY LOUISE MARTIN Classical Social Science club 2, Art League 3, 4: Choral club. What she attempts to do she cloesf, BERTI-IA MASON General Art League 2, 35 Booster club 3, 4. Fond as an Arab of dates. ELAINE MAURER General Friendship club 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4g Choral club. A breeze of a girl, occasionally a whirl' wind, but a very pleasant one. DAVID MAXIN Commercial Volleyball 3, 4g Councilman 4. 'He that brings sunshine into the lives of oth ers cannot lqeep it from himself. EILEEN MQANANY Commercial Booster club 2, 4g Choral club, secref tary, Operettag Councilman 4. 'When Irish eyes are smilingf' i INEZ McCANN Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 4: Modern Writers' Club 4. 'M'irth-with thee I'd like to live. RUTH MCCOLLOUGH Commercial Basketball 3g Tennis 3g Choral clubg Committee 4. 'A smile is the mainspring of happif n ess. 'I BOB McCOY Classical Intramural baseball Z3 HifY 2g Comf mittee Z, 3. Let not your thoughts be deep for fear you drown in them. i ILENE McCULLOUGH Home Economics Booster club 4. The purpose firm is equal to the deed. INEZ McCURDY Commercial Booster club 3. 'To lqnow, to esteem, to love. JEAN McDI-ERMITT Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4. Oh joy to love and be lovedf' Page 63 ii ROY lVIcCLELLAN Technical HifY Zg Booster club 4. 'It is well to thinlq well, it is divine to act well. BILL McCOY Industrial Cross Country 4g National Graphic Arts Guild 3, 4g Booster club 2. Life may be drear and drab to some, But you'll never find that I miss my fun. FRANK MCCULLOUGH Commercial Publications business staff 4. A midget in stature, a giant in charmf FAUL McCOLLOUGH Industrial Choral club, True worth is in being, not seemingf' TOM MCCURDY Classical Press club 4g Booster club 4g Corn' mittee 4. The world lrnows nothing yet of its great men. WILMA McDl-ERMOTT Commercial Booster club Z, 3g Friendship club 4. 'iModesty has more charms than beautyf' 4 DON McGREAL General Reserve basketball 25 Life saving 3. This learning-what a bore it is. MYRON McKNIGHT Commercial 'Opportunity occasionally meets a man half way, but seldom comes after liimf' DOROTHY MEACHAM General 'Fortune may be changing, but I can smile through all. JANE MEISER General Friendship club 2, 4g Modern Writers' club 4g Booster club Z. 'Give everyone thy earg but few thy voice. A ERNEST MERCORELLI l Commercial Councilman 2, 3g Committees 2, 33 Intramural basketball 2, 35 National Honor Society 4. 'A man can live but onceg have a good time while you can. ALVIN MICHALSKI Commercial Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Experience keeps a dear school. Page 64 HAZEL McKEAN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 43 Modern Writers' club 4. I was not born for one corner The whole world is my native land. EDDIE McVEHIL Technical Varsity swimming 2, 3, 43 Leaders' club 2, 3, 4g HifY 2, 3, 4g Laboratory assistant 4. l'Little, quick, and very likeable-a star swimmer and diverf, BOB MEDER Classical Intramural basketball 2g Reserve foot' ball 2. 'tHe helps keep Wrigleys in business. MICHAEL MENZOFF Vocational Study yourself and most of all note well Where kind nature invites you to excellf' VIDA METZGER Classical Booster club Z, 3, 43 Friendship club 45 French club 3, 4g Hall guard chair' man 4g Girls' Service Leagueg Choral clubg Committees 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. Lots of quality, if not much quantity. PAUL MILHOAN Vocational u Cheerfulness is a duty we owe to others. ANNA MILLER Commercial Art League 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 33 Times agent 43 Girls' Service Leagueg Choral clubg National Honor Society 4. 'A favorite with everyone, and well deserves to bef, BETTY MILLER .Commercial Friendship club 3, 4. 'Here's stardust in your eyes! DON MILLER Vocational Committee 2. 'Keep -me informed. GERALDINE MILLER A Commercial Poetry club 3. 'She reminds us of sweetness and iight. MARGARET MILLER Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Friendship club 4. Kindness is wisdom. There is no one in life but needs it. MILDRED MILLER Commercial Friendship club 3, 43 Booster club 3, 4. 'Youth is sweet but swift-so let's go. Page 67 AUDREY MILLER General Modern Writers' club 43 Friendship club 43 Choral clubg Swimming 33 Leaders' club 4. 'l've plenty of power, pep, and quiclq ' piclqfupf' i i l l CLYDE MILLER 3 3 Vocational i i Booster club 2, 3, 4g Auto club 3. i iGood nature and good sense join. EVELYN MILLER Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Committees 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 4: Leaders' club 3g French club 2. On dancing feet. JAMES RUSSELL MILLER Commercial Choral club. L'Refuse to do a mean action, be it ever so small. MATILDA MILLER Classical Committees 2, 3, 4g Latin club 2, 43 Art League 2, 3, secretary 43 Friend' ship club 3, 43 Booster club 43 Na' tional Honor Society 4. HA quiet lass-there are but few Wlio know the treasures hid in you., NED MILLER General Student manager 23 Councilman 3, Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. PEGGY MILLER Classical Class secretary 4g Girls' Service Leagueg French club 3, president 4g Friendship club 4g Booster club 45 Times agent 4g National Honor Society 4. 'Sweetfnatured, full of fun, a good scout, DOROTHY MILZHEIMER General Friendship club 35 Booster club 45 Modern Writers' club 4g GetfAcquaintf ed club 3. 'Moral courage is daring to do rightfl LAWRENCE MONROE General HifY Z5 Band 2, 3, 4. 'A man's best friends are his ten fingers. CHARLES MOOCK Vocational Councilman 3, 4. 'Chuck uses every opportunity to get aheadf, ETHEL MOORE Classical Basketball 3, 43 Choral clubg Booster club 4g Leaders' club 4. 'just call me PeeWee. JEANNETTE MORELAND Commercial Booster club 3. A laughing tongue saves many a worry. Page 66 RITA MILLER Commercial Friendship club 4. Conduct is the mouthpiece of charf acterf' SYLVIA MOGA Commercial Basketball 3g Modern Writers' club 4' Booster club 2, 4. a It's as cheap and easy to rejoice as to complain. LAVINIA MONZIONE Classical Band 4g Committee 4g Booster club 45 Friendship club 4g Latin club 24 Mod' ern Writers' club 4g Tennis 4. A happy, cheerful chumf' MARY MOOCK General Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 2, 33 Travel club 3. just LSis'.', RUTH MORAN Commercial 'LA good name is rather to be chosen than riches. DOROTHY MORRISON Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Art League 3. Laughing, joking, carefreef, 'Sornethin bri ht is in the air 'A noble deed never dies. 6 i JACK MORTENSEN Industrial Worlg is no disgrace, but idleness is. DCR OTHY LEE MOTLEY Commercial An acre of performances is worth a whole world of promises. BETTIE MURRAY Commercial Volleyball 2. S S' Why, it's only Bettie's hair. UBERT NADER General 'Our tall, dark, and friendly chumf' HOMER NEEDHAM Classical Times staff 4g Press club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 45 HifY 29 Intramural base ketball 2, 3. 'Worry little, study less Thats my idea of happiness. LILLIAN NERO Commercial Booster club 4. I l Page 67 ri ii DAVID MOSLEY Classical Varsity track 3, 45 Life saving 43 Leaders' club 2, 31 Intramural track 35 Booster club 4g Press club 35 HifY 4. Times staff 4. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. PAUL MOTTICE General Councilman 2. Handsome is as handsome does. DON MEYERS Commercial Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 4. We don't want Don any longer-he's long enough alreadyf' JOSEPHINE NAMEY General Booster club 2, 3. Late to hed, later to rise, Makes a student-or otherwise. FRANK NEMETH Commercial 'A had tent to live under is disconf tentf' VERA NEWCOMER Commercial Booster club 2, 4. 'A pleasing countenance is a good recommendation. DOLORES NEWMAN Commercial Social Science club Zg Councilman 2, 33 Booster club 4g Leaders' club 4. She pleased while distant And charmed while nearf, HELENE NI AMTU Commercial Modern Writers' club 43 Booster club 4: Friendship club 4. 'Attention is the material of which memory is made. LILLIAN NICHOLS Classical 'Easy going but brilliant when she wishesf, MARY ANN NOTTURNO Commercial Booster club 3. 'Our duty is to he useful-not accord' ing to our desires, but according to our powers. LAWRENCE OANA Classical 'Never miss an opportunity of seeing anything beautifulf' CONNIE OBERMILLER Classical Girls' Service Leagueg Hall guard chairman 4g Committees 2, 3, 45 French club 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club Z, 3, 4g Biology club 2g Operettag National Honor Society 4. One of those quiet girls, but com' patent. Page 68 ii ii BOB NEY Industrial National Graphic Arts Guild 3. L'One that has much sense has much knowledge. MARY ANN NIARCHOS Commercial Booster club 2, 4g Art League 4. Her Latin beauty charms allf' ROBERT NIST General Circumstances? I make circumstancesf' MARGARET NOVAK Commercial Councilman 3g Booster club 4g Art League 4. There are no gains without pains. BETTY OBERLIN Commercial Booster club 2, 3: Press club 43 Times staffg National Honor Society 4. An expert on rollers. MADGE ORIN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Choral clubg Friendship club 2, 3. Sae true her heart Sae smooth lier speech. 1 FRED ORLANDO Vocational Ease of heart his very loolq conveys. VIRGINIA OWENS Commercial Booster club 4' Friendshi club 4g . X P Moderii Writers' club 3. Industry is the golden lqey that un' locks the gates of fortune. ANNA PAGACZ Commercial A'l'he dimples fetch them. INIILDRED PARIS Commercial Times staff 4g Press club 4g Friend' ship club 45 Booster club 43 Basket' ball 3. I'm for United States armament. We couldn't get along without powder and heroes. JUANITA MARIE PARKER General Booster club 4. 'A true heart is the beginning of all good thingsf' ESTHER PASS Commercial Booster club 4. She is the pleasingly neat kind That you can rarely findf, Page 69 PAUL OSTRANDER General Leaders' club Z, 3, 4. Patience may be bitter, but its fruit is sweetf' ROBERT PACE Technical Booster club 2, 3. Be something! be somebody! Set your high mark in the world. ELIZABETH PAINTER Commercial 'LNot without ideas of her own, but easy to get along with. HAROLD PARKER Vocational Committees 2, 3, 4. He packs his troubles in a box, and sits on the lid and smilesf, RICHARD PARR Vocational Councilman 25 Leaders' Club 3, 4g Intramural golf 4g Intramural basket' ball 2g Intramural track 3g Booster club 4. If it's rain that comes, why I choose . xr TCIVVL. JOHNNY PASTOR Technical Band 2, 3, 4g I'Ii'Y 2, 3, 4. Goodfnatured and reliablef' r PAUL PASTOR General Leaders' club 2g Reserve football 25 Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4g Intraf mural baseball 2, 3. Don't wait for someone to lift you up to the place you aspiref, JIM PAUMIER Vocational He's a man altogetherf, LORETTA PELLEGRENE Commercial Friendship club 2. 'The cheerful live the longest. MILDRED PENICK Classical Booster club 2, 3g Art League 39 Friendship club 2g Modern Writersl club 4. lIt is only life and love that can give love and life. JUNE PETERSEN Classical Leaders' club 3, 43 Booster club -lg Friendship club 4g Choral clubg Hall guard chairman 4g Girls' Service League 45 Committee 3g National Honor Society 4. I'm just bubbling over with wim, wigor, and witalityf, ANNA BERNICE PHILLIPS General What e'er our thoughts are most ahf sorbed in will tinge our lives. Page 7 O JULIE PAULUS Classical French club 3, 4g Choral club. Has anyone ever seen julie in a had humor?,' MARY PELGER Classical She has intelligence. JOE PEKAR Vocational Intramural baseball Z, 3, 4g Automof bile club, secretary 3g Varsity basef ball 3. A good laugh is sunshine in a housefl VINCENT PENTELLA Commercial Taste the joy that springs from labor. J EAN PETTET General Booster club 3, 4g YalefHarvard 3, captain 4g Modern Writers' club 4. joy is ever present when she is nigh her roguish smile and dancing eye. STANLEY PHILLIPS Commercial Volleyball 33 Booster club 4. 3 Youth is wholly experimental. I TONY PICCHOINE Vocational l'm glad to be living, Aren't you? DOROTHY LEE PIEPER Com mercial Friendship club Z, 3, -lg Booster club 25 Poetry club 3g Councilman 3g Art League 3. 'Dottie takes the lead when it comes to style. ANDY PLASKY Industrial 'Stand aside, sir, and let me show you how. HARRY PLUMMER Classical 'Kind words are worth much and cost little? ROSE MARIE POLSINELLI Commercial A rose, with all her sweetest leaves yet unfolded. NICK POPE Commercial Volleyball 2, 33 Intramural basketf ball 2, 34 Booster club 2, 3. Worry lqills meng why die?', , ....nQ Page 71 ll MATTHEW PICCOLANTONIO Industrial KKWhate'er his name Dame Fortune chose to call- His friends will know that he is true to all.' EUGENE PLAPPERT General Booster club 2, 3, 4g Intramural bas' ketball 3, 43 Intramural tennis 4. Be happy-gofluclqy, have never a carell' DOROTHY PLOTTS Commercial i'One we wonlt forgetfl ANNA LOUISE POLSINELLI Commercial A likeable girl with many friendsf' HENRIETTA PONIEWRSKI Commercial The evil I would not, I do notg , And the good thatl would, I do. HELEN POPOVICH Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4g Press club 4g Basketball 2, 4. Her smile charmsfl li ll T I .i .4 it FRANCES PORTER Commercial Booster club 4. Dont give all your time to books. CHARLES POWELL General Booster club 3g HifY. Life is a game with a glorious prize So come on boys, let's do or diefl DON PRICE Vocational Band 2, 3, 4, Booster club 4. Man is like a kerosene lampg he isn't always especially bright, and often goes out at night. BOB PROSSER General Reserve football 2. Sigh no more ladies. NICK PUSTAY Technical Booster club 4: Camera club 4, Def bate 4, What's life without a few triclgsf' WILMA QUINN Classical Basketball Z, 3, 4g Volleyball 2g Booster club 2, 4. Keep afsmilin' an' aflovin' an, afdoin' all you canfl Page 72 -4 LOUISE POTTORF Classical Choral club, treasurerg Operettag Class play 3, Girls' Service Leagueg Thespian Society 45 Dramatic club 3g French club 4g Committees 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 4, Booster club 43 National Honor Society 4. She's welcomed wherever she goes. DORIS POWELL Commercial Orchestra 2. A dainty little bundle of charm. RINALDO NICK PROCARIO Commercial Intramural golf 4. 'Yesterday is gone4forget itg Tomorrow does not exist-don't worry. ELLEN PUNCHEON Classical Leaders' club 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g YalefHarvard 3, 4, manager 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Publication business staff 2, 3, 43 Dramatic club 23 Committees 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4g National Honor Society 4. 'Punch' is at home on a tennis courtf, LOIS PUTMAN Classical Friendship club 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4: French club 3g Press club 4, Art League 4, Times agent 43 Committee 43 Choral club. Rhapsody in friendliness. NETTIE RADOSEVIC Classical French club 3, 4: Committees 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 3,445 THHGS agent 3g Booster club Her brown eyes dance with life and mischiefis gleamf' 1 i PETE RADOSEVICH Commercial Committee 3g National Honor So' ciety 4. Not in the roll of common menf' HARRY RANKIN Classical Chemistry club 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Committees 3, 4g Intramural basket' ball 3, 45 Volleyball 3. Quite a few inches of good sport, fun, and friendly companionship. FAUSTINA RAYMOND Commercial National Honor Society 4. KA rare compound of frolic and fun. EARL RECHKENIINIER Industrial 'A man will make the best of thingsf' EDWARD REIGLE Industrial The great man hecomes great in spite of teachers, etc.', FRED RENNER Technical Booster club 3, 4. When I said I'd die a bachellor I didrft know I'd live this longf' in HELEN RAMSBURG Commercial True friendship is like sound health. The value of it is seldom known until it is lost. CHARLES RATA Commercial Tis one thing to he tempted, and another to fallf, ROBERT REBILLOT Technical Stagecraft club 4g Laboratory assistant 4g National Honor Society 4, K'His manner, his appearance-all who saw admiredf' NATHAN REGBERG Vocational Booster club 4. fudge me by my deedsf' BETTY REINHART Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 3, 45 Modern Writers' club 43 National Honor Society 4. K'Neat but not finical, Sage but not cynical. LLOYD RESLER Vocational HifY 2, 3. Character is perpetual wealth. -L... i Q WILLIAM REYNOLDS . Technical 'I Laboratory assistant 45 Camera club 4. f Skilled tormentorf' i 3 . .fi i ,I I GEORGE RIBOVIC Vocational Be not simply goodfhe good for somethingf, MILDRED RICE Commercial Band 2, 3, 4. A noble gentlewoman, armed with selffreliance and duty. JAMES RICH Commercial Intramural track 3, 4g Cross country 3. Friendship is mainly a matter of mutual service. RUTH RICHARDSON Classical Basketball 35 Tennis 3g Friendship club 4g Booster club 4, Committee 43 Yalefl-Iarvard manager 4. How e'er it be, it seems to me, 'tis only noble to he good. PAUL RIEGLER General Dramatic club 2g Booster club 3, 4g Choral club. Ulf persuasion fails-use a cluhf' Page 74 rr KATHERINE RHODES General Art League 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4. There is always time for a little fun in a day's work. .IACQUE RICE Industrial Sometimes I sit and think Sometimes I just sit. R. M. RICE Classical Orchestra 3, 4, Poetry club 4, Chem' istry club 4g Choral club, Operetta. I-Ie'll surprise you with his violin. CLIFFORD RICHARDSON Vocational It's wiser being good than had, And better being sane than sad. BERN RICHEY General Intramural track 2. Friends are like melons, to find a good one you must try a hundredfl HELEN RIEHL Commercial Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 Art League 3, 4g Leaders' club 4 Can I ever bid these joys 'Farewell'?' y VIRGINIA RILEY Classical Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 2, 45 French club 3g Stamp club 45 Modern Writers' club 4. I If she has any faults, she leaves us wonderingf, CYRIL RISPIN Industrial 'If you would have knowledge you must toil for itfl CHARLES RITZ Classical Class president 23 Class treasurer 35 Councilman 2, 3, 45 Dramatic club, president 2, 35 Reserve basketball 2, 33 Choral clubg Class play 3: Thespian Society 3, 4, HifY 2, 4g Committees 2, 3, 45 Booster club 35 Operetta. The world is but a stage with Chuck ever the chivalrous and popular herofl r KARL ROBERTSON Technical Varsity football 3, 4g Reserve football 25 Varsity track 2, 3, 4. 'On the football field he shows his grit, And off the field he shows his witf' ETHEL ROBERTSON Commercial 'To work and talk is the way to ac' quire an educationf, ANNA ROCHUS Classical Chemistry club 45 Art League 45 Come mittee 45 National Honor Society 4. She's one who knows more than she says. 4....lL Page '75 rr ir FLORENCE RINGLER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4. We have an aim which cannot be miscastf' GALE RITCHEY Classical Choral club. I see life with an optimistic cheerful' nessf, JAMES ROBERTS General Band 2, 3, 45 Varsity track 2, 3, 4. ujim can outfstrut the best of the strut' ters in any band. MARGARET ROBINETTE Commercial Booster club 45 Art League 4. It's a great virtue to be always on hand and on timef' JANE ROBINSON General Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Latin club Z. 'lBe yourself, and you will be original. EILLEEN RODEBAUGH Commercial She has that 'raeetfmeflater' look. 4 BERDINE RODGERS Commercial 4 Set a goal and you'll achieve it.'l ELEANOR ROGERS Classical Class play 3, 4g Thespian Society 3, -lg Dramatic club 2g French club 3, 4g Press club 3g Friendship club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 4g Leaders' club 3, 4g Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Choral club, Committees 2, 3, 4g Na' tional Honor Society 4. Eno is our Afl example of an all' around girl. WILBUR ROMBACH Technical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Stamp club 2. 'Persistently gooclfnatureclf' FRANK ROSE General 'What joy it is to feel that now the new beginsfn JUNE ROTH Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4g Modern Writers' club 4g Swimf ming 3. 'Goocl humor teaches charm to last. DAVID ROUSH Vocational 'Able to cope with any situationf' Page 76 CLIF ROGERS General Choral club. Reclheaclecl and ready to gof, MARGIE ROLLER Commercial Art League 23 Booster club Z. Woman is most perfect when most womanlyf' ANTHONY ROSE Classical Dramatic club 2g Press club 3, 43 Times agent 31 Booster club 4g Times staff 4g Hi-Y 2, 4. 'The boy with the 'saxa appealf' BERNARD ROTH Classical Band 3, 4. gooclfloolging, quiet, well thought o . WINNIE ROUGH General GetfAcquainted club 4g Booster club 4g Friendship club 4. Serene, dainty, lilqeahlef' MARTHA ROWINSKY Commercial UA happy life consists of tranquility of mind. ' r MARY JANE ROWLES Classical Leaders' club 3, 4, vice-president 45 French club 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Basketball 25 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Committees Z, 3, 4. The reason most gentlemen prefer lnlondsf' VVAYNE RUDY Commercial HifY 2, 3, 45 Times agent 35 Social Science club 45 Booster club 45 Intraf mural basketball 45 Volleyball 45 Inf door 2, 35 Reserve basketball 35 Var' sity basketball 4. He's not easy to get started, but once he is, try and stop him. ANNE RUKAVINA Classical 'No legacy is so rich as honestyf' CARL RUSSO General 'Fame is what you take, character is what you givef' HAZEL SABO Classical Booster club 2. 'We learn to live and live to learn. BARBARA SAGER Classical Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Com' mittees 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Latin club 2, vicefpresident 3, treasf urer 43 Booster club 45 Art League 45 National Honor Society 4. Here's the kind of girl we all enjoy. Page '77 RUTH RUBIN Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Leaders' club 3, 45 Class play production cast 45 Tennis 45 Basketball 45 Girls' Ser' vice League 45 Art League 45 Friend' ship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 French club 35 Chemistry club 3, 4: Committees 3, 4. Little, but Oh! My! LOYAL RUEGSEGGER Vocational Automobile club 35 Intramural swim' ming 35 Varsity swimming 45 Booster club 45 Stamp club 4. Tell me not in mournful numbers! H NICK RUSS Technical Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. MADALEN ELIZABETH RUTTER Commercial Getffxcquainted club 45 Friendship club 45 Booster club 45 Committee 4. rr Like islands in the sea stands our personalityf' HELEN SACCUCCI Classical Choral club 45 Booster club 4. Always smiling, never glum. She's a happy, cheerful chumf' JAMES SCHAFFNER Classical Councilman 2, 3, 45 Hall guard chair' man 45 Booster club 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. He puts in his wits and pulls out an 'af and all say what a smart hoy is lie. rr i I I, :fi .fi Ta I l .. .. WESLEY SCHAUB Vocational Booster club 4. 'KA boy who does his own thinking. FRANK SCHMIDT Industrial Arts He only is a well made man who has a self determinationfi MARY ANN SCHOEPPNER General Councilman 33 Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 4. It's the little things that count. RALPH SCHOLNIK Vocational 'On their own merits modest men are dumbfl CATHERINE SCHRACK Classical Orchestra 4. 'A girl with depth and variety of characterf' BOB SCHRIEVER Industrial Printing club 3g Booster club 4. 'I've a high uridaunted zeal to accom' plish something real. Page '78 CAROLYN SCI-IEIRING General Modern Writers' club 45 Booster club 4. True sincerity needs no witness. WALTER -SCHNEIDER Industrial Arts Councilman 35 Choral clubg Stagecraft club 4, Care's an enemy of lifef, WANDA SCHOLES Commercial Biology club 2, Poetry club 3, 4g Chemistry club 4, Committee 4g Boostf er club 4g National Honor Society 4. Welre well pleased with your charm and friencllinessfi ESTHER SCHORSTEN General Committees 2, 3, 4g Friendship Club 25 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Modern Writers' club 45 Basketball 4g Swimming 3, 4. When you're really happy you'll make others sof' CLYDE SCHRADER Classical I'se wicked, I is.'l PAUL SCHROEDER Industrial Reserve football Zg Intramural bas' ketball 2, 3g Volleyball 3g Booster club 2, Indoor 2. You know, work is really a fascinating gamefi JOHN SCHUSTER Technical Booster club 25 Stagecraft club 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. 'Maybe a quiet man, but quite a man. LOUIS SCHWAGER Classical Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 'The best asset is plenty of self conf trol. VERNON SCHWING Technical Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Dramatic club 35 Debate 35 Chemistry club 45 Booster club 45 I'IifY 4. 'Aw shucks, I'm not as innocent as I look! EILEEN SCOTT Classical Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 3, 45 Committees 3, 4. 'A live wire that never gets stepped on.', MURRAY SCOTT Classical Councilman 25 HifY 2, 3, 45 Com' mittees 2, 3, 45 National Honor So' ciety 3, 45 Booster club, president 45 Times staff 45 Indoor 25 Reserve base ketball 35 Varsity track 3, 45 Intraf mural track 35 Quill and Scroll 4. An allfround boy who shows his abilf ity in many fields of activityf' LOIS SEEVERS Commercial Booster club 3. Know her? No? Then get acquainted. 'You won't be disappointed. Page 79 U ii JANE SCHWAB Commercial XVorlg first, then restf' PAUL SCHWEITZER Vocational Stamp club 2, 3, 45 Chemistry club 3, 4. Better to wear out than to rust out. BILL SCHWITZGEBEL Classical Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 HifY 4. Help! I'm on firef, GENEVIEVE SCOTT Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Girls' Service League 45 National Honor Society 4. Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' HENRY SEES General Intramural basketball 3, 45 Indoor 4. Not very tall, yet not too small. But full of mischief and liked by all. LELAND SEIBERT General Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Booster club 3, 4. I and other folks get along fine. They have their likes and I have rninef, FRANK SEKERES Industrial Arts Be fearless in asserting the truth. JAMES SELBY General Orchestra 2. 3. A man can be relieved and gay, when he has put his heart in his work and done his bestf' CYRIL SHADLOCK Technical Why should life all labor be, when folks can be contented like me. MARY RUTH SHAHEEN Classical Booster club 2, 3, 45 Art League 3, 4g Social Science club 4g Committee 3. K'The more talents, the more they will be developedfl DON SHAW General Booster club 25 Councilman 25 Naf tional Graphic Arts 3. 'The twinkle in his eye shows his interest in people and in thingsf, HERBERT SHEARROW Commercial He has a purpose in life and a will to accomplish it. in MARGARET SEKULA Commercial My own thoughts are my c0rnpaniO'f1S.' JOHN SERGI General Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Volleyball 23 Inf tramural basketball 25 Leaders' club Z Press club 4g Booster club Z. 'They yelled when he stood up. LLOYD SHAHEEN Classical Chemistry club 3g Stagecraft club 4. 'What nobler part to play, than to be a link, however humble, in the great golden chain. ROBERT SHANOWER General Band 2, 3, 43 National Graphic Arts 4. 'What ever there may be of sorrow, l'll put it off until tomorrow. ROY SHEAR 'Technical Booster club 2, 45 Poetry club 2, treasf urer 25 Travel club 2g HifY 2, 4. XVell liked by all and liking all. ALEX SHERBAN General His has the determination to do things in this worldf' CHARLES SHERMAN Classical Booster club 2g Stamp club 2, 3, 4. Nothing great was ever achieved with' out enthusiasm. BETTY LU SHOOK Classical Booster club 2, 3, 43 French club 3, 4g Friendship club 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Camera club 4. 'A girl with an individual type of personalityf, DOROTHY SHULTZ Home Economics 'Our distinctions do not live in the place which we occupy, but in the grace with which we fill themf, MAXINE SHURTZ Classical Leaders' club 3, 4, secretary 4g Booster club 45 Chemistry club 4g Latin club 35 Friendship club 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Committees 2, 3, 4g YalefHarvard 3, 4. 'A gym or heaven-what's the differ' ence? HENRY SIKORA Industrial Arts Committee 2, 3, 4. 'Pleasant and always helpful. JULIA SIMMONS Commercial 'It is right to be contented with what we havefbut not with what we dof, Page 81 it PAUL SHISBEY General Stagecraft club 25 Automobile club 33 Camera club 43 Intramural basket' ball 4. Obstinacy in the right proportion conf stitutes willf' MORRIS SHORR Classical Art League 3g Committee Z. Life should be serious, but not too serious for a good timef, WANETA SHULTZ Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 4. She movesgtall and willowy. n DON SIEGFRIED Commercial Victory is the product of the will. ARCHIE SIMMERS Commercial Choral club. Pleasing, with a pleasant word to all. BILL SIMON General Varsity football 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. It's remarkable how such good looks and football ability combinef, ANNA SIMONE Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Basketball 4. Speech is the index of the mind. if CHARLES SIRK Industrial Arts HifY 4, Leaders' club 2, 3, 4, Comf mittees 3, 4. He runs serious competition to Atlas. LEWIS SKELLY Classical HifY 2, 3, 4, Biology club 2, Intraf mural tennis 4, Intramural basket' ball 4, He tries to be a dispenser of gloom. LUCILLE SLOAT General Booster club 4, Friendship club 4, Art League 4, Modern Writers' club 4, Swimming 3, 4, Leaders' club 4. 'Readfheaded, peppy-'Rusty' is as sweet a girl as you will find. 1 BETTY JANE SMITH Home Economics Booster club 2, 3, 4, Times agent 3, Modern Writers' club 3, 4, president 4. 'Animated? 'I'here's concentrated pep in her every movement. CHARLES SMITH Vocational Follow thou thy choice. Page 82 ALVIN SINCLAIR Classical HifY 2, 3, 4, Press club 4, Automof bile club 3, Booster club Z. A future research expert. RUTH SKEELES Commercial Committee 4, Modern Writers' club 4, Choral club. Character is greater than any career. .IOSEPHINE SLEIGHTER Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 4, Modern Writers' club 4. Full of fun and frolicf' JUNIOR SMELTZER ' Classical Leaders' club 2, 3, Press club 4, Times staff 4. The boy who always eats 'crim of wit' for breakfast. BETTY LOUISE SMITH Biology club 23 Friendship club Z, 3, 4, Class play 4. Fate tried to hide her by naming he-r 'Smith'. FRANK SMITH Commercial Only as much do I know as I have lived. EI LEEN SMITH Commercial Art League 23 Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. jus' call me 'Smitty'. MARY ALICE SMITH Commercial GetfAcquainted club 4. 'Shy and sweet and a friend to all. RUTH SMITH Classical Booster club 2, 43 Friendship club 2, 3, 4, treasurer 45 Press club 3, 4, treasurer 4g Times staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 'If I chance to talk a little wild, for' give me. KATHLEEN SMOOT General Booster club 3, 4. She steals our affections awayf, MAXINE SNIDER Classical Biology club 25 Booster club Z, 3, 4g French club 3, 4, treasurer 4g Friend' ship club 4g Choral club. 'A sweet, attractive kind of grace. ARLENE SNYDER Commercial Booster club 4, Friendship club 2. 'The jewel that lives is in the soulf' Page 83 ir KATHRYN SMITH Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Girls' Service League 4g McKinleyite staff 4, Biology club 2, president 2g National Honor Society 4. Kathryn's as quiet as can beg at least she seems that way to me. MILLARD SMITH Industrial Arts Swimming 3. Not failure, but low aim is crime. SARA SMITH General Booster club 4. She thinks without confusion, clearly. ELEANOR SMUCKLER Commercial Booster club 3g Modern Writers' club 3. Nothing succeeds like successf' VIRGINIA SNIPES Classical French club 4, Booster club 2, 3, 41 National Honor Society 4. To know her is to know her worth. CHARLES SNYDER General Indoor 25 Intramural basketball 2, Varsity track 3, 4g Choral club. Good at imitation, as well as at fli-rf tation. l , L-1 I 3 3 FLOYD SNYDER Industrial Arts Intramural basketball Z, Choral club. Courage and skill, pluck and good will, are the four leaves of life's cloverf, ROY SNYDER Commercial All that we send into the lives of others come back into our own. RUSSELL SOMMER Technical His good nature is contagious. DON SPRING Technical HifY 3, 49 Class play 3, 49 Thespian Society 4g Social Science club 3, 4g Committees 3, 4g Booster club Z, 3, 4. With his subtle wit he makes a hit. MARY SPRIT General Times agent 4. Whatever I do I cannot be unhappy, VIRGINIA LEE STAGE General Booster club 4g Times agent 3, 4g Press club 4g Quill and Scroll 4. A comely brunet that can outplay the best of pianists. Page 84 rr RICHARD SNYDER Classical Intramural basketball 3g Indoor 2, 3g Press club 4, Booster club 4. Do unto others as though you were the others. ANNE SOLDATIS Commercial Social Science club 2, 33 Art League 3, 43 Leaders' club 3, 45 YalefHarvard 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Volleyball Z. She knows her sports from A to Z, gains her points so easilyf, RICHARD SPONSELLER A Classical Student athletic manager 2, 3, 45 HifY 35 Hall guard chairman 4. He has a manner with his classmates. HELEN SPRINGER Classical Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4g Choral clubg Tennis 2, 3, 43 Committee 4. A constant source of merrimentf, EUNICE SPROUSE General Times agent 4. 'KI live not in myself, but I become a portion of that round me. VIRGIL STAN Vocational K'He only is a well made man who has a good cleterminationf' VIRGINIA STAUDT Classical Booster club 25 Choral clubg Com' mittee 3. The victories worth living are those that come as the result of hard fightf ing. WILFRED STEFFY Classical HifY 43 Life guard 4g Varsity swim' ming 3, 4. Lots of fun-in class or in a crowd. BETTY STEVENSON Commercial Band 23 Friendship club 25 Booster club 2, 4. Ever gracious in manner. HELEN STINER General Booster club 2, 3, 4. She finds something in everyone to lik E. DOROTHY ELIZABETH STONER Commercial Committee 4. Life is to be fortified by many friend' ships. i DICK STUDEBAKER General 'It is not good that man should be alone. Page 85 ii W BEVERLY STEBLER Commercial Friendship club 2, 3, 4. A deed magnanimous, a noble thought, are as the music signing thru the years. DORIS STEIMER General Social Science club 25 Art League 2, 3, 4, treasurer 43 Dramatic club 35 Press club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 43 Committees 2, 3, 43 Friendship Club 2, 3, 4g McKinleyite staff 4g Class play 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Class play prof duction 3g National Honor Society 4. itty, serious, funfloving,-always a sincere friend,-who can help liking Doree? ETHEL STEWART General Latin club 23 Friendship club 4g Boost- er club 2, 3, 4. The shortest and surest way to live with honor is to be in reality what we appear to be. GLENDON STOKES General Choral club. Sweet and gentle, with a sparkling smile. RICHARD STRASSER General A friend is nature's masterpiecef, JOHN STURRETT General Tall, good natured, he sits high in peoples hearts. i 4 JOE SUAREZ Industrial Arts Volleyball 3, 43 Intramural basketball 3, 4g Indoor 3, 4g Track 4. His willingness to cofoperate with his classmates makes him a real assetf' JOE SUTEK Vocational Times agent 2. 'The mind has a thousand eyes. CLINTON SWANK Commercial Booster club 4. 'Nothing is impossible to the man who can, will, and then does. JOHN SZEKERES Industrial Arts Intramural basketball 2, 34 Art League 2. 'He lives most who thinlgs most, feels the noblest, acts the best. CARL TANNATTA Industrial Arts Perserverances is a Roman virtue that wins each act and pluclgs successfl DOROTHY TEWART Commercial Booster club 4. We that live to please must please to livef' f t ,QQ ' f, ' . 'llzf . ' f 'ff Page 86 ii -i VIRGINIA SUCIU Commercial Booster club 25 Modern Writers' club 4g Choral club. We enjoy thoroughly only the pleas' ures that we give. ALICE MARIE SWAGER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Biology club 29 Friendship club 4g Committee 4. It matters not how long you live, but how wellf' GERALDINE SWOPE Classical Press club 3. Shy and demure is jerry. JAMES TANGLER Vocational Councilman 2. To every man there comes a time when his talents shine, JOE TAYLOR Industrial Arts Booster club 43 National Graphic Arts Society 3g Varsity football 2. 175 pounds of regular fellow. LEROY THARP General His interests embrace the interests of his friends, i r 4 DOROTHY JANE THAXTON Commercial A smile is the same in all languages. HAROLD THOMAS General Truly, sir, I am a man. JOHN THOMPSON Classical Booster club 4: Choral clubg Biology club 3g Committees 3, 4, 'Small in height but great in might. BETTY TICE Commercial Booster club 45 Choral club. To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. THELMA TINLIN Commercial Booster club 2, 3. 'A jolly good girl without a doubtf' JOE TLANDA Vocational National Honor Society 4. Let's do our best with the present here and now. Page 87 .1 it ir ri FANNIE THOMAS General Booster club 4. She finds something to be interested in everywhere she goes. JENNY THOMAS Commercial Girls' Service League, president 43 Quill and Scroll 4g Committees 3, 4: Art League 45 Press club 4g McKinf leyite staff 4g Booster club 3, 4g Na' tional Honor Society 4. Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. MARY JANE THOMPSON Commercial Booster club 4. A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in baskets of silverf' RUTH TICE General Booster club 4g Friendship club 43 Chemistry club 4. She adds a bit of sunshine to the cor' ner where she happens to be. . HAROLD TISHKOFF General Booster club Zg Track 35 Council' man 4. Enjoys alike the hot and cold and laughs through wet and dry. HELEN TODORAN Commercial Booster club 3, 4. 'Tll get what I'm afterf' 4 LOIS TOHEY Commercial Girls' Service League, Choral clubg Booster club 4, Committee 4, National Honor Society 4. A wee, small maid, but dear to all who know her. FRANK TOUSSANT Classical Band 45 Orchestra 4. I come to school to have some fun, and also study, I can only do one job well, so why study? PAUL TROTH Industrial Councilman 25 Committee 2. 'A good disposition is more valuable than any richesf' DICK TSCHANTZ Classical HifY 2, 3, 45 Chemistry club 3, 45 Intramural basketball 3, 4, Intramural baseball 3, 4. Life's no better if you worry, Life's no longer if you hurry. r DOROTHY UBER Commercial GetfAcquainted club 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 4. 4 Friendship is the highest degree of perfection. WILLARD UNGER Vocational For what I will, I will, and there an endll' Page 88 in CATHERINE TOURVILLE Commercial She lives for a purpose and that purf pose keeps in viewf' .IACQUELINE TROSPER General Booster club 43 Getffxequainted club 43 Latin club 45 Art League 4. L'Life is real, life is earnestln RICHARD TRUSHEL Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Hall guard chairman 3, Committee 3. Good men are the stars, the planets of the ages, wherein they live and illusf trate the times. JOHN TUERSLEY General Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 4, Com' mittees 2, 3, 4. The plain fact ishthe ladies can't keep away from mef' MAE ULICKI Commercial Speak fair words and you will hear kind echoesf' EILEENE VALASEK Classical Times staff, Friendship club 45 Booster club 4g Press club 3, Social Science club 4, Committee 3, Tennis 45 Quill and Scroll 4. Eileene greets the world with a smile and a call. 1 FRANK VALENTINE Industrial Camera club 4. Fearless minds climb soonest onto tbronesf' MARY VAN NOSTRAN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4g Choral club. A pleasant disposition is not always on tlie surface. YOLANDA VARN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 43 Modern Writers' club 4. 'A contented mind is tlie greatest of comfortsf' HELEN VASVARI Commercial Girls' Service Leagueg Booster club 4: Committee 4g National Honor Society 4. KI..auglt and the world lauglis witli you. NICK VOTOLATO General Councilman 2, 3g Auto club, vice' president 33 Intramural basketball 4g Indoor 4. 'He is well paid that is well satisfiedf, FANCHION WADE Classical 'A scliolar every inch, Page 89 it ii RUTH VAN HORN Biology club 25 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 45 French club 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. A pleasing appearance is a constant letter of recommendation. HELEN VAN ORMAN Classical Booster Club 25 Friendship club 4. As charming as slie is pretty. CONSUELA M. VA SQUEZ Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 4. Dark and delightful. BARBARA VECHEY Commercial National Honor Society 4. A true blond beauty. MILDRED VRANESERICH Commercial Modern Writers' club 4. There is no better than the best. BERNARD WAECHTER Classical Councilman 3g Band 4. Give the world the best you haue, and the best will come back to you. r JOSEPH WAECHTER Classical Press club 4. 'Go ahead and keep goingf, KATHERINE WAGNE R Commercial 'It's safer to be meek than fierce. MARGARET WALLACE General GetfAcquaintecl club 3, president 4: Friendship club 3, 41 Booster club 3. 'All I ask is to live and love. GERTRUDE WALLENFELSZ Classical Friendship club 23 Booster club Z, 3 French club 3, Art League 3, 4. 'She's little, but so is a stick of dynaf mite. MARY WALTER Commercial GetfAcquainted club 3, 4. Be fearless in asserting the truthf' GERTRUDE WATKINS Commercial Social Science club 4. All's right with the world. Page 90 rr BOB WAGNER Commercial Councilman 4. 4'Never trouble trouble. ROBERT WALDORF General A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. MILDRED WALLACE Commercial Booster club 2, 4. 'You are invaluable, for friends are the most worth while things in lifef' EARL WALTENBUAGH General Band 3, 4. Never growl, just smile, smile, smile. CHARLES WARNER Technical The smile that always wins the race, Is the six-inch smile in the fourfinch face. HAROLD WEAVER Technical Varsity debate 2, 3, 4g National Forensic League 2, 3, secretaryftreasf urer 45 Social Science club 45 National Honor Society 4. Friends, teachers, janitors, I am no ordinary manln i DALE WEICH Classical Councilman Zg Publications business staff 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Class play 3g Committee 41 Latin club 2, 3g Press club 4g Choral clubg Intramural bas' ketball 2, 3. Happyfgoelucky, hearty and hale Never a care will bother Dale, ESTHER WEISS Classical Poetry club 4g Latin club 4. 'An honest girl, and a warm heart within. DOROTHY WERNER Commercial 'Do noble things, not dream them all day long, .IANETTE WEST General Booster club 43 Friendship club 4. 'Smile at the world and it will smile back. ESTHER WIEDER Commercial Booster club 3. Not only to speak, but to speak true. DAVID WILLIAMS General An expert tinkererfarouncler at mechanics. Page 91 WILMA WEIRICK Commercial Booster club 4g Modern Writers' club 4. Pleasure ancl action make the hours short. JOE WENSKI Vocational To businesses that we love, we rise betime and go to it with delight. PAUL WERNER Industrial Student manager 3, 4g Leaders' club 2g Stamp club 4g Booster club 2. He plans and strives to succeed. FRIEDA WETTERAUER Home Economics Modern Writers' club 43 GetfAcquaint- ed club 4. She's a very pleasant lass One whom you never want to pass. ARLENE WILGUS Commercial Booster club 25 Friendship club 2. A friendly heart with many friends. JOHN WILLIAMS Commercial Stagecraft club 4g National Honor Society 4. So much one man can do 'That does both act and know. LUCILLE WILLIAMS Classical . Social Science club 2, treasurer 3, president 43 Times staffg Friendship club 45 Committee 3g Tennis 45 Quill and Scroll 4. Dark wavy hair and roguish eyesg Beware, beauty can hypnotizef' l, . rw ii-, 1 A 2 s,,,g'..5.. JACK WILLIS General , Varsity football 35 Cross country 2g l Leaders' club 2, 3g Intramural basketf l ball 2, 33 Volleyball 3. A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of book learning. STEWART WILSON Vocational HifY 2. Know thyself, all wisdom centers there--.U LAURA WINSLOW Commercial Think all you speakg but speak not all you thinkf' VIRGINIA WISE Commercial Booster club 4. It behooves me to find the good, and make the best of the ill. RAYMOND WOLFE General Booster club 4. Never get into a flurry For it never pays to hurry. Page 92 .- ii HAROLD WILLIAMSON Commercial Auto club 3. A cheery smile makes one worth' while. CHAUNCEY WILSON Industrial Be gone, dull care! ANITA WINAFELD General Don't wait for the river to pass along before you crossf' GLADYS WIRTH Commercial YalefHarvard 3, captain 45 Modem Writers' club 43 Friendship club 4g Booster club 3, 4g Leaders' club 4. A blithsome smiling miss with an out' standing athletic record. MARGUERITE WISEMAN Classical Latin club 2, 3g Booster club 2g Poetry club Zg Orchestra 3, Girls' Service Leagueg National Honor Society 3, 4. Hereis a little maiden whois earned the best of gradin'f' PAULINE WOOLLEY Classical Choral clubg Booster club 2, 3. Sweet as a songf' 1 I DOROTHY WORSTER General Booster club 2, 3, 45 Latin club 2g Committees 2, 4. Toufll like her when you know her -attractive, friendly and neat. BILL YOERNS Industrial Volleyball 3. Of all things you wear, your expresf sion is the most important. LEE YOTHERS Classical Reserve football 3g Intramural golf 35 Band Z, 3, 45 Reserve basketball 2, 3g Booster club 2, 3, 43 Chemistry club 3, 4g Dramatic club 2, 35 Committees 2, 3, 45 HifY 4. 'You just can't keep a good man downll' MARGARET YOUNG Commercial Councilman 3, Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4. Peg to those who like her-therefore, just Peg. JIMMY YOUTZ Classical HifY 2, 3, 4g Leaders' club 2, 3, 4g Chemistry club 45 National Honor Society 4. A little fellow of a jolly sort, Whom we all think is a dandy sportf' TONY ZALESKI Industrial Committee 25 National Graphic Arts Guild 3, 4. Shun not the struggle, face it. MAXINE WYNN Home Economics Times agent 4, Booster club Z, 3 Friendship club 2, 3. uCharm and personality 'Wyn'. KENNY YOHE Vocational He'll always play the game. ALYSE YOUNG Commercial Booster club 43 Friendship club 4. Charm wins the eye, wit the soul A mixture of them is my goal. WALTER YOUNG Classical Choral clubg Class play 3. He's little-he's wise, He's a terror for his size. JAMES YURASITS Industrial All I ask is fair treatment for every one. ROBERT ZEITZ Commercial Leaders' club 3, 4. Loyal to friends. V, V. 7 1 EILEEN ZEMBER General Girls' Service League 4g National Honor Society 4. 'Gladsome heart and dancing feet. ZAUGHN ZERBY Commercial National Honor Society 4g Commit' tees 3, 43 Girls' Service League secref tary 4g Press club 4, Art League 43 Councilman 3g Booster club 4g McKinf leyite staff 4 Life saving 4. Artistic, through this damsel fair, Even to her fiery hair. 1 BYRON ZIKE General Booster club 4. 'Little man, what now? HAROLD ADAMS Commercial 'Life is a song. SAM BARBATO Industrial 'Glad to come, glad to be here, glad to go. MIKE KARK Technical Football 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4g Track 3, 4. All the stars are not in the heavens. KATHLEEN ZERBE Classical National Honor Society 4. There be none of Beauty's daughters with eyes like thine. DAVID ZETTLER General Reserve football 2, Leaders' club 2g Varsity football 3. Nice to know. SAPHO ZOZOLA Commercial National Honor Society 4g Girls' Ser' vice League, treasurer 4, Booster club 49 Committee 4. Sapho is sweet and deniure But a real modern, that's sure. JAMES BAECHEL General A friend to many friends. PROSPINA FORCHIONE Commercial National Honor Society 43 Girls' Serf vice League, Friendship club 4g Booster club 3, 4g Modern Writers' club 4g Committees 3, 4. Loyal to friends, a fat grader, too, And yet she paddles her own canoe. MIKE PREVA Classical .Quiet and consistentfl Senior Statistics Returned to school for final year, September 7. Elected the following officers in Gctoberz President, John Beazle vicefpresident, Lois Boop, secretary, Peggy Miller, and treasurer Ralph Gloss. Provided 11 of 25 football lettermen. Gave nine lettermen to basketball team. Presented The Romantic Age for class play December 10 and 11 Represented majority of members in numerous clubs of school. Worked with Mr. Swan and Miss Motchman as boys' and girls' advisors Gave Iolanthe , a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, as annual presentaf tion, February 18 and 19. Elected 110 into National Honor Society, 16 into Quill and Scroll and 12 into Thespian Society. Were hosts at open house program, April 22. Enjoyed three class parties in the music room. Danced to the music of Eddie Juenemann and his orchestra at the Junior' Senior reception which was held at the Land 0'Dance, May 13 Held picnic at Turkeyfoot lake in June. Graduated approximately 900 at commencement exercises in City audi' torium, June 8 and 9. Supported all McKinley activities with the loyalty and enthusiasm characteristic of other graduating classes. Page 95 3 Bottom vow: Miss Walton, Miss Swinehart, Miss E. Thompson, Miss McNary, Miss Marble, Miss Post, Miss Motschman, Miss L. Stonehill. Second vow: Mr, Swan, Mr. Pearce, Mr. Forrest, Mr. Lanning, Mr. Frizzell, Mr. Osborne. Senior Guardians and Advisors The functions of the senior guardians are to arrange for the social activities throughout the year. Mr. Lanning is chairman of the group. Chairmen of the committees are: Miss Post, refreshment, Miss Swinehart, decoratingg and Miss Marble, entertain' ment. The senior advisors, Miss Motschman and Mr. Swan, handle all student problems. Page 96 Members of the senior council, with the aid of the Senigr Cguncil guardians, govern the student body and work tof gether for the betterment of their class. Each councilman is elected by the home room he repref sents. The council works with the senior class officers and the senior guardians of whom Mr. Lanning is chairman. I ua Bottom 'rowa Couris, Jacobs, Crites, Holland, Atherton, Blemker, Glick, Frank, Eller. Second row: Allen, Beazel, Bloch, Campbell, Prankhouser, Blackburn, Burd. Third row: Limbert, Fiore, Lowry, Shaffner, Hanson. Page 97 Bottom vow: Fehn, Burkhardt, Shorsten, Rochus, Hunt, Garfield, Jury, Deal, Swager, Radosevic, Monzione, Bader, Shurtz. Second vow: Evans, Boop, Sager, Johnstone, Springer, Rowles, Miller, Glick, Harsh, Skeeles, Bishop, Rogers. Third vow: Freedman, Pace, Weich, Fulk, Domer, Crowl, Atwell, Spring, Jacobs. Senior Entertainment Committee Members of this committee have the exceptionally hard job of seeing that each person at the senior parties has a good time. Jack Crowl, chairman, and Lee Atwell, assistant chairman, headed the com' mittee for a novel and successful season. Faculty chairman of the group was Miss Marble. Page 98 For all the senior parties, the refreshment committee Senior plans refreshments, which will be in keeping with Refreshment the decorations for the occasion. The committee Cgmmittee also serves the refreshments. Miss Post is in charge of the group. Chairman of the group is Zaughn Zerbe. Assistant chairman is Lee Yothers. Bottom row: DeFrance, Gregory, Iohnson, Boone, Atteniese, Ecrement, Zerbe, Obermiller, Zozola Tohey, Metzger, Kopp. Second row: Kettler, Scott, Evans, Forchione, Atherton, Emanuelson Klein, Vasvari, Eschelman, Frank. Third row: Guest, Rankin, Tuersley, Yothers, Ritz Jacobs, Plapper. V Page 99 Bottom row: Rubin, Kendall, Dlugoleski, Rutter, Robinette, Stoner, Niarchos, Scholes, Putman, Rinehart, Sleighter, McCullough, Lux, Pottorf, Crites, Riehl. Second row: Dougherty, Hambleton, Huberty, Bolduce, Betz, Gerwig, Popovich, Ferguson, Demeter, Miller, Essig, Albu, Weiss. Third 1ow:Bloch, Worster, Donahue, Miller, Wallis, Leopold, Kestel, Thomas, Dunlap, Blemker, Steimer, Campbell, Fourth Tow: Sikora, Sirk, Koehler, Rankin, Klingler, Gellenbeck, Couris. Fifth 'rowz Lipp, Bund, Parker, Mccurdy, Bream. Senior Pleasant times at senior parties are greatly enhanced Decorating by the efforts of the decorating committee which Committee each year strives harder to outdo the committees of previous years. Chairman of the group for the Half loWe'en party was Robert Gellenbeck, and for the Valentine party, Leo Klingler. Miss Swinehart was the faculty chairman. Page 100 Girls' Service League is composed of those girls Girls, Service who have maintained an average of 90 percent or League more during their three years of high school. These girls are selected at the end of their junior year. The officers are: President, Jenny Thomas, Vice President, Anna Miller, Secretary, Zaughn Zerbeg Treasurer, Sapho Zozola. . , . ,N . f ' ' 'xnxx Bottom row: Kloss, Iury, Jeffries, Rubin, Donahue, Broadwater, Obermiller, Crawford, Blemker Demeter, Ferguson, Garfield, Boop, Brown, Metzger, Kopp. Second 'rowz Boncu, A. Miller Vasvari, Wiseman, Forchione, Zerbe, Thomas, Badilla, Kline, Fisher, Pottorf, P. Miller Hooper, Tohey, Zozola. Third row: Farnham, Scott, Leopold, Dencer, Hill, Eschelman, Zem ber, Miss Motschrnan, K. Smith, Bossart, Ayoub, Downard, Darany, Copeland. Page 101 1 Bottom row: Rogers, Boyd, Deal, Steimer, Miss Haverstack. Second vow: Fitzpatrick, Gruber, Bean, Koehler. Senior Class Play Romantic Melisande falls in love with the knight of her dreams, who turns out to be a common stock broker, and as such eligible for her hand in The Romantic Age presented by the seniors. Parts in the production were assigned according to the sucf cess of the applicants in their tryfouts. Page 102 The production cast has charge of collecting and Senigr returning all the properties necessary for the play. Class Play This group is directly responsible for the success of the play and this year was made up of Ralph Gloss, john Burdette, John Fitzpatrick, Jack Crowl, Richard Lipp, William Couris, Marian Glick and Ruth Rubin. Bottom vow: Spring, Rubin, Smith, Glick, Brown, Couris. Second vow: Crowl, Klingler, Lipp, Bund Page 103 Bottom row: Boop, Petersen, Miller, Cbermiller, Finefrock, Metzger. Second vow: Sponseller, Johnston, Ferguson, Schaifner. Hall Guard Chairmen This group aims to give to the student body a chance to assist in maintaining order about the school. A chairman is assigned to each period. From the seniors who have study halls at that time, the chairman selects the hall guards. These people are responsible for registering persons traveling the halls. Page 104 Senior girls had two basketball teams representing Senigr Girls' them during the year. These teams were coached Basketball by Miss Lynn. Maxine Shurtz and Gladys Wirth were captains of Delta and Gamma respectively. Both teams finished a successful season. The Delta team holds the school championship. Bottom row: Crowl, Wirth, Petit, Shurtz, Fair, Cobb, Dougherty, Moore. Second vow: Richard son, M. Cirone, J. Kerr, Gass, Soldatis, Gilger. Third row: Popovich, Radosevic, E. Miller Page 105 i Bottom row: Bader, Adolf, Haubert, Cunningham, Blemker, Monzione, Dougherty, Rubin. Second row: Kerr, Williams, Springer, Glick, Brown, Shurtz, Richardson. Senior Girls' Tennis Seniors turned out in goodly numbers for the tennis tournament which was run off by the girls of the school under the direction of Miss Lynn. From these elimination contests a school champion was selected. The matches were played on the city courts before and after school hours. Page 106 In the intramural track and field meet held at Senigr Bgys' Nimisilla park on April 6 and 7, the boys of the Track senior class defeated both the juniors and sophof mores. The purpose of this meet is to uncover possible varsity material. The winning contestants have become members of the varsity group. Bottom row: Plappert, Scott, Mosley, Kark, Nicolet, Klingler, Siegler, Rich. Second 'row Fernandez, Hanson, Smith, Andrews, Snyder, D. Fernandez. Page 107 National Honor Society Membership in National Honor Society, the high' est achievement a McKinley student can attain, was merited by 110 members of this year's senior class. The selection is based on scholarship, service, lead' ership, and character. Officers are: President, Lois Boop, VicefPresident, David Carrg Secretary, Wil' liam Courisg and Treasurer, Jimmy Youtz. Page 108 Senior Choral Club gives students a wider experif ence in musical productions. It takes part in many outside programs, and gives an annual operetta which this year was the successful Iolanthe . The officers are: President, James Beang VicefPresident, james Bainesg Secretary, Louise Pottorfg Treasurer, Eileen McAnany. Senior Choral Club Page 109 Page 110 Page 111 ,, f ,,, f if Dlvd: ,nut ao A-.vmbj ack b a She sells aca shuts Woof woof X gfmple seniors Th: len and Short of H' rricZU'u2 Q-ge-X R1 '11 0516 +h4'-45 H1113 mlm again m:m5 'Mc bog ifhen came JYHQ 'C F? wwf I Coy-i9 Xocks lfknfors wov'K'Q mere mana. Jfowhmg HCM, 'H+ 'V Thy-ees a. cfqwd I ,those SENIUHS Page 112 Tha. Cmmpbelkis me coming Sun K1ST hlypg Ncten yu-1 're Q sweefl-cd Ad svn 1 Gold P rwlrx Superior- l r 6md ycu huf and H 2 number please Joe Head T112 CLP? lens: ev WV Keg 1933 1, af go The sp 4, dood LS vf mc cux my Q+j Smde healrh shams! Vfwgivxln M ,W nm ir! Fav: Hi , Toots par Kcd Bill fore! COHXITI round +51 1' 'Pimg Qu? L Tuffy I we swma dl'-9 d'e'U nm SINIUHS I 'hwnnerei-te, Slefz V24 ? ff COUJYMEHTM .fx ...,.,,....-ffcW7 KU IHSH mf-A.?Ms,??emf,, TTS Safvrdmy 50 -Sym if Swmg ,Tl nmu, I, I 5 dr A 1, 3 'Rnd Y A smfisfied SENIHHS foo Hao camera .Shy J 'Jo s Ng 5 ' :T ' Z Xe X King Kong 'frm rt S 'Hia rocks. tguahdowmw ? cow-pw-wh Dm-we xd an Pom A. Svrv-nh 'H1 dnaxnund lCT+1e wncm- wluczl- -no 1 omg, bvvfrvs 2 buy Junk cleadev s I ,Jockey 4 ie , h.-xl '42 ' 1,6 amy fm! vm IHSH +010 buuhqqagf, LAAP bv-by! It's Good-Bye and Hello We're sad to say goodfbye today To the portals of McKinley, We find it hard to have to part From associates so friendly. They all marched past our senior class, Our trials, our joys, our plights, Plays and parties, clubs and proms, Baccalaureate and classfnight. We gave our last cheering blast For Bulldog punts and passes, We say farewell to period bells That called us to our classes. But though we go, we say 'ihellol' For a new day is upon us, t Real naked life, her joys and strife, Alas, are still beyond us. But welll dive in and try to swim This world of troubled waters, And make our names renowned and famed As McKinley's sons and daughters. lust where we go, we do not know, But be it business or in college, XVe'll try our best to lead the rest, With our own McKinley knowledge. So we say Hgoodfbyel' to McKinley High And Uhellou to a world unfriendly. Though we pass by, there will never die Our love for thee, McKiiiley. -DON DIAMOND. Page 118 351 rs, ,L gi? .Q . Q., W5 J' if 7 1 ii A 1.115 ,,, 'aw vm q . , 1 .np 5 1-I ffT'f'TiTi'f 'M .A1 , , 'gi ig ' A V fi wi 3 l , 4, H, ,V we 1, 1 A dis-1 M f 5 w , ' + me ,3H,-EQ - QQ' 'Jig vii' We-I1lz'g':J1:1-1ug'H L , if w 1 H'-'ML-'ff Y , m ' A QJLAQQK fr X, iff A 4 H if ' ii a1P fIE ' f1k2M522453 fi! Q k 9 r'?9? 'f if1 f 'U VL gjzfflf l2U'vf?', , Y 2' 5 if :I ,Sb fig jf! V1 Liii? f ' ug -N . 1: g 'LM ff.1L'f' ' ' , I 'L -. 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Page 120 Two class parties were held in the music room, Junior Review but the social hiflight of the year was the juniorf senior reception which was held at the Land 0'Dance, May 13. Mr. Robinson was chairman of the various class guardians. Page 121 Bottom row: Haas, Love, Babylon, Bonvincini, Stevens, Urban, Grimm, Moesle, Bodnar. Second 'rowz Austin, Swartz, Dailey, Figley, Sommers, Boring, Harris, Martin, Long. Third row: Wise, Mees, McClain, Whitehouse, Hontas, Clark, Siegler, Strauch, Cooley. Fourth vow: Mitsef, Goldberg, Krause, Wise, Gibbons, Beck. Junior Council Members of the junior council make up the govern' ing body of their class. Decisions made by them are passed on to other class members. They also have charge of coHecdng chss dues 'The group cooperates with the junior officers and the junior guardians of whom Mr. Robinson is chairman. Page 122 These committees have the respective duties of prof Junior Refreshment viding good food and decorating the music room and Decorating at junior parties. Cofchairmen of the refreshment Committees committee were Ralph Myer and Louis Hausrath. Harold Fondren and Beverly Roud headed the dec' orating committee. Miss Housley and Miss Zaugg were the respective faculty chairmen. Bottom row: Kost, Fitzpatrick, Roud, Byer, Snowden, Hughes, Postlewaite, Schmidt, Thorley Etris, Yutzey, Dapollo, DeFrance. Second row: Urban, Bandu, Ferguson, Smith, Zinzlen Nelson, Coe, Essix, Doyle, Enot, Carlin, Dice, Bradshaw, Blanford, Lobb. Third row: Myers Scarlott, Charley, Khoury, Harriman, johnson, Schwab, Skaggs, Hall, Fondren, Hausrath Mees, David. Page 123 Bottom row: Cecconi, Blum, Heatley, Radosevic, Fisher, Anders, Dickinson, Auld, Shaheen, Bowers, Demian. Second vow: Zandt, Garcia, Kenner, Meyers, Campbell, Henderson, Jones, Wendling, Haas. 'Third row: Starkey, McClain, Schmidt, Wallace. Junior Entertainment and Program Committees The entertainment committee sees to it that every' body at junior parties enjoys himself, while the program committee makes and distributes programs. Chairman of the entertainment committee was Bob Schmidt and assistant chairman, Jack McClain. Miss Colville and Miss Zinninger were the respective faculty chairmen. Page 124 Delta and Gamma, captained by Miriam Feldbush Junigr Girls' and Annette Johnson respectively, were the junior Basketball basketball champions. Delta was the most success' ful, winning four out of six games. Gamma won three and lost three. The faculty advisor was Miss Lynn. Bottom vow: Blair, Hegnauer, Petit, Summers, Felclbush, Johnson, Davis, Stuchel, Austin Second 'rowz McQuaide, Carroll, Jones, Sheatzley, Vargones, Raibourne, Rope, Rother mel, Hand. Page 125 1 Bottom row: Kark, Lauzmann, Hoff, Evans, Blair, Davis, Barnett, Feldbush, Miller, Huelf, Martin, Dice, Rhoads, Hand, Fogel, Dunlap. Second vow: Sarkis, Franzo, Stuchel, McQuaide Rothermel, Becker, Sirean, Postlewaite, Garthwaite, Johnson, Blair, Bowers, Boord, Pearson Keough, Karn, Etris. Third row: McVehil, Austin, Sommers, Bradshaw, Hegnauer, Petit Fitzpatrick, Jones, Rope, Carroll, Kincel, Cabezas, Sheatzly, Lehman, Christopher, Bodnar. Fourth row: Hart, Vargonnes, Snowden, Parker, Andes, Ardis, McGirr, Raibourne, Morrison. a a s Junigr Gil-ls' Although the juniors dropped the volleyball chamf Volleyball pionship to the seniors, their season was successful. Out of the six junior teams, the green team was high winning nine out of eleven games. Miss Lynn was the coach. Page 126 The junior girls interested in tennis were paired off by the faculty advisor, Miss Lynn. The girls Tennis played each other until one girl remained as class champion. The class champions then competed for the school title. Junior Girls' Bottom row: Bowers, Sommers, Shaheen, Garthwaite, Johnson, Moore, Kirsh, Petit, Hegnauer Second row: Lauxman, Hart, Thorley, Grobosky, Williams, Raibourne, Jones, McVehil. Page 127 Bottom Tow: Kuemerle, Wagner, McGuirt, Luckring, Foradas, Hoslar. Second 'rowz Chimples, Frenz, Alexander, Kettler, Aeshbacher. Junior Boys' Volleyball The junior team walked away with the 1937 intra' mural volleyball championship. Eight of the 40 original junior teams participated in the interfclass playfoff. Two sophomore, two junior, and two senior teams played in the finals. Emblems were awarded to ten junior players. Page 128 After advancing to the finals in the intramural Junigr Boys' tennis tournarnentg the squad of 16 juniors called Tennis finis to another fairly successful season. Charles Merriman won the highest individual honors in attaining the junior championship title. l Bottom 'rowz Ziegler, McAfee, D. Myers, R. Myers. Second 'rowz Shield, McClain Page 129 Bottom vow: Wonderly, Shaheen, Kiezer, Ropp, Guist, Heatley, Blair, Williams, Logston, Urban, Fisher, Dickinson, johnson, Garthwaite, Zinslen, Schwab, Criswell, Demian, Salmon. Second row: Hegnauer, Soldatis, Smith, Bryer, Kraft, Kraji, Lombardi, Weimer, Richardson, Parker, Gialluca, Monza, Garcia, Gilmore, Dominick, Barr, Ramsey, Reed. Third vow: McGaughey, Martin, Mahalavich, Lobb, White, Blum, Kantor, Spisak, Radosevic, Doyle, Girtler, Har' ris, Dice, Hill, Nelson, Austin, Moberry, Haas. Fourth vow: Lemke, Petit, McMillen, Smith, Forrest, Schmidt, Faulk, Mathias, George, Williams, Hanson. Junigr Girls with From this group will come the future members of 90 Averages National Honor Society and Girls' Service League. A 90 percent average is an achievement to be proud of and to maintain. Participation in out' side activities is another factor that makes this achievement difficult. Page 130 To maintain an average of 90 percent or more Junigr Bgys with during the junior year of high school is a record 90 Averages worthy of special recognition. Many of these stud' ents are active in other school clubs and organizaf tions, making their task doubly hard. Bottom row: Witterman, Strauch, Focht, Miller, Kehl, Hontas, Hickern, Strang, Mees, Wise Armogida. Second row: Knoch, Dobina, Raymond, Schario, Barnes, Heidenrick, Roberts Schmidt, Hand, Iohnson. 'Third row: Moore, Reese, Wagner, Chimples, Miller, Boop, Klumpf Hatfield, Gordon, Walther, H. Schmidt. O Page 131 rn- .. , - ' 1 . - A , iowa or mia. abd:-wvi A swwahe menu., pm Qvmt Pxeaiev no ,em4,,tYi,r I rmdw' Nd Wa JHNIHHS - F ,. ., ..-W ,, . 'C Qwrvcxx: ckxnmv '2 YN Son 165 clcvhqn sm 3 oien hollfflag haw-lQf+Q u Yu vvwcf. IH3H Page 133 h14.,n,d U-IH e TX uelg vcjv -41 9844541 sXf V1 1 , AH-1 K Q-fj ' ' ,,-ivfa,-3 7031-5 .Mi-t 'i im: 'Sth ei,-fi ' ., . 5 ' La 9 .Jig ' - QM' T-ff'-'l--3 2 A , M 5:9 w-isis? 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I 5, Q., M 7'. K-,1 '- ' Q, Uk, i 45. 5, W, L. ,,. V .- Q . 5:1 12, fgjtf 2 'xr ' 1 1,1-', .., v1 1 4, 1 I f .4 r , 1 Page 137 Sophomore Review In their first year at McKinley, the class of '40 elected Dwight Redd, Anne Ward, Sally Shurtz, and Mike Grady as their class officers. The sophof mores were second in size in McKinley with an enrollment of approximately 1,000. Page 138 Two parties were included in the social year. A Sophomore Review getfacquainted dance in December, and a spring frolic early in April. To Mr. Hinton as chairman of the class guardians goes a great deal of credn for the successful year. , ff' Page 139 Bottom row: Pilcher, Kirk, Vaughn, Brown, Cavalier, Ward, Nader, Pappas, Heil, Terrigan. Second row: Hansen, Boerngen, Rabenstein, Redd, Scanlon, Kessler, Klamer, Puncheon. Third row: Carlin, Larking, Keller, Folk, Lancaster, Brady, Jandura, Motley, Fry. Fourth row: Moore, Tabeau, Purses, Frederick. Sgphomgre Cguncil These students represent their fellow classmates. Each sophomore thus has a say in the affairs of the school that concern him. The group Works with the sophomore class officers and the sophomore class guardians of whom Mr. Hinton is chairman. Page 140 These committees plan the refreshments, decorations and entertainment at sophomore parties. Student chairmen are: Fred Merry, refreshment, Bill McNealy, Gloria Anderson, Thelma Deemer, Edf ward Sherwood, Regina Harmon, Rita Parker and Ruth Banaham, decorating. Sophomore Committees N U .fy '- ., , ' Page 141 Bottom vow: Shurtz, Hammonds, Segretti, Firm, Smith, Formasi, Bulat, Beazel. Second row: Kirkbricle, Schneider, Hauck, Dempsey, Frazier, Nolan, Petit, Pappas. Sophomore Girls' Basketball Anna Bulat captained the Delta team of the sophof mores, and Katherine Tormasi captained the Gamf ma team. Delta had the more successful season of the two, winning two of the six games played with teams from the other classes. Gamma was able to win only one of its games. Page 142 These students represent the best of the groups Sophomore Gil-15 which have come to McKinley from other junior with 90 Averages high schools. We hope they continue in the same paths they have begun to follow and thus uphold the high standards of scholarship McKinley wishes to maintain. Bottom vow: Pappas, Schaeffer, Ackerman, Rose, Reynolds, Niarchos, Orfanedes, Schneider Darling, Anderson, Belcastro, Belcastro, Beatty, Gerber, Beazel. Second vow: Dwyer, Wood Casper, Paolozzi, Garaux, Ward, Becker, Hicks, Payne, Chiki, Gilham, Danner, Manley Rampi. Third row: Imboden, Brooks, Robinson, Schuster, Singer, Salman, Broy, johnson Allen, Groschmidt, Dantesh, Swarez, Pilcher. Page 143 Bottom 1'ow:Hahn, Wagner, Sherwood, Klamer, Spencer, Anastis. Second row: Dougherty, Muscha, Humanick, Machuga. Sophgmgre BOYS This group has a right to be proud of their attain' with 90 Averages ment for they have maintained a high standard of scholarship by surmounting the handicaps of a new school and a new environment. They are the honor group of their class. Page 144 hlwvx-fer -Flower 5 Us 1 :meg bu-JS love S241 rl' o. QYXZLX11 p 2 ul-Ihkj Cm Trwbie f Annansihe x rdn , pa-Per: Sweci' Thing SHPHUMHHES Page 145 SUPHHMHIHS 12- -fr - . Q1G'1eg11,12g.1.1 rx 11.9.15 mlm-i1..1-.1's.41,1'1,.1--:-,1 ,, 1 11' . , - 'QS Yvw'-iaiffife 1 S5 1 .A I. 1 A ,,, h,..E.::Lj., ., ,fqfhf 5..f,.1..1, r,,,.,1 Mg .1 WW ,,-1 1. 4 2 57 wi, Alai JM' FH 1 Jem, YSXNV -. ,3?,,::.,, 4, it Riu nw, . rv v I 'ns xx f 1 fi 15 .1fr. -,- . -. 1' -. :'k.9.x5i:, .w if 1151 ' n f . g wt, y ' 557' K 5agmi??EWH1Fmmiwfiwifiiiiiamvfwvffiwivrvvvvxwiwwqfwmww? 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Page 148 CARL ROBERTSON CLYDE DUGAN GEORGE LUTHER MARION MOTLEY FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Years on Lettermen Position Team Class Jack Barthel . L. H. 3 Senior Ed Biasella . 2 Senior Bob Brown . . . L. T. 1 Junior William Cooley . . L. H. 1 Junior Clyde Dugan . C. 1 junior Tony Fehn . R. H. 1 Junior Ralph Fife . . R. G. 2 Senior Jim Flex . . G. 2 Junior joe Gyalog . . L. G. 1 Junior Page 149 Weight 145 159 285 148 167 150 168 165 160 CHARLES ROTAR FRANK RYAN EMU.. KAMP BOB BROWN EUOTBALL LETTERMEN Years on Lettermen Position Team Class Bradley Johns . L. H, 2 Junior Emil Kamp . . F. 2 junior Frank Kark . . R. T. 'Z Junior Mike Kark . L. T. 2 Senior Harold Lockard . . R. H. 2 Junior Eddie Long . L. E. 2 Senior George Luther . . R. T. 1 Junior Bill Miller . . C. 1 Junior Page 150 Vsfeiglit 140 195 170 190 163 141 210 160 BILL SIMON JOE GYALOG FRANK KARK SAM PURSES FQOTBALL LETTERMEN Years on Lettermen Position Team Class Marion Motley F. 2 Senior Sam Purses R. E. 1 junior Carl Robertson R. T. 2 Senior Nick Roman R. E. 2 Senior Charles Rotar 2 Senior Frank Ryan . . L. G. 2 Senior Bill Simon . R. G. 2 Senior John Tiseviclu 1 Junior Page 151 Weiglit 185 160 184 170 146 170 145 145 HAROLD LOCKARD NICK ROMAN RALPH FIFE BILL MILLER FOOTBALL STATISTICS Won eight out of nine games played. Totaled 208 points against 25 for opponents. Averaged 23 points a game to three for opponents. Goal line remained uncrossed until the last two games. Placed one man, Ralph Fife on all state team. Placed Charles Rotar, Marion Motley and Ralph Fife on allfcounty eleven. Lost both county championship and mythical state crown in last game of the season. Page 152 JOHN TISEVICH MIKE KARK ED BIASELLA JIM FLEX FOCTBALL STATISTICS Finished second successful season under Coach John Reed. Played all home games at Lehman stadium. Held practices at Cook's park, I-Iarter field, and Lakeside stadium Held opponents scoreless in all but two games. Played traditional rivals, Massillon and Steubenville, at home. 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G 1 Page 159 Glass Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior TIM TRINER GUSTAVE KRAUSE MURRAY SCOTT CHARLES ROTAR STATISTICS Attained 12 victories out of I5 games played. Encountered all of the setfbacks on strange playing floors. Bob Wolfe was chosen on the first all Ohio team, and Carl Fiore was named on the second. Carl Fiore won the individual scoring record for the season by roll' ing up 19 points in the second game against Massillon. Made their highest score of the season in their 5744 triumph over Dover. Charlie Rotar captained the team until the end of the first semester when he became ineligible. He was succeeded by Nick Roman. Eleven of the 18 players on the basketball linefup received letters. Page 160 Tournament Statistics Swamped Minerva 28f12 to gain a place among the ten teams surviving sectional play. Bob Wolfe and Nick Roman lead the offensive with eight points apiece. Although not up to their usual form, the Bulldogs won a clean combat from Shaker Heights in the district play by the score of 32f22. Bob Wolfe again lead the individual scoring with 16 points. Nick Roman, was ejected in the fourth period on per' sonal fouls, the only player to leave the game by this route. Downing a powerful Youngstown East team 2949 before a capacity house, the McKinley Bulldogs won a right to enter the state finals at Columbus. Bob Wolfe lead the scoring with 14 points, several of which were accounted for by spectacular onefhand field goals. In the display of fine floor play and a great passing attack, this exhibition topped all previous tournament contests. Although victorious 26f22 over Toledo Woodward in the first game at Columbus, the Bulldogs were oiffform. The quintet connected in only 10 out of 5 2 shots from the field. Captain Nick Roman and Bob Wolfe left the game in the second half due to excessive fouling. After advancing to the quarter finals, state title hopes were blasted by Hamilton, last year's champions who defeated the Bulldogs 3866. In the thrilling final quarter, McKinley suffered the fatal loss of Wolfe and Roman who were ejected after com' miting four personal fouls. In the same quarter the Bulldogs jumped into the lead for the first time with less than two minutes to play. Hamilton, however, quickly tied the score and in the last 30 seconds clinched the game with a spectacular shot from the field. This marks the eighth time the Red and Black have participated in the Columbus event-the record of all Chio schools. Page 161 Bottom vow: Strauch, Hansen, Scott, Stock, Alecusan, Andrews, Klingler, Nicolet, Kark, Raushen- baugh, Kirk, Lipp, Mosley, Suarez. Second row: Shear, E. Jacobs, Carlin, Fernandez, Sigler, Diekman, Bader, C. Jacobs, Krider, Recar, DeCamp, Couris, Mr, Wright. Third vow: Rich, VanHorn, Brahler, Morgenson, Robertson, Sturrett, Smith, Hendershot, Kiehl, Bauman, Franta, Fudlow. Varsity Track Competed in seven meets, all of them outfofftown, Held practice sessions at Nimisilla park. Drilled in calisthenics at Y. M. C. A. prior to out' side running. Represented McKinley at the clinic of Qhio high school athletics sponsored by the Miami athletic association. Were strongest in the sprinting and quarter mile events. Eight lettermen were included in the linefup. Page 162 Faced the current season determined to retain the Varsity Baseball state championship trophy which they won in 1937. Eight lettermen returned to the linefup. Initial game of the season was played at Wooster, April 22. Played under the direction of Coach Reed, Began formal drills near the conclusion of spring football practice. Played most of their home games at Cook park and city field. Bottom 'row:Onesto, Rudy, Fiore, Weimer, Triner, Bozman, Pastor. Second 'rowz Snyder, ju kovic, Lonce, Hose, Purses, Krause. Page 163 Bottom vow: Marshall, Freedman, Ondo, Wolfe, Keagy, Smith, Mamaliga, Blackburn, Guest, McVehil. Second vow: Hirsh, Domer, Shisby, Rueggeseger, Domer, Knuii, Byrd, Born, Mr. Branin. Varsity Swimming Retained district championship by winning first place in the Hudson meet. Took second place in the State aquatic meet at ' Columbus with Captain Al Hirsch setting a new record in the 100 yard backstroke event. Were defeated only twice in the regular schedule, once by Sandusky and once by Fremont. Captured first honors at the Carnegie Tech meet for the fourth consecutive time. Seventeen swimmers received letters. Page 164 Began their season with the handicap of having lost Varsity Golf the entire 1937 team through graduation. Opened their campaign against Orville, April 22. Played majority of their matches on the home course at Tam O'Shanter. Were under the direction of Mr. Goodman. Interclass competition helped in choosing the varsity. Sparkfplug of the team was Marko Meola, holder of the county junior championship. Bottom row: Witterman, Marku, Ross, Birtalin, Champion, Spitale, Second row: Beazel, Grusea Davies, Brendus, Meola. Page 165 Bottom row: Blotus, Skelly, Brownsberger, Blackburn. Second row: Redd, Shiel, Corbetts. Varsity Tennis Four lettermen returned to the team. Dick Brownsherger, city junior champion, lead the list of returning veterans. Most promising newcomer was Chuck Merriman, the city junior boys' champion. Thirteen matches were scheduled for the current season. Final linefup consisted of Meyers, Corbets, Black, Brownsberger, Gruber, Merriman and Striel. Held practice sessions at Nimisilla courts. Were under the expert tutilage of Paul Schott. Page 166 Were defeated in 10 of their 14 games, Rgserve Basketball Suffered most of their defeats by slight margins. Split even in their two game series with the Masf sillon reserves. Were composed entirely of sophomores. Played under the expert coaching of Dan Myers. Developed promising material for next year's varsity. Played most of their contests as preliminaries to varsity games. Bottom row: Bailey, Kark, Ferris, Price, Brahler, Scanlon. Second row: Koph, Redd, Holmes Puro, Grady. Page 167 Bottom row: Werner, Jerome, Benedict, I. Kark, Scanlon, Klonowski, Rocci, Novelli. Second 'rowz Worster, Puro, Magaszano, Kopf, Tishkofl, Williams, Murphy. Third vow: Mr. Hinton, Stoilaire, McGurk, Borden, Spillios. Reserve Football The McKinley Reserves, suffering a weak defense, bowed to defeat in four of their five scheduled games. About twentyffive players saw action during the season. Novelli, Murphy, Brown and Klonowski were the team's mainstays. Paul Schott and Virgil Hinton were the coaches. Played most of their games at Deuber park. Page 168 Thirty girls were selected from after school color Volleyball All.St3r5 teams. They were divided into two teams which were known as West Point and Annapolis. Teams played as part of open house program April 22. Were coached by Miss Lynn. Held practices after school in girls' gym on long court. - Group included five sophomores, 14 juniors, and 11 seniors. Bottom 'rows Adolf, Rowls, Pettit, Barnett, Feldbush, Wirth, Johnson, Bair, Shurtz, Dougherty. Second row: McQuaide, Vaughen, Spiker, Pustay, Hegnauer, Cindric, Moore, Kerr. Third row: Soldatis, Rinehart, Cirone, Shaney, Girtler, Rowinski, Andes, Pettit, Lauxman. Page 169 Bottom row: Blair, Dougherty, Stuchel, Tormasi, Petit, Feldbush, Summers, Shurtz. Second row: Richardson, Gunias, Raibourne, Sergi, Cobb, Huelf. Yale Came from behind in last minute of play to tie Harvard 31f31. Game was played February 25 in the school music room. Captain of team was Jean Pettit. High scorer for the game was Betty Stuchel. Miss Lynn was faculty coach and Miss Clarke, faculty advisor. Ruth Richardson and Helen Huelf were student managers. Cheer leaders were Theodora Gunias and John Sergi. Page 170 Tied Yale in a thrilling contest 3181. Harvard The tie was the second in 11 years. Ellen Puncheon was high scorer for both teams with 15 points. Mary Cirone was student manager for Harvard and Helen Huelf was head manager for both teams. Gladys Wirth was captain of the team. Miss Lynn was faculty coach and Miss Walton was faculty advivsor. Cheers were led by Bill Couris and June Haubert, Bottom row: Austin, Crowl, Davis, Wirth, Petit, Hegnauer, Gilger. Second vow: Johnson Cirone, Huelf, Haubert, Soldatis. Page 171 I GRIDDERS WIN OPENER FROM r cLEveLANmif-2 EAST TECH.'54I'0. 6 STE UBEA1 VILLL-1 FALLS BEFORE STRONG ATTACK 4 I - G ifll L , .I 19. I lr ' VICKINLEY Loses ' ,lf y. BITTER STRUGGLE T0 MASSILON I9-G BASKETBALL QUINTET TAKE5 AKRON WEST 33-29 QAQERS Lose TouRNAMsN'f To HAMILTON 38-ac. AFTER I ADVANCING TO QUARTER-FINALS 'M x s. 51.-'M wx K x N-x. . 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L.-.-':. 12. YE- J' 'M iff-f'5!J'e'i TJHM1-.u . . :-:4--s,Qfw'?1.r-g.,--I--g..y,,..J,,, gf. -g1gg?5-gib ,A -1. f - '-, '- .gf w w? v:aE?FW55r.--f:.-5:-L1 -1. V:-1 w..:-fijag - -,mf- f'?1w1af5e wwrfvg- f-Hemp. :Mr QJEXS7'-!5,g?h. -4 -fi5g:- ,- ..-.. -, . - gig h'Bgi'm' w +' Qu -in -111,316 gm ' 45 , ., 5 4 wh, . . r .-, ..J.-, , Mm .e , T V-.A 4. ,L-,, W, M,,, fi., , ,,, .,-..g-.Q . 1 ...Q---.. .rug-..14,i. 1-. w Jw V Q- ff. -gg , M , -W , .1,,,g,f3A Q.-15---, 51.-,-w X, ,-ggi '13, 'my-. .' . 1.2 - , ., FQ ' . ' f V The cabinet is composed of the executive officers Friendship Cabinet and the committee cofchairmen, and is the governf ing body of the club. The committees are member' ship, service, program, social, worship, publicity, music and dramatics. Advisors for each of the com' mittees are McKinley teachers. Miss Evelyn Long of the Y. W. C. A. is the general club advisor. l Bottom row: Hebert, Johnson, Smith, Blemker, Finefrock, Steimer, Rogers, Rubin. Second row Blum, Heatley. Byer, Andes, Hooper, Boop, Harvey. Third ww: Pottorf, Crawford, Blakemore Page 173 Friendship Club To face life squarelyg to find and give the bestw, is the well known motto dear to the hearts of every Friendship club member. To help others less for' tunate than themselves is the club's aim. The officers are President, Martha Blemkerg Vice President, Pauline Finefrockg Secretary, Betty Hebertg and Treasurer, Ruth Smith. Page 174 A special part of Friendship club is the Ring Group, in charge of Miss Galbreath and Eleanor Rogers. Members who attend special meetings and perform several services for the club, receive their rings at a special service at the end of the year. Friendship Club . ,' .,,. aruwgazmrvmwv ' , Page 175 Bottom vow: Shurtz, Barr, Feldbush, Gilger, Dougherty, Boop, Heatley. Second Tow: Miss jones, Miss E. Thompson, Miss Galhreath, Miss Colville, Miss Shelton. Girls' Booster Club To encourage student participation in all the varif ous school activities and promote school spirit in all school projects is the purpose of the Girls' Booster club. To this club belongs the honor of having the largest membership list. The officers are President, Lois Boopg Vice President, jean Heatleyg Secretary, Sally Shurtzg Treasurer, Ruth Barr. . Page 176 This year loyal booster members sold pencils for both football and basketball. Dorothy Dawson won the grand prize, while Barbara Sager, Mildred Etris and Betty jane Caster each won a prize for selling the most to the seniors, juniors and sophomores ref spectively. At the Massillon game pomfpoms were passed out to each member. Balloons were released at the Steubenville game. Booster Club Page 177 Booster Club The work of Booster club is carried out hy five committees which are as follows: Entertainment, chairman, Mary Louise Fergusong Refreshment, chairman, Connie Ohermillerg and Credential, chairf man, Maxiiie Shurtz. The covers for the party prof grams were designed hy Jenny Thomas. The com' rnittees work in harmony with the club officers. Page 178 The Booster club held two big parties this year. The first was an All-Star party at which Barbara Vechy, Martha Blemker and Eileen Zemher ref spectively received prizes for having the prettiest, most unique, and most representative costumes. The second was a comhined party with the Boys' Booster cluh for memhers who had attended the games or had sold five pencils. Page 179 BOYS' Booster Club Boys' Booster club encourages and promotes school spirit in all the various school activities. During the different seasons, the members help at football games, basketball games and otherwise aid at school func' tions. The officers are President, Murray Scott, Vice President, Joe Bartos, Secretary, Bob Davies, and Treasurer, Oliver Sigler. Page 180 The presidents, vice presidents, secretaries and treasf Hi,Y Council urers of the four chapters make up the council of HifY. This group directs the activities of all the chapters and votes on application for membership. The advisors are Don Black, Epsilon, Glen Black, Sigmag Danny Meyers, Omega. Bottom vow: Amstutz, Beem, Carr, Bean, Gruber, Kost, Sponseller, Spring. Second vow: Beazel Jacobs, Domer, Scott, Youtz. Page 18,1 Bottom Tow: Rudy, Schneider, Wise, Strauch, McMacken, Hegal, Jones, Gibbons, Kirk, Lipp, Rose, Jacobs. Second vow: Brownsberger, Weida, Marchall, Leach, Dwiggins, Pastor, Stamm, Yothers. Bonsky, Klingler, Luckring, Hosler. Third row: Sirk, Guest, Hontas, DesPrcZ Steiiy, Roth, Gloss, Lowry, Wickern, Galladay, Sinclair, Schwitzgebel. Fourth row: Funk, Koehler, Diekman, Lee, Edwards, Baines, Denning, Davies, Ritz, Huet, Hodas, Boop, Lease. Senior Hi,Y To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living , is the purpose of HifY. Candidates for memf bership must live up to the standards of the club to he elected by the council. Presidents of the four chapters are Jim Bean, Epsilon, David Carr, Umegag Blair Kost, Kappag Paul Gruber, Sigma. Page 182 Qne of the highlights of the year's activities was Hi.Y the joint HifY Friendship Conference held the week' end of March 26th. Another was the May carnival. During the year, HifY contributed S100 to the scholarship fund. Social activities of the club were centered around six dances. Bottom row: Myers, Sweaney, Bozman, Stock, McVehil, Lightfoot, Anderson, Skelly, Mossor, Mosley, Hursh, Fitzpatrick, Briggle, Staudt, McClain. Second row: Priest, Hostetler, Shear, Wimer, Batza, Holder, Bartus, Fiore, Rankin, Baer, Borden, VanHorn, Adams, Triner, Third row: Wasson, Grovemiller, Kiddey, Lutz, Nelson, Strang, Martindale, Cerrato, Clap' per, Belding, Shinn, Heagy, Knight. Fourth row: Hienzelman, Hoffman, Graff, Iacobs, Cox, Scarlet, Trew, Klumph, Roberts, Schwing, Holmes. Page 183 Bottom vow: DeFrance, Eallenfeltz, Rubin, Steimer, Hunt, Rochus, Fisher, Kenner, Hamilton Putman, Blakemore, Johnston, Ferguson, Atherton, Chapin, Orange, Crites, Riehl, Jacobs Second row: M. DeFrance, Eshelman, M. Evans, Sager, Emanuelson, Bowman, Martin, Rai' bourne, Schmidt, Richards, Bartos, Harris, Sloat, A. Soldatis, Kessig, M. Soldatis, Huherty. Third row: Niarchos, Farnham, Hall, Clark, Warner, Pavelzik, Garthwaite, Strang, Skaggs Miller, A. Soldatis, Rhodes, Newcomer. a a Art League The fostering of appreciation, knowledge and inter' est in art are the principal aims of the Art League. Besides its regular program, the club sponsors exhibif tions of outside works. The officers are President, Alice Blakemore, Vice President, Mary Jane Farnf ham, Secretary, Matilda Miller, and Treasurer Doris Steimer. Page 184 The Boys' Leaders club tries to cultivate in each Boys' Leaders Club member a sense of responsibility, cooperation and leadership, especially in athletics. Members are se' lected for their ability to pass certain tests in either gym or swimming. The officers are President, Bill Courisg Vice President, Russ Blackburn, Secretary, Bolton Strauchg Treasurer, Barney Freedman. Bottom row: Zintsmaster, McVehil, Abels, Clark, Sirk, Elefteretes, E. Alernsan, Comsia, Zeitz Beazel, Sheil, Parr, Stinson, Wagner, Moore, Couris, Kalenterides, Sprit, McAfee, Ostram der, Clouse, Youtz, Kuemerle. Second vow: Freedman, Armogida, Kaserides, Ullom, Staudt Samergides, Kehl, Knight, McKelly, Shinn, Cooper, Wickern, Barham, Farinet, Lantry Anthony, Housley, Spencer. Third row: Nortch, Blackburn, Strauch, Biery, Pettay, Klonow ski, Cook, Green, McMacken, Wagner, Charley, Meyers, Sigler, Rupert, McGaughey, Small Merry, Keagy. Fourth vow: Vardel, Adams, Poparad, G. Alernsan, Lightfoot, Coldren, Bream Lipp, Flickinger, Schneider, Campian, Reigle. Page 185 Bottom vow: Alexander, Lumbert, Burkhardt, Shook, Danner, Ander, Salmon, Willianis, Pate, Anastis, Second row: Pustay, McClain, Sommers, Stock, Benedict, Becin, Wingert, Dougherty. Third row: Mr. Pratt, Shislcy, Amiet, Rcupacker, Regberg. Camera Club Camera club strives to further interest in photo' graphy and to acquaint its members with the art of taking and developing pictures. Toward this end, the club made several interest trips to different studios. The officers are President, Sain Anastisg Vice President, Betty Salmon, Secretary, Mary Elizabeth VV'illiamsg Treasurer, Eddie Moore. Page 186 Chemistry club enables its members to become better Chemistry Club acquainted with chemistry as it applies to every day life. During the year the club visits various plants around the city and have many outside speakf ers. The officers are President, Bill Breamg Vice President, David Buchanan, and SecretaryfTreasurf cr, Bill Couris. Bottom Tow: Rubin, Sager, Auld, Fisher, Kenner, Garfield, Blakemore, Rochus, Scholes, Hunt Tice. Second row: Fretz, Shaheen, Werner, Youtz, Schwing, Schmidt, Werner, Buchman Clapper, Dorn, Schweitzer, Hudec. Third row: Avergien, Smith, Rice, Yothers, Bream, Dun- bar, Summers, Bund, Falk, Cerrato. Fourth row: Sikora, Roberts, Bush, Malick, Couris. Page 187 Bottom row: Firestone, Pace, Barr, Weaver, Funk, Darsky. Second row: Brown, Domer, Nicolet, Mr. Crandall. Debate These students represent McKinley in National Forensic League and interscholastic debates. The varsity team, made up of Bill Allen, Harold Weaver, Paul Funk and Bob Domer, received a gold trophy for taking first place at the Findlay Tournament and a silver cup for second place at Heidelberg college. Robert Pace is the manager. Page 188 Le Cercle Francais encourages interest in French Le Cercle Francais literature, language, conversation, and the manners and customs of the people. The club conducts its meetings in French and presents several French plays during the year. The officers are President, Peggy Miller, Vice President, Theodore Guniasg Secretary, Livia Demiang Treasurer, Maxine Snyder, and Hisf torian, Mary jane Rowles. Bottom row: Biranoski, Grable, Pottorf, Hambleton, Dougherty, Schneider, Guernsey, Obermiller Broadwater, Rowles, Radosevic, Hegnauer, Petit, Watkins, Demean, Blum, Fitzpatrick, Beck Miller, Snyder. Second row: Cunningham, Bernosku, Gass, Hoobler, Grimes, George, Allen Franks, Hechtel, Schmidt, Burkhardt, Paulus, Gunias, Rogers, Bowers, Pearson, Snipes Zandt. 'Third row:Miss Zurcher, Miss G. Schneider, Miss F. Schneider, Wallenfelsz, Metzger Little, Robinson, VanHorn, Schook, Salaika, Lasky, Farwick, Marshall, Bund, Grabowsky Eunwoody, Fiefiled, Benten, Dawson. Fourth row: Musat, Growl, DesPrez, Bean, Gib ons, Miller. Page 189 Bottom row: Trosper, Roush, Fry, Walters, Armstrong, Hick, Langzell, Slattery, Deal, Frank, Rutter, Cirone. Second row: Kaufman, Keney,, Zufall, Hicks, Brookes, Greens, Casper, Hicks, Niarchos, Wallace. Third row: Miss Shumaker, Gilmore, Jones, Logston, Grosse, Broy, Uber, Bush, George, Brugh. Fourth row: Wagner, Reinhart, Fink, Raymond, Get-Acquainted Club The Getffxcquainted cluh furthers friendships hef tween outfofftown girls attending McKinley and enahles them to hecome acquainted with each other and the school. Vocational meetings are frequently held. The officers are President, Margaret Wallace, Vice President, Margaret Langzell, and Secretary, Dorothy George. Page 190 Members are elected into Girls' Leaders cluh after Girls' Leaders Club passing varied and rigorous athletic tests. Their character and ability to help teach gym pupils are also taken into consideration. They must be out' standing either in gym work or swimming. The officers are President, Barhara Beatty, Vice Presif dent, Mary Jane Rowles, Secretary, Maxine Shurtzg and Treasurer, Theodora Gunias. Bottom vow: Becker, Cavezas, Donahue, Kincel, Moore, Crowl, Adolf, Petersen, Haubert, M Shurtz, Rowles, B. Beatty, Gunias, Rogers, Riehl, Crites, Davis, johnson, Garthwaite, Feld- bush, Williams, Lane, Second vow: Huelf, DeVore, Stitz, Davie, Houck, McQuaide, Beazel, M. Blair, Wirth, Bohrer, Lindgren, Figley, Dougherty, Cunningham, S, Shurtz, Fair, Miller Bulot, McVehil, Hart, Aiken, Brown. 'Third row: M. Beatty, Bowers, Weiss, Segrettii Shaeffer, Schneider, Reynolds, Cordray, Brown, Andes, Hughes, Rhodes, B. Blair, Shockey, Dice, Hand, Iones, Sommers, Austin, Rubin. Fourth row: Gerber, Vaughn, Swartz, Long Girtler, Darling, Hegenauer, Petit, A. Soldatis, Kerr, Green, Newman, M. Soldatis, Cann Page 191 Bottom row: Weiss, Mobarry, Donahue, Rope, Orphanetas, Miller, Harmon, Allen, Postlewaite, Darling, Zinslen, Wendling, Heatley, Beazel, Hughes. Second row: Blair, Hildenbiddle, Slattery, Danner, Unkefer, Crawford, Anderson, Payne, Gilmore, Donionick, Gloss, Sager, Albu, Argirobula, Lepore. Third row: Naylor, Schwab, Bowman, Smith, Byer, Lemke, Bush, E. Weiss, Ayoub, Shurtz, Boop, Ward, Shockey, Miller. Fourth row: Khoury, Kehl, Miler, Skaggs, Gendel. Latin Club Comites Latina was organized for the purpose of promoting more interest in Latin and making the Roman people, their government and their customs more familiar to students. Varied programs at the meetings accomplish this. The officers are President, Dolores Crawford, Vice President, James Skaggs, Secretary, Marian Blair, Treasurer, Barbara Sager. Page 192 This club is open to all students interested in modern Modern Writers literature. Members study the lives and works of Club modern authors. Project of the club was a Book Clornerw colunnn in the Tinnea intended to further interest in reading. The officers are President, Betty Jane Smith, Vice President, Gale Nicolet, Secretary, Marian Glick, Treasurer, Rosemary Buskoski, Bottom 'rowz Harmon, McKean, Schaffner, Zerbe, Kate, Lutz, Miller, Barnett, Feldbush, Iohnf stone, Dickinson, Monzione, Fehn, Forchione, Golucci, Sloat, Christen, Mizer. Second row: Austin, Wetterauer, Garthwaite, Johnson, Moga, Hill, Houck, Niamtu, Coe, Boring, Riley, Schoresten, Vransevich, Varn, Leopold, Skieles, Swager, Karcher, Third row: Petit, Soldatis, Aiken, Campbell, G. McCann, Nelson, Logdson, Gruen, Rhinehart, Slater, Miller, Wirth, Scheiring, Smith, Melzheimer, Beeshore, Weirick, Humes. Fourth vow: Succi, Nicolet, Glick. Page 193 Bottom row: Shanower, McCoy, Hegal, Householder, Taylor, Iacobs, Zeleski, Anderson, Blair, Eller. Second row: Keifer, Holmes, Mottice, Caiazza, Mangus, Laughlin, Baehrens, Spencer. Third vow: Fraley, Burkhardt, Shaw, Nye, Reigler. National Graphic The purpose of this club is to foster an interest in Arts Sgciety printing and to reveal the wide scope of this prof fession. Membership is given as a reward for ex' celling in the study of printing. The officers are President, Don Shaw, Vice President, Earl Laughf ling Secretary, Charles Shannon, Sergeantfinffirms, Paul Mottice. Page 194 Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Quill and Scrgll Society for High School Journalists. Membership is given as a reward for services of members of the staff who have maintained high scholastic averf ages during their high school career. Eugene Beem, Martha Blemker, Thelma Gregory, and Elaine Fisher were elected in their junior year. Bottom row: Gregory, Stage, Williams, Fisher, Klausner, jury, Valasek, Blemker, R. Smith Hooper, Steimer. Second vow: Zerbe, Funk, Scott, Carr, Grovemiller, Beem, Foltz, Thomas Page 195 Bottom vow: Cunningham, Edmond, E. Weiss, Urban, Scholes, Bishop, H. Weiss. Second vow: Enot, Golden, Albu, Miss Long, Glick, Rice. Poetry The purpose of this club is to study the lives of modern poets and to develop the talents of the members in writing original poetry. One of the outstanding meetings of the year was a hike to Case's Mansion. The officers are President, John Wolfe, Vice President, R. M. Rice, Secretary, Hazel Weissg Treasurer, Esther Weiss. Page 196 Through Press club, members become better ac' P1-ess Club quainted with the various fields of journalism. This is accomplished through programs featuring speak' ers' interested in journalism and through visits to printing concerns and engraving plants. The offif cers are President, Martha Blemkerg Vice President, Paul Hursh, Secretary, Eugene Beemg Treasurer, Ruth Smith. Bottom row: Brown Zerbe, Lobb, Simon, Oberlin, Paris, Dunlap, Putman, Brown, Haubert, Court' ney, Stage, Gregory, Steimer, Keough. Second row: Fisher, Golden, Iohanning, Ryan, Huelf, Thomas, Popovich, Kettler, Hooper, Smith, Blemker, Zwahlen, Kost. Third row: Sergi, Waechter, Snyder, Marshall, Kirk, Kost, Campbell, Hursh, Corey, Beem, Needham, Rose. Fourth Tow: Hausrath, Sinclair, McCurdy, Miller, Schneider, jones, Davies, Weich, Erbland, Ritchey, Fondren. Page 197 P, ., f f-' V f , P TRY. ' ., . ,,.., N.-. ,. ,,,,, , ,..,,.,.. ,,,. , ., ,. . - , . , , . . , T.. , .,,. f Bottom 'rows DeFrance, Kerr, Graber, R. Kerr, Drabble, Valasek, Clapper, Ropp, Johnstone, Roach, Shaheen, Williams, Schlarh, Martin, Kopp. Second row: M. DeFrance, McGhaughy, Niarchos, Rothermel, Emanuelson, Anstadt, Karn, Watkins, Evans, johnson, Bauman, Hinds, Shaheen, Freedman. Third row: Boyce, Laurenson, Weaver, Klamer, Rudd, Roach, Rudy, Wise, Maggiore, McClain, Craig. Sggial Science Club Social Science club strives to interest students in political questions by studying events of the past and present which have contributed to the developf ment of present social conditions. This year this was accomplished by a series of interesting speakers. The officers are President, Lucille Williams, Vice President, Myron Rudd, Secretary, Gertrude Freedf mang Treasurer, Lois Graber. Page 198 Members of the Stagecraft club construct scenery Staged-aft Club suitable to the various needs of the school. Their greatest work was building appropriate sets for the senior operetta and senior play. The officers are President, Ralph Glossg Vice President, jack Bozmang Secretary, William Bradshawg Treasurer, Edward Katz. Bottom 'rowz Armagida, Laschinske, Katz, Burdett, Boscoff, Shaheen, Bozman. Second vow Williams, Gloss, Rebillot, Schuster, Scaggs, Fondren, Schneider, Page 199 Bottom vow: Mees, Werner, I-Iudec, Unkefer, McKeen, Jenkins, Atwell, Bozman, Bader. Second row: Carrier, Rudd, Jacobs, R. Domer, Ruegsegger, Sheil, Rockenbauch. Third 'rowz Mr. Leist, Heintzelman, Watterson, Sherman, Bush, D. Dorner, Conrad. Stamp Club The purpose of this club is to promote the exchange and study of stamps and to furnish stamp collectors with information that will help improve their col' lection. The organization took first prize in the McKinley stamp exhibit this year. The officers are President, Robert Domerg Vice President, Myron Ruddg Treasurer, Lee Atwellg Secretary, Joe Hudec. Page ZOO The purpose of this society is to interest pupils in National Thespian dramatics, and inform the general public of their Society progress. Students are rewarded with membership in this society for outstanding work in dramatics. The officers are President, Leo Klinglerg Secretary, Eileen Cunningham, Treasurer, Dolores Crawford, Financial Secretary, Mary Boyd. Bottom vow: Kopp, Bader, Pottorf, Crawford, Deal, Cunningham, Boyd, Salmon. Second row Kohler, Klumph, Klinger, Ritz, Crowl, Fitzpatrick, Miss Haverstack. Page 201 Band The band played for all the football games. ln adf dition to this they gave a concert in March. Qther outstanding events were playing for the district contest at Kent and participation in the state conf test at Columbus. The officers are President, Bob Manardg Vice President, Reed Purdueg Secretary' Treasurer, Harold Steckly. Page 202 The orchestra plays for the various school functions Qrchestra such as the class play and the operetta. The outf standing event of the year was the May concert. The orchestra also played at the Sesquifcentennial Northwest Territory celebration at the city audi' torium. This year's concert mxstro was Milan Konovsky. Mr. Miller is in charge of the orchestra, Bottom row: Schwing, Bergert, McGaughey, Baxter, Hoobler, Kacksick, Manard, Aughinbaugh, Valentine, Atwell, Boone, Konovosky, Bower, Croft, DePew. Second vow: Atwood, Shaheen, Abood, Averjean, Petree, Harvey, Auld, Dickerson, Bergert, Malrinski, Menches, Mills, D. Miller. Third row: Neebow, Kanosky, Garafalo, Alexander, Rice, Anutta, Schwagh, Seibert, Myers, Kehl, Hausrath, Mees, Heatley. Fourth row: Watkins, Cox, Blaser, Marshall, Mr. Miller, Tuersley, Schwitzgebel, Fladd, Schmidt, Sager, Kopp. Page 203 Bottom vow: Beazel, St. George, Bartos, Kestel, Klausner, Bohrer, Feldbush, Stage. Second row: Mr. Leist, McCullough, Funk, Grovemiller, Weich, Carr, Foltz, Derringer, Knoch. Business Staff lt is the duty of this staff to regulate the financing and distribution of the Times and the McKinleyite, Without the work of these students. it would be impossible to put out these publications. This staff is particularly active during the sales camf paigns and handles the prizes. Mr. Leist is the faculty manager. Page 204 The Times, published 28 times during the year, Editorial Staff gives a detailed review of each week's activities, while the McKinleyite, the yearbook, presents a panorama view of the year's activities. The Times staff worked under the direction of Marian Hooper, editorfinfchief. Editorfinfchief of the McKinleyite was Eugene Beem. The faculty advisor is Miss Bair. Bottom row: Steimer, Hooper, Fisher, Williams, Gregory, Kettler, jury, Valasek, Paris, K. Smith. Second vow: Rose, R. Smith, DeWitt, Blemker, Zerbe, Thomas, Miss Bair, Beem. Third 'rowz Needham, Scott, Mosley, Davies, Batza, Marshall, Smeltzer. Page 205 how JO 50 Wy ao the Hurd FfooV'? Q .0 154 X xxx ' l is . MW x j x x 5 b W zixrlfj X Q l ' Ns. -' X X N.5fs - SN X X .xi if s LO- 22 Z3 24 25 27 Z8 29. 30. Times assembly for seniors. Everybody won' ders who that goodflooking boy on the stage is only to discover he is none other than Junior Smeltzer-so dressed up as to be unf recognizable. Juniors get taste of Times assembly. Sophomores learn what the Times is all about while the first issue goes to press. McKinley downs Akron South 44f0 in sec ond game of season. Times staff still looking for first writeup in courtesy campaign. Are the days of chivalry gone at McKinley? Wonien's faculty expresses appreciation to the Girls' Booster club for their gift of a couch and a lamp. Girls Service League elects jenny Thomas, president, Anna Miller, vice presidentg Zaughn Zerbe, secretary, and Sapho Zozola, treasurer. Dorothy Dawson wins top place in Booster pencil sale by selling 156. Barbara Sager, Mildred Etris, and Betty Ann Caster are the senior, junior, and sophomore winners respectively. Page 206 September Calendar Vacation talk prevails as McKinley students troop back to school. Sophomores, anxious, juniors, hopefulg and seniors, resigned. Service League girls help students get ac- quainted with rooms, Large number of help' seekers turn out to be seniors. Two sophomore boys sneak out of girls' en' trance-or were they seniors? Sophs have first assembly and gaze wonder' ingly at the redecorated auditorium. Various school activities are explained. Service League guides go off duty as all newcomers are supposed to know their way around. All girls' assembly. Merits of Booster club explained. Ralph Heinzen, United Press correspondent in France, fascinates juniors in assembly with tales of journalism abroad. All boys' assembly, the longest one so far, lasts for all but ten minutes of third bell. McKinley wins inaugural football game from Cleveland East Tech 54fO. Junior Smeltzer is told not to wear suspend' ers in Times assemblies. Hall guards go on duty. rg fi Z I 7 0 I I , ' -n f lM I 1 0 l 0-J. S, Sophomores, juniors and even seniors are literally all wet a sheaviest rain of weeks pours down. Seniors take till 11:00 a. m. to struggle through psychological test. Sophs wiggle more than usual as the John' son brothers educate them on the mystery of snakes. A final Booster club pencil contest starts. First six weeks ends. Time's a' flying! McKinley defeats Dover lZfO. The seniors have their first party in the form of a Hallowe'en barn dance. Senior class proves it's good judgment by electing John Beazle, president, Lois Boop, vice presidentg Peggy Miller, secretaryg and Ralph Gloss, treasurer. Knitting grows in popularity as Peggy Miller, Pat Brown, Arlene Schmitman, Winifred Feddern, and Connie Obermiller wear their finished products to school. Report cards. Enough said. Sophs still wear timid look when they acci dentally get up on the third floor. Juniors elect Joe Boop, Katharyn Jones, Dorothy Petit, and Ralph Beck as president, vice president, secretary and treasurer ref spectively of their class. McKinley defeats Alliance 8f0 and goes into a tie with Massillon for the county football championship. Page 207 I Z 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 13 14 15 16 Qctober Calendar At first sound of the 3:30 bell, Marian Hooper declares, uThe weekend has begun! McKinley meets Cleveland Collinwood and defeats them 38f0. Senior committees begin making plans for party October 23. Girls' Booster assembly: Members meet can- didates for offices. Marked quiet in home rooms as boy boosters attend assembly where the following officers are introduced: Murray Scott, presidentg Joe Bartos, vice presidentg Bob Davies, secretaryg Oliver Sigler, treasurer. Girl boosters entrust their hopes for a prosf perous year to Lois Boop, president, Jean Heatley, vice president, Sally Shurtz, secref tary gand Ruth Barr, treasurer. Nominations for senior class officers are held. The Bulldogs score two touchdowns in the last five minutes of play to set back Erie Academy 13fO. Ruth Rubin returns to school showing off a bandaged arm and a gloomy expression as remembrances of the Erie football game. Six weeksl tests begin to crop up. These teachers that believe in surprises! Fire drill proves McKinley students can clear the building in three and a half minutes. The price of flirting during a study hall period is fixed at three demerits for Dale Weich. Although playing under form, the Bulldogs emerge on the victorious end of a 25f0 tussle with Emerson high school of Gary, Indiana. l '5nl.enCE Rflyhcd li-pb, x, I 'N as '14 Y ,gg 0 Tiff? - ara, :T i 5'-,V-Ni -1:-.:.. ? 5 1 l ll rf -'E 1 ,f.l,.4,A 1 1 A -B lil 0 'r ' - l KL! :fa-. 0 ill-0 1 ,my ffl' . - A J' - . n J.S. x. xx, 'rx FDQVV l l f-ffli -M l 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Red letter day for Martha Blemker as she is one of those lucky ones who shake hands with Mrs. Roosevelt during her stopfover at Orville. Sophomore football rally. The air is tense with hopes of vanquishing Massillon. Junior football rally. Massillon cheerleaders come over and are shown our trophies. Senior football rally. Frank Kark becomes the forgotten man of the football team as Coach Reed almost forgets to introduce him. The Tigers and Bulldogs tangle and the boys from Massillon win their third in a row from McKinley. Sophomore committees begin plans for party. Photographers begin snapping senior pictures, Football dance in music room. End of third school month. Ah! Thanksgiving! Oh! Recovery! HifY begins annual threefday conference at Toledo, Ohio. Interesting how hard it is to settle down after a vacation. Or is it? Page 208 November Calendar Juniors attend assembly on safety. Seniors get safety lesson, also. Students make out second semester sched- ules. Time has crept up on us unawares. Eleanor Rogers and Paul Gruber win hero and heroine roles in the Romantic Age. Dolores Crawford and Leo Klingler have leading roles in alternate night's play cast. Booster rally. We're out to win against Steubenville! In a thrill packed game McKinley downs Steubenville 14f6. Elmer Clark tells assembly of seniors what's what behind the police force. 9 Fire drill. 10. Senior choral club sings for sophomore asf M sembly. 'girl 11. Armistice Day assembly for juniors. 12. Armistice Day assembly for seniors. 13. Football team goes to Columbus to watch Ohio State's tactics in beating Michigan. 15. Following sophomore officers elected today: Dwight Redd, presidentg Michael Grady, D, vice presidentg Anne Ward, secretaryg and Sally Shurtz, treasurer. . , ,-5 f .Z fx .ff G S X fir -l ,a.' -9- , 3 M . Q I l lil, jf December Calendar Red noses, gayly colored scarfs and bright ear muffs prevail as King Winter begins to put in his appearance, The Big Apple and candicd apples pref dominate as Service League girls give some of the sophomore girls an unexpected treat at the first of a series of Mlittle sister parties. Junior assembly. Hi-Y sports dance at the Y. M. C. A. ln a series of interesting liquid air experif ments, Mr. Sloan shows seniors how to fry eggs on ice, make a hammer out of mercury, and freeze goldfish-all with a beautiful southern accent. fMr. Sloan, of course.j Fiftyfthree girl athletes elated as they ref ceive invitations into Girlsl Leaders' club. Class play assembly for juniors. Class play assembly for seniors. New Girl Leaders show up with clothes on backwards, hair braids tied with ribbons, no makefup and no smiles! Ah! The price of fame. I .., lOf1l. Senior class presents the Romantic Age. , C . .,.. . - ,0.?f5fff!l Smog is comparatively light for first time in days. ln one week school adjourns for the Christ' mas holidays. From the unusual goodyfgoody attitude in sophomore home rooms, we might think they still believe in Santa Claus. Sophomore assembly. Boy Boosters start campaign to sell pencils. The money will be used for a party, Social Science club, Art League, Poetry and Stamp clubs hold a joint dance at the Canton Woman's club. McKinley defeats Akron West 3329, a promising opener. Girls' and Boys' Leaders hold dance in gym. Mr. Israel, a Syrian shepherd, talks to seniors at assembly giving an interesting narration of his experiences. The Christmas spirit is dominant as cheery hellos fill the halls. No more school till January 3. Need more be said? Football banquet. McKinley keeps up the good work by conquering Mansfield 24117. HifY Christmas dance is held at Moonlight Ballroom. Friendship club entertains with dance at I. O. O. F. temple. Akron South loses to McKinley 1427. Page 209 f5 l3. At Girls' Booster assembly Helen Welshinier tells of interesting people she has interviewed --among them, Jimmy Durante, Mary, daughter of Count Rasputin, and Mrs. Roosevelt. 11-I-f 1, 1- '- f ll-f ir ' 1-I Q fi is xfkp +Q 77 7' . . l ,QF in --s.,Y -XB:-Isgagansiibx 9 5 1 fu 'PSX . X55 ! 9 ki l D J.S. Q X Booster rally cheers Bulldogs to a 37f30 triumph over Massillon. Suspense of exam time gets us students down. Do we have to take them or don't we? McKinley reserves play faculty. Exam recess. McKinley Bulldogs lose to Dover 2325. First upset of season and last game for Captain Charlie Rotar. Second semester begins. Another upset for many. Mr. Baker's history class mourns his departure. Annual work begins in earnest. Report cards. just like dyed hair-they always crop up. Biology assembly for sophomores. Paul Funk and Gale Nicolet orate McKinley to victory in first interscholastic activities between Canton's two senior high schools. McKinley defeats Cleveland Lincoln 44130 in basketball while swimmers take first def feat of season in loss to Sandusky 3729. In a close game McKinley triumphs over East Liverpool 34f3Z. Quill and Scroll elects l6 new members. fhge 210 January Calendar New Year's resolutionists proceed to break their good work. Marty Blemker has a brain wave inspiration for graduation pictures-sketches of feet. A little unusual, isn't it, Marty? A clubs meet. Booster rally. McKinley takes over Alliance 3228 in bas' ketball while our swimming team trounces Akron West 5123. Al Hirsch sets a new record in the back stroke. McKinley meets Akron East for a 25'l2 victory. juniors see a show from Chicago. Common sights-Bill Gilbow and Ralph Glenn fighting in French class-Eleanor Rogers fighting in the halls-Pauline Fine' frock with a different boy. Vocational themes! There's a catch to everyf thing--even being a senior. Old Man Winter again shows his frosty countenance. 'Tis rumored a blizzard is on the way. At least ice-skating has swept McKinley by storm. Z, Twa X Q ' r 5 A . y r 'ca y x x XX xl. 'x 5 l Q gxgg C' M X .1 Fd. SIC II 1 X 2 Q 3 4 5 I 7 8 9 10 I w 11 .4 .stu ,- o -. 5- '1 I RX ,f ff? iid qi X-.X :C-I. . ':- Z xlib lf, u- I A .Z g i. ty V- X- kv C fy -Q: if 1 W ski p,J. f ljxl ,J 12 sm! f Hirt, and Bob Cook-tied with . Tizzie Lislf' Snyder for second place. 13. McKinley again downs Massillon. 14. Valentine day. A red rose means I love you and a white rose means 'Tm sorry -to say it with flowers. 15. Cperetta assembly for sophs. 16. Juniors get taste of the operetta. 17. Seniors pass final approval. 1849. Iolanthe . Chuck Ritz, Marjorie Han' son, Louise Pottorf, John Wolfe, Connie Obermiller, Jim Bean, R. M. Rice, Bunny Gregory, Paul Gruber and Eileen McAnany thrill their Way to success. 22. VJashington's birthday recess. Who said he wasn't our best President? 23. Chase, private secretary of Wm. McKinley, relates some interesting highlights of McKin- ley's life to seniors. 24. Drane Lester, Gfman and assistant to E. Hoover, fno, soph, not the exfpresidentj thrills the sophomores, 25. YalefHarvard game ends in a deadlock. McKinley loses to Warren 3140. 26. Members of Service League and Modern Writers' club hold their Patriotic Prom at Case mansion. 28. Mr. Bigelow from Brown university tells seniors about 'iEducation in General. Page 211 February Calendar Sir Vv'alter Raleigh Davies stands up in the crowded bus to allow a young lady to sit down. QP. S.-Yes, she was cute.j Howard Wisehaupt, personality builder, gives the juniors a tip or three. juniors radiate personality. In a hotlyfcontested game McKinley beats Alliance 34432. ln a thrillfpacked upset McKinley defeats the soffar undefeated and powerful Akron North. Mumps and measles make the rounds about school. Virginia Buchman, Carl Fiore, Helen Riehl, and Wilbur Rhumbach are among the victims. lsn't it funny the way these epidemics spread? Sophomore assembly. Service League announces a prize to the sophomore and junior girls having the highf est average. That's something worth work' ing for. Juniors see safety and sport movies in asf sembly. A certain teacher is twice embarrassed by conscientious seniors who insist on asking for hall slips. Hearts flutter at senior Valentine party. Bill Robinson Bream wins first prize in the amateur contest while the Rinky Dinky Boys-Bob Shanower, Bill Yoerns, Eugene 1 5,5-s 1 -x f l' W ,:,,,, . 1 f il ll I' . 75, g- '-J' - .Tl ijt f l 1 1 l l 1 .m l r N251 li 0.1.5 X .40 St. Patrick's Day. Speaker for senior assemf bly tells about school systems in other lands. Only too true is the saying, there's no place like home! McKinley triumphs over Toledo Woodward 26122. McKinley loses a heartfbreaking game to Hamilton in the quarterffinals of the state tournament. The score, 39f37. This is the week of the green tags worn by supporters of the HifY Friendship Conferf ence. Practice for N. H. S. assembly. Paul Gruber strolls in ten minutes after practice has begun. He is now called the late Mr. Gruber. The Dean of Harvard tells seniors about college life. Seniors look over possible commencement announcements. National Honor Society assembly. Before parents, friends, and sophomores, 110 mem' bers are inducted in an impressive candle' light ceremony. Another beautiful day. Spring fever is com' ing early this year. Safety assembly for juniors. Seniors vote on commencement announcements. Deadline for vocational theme draws closer. March goes out like a lion. Page 212 March Calendar Annual staff spends 35 minutes telling sophof mores how good the McKinleyite is going to be this year. Juniors have the privilege of hearing our famous Professor Dia assembly. Of course the questions are all about the annual. Douglas Booth from the International Instif tute gives an illuminating lecture on what's behind the unrest in Europe. Another Professor Diz assembly for the seniors. Since all the contestants have a perf fect score, Professor Diz awards himself the prize. 1n the first game of the tournament at Akron, McKinley defeats Minerva 2842. Picture taking for the annual begins and Old Sol smiles down-for a while. Second day of picture taking. Jack Frost makes seniors scurry. Juniors see movie on the effects of alcohol. McKinley advances one step higher in the district tournament by defeating Shaker Heights 3223. Senior girls learn about a Pennsylvania College for women in assembly. P. S. There's a boys' college just across the way. A 2919 victory over Youngstown South qualifies McKinley for the state tournament at Columbus. Senior girls' assembly. Now we know what to wear for all the coming graduation events. Z,-,,,, pax? ff . r r L: r rid' 2 r: ry' r f Q r L . G wfffff G lvhlfig 18 -W. ,. ...-. V .. ......,.- .,........i--v-w The last lap of school begins. James Schallf ner wins S10 and John Beazle S5 in League of Nations contest. Participants in the swimming pageant for open house practice for an hour and a half. Madelyn Beatty looks especially all wet, McKinley plays host to parents and friends at Open House . Three guides get lost. Annual stall enjoys Eskimo pies as a reward for getting their work done. Yum! Yum! Doris Steimer, Marty Blemker, Katie jones and Mary E. Williams skate to school, The age of chivalry must be over. Report cards-again. Gym exhibitionists practice at auditorium, and some forget to come back. Gym exhibition-the Girl Leaders swing a wicked cane. Page 213 April Calendar Sophomore Easter party. Booster party in music room, Travel assembly for juniors. Old Man Wiiiter makes a late appearance. Juniors hear bird lecture by Dr. Allen. Anthony Rose and Bill Schwitzgebel choose watches and Mildred Paris S5 for the first three prizes for selling annuals. League of Nations contestants take exam for the first three periods. At 3:30 spring vacation begins. Good Friday. New Easter outfits make their appearance and streets are a riot of color. An extra day of vacation as the Northwest Territory Caravan comes to town. if Af 1 ' f ffm X f Z 'N 17 2, xi if l l dll l 7, C7 vow. 0,J. S, U l iff llll 1 ll x i 4 A X . JUNE Seniors take exams, To pass or not to pass! That is the question. More exams. Finish of exams. Teachers and parents meet at class night and students with guilty conf sciences worry. Seniors attend baccalaureate services. A last inspiration! Juniors and sophomores suffer through exams. More suffering. Commencement. High school days are now ended for half of McKinley's graduating class. Commencement. With fond memories and high hopes we bid our alma mater farewell. We go back for the final touch-report cards. HifY holds farewell dance at Moonlight Ballroom. Page 214 May-June Calendar Another nice thing about May weather-itis too warm for Paul Hursh to wear those plaid shirts. Spring fever! Did someone say spring fever? Marian Glick stifles three yavvns in study hall. Athletes get in trim for district meets. District track, baseball, golf and tennis meets. juniors play host to seniors at juniorfsenior reception. This year the theme is Mexican. School music week. The McKinleyite appears and Miss Bair goes into hibernation. More district meets. Last chance for McKinf ley to go to the state finals. End of ninth school month. Seniors begin furious last minute shopping for graduation. Decoration day-a holiday too near the end to be fully appreciated. Rehearsal for class night. 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Professional Beauty Culture will open the door to success and make YOUR future increasingly profitable as the years add to your experif ence and prestige. It is an established fact that Beauty Culture offers untold opportunities. It is the world's THIRD largest industry and one of the few remain' ing UNCROWDED professions. Our famous Hygienic System assures you of the finest, most thorough training possible. It acquaints you with EVERY phase of the Beauty profession . . . both theoretical and practical. Additional subjects, lectures and specialties are included in the regular course . . . such as shop management, hair styling, makefup and many others that will Plan give you more than just a course in Beauty Culture. Free Employ- ment Service- at any time to our graduates. The Canton School of Beauty Culture Cor. Market Ave. and 3rd St. NW f Phone 7043 ioioioioi 1 1 11111 1 1 is 1:1 111 1 1 1 1-01 31111 101 iii 101 Buy . Graduation Gifts . . . That Last from Canton's Oldest Reliable Credit jewelers ir JEWELRY Co. 135 Tuscarawas St. E. CANTON, OHIO 2:01011 0:0 1 1034024 5:4 201 1inii111114111iiuioioioioioioi ! I : Graduation Gifts Q that have g Distinction and Q Q Charm Q Q , When you choose gifts for a graduate, i you search for the unusual, the smart Q E and distinctive, those you know will give ! l pleasure. Such are the gifts you find at I i Stern and Mann's in the wide assortments ! i in the various gift departments. g I Price ranges are moderate. i i ' g 3 The Stern and Mann Q i Company S g Tuscarawas St. Cleveland Ave. i i Page 221 ozmioini 114 1131 1 111 1 xii 1 ri 31:14 ini 30113 ini ini 11 ni vii it ooMPL1MENTs of FROHME'S FLOWERS FOR PERSONAL FLOWER SERVICE 53234 138 f 'ith Street, NW Dial 2f6'501 Bonded Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association International iii 1 1 1 3 1 1:1 iii iniri 30:0 3:11 1 111111313 11131113 in Watches Diamonds Graduation Rings Radios Everlasting Gifts from Canton's leading charge account jewelers -lx 0 G E R S 126 Tusc. St. E. 103 4:4 'I' Holland, Mary, 311 Clarendon avenue northwest Q Homan, Iona, 203 Warner road northeast ' Hoobler, Donna, R. D. 4, Massillon i Hooper, Marian, 539 Smith avenue northwest C Hostetter, Evelyn, 3050 Mahoning road northeast Q Houck, Virginia, 1046 Rowland avenue northeast l Huberty, Mildred, 1012 Struble avenue northeast . Humes, Anna Mae, 1708 Regal avenue northeast i Hunt, Mary Ellen, 117 Harrison avenue southwest i jacob, Carolyn, 1507 Hafer court southwest K Jacob, Miriam, 700 Dartmouth avenue southwest - Jacobs, Jane, 2318 Eleventh street northwest l James, Thelma, 2234 Fifteenth street northeast i Iefferys, Iva, 725 Weiler court northeast i jenkins, Betty, 818 Correll avenue northeast i Johnson, Betty, 2015 Seventh street southwest - johnson, Eleanor, S, Genoa road, Massillon ! 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Kopp, Maxine, 338 Broad avenue northwest Q Kramer, Virginia, 1109 Camden avenue southwest 1 Lane, Thelma, 619 Lincoln avenue northwest i Langzell, Margaret, 115 Rex avenue northeast i Lappin, Irene, 821 Concord avenue southwest i Lasky, Bernice, 1050 Hoffman court northeast - Latham, Guy, 1403 Market avenue south i Lechner, Pauline, 1436 Tenth street northeast E Lehman, Evelyn, 1941 Tuscarawas street east i Leighty, Virginia, 2325 Twelfth street southwest i Lenardos, Martha, 705 Seventh street northeast Q Leopold, Marcella, 1102 Twentyfseventh street northeast ! Levesque, Marcelle, 1239 Fulton road northwest I Lewis, Mary, 1316 Third street southeast i Liebig, Betty lean, 1427 Shriver avenue northeast Lieser, June, 1621 Navarre road southwest Q Little, Marjorie, 1416 Woodland avenue northwest l Lopez, Lucille, 2127 Penn place northeast i Lower, Dorothy, 1337 Ivydale avenue southwest E Luchitz, julia, 1645 Hammond avenue southwest Ludwig, Gertrude, 143 Greenfield avenue southwest ! Lux, Clara, 1700 Maple avenue northeast l Lux, Mary jane, 2061 Fourth street southeast ! Manda, Gafina, 1701 Taft avenue northeast Q Manly, Vera, 1418 Tuscarawas street west ' Martin, Mary, 335 Fifth street southwest i Mason, Bertha, 1024 Rex avenue northeast Maurer, Elaine, 911 Wells avenue southwest Page 222 1 111014 g:q11lTl77iiliiililiiii i ' CQMMENCEMENT GIFTS THE LAURENSON AGENCY Co. Q Of g Enduring Beauty ,eg-N C ! i I y 2 efwelr of uallt INSURANCE ! y Q , y and C A S S 1 D Y S 3 207 CLEVELAND AVE. NW ! for over 50 years ! ! - N Q Q 104 Market Avenue, South g i Fine diamonds, watches, jewelry . R. Laurenson Ray B. Mertes - ! and silverware. Nationally adf 'The Hartford Agents I . . i vertised for your protection. 5 fOD NICED IHINGS The High School v SHOE DEPT- Favorite n U C Q FIRST FLOOR 421 month MADKEY SADDLE GCXFORD Qs pw Ideal for School wear and for Summer vacations. ' S53 .,, r R gs: :,ff f - Lipiij r-, , fr '-Ni . It Wie? ' See our complete line of white Xa' Peggy Lees for Graduation N Page 223 FOOT WEAR of Quality for MEN f WOMEN CHILDREN Fitted by XfRay FLEISCHER'S ON THE SQUARE 11101014 111103114 10201 lic if rioinioiui I via 1 L1 111 10101011030 WATCHES Beautiful new designs in reliable American made Elgin and Hamilton Watches, diamond set or plain. 0 L. S. Punches 315 Market Ave. N. 2nd Floor Kresge Arcade Bldg. iiliixioioioioioioioioiz 101111 3 rioioioi 9,0 Maurer, Elsie, 1416 Ohio avenue northeast McAnany, Eileen, 1404 Maryland avenue southwest McCann, Inez, 417 Walnut avenue southeast McCollough, Ruth, 1440 Sycamore avenue southeast McCullough, Ilene, 2312 Dover avenue northeast McCurdy, Inez, 623 Prospect avenue southwest McDermitt, Jean, 819 Arlington avenue northwest McDermott, Wilma, 704 Maryland avenue southwest McKean, Hazel, 1501 Rowland avenue northeast Meacham, Dorothy, 342 Henrietta avenue northeast 3 I 1 1 i Miller I Miller A Miller I Miller i Miller E Miller Miller I Miner Miller s a Miller, Meiser, Jane, 2142 Fifth street northeast Metzger, Vida, 2529 Sixth street southwest Anna, 3132 Belmont avenue southwest Audrey, 1418 Plain avenue northeast Betty, 2310 Ninth street southwest Evelyn, 345 Broad avenue northwest Geraldine, 2512 Sunlight court northwest Margaret, 1338 McKinley avenue southwest Matilda, 2617 Eighth street northwest Mildred, 1111 Second street northwest Peggy, 1466 Gibbs avenue northeast Rita, 206 Dryden avenue southwest Milzheimer, Dorothy, 506 Ninteenth street northwest Moga, Slyvia, 743 Carnahan avenue northeast Monzione, Lavinia, 369 Belden avenue northeast i Moock, Mary, 937 Roslyn avenue southwest i Moore, Ethel, 2330 Fifteenth street northeast i Moran, Ruth, 1945 St. Elmo street northeast Q Moreland, Jeannette, 613 Young avenue northeast Q Morrison, Dorothy, 427 Warner road southeast bg Motley, Dorothy, 914 Eleventh street southeast -'Uri' Murray, Bettie, 2212 Snyder avenue northeast Namey, Josephine, 828 Eighth street northwest Nero, Lillian, 2219 Georgetown road northeast ' Newcomer, Vera, 1369 Lee court southwest c Newman, Dolores, 1128 Seventeenth street northwest I NiAmtu, Helene, 2009 Seventh street northeast Niarchos, Mary, 1021 Rex avenue northeast Nichols, Lillian, 326 Eleventh street southeast Notturno, Mary, 932 Sherrick road southeast Novak, Margaret, 1604 Clark avenue southwest Oberlin, Betty, 825 Market avenue north Obermiller, Connie, 302 Clarendon avenue northwest Orin, Madge, 118 Arlington avenue northwest Owens, Virginia, 2828 Eleventh street southwest Pagacz, Anna, 1543 Stark avenue southwest Paris, Mildred 1415 Vine avenue southwest Parker, Jaanita, 1206 Housel avenue southeast Pass, Esther, 603 Cherry avenue southeast Paulus, Julie, 603 Fifth street southwest Pelger, Mary, 1905 Clarendon avenue southwest Pellegrene, Loretta, 207 Harrison avenue southwest - Penick, Mildred, 3418 Eleventh street southwest Petersen, June, 2543 Market avenue south Pettit, Jean, 1604 Rowland avenue northeast 01014 QU 0:01 UQ Q INJ IN? -P Pieper, Dorothy Lee, 69 Meyers Lake Plotts, Dorothy, 716 Garfield avenue southwest Polsinelli, Anna, 922 Sherrick road southeast Polsinelli, Rose, 922 Sherrick road southeast Poniewrski, Henrietta, 1376 Market avenue south Popovich, Helen, 1719 Regal avenue northeast Porter, Frances, 2615 Rosewood place northwest Pottorf, Louise, Highfield, R. D. 2 Powell, Doris, 1268 Clinton avenue southwest 710:01 ini 10121 irin1101-1niiriuiuiuiuiolcvinioioini 1 ini 1 riruinininioiwzt i Largest Varieties at Lowest Prices ! ! DRY i ! ! G O O D Q ! ! 'U' Q Yi - I 'gli 'ml Q YQ QUDUQUQUQOQ FDU QUQUQUQQIDi,QIld,alYQOQ0.'0,UQ0,0QfQ? A Gogd YEARS AGO you learned that Baers' 5 I ff B 7,5 A Place vvas a real place to buy. Baers' keep strivf Q I ' to Buy ing to make' their store a headquarters In Q 4: - ', for real service. YOU NEED BAERS' f BAERS' NEED YOU! i 4,11 J: : - E Ci- I EVQEQHSFFICQOR B A ER S ' 60552 BITHEENG Y? N' lat 216-218 MARKET AVENUE, NORTH f CANTON, OHIO 0101014110111 VQUQUQUQU- Q- Q1YQUQUDUQUQUQIYQ4YQUQUQUD Q QI- Q Q Q Q Q Q ,fig i CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to THE OLAss OF 1938 i LUCERNE STUDIO Q +35 553+ 5 New Vicary Building Market Ave. N. g l INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS - Scranton, Pa. Q ! Canton Office: 821 North Market S. J. 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CANTON, OHIO MAKE MEANING I ' ' MELO ffl J 7 ,, L -- 5- 1 3-:FEI MODERN WATER 31-,ggi-U1 ' s ENER AEVERYDAY H' -M -r I HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER hilfiff M4 A ron aA1H.KncHEN .,,.,.5,0fYQf 1 ...amuwonx ,QNQ -4 V Try Huio in the dishpsn, wsshtuls -A -' 5- ' or any where an effective cleaner is needed. I4EILOcu!s gruse, clis- solves dirt, puts Q splrlrling shin: on dishes and makes clothes snowy white. lingo helps soap and water do more work and keeps your hands solt and white. in 19 oz. G 32 oz. packages SOLD BY ALL GROCIRS E I......a.aa..-- , ..... .. , A :IVR 1 ,....,.-M The HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CO. Canton, Ohio in 1101010101 Puncheon, Ellen, 211 High avenue northwest Putman, Lois, 427 Thirtieth street northwest Quinn, Wilma, 913 Ninth street northeast Radosevic, Nettie, 2340 Sixteenth street northeast Ramsburg, Helen, 2011 St. Elmo avenue northeast Raymond, Faustina, 1256 Concord avenue southwest Reinhart, Betty, 701 Twelfth street northeast Rhodes, Sarah Katherine, 905 Sixth street southwest Rice, Mildred, 1626 Olive place northeast Richardson, Ruth, 1628 Twentieth street northeast Riehl, Helen, 711 Eighth street northwest Riley, Virginia, 2615 Clyde place southwest Ringler, Florence, 1619 Fifteenth street northeast Robinette, Margaret, 1116 Lawrence road northeast Robinson, Ethel Mae, 2407 Fletcher avenue northeast Robinson, Jane, 3103 Seventh street southwest Rochus, Anna, 509 Eleventh street northwest Rodebaugh, Eilleen, 700 Arlington avenue southwest Rodgers, Berdine, 2323 Navarre road southwest Rogers, Eleanor, 105 Wertz avenue northwest Roller, Margy, 700 Maryland avenue southwest Roth, June, 1434 Miami court northeast Rouch, Winnie, 1339 Wabash avenue northeast Rowinsky, Martha, 614 Seventh street northwest Rowles, Mary Jane, 649 Dartmouth avenue southwest Rubin, Ruth, 710 Seventh street northwest Rukavina, Anne, 1617 Wayne avenue northeast Rutter, Madalen, 1505 Twentyfseventh street northwest Sabo, Hazel, 1726 Ohio avenue northeast Saccucci, Helen, 112 Millview place southwest Sager, Barbara, 3128 Windsor road southwest Scheiring, Carolyn, 2514 Fifth street northeast Schoeppner, Mary Ann, 925 Arlington avenue southwest Scholes, Wanda, 1809 Fifth street southeast Schorsten, Esther, 2711 Fourteenth street southwest Schrack, Catherine, 206 Tyler avenue southeast Schwab, Jane, 1648 Oxford avenue northwest Scott, Eileen, 1708 Hammond avenue southwest Scott, Genevieve, 1338 Eleventh street southeast Seevers, Lois, 1113 High avenue northwest Sekula, Margaret, 2445 Twelfth street northeast Shaheen, Mary Ruth, 532 McKinley avenue southwest Shook, Betty Lu, 3219 Second street northwest Shultz, Dorothy, 1410 Ninth street northeast Shultz, Waneta, 2314 Placid place southwest Shurtz, Maxine, 647 Greenfield avenue southwest Simmons, Julia, 439 Twelfth street southeast Simone, Anna, 2127 Bolivar road southwest Skelles, Ruth, 1316 Ninth street northwest Sleighter, Josephine, 932 Prospect avenue southwest Sloat, Lucille, 3126 Dewey place southwest Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Betty Jane, 2618 Twelfth street southwest Betty Louise, 1401 Eighth street northwest Kathryn, 625 Correll avenue northeast Mary Alice, 716 Sixth street southwest Sara, 2224 Ninth street southwest Ruth, 193 Wertz avenue northwest Smoot, Kathleen, 434 McKinley avenue northwest Smuckler, Eleanor, 1451 Housel avenue northeast Snider, Maxine, 1957 Fifth street southeast Snipes, Virginia, 743 Union avenue southwest Snyder, Arlene, 1412 Maple avenue northeast Soldatis, Anne, 2318 Indiana way northeast Springer, Helen, 2913 Twelfth street northwest Page 226 Q 5.0171 b1o1oilli010i014r30i ,ici ni 51010201 ri rio? 1110: xi 1 rioininiui 1 ri ui: 4 - 7 5 DE UBLE S I Q . Extend Their Compliments to the Class of 1938 I 2 Fine Diamonds Official Iewelers Q Watches for McKinley l Silverware Class Rin s ancl Pins E 8 I E - x I I Q 9 g D E U B L E S I 2 105 Years in Business 130 MARKET AVENUE, S. I I 5 2 OQQ Q1FQOQOQOQ0iUQOQUQOD1YDll, DQ IQ! Q 5 Compliments of E 3 G R E E N , S ' I MUSIC STORE 5 F 1 N N E Y ' s Q 2 i I i 124 Cleveland Ave. SW i Cut-Rate Drug Store Q E CANTON, OHIO i i l Dial 2'6202 I QXO I I , fl 1 Q 1 fs I E S Everything in Musical I Instruments I I Expert Repairing - E I Musical Instructions on all Instruments 415 Market Avenue, North I CANTON oH1o , Established 1920 L' F' Yafgef 1- C' Syler HA Complete Music Service vZ'flv0C'0 0 ' fiffiffifliffife' izrizoiozoilizcrzoiixxirzoxozcrxogi Page 227 94153227262 .QS Portraits Commercial Photo Finishing Picture Framing f g, , , , . 1-'14 rt, 'ffd'l'fl'f1.F'lF'dl. 1'El'ElldL1'f1L 426-28 - 6th St. NW 3 11111 311 1111 1110111 111114300 Your Career HE Stark County Society of The Csteopathic School of Medicine 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 opportunities in a newer field for those who aspire to a life of highfgrade 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 prefmedical college and a fourfyear professional course, may receive infor- mation, guidance pamphlets and 0steof pathy as a Career from any local Os' teopathic Physician, or by addressing ll! The AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC Ass'n 430 N. Michigan Avenue Chicago oioioioioioioioicrioioifri 1301 'I' 1011111111 10101011 1010101 Sprit, Mary, 2153 Eighth street northeast Sprouse, Eunice, 2426 Twentyfthird street northeast Suciu, Virginia, 1620 Grace avenue northeast Stage, Virginia Lee, 225 Bedford avenue southwest Staudt, Virginia, 3025 Tuscarawas street east Stebler, Beverly, Mt. Marie drive Steimer, Doris Jean, 2401 Sixth street southwest Stevenson, Betty, 1380 Harrison avenue southwest Stewart, Ethel, 1705 Edward avenue northeast Stiner, Helen, 1512 Frederick avenue southwest Stoner, Dorothy, 3222 Belmont place southwest Swager, Alice Marie, 1214 Sixth street northwest Swope, Geraldine, 2610 Ninth street northwest Tewart, Dorothy, 515 Ninth street northwest Thaxton, Dorothy I., 711 Prospect avenue southwest Thomas, Fannie, 1223 Housel avenue southeast Thomas, Jenny, 713 Melchior place southwest Tice, Betty, 811 Tenth street northeast Tice, Ruth, 1422 St. Elmo avenue northeast Tinlin, Thelma, 2400 Ninth street northwest Todoran, Helen, 2100 Allen avenue southeast Tohey, Lois, 1011 Fifteenth street northeast Tourville, Catherine, 2302 Sixteenth street northeast Trosper, Jacqueline, 435 Elgin avenue northwest Uber, Dorothy, 903 Ridge road northwest Ulicki, Mae, 1124 Shadyside avenue southwest Valasek, Eileene, 2004 Fourteenth street southwest Van Horn, Ruth, 316 Schwalm avenue southeast Van Nostran, Mary, 1023 Garfield avenue southwest Van Crman, Helen, 1143 Benskin avenue southwest Varn, Yolanda, 1431 Dueber avenue southwest Vasquez, Consuela, 1813 Fourth street northeast Vasvari, Helen, 2447 Thirteenth street northeast Vechey, Barbara, 2210 Fifteenth street southwest Vranesevich, Mildred, 1528 East View avenue northeast Wade, Fanchion, 708 Nimisilla avenue southeast Wagner, Katherine, 313 Gibbs avenue northeast Wallace, Margaret Jean, 1357 Logan avenue northwest Wallace, Mildred, 1713 Ninteenth street northeast Wallenfelsz, Gertrude, 74 Meyers Lake Walter, Mary Louise, 1212 Maryland avenue southwest Watkins, Gertrude, 901 Lawrence road northeast Weirick, Wilma, 2614 Nicholas place northwest Weiss, Esther, R. 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Marie drive Werner, Dorothy, 2906 Kirby avenue northeast Wetterauer, Frieda, 1929 Twentyffifth street northeast Wieder, Esther, 626 Columbus avenue northwest Wilgus, Arlene, 117 Junction court northwest Williams, Lucille, 1221 Park avenue southwest Winafeld, Anita, 1001 Eighth street northeast Winslow, Laura, 131 Earl place southeast Wirth, Gladys, 911 Twelfth street northeast Wise, Virginia, 922 Rowland avenue northeast Wiseman, Marguerite, 303 Roslyn avenue northwest Woolley, Pauline, 3301 Eleventh street southwest Worster, Dorothy, 319 Schwalm avenue northeast Wynn, Maxine, 3057 Sixth street southwest Young, Alyse, 1317 Giggs avenue northeast Young, Margaret, 202 Clarendon avenue southwest Zernber, Eileen, 1427 Vine avenue southwest Zerbe, Kathleen, 352 Bellflower avenue northwest Zerbe, Zaugn, 1028 Market avenue south Zozola, Sapho, 809 Mahoning road northeast Page 228 OAKER'S Quality 11113 1 ii 1 111 1 1 11 1111111101311 3114111101 11113 1 1 Z 143111 AS MODERN AS TOMORROW uiicirisiiii1111114111111111-iimiiiiiiiriii 101:iuiuinioix11u3s11a1iu111iniu1 1 1 111 111313 211:11 Es'I'ablished I9I2 '938 rg rl THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY f f Y S95 Put ElECtricit to work L Elec gives you Light f Heat f Cold and Power for your housef if 4 hold tasks. A ' He never asks for time oil. In fact, the more Work you give him to do, the lower his charges per hour. xii Step up the use of ELECt'ricity-Step down the cost. Electrify completely for Q economy and better living. W9 l W .OHIO .POWER Ca , X! A Quin 1010111101 11111 1 1 1 1 1111301111 1 111 141 11 '1 Z -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Page 229 i ri xii 101 vioioioioioioioioi in le Be Right in X7 1 Style N A Wear a TAILOR MADE SUIT for Graduation FN-' We also 'make all types of uniforms ,E ' 'Y fi 5 QMVQE tp., ., - .-'fir 5f'.:- . it-'5g..g L -? '1 La,ig:gp' :ia-ggyrv '- f' .ax .Mn ' ' E rugkenb o 6' TAIIDRFHC 237 Tusc. St. E. Corner Walnut Y riozoioik' Class of 1938 Boys Abbuhl, Forrest, 1138 Shadyside avenue southwest Abood, Eddie, 826 Cherry avenue northeast Adams, Harold, R. F. D. 2, Fulton road extension Albert, Gilbert, 1035 Cherry avenue northeast Albright, Warren, 804 Walter court northwest Alexander, Amox, 704 Mahoning road northeast Alexander, Joe, 2110 Fourth street northeast Alexander, William, 1440 Seventeenth street northwest Allen, Bill, R. D. 1 Amiet, Arthur, 1915 Sixteenth street southwest Amstutz, Robert, 815 Fourth street northwest Anders, Isaiah, 516 Tenth street southeast Anderson, Clarke, 2410 Nicholas place northwest Anderson, Warren, 1273 Harrison avenue southwest Andrews, Harry, 629 Cherry avenue northeast Anthony, Frank, 2007 Blecker place northeast Anthony, Walter, 200 Sixth street southeast Antonio, Tony, 2127 Seventh street northeast Anutta, Donald, 1317 Harrison avenue southwest Arner, Stanley, 900 Saylor place southwest Atwell, Lee, 2043 Mahoning road northeast 2101014 0101011 Babbo, Joseph, 602 Bromo court southeast Baechel, James, 820 McKinley avenue northwest Baines, James, 824 Wells avenue northwest 02421 3010103 init 1 mini ri :ini lic 301 1113014 3 xioioiuivioioi vii CQMPLIMENTS of McKINLEY sToRAGE I to the CLASS OF '38 510101 Bair, Robert, 3037 Grigsby place southwest Baker, Roger, 1145 Roslyn avenue southwest Baldwin, Edward, 1150 Broad avenue northwest wi- Ballentine, Alex, 2412 Mahoning road northeast Banda, Victor, 735 High avenue southwest Barbato, Sam, 1902 Allen avenue southeast Barnett, Glenn, 1316 Edward avenue northeast Barthel, John, 1407 Cherry avenue southeast Bartley, Harrell, 1964 Fifth street southeast Bartolet, William, 723 Raynolds avenue southwest Bates, Ernest, 1025 Seventh street northeast Batza, Virgil, 504 Columbus avenue northwest Bauman, Paul, 2243 Ninth street northwest Bean, James, 210 Seventeenth street northeast Beavers, Jack, 914 Ninth street northwest Beazel, John, 1116 Piedmont avenue northeast Beem, Eugene, 616 Exeter avenue southwest Behringer, Edward, Western avenue, R. D. 1 Belcich, Charles, 1444 Hilscher avenue northeast Bellinski, Richard, 2227 Seventh street southwest Bendroth, Carl, 749 Dunn avenue northwest Berbelis, Chris, 809 Brown avenue northwest Berbelis, Nick, 809 Brown avenue northwest Bergert, Jack, 139 Aultman avenue northwest Bergmeyer, Richard, 216 Broad avenue northwest Berlin, Donald, 2611 Ninth street southwest Bing, Gerald, 2718 Tenth street southwest Binkley, Wilmer, 2201 Winfield way northeast Bird, lack, 911 Mahoning road northeast Blackburn, Russell, 1309 Twelfth street northeast Blair, Donald, 906 Second street southwest Blythe, Walter, 413 Raynolds place southwest Bonsky, Dale, 1512 Glendale place northeast rioioioioioiojclioi 0:0111 'U si are N N LN o inioioioicbicrioicnioioitsidriiritsi CONGRATULATIGNS CLASS 1938 ,-..' D U M 0 N T ' S Athletic Equipment 134 Second St. SE Second Floor Dial 26225 ,-.J Whatever the sport, Whatever the season 'Youll buy it here If you listen to reason. I-I. Spotts, Jr. T. 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We Rent, Sell and Repair Benson Typewriter Co. 336 f 4th St. NW f Canton, Ohio 1 34 1 'Q' Boyd, Ralph, 2407 Maple avenue northeast Bream, Bill, 905 Twentyffifth street northeast Breen, Bob, 719 Shadyside avenue southwest Briggle, Bill, 2794 Market avenue southwest Brisbine, Floyd, 1214 Seventh street northwest Brandt, Jack, 1918 Ohio avenue northeast Brownsberger, Richard, 1121 Lawrence road northeast Bund, Richard C., 2690 Market avenue north Burdett, john, 1521 Twentyfsecond street northeast Burkhardt, Ralph, 1411 Struble avenue northeast Burse, Robert, 1535 Alden avenue southwest Caiazza, Nunzio, 3919 Mahoning road northeast Campbell, John, 1417 St. Elmo avenue northeast Carbone, Donald, 1471 Housel avenue southeast Carbone, joe, 1471 Housel avenue southeast Carlisle, Dean, 619 Third street northwest Carr, David, 2306 Tenth street northwest Carter, John L., 2502 Sixteenth street northeast Cerrato, Tony, 1800 Second street southeast Chenot, Everette, 2228 Tuscarawas street west Cirone, Michael, 1469 Shriver avenue northeast Clapper, Robert, 1025 Second street northwest Coldren, Chet, 2325 Fourth street northwest Cook, Bob, 1714 Sixteenth street northeast Corbets, Eugene, 1625 Twelfth street northeast Corey, Arthur, 1329 Woodward place northwest Correlli, Carmin, 1424 Allen avenue southeast Cosner, Bill, 906 Young avenue northeast Couris, Bill, 525 Elgin avenue northwest Crowl, Jack, 1934 Tuscarawas street west Culler, Ralph, R. D. 1 Dauberman, Marvin, 1807 Virginia place northeast Davies, Robert, 242 Montrose avenue northwest DeVisio, Paul, 938 Sylvan court northeast Dedman, Tom, 1219 Dueber avenue southwest DeMarsh, Eugene, 1007 Eighteenth street northeast Depuy, Joe, 1908 Third street northeast DesPrez, Renkert, 1515 Cleveland avenue northwest Diamond, Don, 437 Belden avenue southeast Dieifenbaugher, LeRoy, 1306 lowa place northeast Dieringer, Frank, 829 Bedford avenue northwest Dioguardi, Anthony, 414 Tenth street southeast Domer, Robert Karl, 1035 Roslyn avenue southwest Dragovich, George, 1400 Superior avenue northeast Dugan, Ralph, 1125 Sixteenth street northwest Dunbar, Harley, 715 Cherry avenue northeast Durbin, Lawrence, 612 Lawn avenue southwest Eberhart, George, 709 Michael place southwest Eder, Joseph, 2208 Fifth street northeast Edwards, Reese, 1024 Third street southwest Eller, Quentin, 1239 Harrison avenue southwest Engler, Torn, 326 Broad avenue northwest Esrnont, Frank, 1234 Market avenue south Fahrni, Donald, 1219 Maple avenue northeast Fankhauser, Walter, 1531 Holland court southwest Farr, Richard, 913 Fifth street southwest Faulk, Niles, 1930 Third street southeast Fernandez, David, 2207 Penn place northeast Fife, Ralph, 3811 Mahoning road northeast Page 232 102-iioiuiuiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiimgiiiiziiiiii SEND FUR FREE CATALCG 1938 Seniors, who are looking beyond Commencef ment, are invited to send for our free catalog. It explains how high school and college graduates, of hoth commercial and academic courses, can capitalf ize their educational backgroundg how an intensive business course will increase their opportunitiesg how our Employment Department assists graduates in securing positions. A Postcard or Phone call will bring a free copy, without obligation. ,D anton Actual Business College -A 42BMARKETAVE.N CANTON, OHIO V rzccs cs1anr:1x:1114ClD11f14ID1111C'1'E T11 Iiiii 1110541112111 - I GVENSMOKED ! l o i ! Q Q Q ugardale New l Stove 2 g H A M ' i i KUHHEKERS Q MARKET AVE N at 5th ST i ' til' i'?l'5l fj5 i ' ' ' 2 : 1 ffm' ' , 1 1 195 iii' - 1 , ' ' - t .gif t iff' Q i Everything li Z for Personal I Seifgfi Z and Home Z Needs i Z Z f The Class of ,SS i i 3 101 ii 1 1111: 1 1111 1 1 1-0,0 30110111 Z 1 1 iii 111 111 1 14 Page 233 Old Books New Books Magazines 0 Canterbury-Craine Book House O 201 Sixth Street, NW Telephone 2-3509 Greeting Cards Rental Library Games O We can supply any book in print. 110303030201 bi ini 110303 3 PUBLISHING the McKinley Times 010101 1010 HOMER and PAUL BOLENDER STANDARD PRINTING C0. I20 I26 FOURTH STREET, NE EACH WEEK THROUGH I937-I938 WAS NOT ONLY A PRIVILEGE BUT A PLEASURE... WE FEEL WE KNOW THE CLASS OF I938 PERSONALLY. u ., ALL OF YOU, AND MAY YOUR JOURNEY THROUGH LIFE BE BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY. -Y- 0:4 11 xiuivioioioioiq 0 01 o 'Q 1102+ 1101014 11011 01011 Fiore, Carl, 1818 Third street northeast Fitzpatrick, Bill, 411 Bellflower avenue northwest Fitzpatrick, John, 1137 Camden avenue southwest Fladung, Albert, 3900 Fairmount boulevard northeast Foltz, Ned, 705 Harrison avenue northwest Formet, Robert, 2041 Third street northeast Fraley, George, 1111 Oak avenue northwest Freedman, Barney, 1321 McKinley avenue southwest Freitag, David, 913 Struble avenue northeast Frutschy, Harold, 436 Wallace avenue southeast Fry, Edward, 208 Belden avenue southeast Fulk, Bob, 1639 Bank place southwest Fulmer, Raymond, R. D. 1 Funk, Paul E., 1435 Second street southeast Garofalo, Leonard, 511 Warner road southeast Gellenbeck, Robert, 2425 Seventh street northwest George, Norman, 523 Milton court northwest Gilbow, Bill, 2705 Ninth street northwest Glenn, Ralph, 3846 Fairmont boulevard northeast Gliatta, Bert, 907 Liberty court southeast Gloss, Ralph, 618 Forest avenue southwest Gloss, Stanley, 912 Forest avenue southwest Gnagy, Leslie, 931 Bellflower avenue southwest Guest, Clarence, 1512 Tanner avenue southwest Grouth, James, 2311 Sixteenth street northeast Grovemiller, Dale, 2057 Tuscarawas street east Gruber, Paul, 312 Dryden avenue northwest Grusea, Al, 329 Belden avenue northeast Hagey, Charles, 2151 Second street southeast Haines, William, 2437 Ninth street northwest Hankes, Clarence, 1310 Fourteenth street northwest Hansen, Don, 1240 Cleveland avenue northwest Harmon, William, 209 Elgin avenue northwest Harold, Budd, 910 Bellflower avenue southwest Harriman, Ambrose, R. F. D. 1 Harvath, Joseph, 2530 Fourteenth street northeast Hasiotis, Tom, 1801 Irwin place northeast Hegal, John, 1820 Maple avenue northeast Heggy, William, 1412 Rowland avenue northeast Hentsch, Frank, 1207 Lippert road northeast Hill, John, 1016 McKinley avenue northwest Hionides, Harry, 1906 Eleventh street northeast Hirsch, Albert, 2309 Ninth street northwest Hirt, Eugene, 1030 Struble avenue northeast Hodous, Jerry, 1814 Alden avenue southwest Holees, Vernon, 951 McKinley avenue northwest Hoopingarner, Oliver, 2810 Sixth street southwest Hopkins, Roger, 1413 Rowland avenue northeast Hose, Junior, 2015 Eleventh street southwest Hostetler, Don, 2505 Eleventh street northwest Householder, Charles, 1279 Harrison avenue southwest Hudec, Bill, R. D. 3, East Center road Hudec, Joseph, 3406 Eleventh street southwest Huet, John, 1619 Twentyffifth street northwest Hursh, Paul, 124 Montrose avenue northwest Jacob, Charles, 1371 Roslyn avenue southwest Jacobs, Ed., 1120 Harrison avenue southwest Johnson, Don, R. D. 3, St. Elmo Johnson, Richard, 606 Brown avenue northwest E Q01 UQ N IN? DJ -P ri: i 14x1oioi01010ioi-1 nioioioioioioicri vi if ini 1 gc 14 it 3 if 211 Compliments of DE LUXE MARKET J f Blanc Flowers Marchancl's Groceries Warehouse Market Cabhut's Pastry Shop Miller's Restaurant Hughes Provision Company Nicholson's Butter, Eggs, and J- C- SCOH-Candies Cheese Wenger's Fish DeLuxe Fruits and Janson's Butter, Eggs, and Cheese Vegetables Winter Carden Fruit Company The Leonard Agency 1014xinioioioir11oi0i1114vi4rl4r11xi0i0Z4ri4r11bio101iui xinloioiuillioioif yifrioicrioioiuioi sifricyiifrilxicximrillicxicxicrilri 11 1020101030101 11 if 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 anlon Launclryanlcleaning o. oiojngcxiuicxicmixnicvinilvirri :oi ni 1 vi ri 101 ii: 111 111101 xioir 1 1 ,Q gqioioinic 101011141 1 2 1010111 11: 111 11211 1 11 11113 3 111 ARVARD CLOTHES MARKET AVENUE at 2nd, SW The Choice of StylefWise cmd Value Conscious Men gui ,gaining rio: 101014 if 2 sz ri nzoioinzc 111 1:01 zz 1201011111 :nz 3 Page 235' J. W. A. Staudt, Gerfl Agent Thurman F. Staudt, Supervisor Ed, J. Staudt, Cashier The LINCOLN National Life Ins. Co. V General Agency Suite 101 Brant Building CANTON, OHIO A Policy to fit your needs Lincoln Pictures, Biographies, etc, N O R G E P H I L C O The Best in HOME APPLIANCES arid ENTERTAINMENT Ill MODERN HOME UTILITIES We're Friendly Folks Ill 320 Cleveland Ave. N. Dial 34307 1101111020 910101014 biojojoioiojoiariarioio Fx O 1 FP DT rv sv U2 VT' .... 5 QQ O 31. O 1 'U 'J' O D rv Ll-3 mv rv C oo U- 3 i 'Q' 0:01 101011 111011 Jordan, William, 1249 Park avenue southwest Julian, Robert, 715 McGregor avenue northwest Kark, Mike, 1926 Mahoning road northeast Kasper, Harry, 2534 Fourteenth street northeast Katz, Edward, 640 Ingram avenue southwest Keagy, Bob, 1150 Rex avenue northeast Keiser, Wayne, 1108 Spring avenue northeast Keller, Byron, 1322 Struble avenue northeast Kianicka, John, 219 Millview place southwest Kibler, Jack, Ferndale road northwest Kiddey, Paul, 238 Harter avenue northwest Kiko, Russell, 1011 Saylor place northeast Killian, Paul, 708 Smith avenue southwest Kines, Waldo, 1740 Harmont avenue northeast King, William, 1924 Fifth street southeast Kintner, Bill, 1125 Camden avenue southwest Klingler, Leo, 132 Smith avenue northwest Klink, Charles, 2346 Fourteenth street northeast Knight, Claude, 112 Fourteenth street northeast Knuff, Harry, 721 McKinley avenue southwest Koehler, Robert, 327 Bedford avenue northwest Kohler, John, 204 Seventh street southwest Konovsky, Milan, 304 Ralph court northwest Kost, Blair, 814 Third street northwest Koury, George, 735 Ross avenue northeast Krause, Gus, 1517 Glendale court northeast Kutt, Mickey, 1700 Dueber avenue southwest Lang, Godfred, R. D. 1 Lantry, Burrell, 2414 Coventry boulevard northeast Laughlin, Earl, 2319 Seventh street southwest Lee, Charles, 2310 Lakewood boulevard Leonard, James, 1413 Cherry avenue southeast Lewers, Dave, 109 Wolf court northwest Lewers, Nathaniel, 510 Lawn avenue northwest Limbert, Richard, 1386 Maryland avenue southwest Lipp, Richard, 703 Ninteenth street northeast Little, Kenneth, 115 Dryden avenue northwest Long, Eddie, 1203 Willet avenue southeast Lookabaugh, Grant, 822 Marion avenue southwest Lovinsky, Tom, 2501 Fourteenth street northeast Lowry, Dick, 1721' Fourth street northeast Lupe, William, 1312 Sherrick road southeast Lutz, James, 337 Bellflower avenue northwest Magnello, Fred, 2218 Winfield way northeast Malloy, Jack, 2423 Sixth street northwest Mangus, Edward, 1517 Eighteenth street northeast Manly, LeRoy, 1402 Scoville avenue southwest Mann, Charles, 449 Fenton avenue northeast Markel, Eugene, 1407 Tuscarawas street east Marku, Gruia, 1201 Fourth street southeast Marshalek, Bob, 2036 Georgetown road northeast Marshall, Harry, 1136 Bedford avenue southwest Marshall, James, 902 Eighth street northeast Marzec, Stanley, 1364 Henry avenue southwest Mason, Jerry, 304 Bedford avenue northwest Maxin, David, 1725 Roosevelt avenue northeast Manard, Robert, R. D. 1 MacEarland, John, 2601 Harrisburg road northeast McAllister, Bob, 136 Smith avenue northwest McClellan, Roy, 1127 Clinton avenue southwest McCoy, Bill, 1513 Park avenue southwest 5 0:41 UQ N IN-7 DJ ON ,101 111110101 101 3 3 14 1 11109 51010101014 101411030101-11:1-01111 14 i ri vioi 111 it 1011020 ,914 119111301 ! Q HUGS FUR DRUGS The SMITH-TRUMP ABSTRACT CO., Inc. 203-4 Citizens Buildin Q Q g i i CANTON, OHIO i f 3 Q Q ! ! l ? f ' E i i U i g Q ABSTRACTS OF TITLE i 5 E Clark W. Metzger, Manager 2 3 E i I HUGS' CUT-RATE REXALL D R U G STORES Market Ave. N. at 6th East Tuscarawas Street at Cherry 0:0ri11111in13011rinioininiuiui TRUE A TRUE GRAND GRAND RAPHHS Q 0 A 0 Blevins f1AI!lll0h'lf l,4iGffl' ff014ffflfP1YlJ'Hfl?5 5164, A-2Iii48 A-EI 48 --us -nn Cheapest fhdflf Good Bef! Z'kdf,5 Made Visit Our New 64 Model Rooms 2 STORES 641 Lincoln Way, W. MASSILLQN, CHIC Page 237 131 Tremont, S. W oinxininiuiuiuif 203 GENERAL INSURANCE PROTECTION AGAINST ANY RISK ANYWHERE INSURANCE A G E N C Y O BERT E. FRQEHDE First National Bank Building Dial 2fO904 Canton, Ohio Congratulations to the CLASS of 'ss Iii WYLER BROTHERS ICE CREAM Dairy Products :mc 1101f09 Second Street, NE Dial 5505 11010 ljoioioioioioix McCoy, Bob, 1104 Eleventh street northwest McCullough, Frank, 642 Smith avenue southwest McCullough, Paul, 406 Marion avenue southwest McCurdy, Thomas, 2422 Nicholas place northwest McGreal, Donald, 2419 Seventh street northwest McKnight, Byron, R. F. D. 4, Massillon McLain, Charles, 1536 Glendale avenue northeast McVehil, Edgar, 2800 Sixth street southwest Meder, Robert, 2218 Tenth street northwest Meiser, Charles, 902 Brad avenue southeast Mentzer, Richard, 1422 Struble avenue northeast Menzoif, Michael, 2205 Fifteenth street northeast Mercorelli, Ernest, 405 Eleventh street southeast Miller Miller Miller, Miller 010101011 Michalski, Alvin, 1906 Clark avenue southwest Miculan, Victor, 1524 Fourth street southeast Milhoan, Paul, 1727 Tuscarawas street east Monroe, Lawrence, 924 High avenue northwest Miller, Miller, Clyde, 523 Fourth street northwest Don, 414 Dryden avenue northwest Lester, 1317 Seventh street northeast Ned, 1805 Navarre road southwest Russell, 2005 Gross avenue northeast William, 710 Bedford avenue southwest William E., 1532 Vassar avenue northwest Miller, Moock, Charles, 937 Roslyn avenue southwest Mortensen, Jack, 903 McKinley avenue northwest Mosley, David, 338 Poplar avenue northwest Mottice, Paul, 1008 Smith avenue southwest Murphy, Henry, 432 Young avenue southeast 5 'Q' 0:01 1101 01011 Oxon: Myers, Don, 1431 Twentyffourth street northwest Nader, Ubert, 2040 Eighth street northeast Needham, Homer, 1022 Garfield avenue southwes Nemeth, Frank, 1549 Harrisburg road northeast Ney, Bob, 2422 Tenth street southwest Nicolet, Gale, Route 1 Nist, Robert, Stark County Jail Novak, John, 1647 Clark avenue southwest Nosker, Don, 3011 Sixth street southwest Oana, Lawrence, 2119 Fourth street northeast Orlando, Fred, 1113 Seventh street northeast Ostrander, Paul, 219 Newton avenue northwest Pace, Robert, 812 Gibbs avenue northeast Parker, Harold, 1410 Sixth street southwest Parr, Richard, 733 Lawrence road northeast Pastor, Johnny, 405 Second street northeast Pastor, Paul, 1385 Park avenue southwest Paumier, James, R. D. 1 Pekar, Joe, 1513 Clark avenue southwest Pentella, Vincent, 1519 Fourteenth street southeast Perdue, Reed, 617 Alexander place northeast Phillips, Stanley, 1118 Fifth street southwest Picchione, Tony, 1029 Melchior place southwest Plappert, Eugene, 1117 Eighth street northwest Plasky, Andy, 1307 Ninth street northeast Plummer, Harry, 925 Clarendon avenue southwest Pope, Nick, 1457 Alden avenue southwest Portis, John, 908 Eighth street southeast Potter, Donald, 1212 Marion avenue southwest Powell, Chuck, 917 Harrison avenue southwest Preva, Mike, 522 Fourteenth street southeast Page 238 t x10i01ixi1x1o1oiixZo1o1 34:11,ifxii1it1101014riiricxixxiiricriiaixrirricuicrid lriiicricyiiiryityitxityifvicpicrirzxyicvifriixixio1o:u14r14v11r:1r1oiivicr1o: 1 0101014 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 The LUNTZ IRON SL STEEL COMPANY George D. Harter Bank Building ojoioioioioioimioi 11411111 1410111 11111-iii ini 1 111 3101 If You Fill A Goodwill Bag .... You Help Us Help Others - l- We give employment to 60 f 65 handi DIAL 7321 Fora , ' WE WILL SEND THE GOGDWILL capped men and women daily. We sal' YOU A BAG TRUCK vage men and materials. Remember, DIAIT7321 waste is turned into Wages for the needy. GOODWILL UNION MISSION and INDUSTRIES 7llfl9 Tuscarawas St. E. 71046 f 2nd Street, NE A TOOL IN THE HAND . . . NOT A COIN IN THE HAT GUSSETT BOILER and WELDING WORKS BOILER MAKERS AND ERECTORS ELECTRIC or ACETYLENE WELDING 1140 Marion Ave. SW Dial 36190 CANTON, OHIO 0101011pit111yioioioioiixilrioiilitricxiixifrioirrioiix ioioirrioioioioinif Page 239 1010 ri riogoiogoioxnx Q1 in-if 1 riuiuioinic ioioioioioinifmic 11120-1 11010: 11 32:3 3 1 1 ir: 3 111 1 ioiioze Greetings Seniors of '38- Ill Quite often but a few years elapse between graduation and the estabf lishment of a home . . . when that time comes, consider well the wide' spread reputation for quality and good taste that this firm has acf quired through 60 years of depend- able home furnishing. ill T H U R I N ' S for your home beautiful 524 MARKET AVENUE, N. ioiiuioinioioifxiinioiilimi it it 3 111 ini 4111 3 1 3 113 1 101011020 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD WISHES to the CLASS of '38 -Jigs The OFFICE EQUIPMENT Company 321 Tuse. Sr. W. Canton, Ohio Phone 6111 Complete Serfvzte zrz Ujice Firrnzrure JUG, Szzppfies 103131 iiiiiiiiinioiw Price, Donald, 3222 Dewey place southwest Procario, Rinaldo, 942 Sherrick road southeast Prosser, Bob, 615 Cleveland avenue southwest Psomas, Harry, 815 Cleveland avenue southwest Pustay, Nicholas, 1739 Fourth street northeast Radosevich, Pete, 2501 Twelfth street northeast Rankin, Harry, 1457 Gibbs avenue northeast Rata, Charles, 2201 Seventh street northeast Rebillot, Robert, 1236 Third street southeast Rechkemmer, Earl, 1223 Plain avenue northeast Regberg, Nathan, 1334 Shorb avenue northwest Reigle, Edward, 913 Clarendon avenue southwest Renner, Fred, 2426 Seventh street northwest Resler, Lloyd, 1321 Fourth street northwest V Reynolds, William, 1325 Fourth street northeast Ribovic, George, 2506 Winfield way northeast Rice, Jacque, 813 Third street northeast Rice, R. M., 720 Ninteenth street northeast Rich, James, 928 Eighth street southeast Richardson, Clifford. 2354 Third street southeast Richey, Bern, 3055 Windsor place southwest Riegler, Paul, 702 Eighth street northeast Rispin, Cyril. 1514 Glendale place northeast Ritchey. Gale. 414 Hazlett avenue northwest Ritz. Charles, 3019 Twelfth street northwest Roberts, James. 2306 Tuscarawas street west Robertson, Karl, 2102 Fourth street northwest Rogers, Clif, 928 Third street northwest Romback. Wilbur. 2525 Tuscarawas street west Rose, Anthony. 2136 Tuscarawas street east Rose. Frank. 3046 Mahoning road northeast Rotar. Charles. 764 Gobel avenue northeast Roth. Bernard, 824 Seventh street northwest Roush, David, 2426 Winfield way northeast Rudy, Wayne, 215 Lincoln avenue northwest Ruegsegger, Loval. 1012 Shadyside avenue southwest Russ, Nick, 519 Madison court southeast Russo, Carl, 803 Eleventh street southeast Salasek. Albert. 2537 Coventry boulevard northeast Schaffner. James, 1235 Linwood avenue southwest Schaub. Wesley, 2804 Fifteenth street southwest Schmidt, Frank, 1614 Royal avenue northeast Schneider, Walter, 2500 Baldwin avenue northeast Scholink, Ralph, 1603 Dueber avenue southwest Schrader, Clyde, 200 Smith avenue southwest Schriever, Bob, 156 Fawcett court northwest Schroeder, Paul, 2418 Winfield way northeast Schuster, John, 2142 Eighth street southeast Schwager, Louis, 3803 Mahoning road northeast Schweitzer, Paul, 935 Bellflower avenue southwest Schwing, Vernon, 1384 Park avenue southwest Schwitzgabel, William, 355 Arlington avenue northwest Scott, Murray, 720 Broad avenue northwest Seese, Henry, 1022 Walnut avenue northeast Seibert, Leland, 1412 Twelfth street northeast Sekeres, Frank, 2344 Indiana way northeast Selby, James, 914 Bellflower avenue southwest Sergi, john, 510 Newton avenue northwest Shadlock, Cyril, 1531 Dueber avenue southwest Page 240 141 30:4ri:r1o:o1ua:o1c11n1uz4ni :ui-uioiuiniogoiuiuioxuiuioaz 1 iw ioioiuioioxc1010111311mxniuiuznim 1 11 1 ri ismini:rioinioioioioqb- 1 W. H. Kaufman, President and Nfanagev' Elta Wil1f6fS, Secretary THE CHAPMAN PLUMBING S1 SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING-HEATING-WATER SOFTENERS Repair work given Special attention 204-206 Third Street, SW Phone 34401 3 1 1 i 1 1 -1 an 11111 3 cs 101120101 i 1 15:1 1 11111 3 1 3 1 1 111 3 1 113 11113303010111311101413111-0303 31:1 1 1 ini 2 ir i Congratulations MCKI LEY STUDENTS On Your Past Achievements You Have Our Best Wishes for a Prosperous and Successful Future The CANTON HARDWARE CO. 1 i 1 iuiuiuioi 1 11 -1 1 imap an:-L-as -: 1-2 -.,- -E 2 up 241:11-tmrifxxxi 1 3 E i 0 of THE LEUNARD AGENCY CDMPANY Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1938 Q QQ INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SURETY BONDS Harter Bank Building 1Sf Md 7th F10OrS i i G i mgbfygmgrnirnilyirxi 1:1 1 1 mi 1 1 :mi 113 1 1 io1rr3,o1u1oiui 2 3 1 aff' - Page 241 10311113 3- 1 iii 1 iiioioinioiiozo CONGRATULATIONS to Class of 1933 METROPOLITAN PAVING BRICK CO. 5553 Mfrs. of Face Brick Common Brick Paving Brick Structural Tile Q-HQ? Phone 5136 Renkert Bldg. COMPLIMENTS CANTON STORAGE Incorporated n I-Z: :gil U Cherry and Fourth St. NE Phone 5291 Loi iii 1 312111 3 2 1 1 ini Shaheen, Louis, 1331 Struble avenue northeast Shaheen, Loyd, 411 Twelfth street northeast Shannon, Charles, 216 Lawn avenue northwest Shanower, Bob, 812 Tenth street northwest Shaw, Don, 1383 Ivydale southwest Shear, Roy, 805 Second street northeast Shearrow, Herbert, 1441 Gonder avenue southeast Sherman, Charles, 2319 Seventh street northwest Shisbey, Paul, 1377 Scoville avenue southwest Shorr, Morris, 339 Sixteenth street northwest Siegfried, Don, 1437 Seventeenth street northwest Sikora, Henry, 2500 Fourteenth street northeast Simmers, Archie, 1501 Maryland avenue southwest Simon, William, 1414 Fifth street northeast Sinclair, Alvin, 132 Bedford avenue northwest Sirk, Charles, 425 Wells avenue northwest Skelly, Lewis, 1105 Sixth street southwest Smeltzer, junior, 2006 Maple avenue northeast Smith, Charles, 619 Wells avenue southwest Smith, Frank, 403 McKinley avenue southwest Smith, James, 1832 Berger place northeast Smith, Millard, 1434 Lippert road northeast 101450 ' Snyder, Charles, 2539 Kirley avenue northeast E Snyder, Floyd, 2302 Coventry boulevard northeast ' Snyder, Richard, 909 Dueber avenue southwest I 2 Snyder, Roy, 408 Dryden avenue northwest Q Snyder, William, R. D. 1, Reedurban ! Sommer, Russell, 610 Fifteenth street northeast l Sponseller, Richard, 729 Maryland avenue southwest 'I' Spring, Don, 2306 Tuscarawas street east Suarez, Joe, 1817 Tennessee place northeast Sutek, hloe, 1630 Henry avenue southwest Stan, Virgil, 1107 Eighth street northeast 4 ! Steffy, Wilfred, 808 Second street northwest i Strasser, Richard, 907 Saylor place southwest i Studebaker, Dick, 927 Walnut avenue northeast : Sturrett, John, 1318 Willett avenue southeast ! Swaney, Clair, 1504 Lippert road northeast 1 Swank, Clinton, 2306 Ninth street southwest ! Szekeres, John, 2346 Indiana way northeast l - Tangler, James, 2608 Indiana way northeast - Tannotta, Carl, 306 Sterling avenue southeast ! Taylor, Joe, 2904 Fourth street northwest l Tharp, Leroy, 1353 Logan avenue northwest ' 6 Thomas, Harold, 1948 Third street southeast i Thompson, John, 202 Goodman place southwest - Tishkoff, Harold, 126 Twelfth street northeast , Tlanda, joe, 1501 Third street southeast Q Toussant, Frank, 1015 Eighth street northwest ' Troth, Paul, 233 Chicago place northwest E Trushel, Richard, 1944 Third street northeast i Tschantz, Dick, 1205 Twelfth street northeast Tuersley, john, 1600 Vine avenue southwest Q Turner, Lee Paul, 1510 Thirtyffifth street northwest g Unger, Willard, Navarre, Route l Valentine, Frank, 1513 Dueber avenue southwest Votolato, Nicholas, 2210 Sixth street southwest Waechter, Bernard J., 1248 Cleveland avenue northwest Waechter, Joseph, 2707 Eighth street northwest Wagner, Robert, 310 Cherry avenue northeast Page 242 Compliments of Canton Drop Forging Si Mfg. C AUTOMOTIVE AIRCRAFT GENERAL FURGI Producers of Drop Forgings for Particular Users Since 1903 Canton, Chio CHIEVEMENT We congratulate the graduates of the 1938 McKinley High School Class. May you succeed in attaining those high ambitions which you now foster. To the undergraduates we also extend our compliments and hope that you will be numbered among the future graduates of McKinley High. THE REPO ITCRY For 123 'Years a Dependable Canton Institution Page 243 O 1111113111 1121110110 Heating - Cooling NOLAN COAL CO. N A complete line of Eleetrie Household Appliances, Autof matic Heat, Coal, Oil or Cas fired and Commercial Refrigf eration and domestic. On Display A QQ ' Our New . Show Rooms f f? 133s f Sth NW ' :: 4S WILLIAMS 6 2 , 9 OILQREATIC CONGRATULATIONS to 1938 CLASS I-ll Buckeye Oxygen Co. Louisville Road CANTON, OHIO Manufacturers of . . 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