McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1939 volume:

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Senior section editor LUCIE SIMON '39, ...,..,........,,... ....,,,, C lub section editor DWIGHT REDD '4-0.. ....,, ,. EVELYN BAKER '40 .,.....,.,. . DOROTHY GEORGE 739 ,,..,,.. WINIFRED RICHARDS '39 ..,I..I, JACK STRANG '39..,- .,..,,,.... JOHN VonGUNTEN '39 ..,. KATHRYN JONES '39 ........, MARGUERITE BAIR ,,,.. .I 1 s BUSINESS MERLE KNOCH 39 ............,.,....., BERNARD SCHARIO '39 ...,....... RUSSELL GORDON '39 ....,,.... HELEN BARTOS 39 .... ..... MIRIAM FELDBUSH '39 ....... , ....,.. W MARY JANE M-:QUAIDE 339 ,,,.,,.... a ANNE BOHRER 39 .....,.......,.t.t,, 1 1 EILELN KESTEL 39 ..,.......,.,..,.I,,., MARGARET ST. GEORGE '39 ,..,,... 7. PAUL MAKSIM 39 ..,.I,.........,..,... FRED W. LEIST .... ..,I....,, .I.. Page 6 Boys' athletic editor Girls, athletic editor . ........,,, .,,..,,,..... A rtist Artist rtist ,....,,.,,Artist Typist Advisor Business manager Cashier Bookkeeper A dvertising manager ,..,...,,.Circulation manager Typist Advertising dvertising ...,..,.Advertising Advertising ,,,,,,,,,,,Advisor E have enjoyed the privilege of representing our school in the presenta- tion of this book. In the past months We have planned for it, worked for it, lived vvith it. Now vve present it to you, the Words, the pictures, the clean white pages. In themselves they mean noth- ing. It is only your associations, your memories, which can increase their value immeasureably. Page 7 INTRQDUCTION PANQRAMA FACULTY SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SQPHOMQRE CLASS ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIQNS ADVERTISEMENTS Page8 323 . M, ,Q gf 3? H. , . W I? ,111- '1 4 Q 7 an bf -1: 1 ,Q : , ffl? W4 ,1 4 4? 1 l -4 qgj QL' Z, 5 ,L if J 5 'ff' ' f if 5 ij, 1 X-X... 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POTTORF Principal of McKinley High School ff3!?7.-:.- zf. 1'5 'E?,,?'f3 'fv- - 4,5 ' f 1 . sv lg f ,,.z1. ,p1gM ' . J'-56 - , , gf' V , .,,. , . , Q. ' AVP. af Q x ig ' lx , S' if 4 A gift 'rg , 1 f 'W-551. 'X I P! .,.., ,X 1 vm' 7 1 ig g Qizfi- Q, JS' WM 'K ff ' ,D Z5 , Y .n .9'? X 4,7 If .. ,139 ' 'uf' ' 4 S in L , in ' ff' 4 f no ef V 1 ,Q ,' W ff : ' if ' 3343: 0' JM? -' if Page 13 r .1 ' 1' K ,lf f , 4 Jin fg 1:4 A I 4 ,gp ' .pf ff? A A ,fy 1' ' 'X , 2 1 ' f ff 5 Y 3 ff , 1 1 ,Iv ,, . tj 37,5 h 9 MR. JESSE H. MASON Superintendent of Schools MR. GEORGE H. DEUBLE President BOARD of EDUCATION MR. FRED K. DOMER Vice-president MR. LOREN SOUERS MR. ABE M. LUNTZ MR. JOHN A. PEARL Page 14 vnnsbvnnmmml Administration and Library First row: Miss Dorothy Steiner, library, A. B. from Oberlin, Miss Charlotte Keller, secretary, Miss Elizabeth Oeffinger, secretary, Miss Mary ,lane Ring, secretary, Miss Jean Carle, secretary, A. B. from Denison, Miss ,lean McCuskey, librarian, A. B. from WO0SlC1', B. S. in L. from Western Reserve. Second row: Mr. H. W. Benedict, vice-principal, A. B. from Princeton, Miss Edna Shumaker, dean of girls, B. S. from Denison, Mr. J. L. C. Poltorf, principal, A. M. from Columbia, Ed. M. from Harvard, Mr. L. W. Baker, attendance, Ph. B. from Heidelberg. 1 1 1 Jer l l Arts First row: Miss Katherine Zaugg, B. S. in Ed. from Ohio State, Miss Lula Perry, A. B. from Hillside, A. M. from Columbia, Miss Martha Bozman, Cleveland School of Art, Miss Janet Ward, B. S. from Ohio State. - ,TE Tr-SIN Second row: Mrs. Jeanette Meloy, B. S. in Ed. from Kent, Mr. Leslie D. Hanson, B. S. from X4 f yf Ottawa, Miss Key Wenrick, B. S. in Ed, from Ohio. w grfi N j A Not on picture: Mrs. Cora Dailey, B. S. in Ed. from Ohio, Mr. Ellmore Miller, B. S. in Ed. from rl N 'N X Ohio State. 'XP f t XB -- fy- 3, Page 15 Senior English, Journalism and Debate Miss Iris Haverstack, A. B. from Oberlin. A. M. from Oberlin, Miss Marguerite Bair, Ph. B. from Wooster, A. M. from Columbia, Miss Elma Marble, A. B. from Western Reserve, Mr. Judson Crandell, A. B. from Denison, A. M. from Michigan. f . . N01 in picture: Miss Katherine Mack, Ph. B. from Denison. X xii lifts f Y C ff lj 1 x o ne f f X '-ifv'.Q., AIX . Junior English First row: Miss Grace Long, A. B. from Wooster, A. M. from Chicago, Miss Mildred Jones, A. B. from Woosterg Miss Helen Keller, A. B. from Hiramg Miss Ruth Blum, A. B. from Mount Union. Second row: Miss Esther Thompson, A. B. from Muskingum, A. M. from Columbia, Miss Alma Zinninger, B. S. from Kent, A. M. from Akrong Miss Ewelyn Shelton, Ph. B. from Mount Union. Page 16 E Sophomore English First row: Miss Elizabeth Motschman, A. B. from Wittenberg, A. M. from Columbiag Miss Butlianna Davis A. B. from Oberlin, A. M. from Miohigang Miss Gertrude Bock, A. B. from Capitalg Miss ilulia Wood, A. B. from Kent, B. S. in Ed. from Kent. Srcond row: Miss Ida Galbreath, A. B. from Allegheny, A. M. from Columbiag Miss Inez Summer, A. B. from Mount Union, A. M. from Wisconsin. Nor in pierure: Miss Ella Mae Heitlmzin, A. B. from Mount Uniong Miss Janet McBane, Ph. B. from Wooster. 'Wick ' GBOILQ- 'i DB9 Foreign Languages First row.' Miss Clara Schneider, A. B. from Western Reserve, A. M. from Wisconsing Miss Flora X 4 Schneider, A. B. from Western Reserve. A. M. from Columbiag Miss Nellie Lutz, Ph. B. from ,TE ffl Wooste1'g Miss Ethel Stonehill, Ph. B. from Wooster, A. M. from Columbia. f X 'f J Second row: Miss Goldie Bowser, A. B. from Oberling Miss Ruth M. Erclman. Ph. B. from hiyfgim f A Woosterg Miss Emilie Zurclter, A. B. from Western Reserve, A. M. from Western Reserve. X X N 1 ,. I, X A 1, Fe 3 My gl Page 17 4l.4...ggY,..n-. 3 if QM ' :. 1. 8 I, ' D , M xxflgg l ff. History and Civics from First row: Miss Thelma Bowman, A. B. from Ohio Wesleyang Miss Mary McNary, Ph, B. ff Wooster, A. M. from Columbia, Miss Grace Marburger, A. B. from Michigang Miss Ruth Lehmiller, A. B. from Wilson. Second row: Mr. T. B. Jackman, A. B. from Ohio Wesleyan, Mr. J. R. Barnes, A. B. Wooster, A. M. from Columbia, Mr. O. F. Deetz, Ph. B. from Wooster. Not 'n 'l'hompson, Ph. B. from Muskingum, A. M. from Wisconsin. from picture: Miss Janet McConnell, A. B. from Ohio State. A. M. from Columbia, Miss Bess Social Science First row: Charles Forrest, A. B. from Cornellg Miss Katherine Armogida, B. S. in Ed. from Ohio, M1'. Virgil Hinton, A. B. from Otterbein, LL. B. from William McKinley School of Law, Mr. Paul Schott, A. B. from Otterheing Miss Myrtle Colville, B. S. in Ed. from Akron, Mr. Lee fig? Ag? Cherry, A. B. from Ohio Wesleyan. we Second row: Mr. Clifton Warren, A. B. from Earlham, A. M. from Cincinnati, Mr. Paul Barkley, ,Qfkfgx M K X B. S. from Miami, Mr. D. V. Peabody, B. S. from Ohio State, A. M. from Columbia, Mr. 'QM ,f-. Fred W. Leist, A. B. from Ohio Wesleyan. Nj . f ., xx r XR- -,f -fmxhhfr f Page 18 Commercial Subjects First row: Mr. C. N. Gowdy, B. S. from Blissg Miss Ardelle Coleman, B. S. from Wittenbergg Miss Dorothy Darrow, B. S. in Ed. from Miamig Miss Hazel Dovey, A. B. and B. S. from Nebraska- Mr B B Ford A. B. from Defiance. Second row: Mr. Goodman, from Bowling Greeng Mr. D. O. Corner, B. S. in Ed. from Ohio. n Commercial Subjects ' M M F Robinson B S in Ed from Bliss A B. from Rio Grandeg Miss Leah Stone- Fzrstrow: r... . , . . . , . hill, B. S. in Ed. from Ohiog Miss Hazel Post, B. S. in Ed. from Michigan, Mr. Halbert E. White, B. S. in Ed. from Kent. 153 jx, Second row: Mr. A. M. Rickert, A. B. from Blufftong Mr. .lohn J. Nethero, B. S. from Kentg if r' ,177 Mr. Ulysses Lawrence, B. S. in Ed. from Kent. is ! W ,, fx : i 'Ii' X, X ,ll Page 19 ,nr-4.91 Mathematics First row: Miss Lucile Domer, A. B. from Ohio Wesleyang Miss Ethel Swinehart, A. B. from Wooster, Miss Lillian Walton, A. B. from Oberling Miss Katherine Broda, A. B. from Western Reserve. Second row: Mr. O. V. Boone, Ph. B. from Grove City, Mr. Otto Weedman. A. B. from Eureka. Science First row: Mr. Glenn Coss, B. S. from Mount Uniong Miss elK2TlClarke, B. S, from Michigan. A. M. from Michigang Mr. Delbert Pratt, B. S. from Denison, M. S. from Denisong Miss Flor- , - ence Housley, A. B. from Oberlin, Ed. M. from Harvardg Mr. Lloyd Swan, B. S. from Mount fi 4 -7? Union, A. M. from Ohio State. f X' f Second row: Mr. C. C. Smith, B. S. in Chem. E. from Caseg Mr. John Porter, B. S. from Wooster, W4 Bi X X Mr. William Lanning, B. S. from Ohio Stateg Mr. C. L. Riley, A. B. from Mount Union. ill, XY Not in picture: Mr. R. D. Metzger, B. L. from Kenyon. 6 1 , XP L. frwp WA BN! gf Page 20 Industrial First rouv: Mr. E. O. Angrove, from Western Reserve, Mr. Lloyd Hyatt, B. E. in Ed. from Kent, Mr. C. F. Bowles, from Indiana State Normal, Mr. G. E. Fry, from Bowling Green. Second row: Mr. J. W. Clements, A. B. from Ohio, Mr. Clyde Garl, B. S. from Perdue. Not in picture: Mr. Roy Henderson, B. S. from Kent, Mr. Ted Henning, B. S. from Ashland, Mr. Clifton Frizzell, B. S. in Ed. from Miami. I Industrial First row: Mr. George Swant, Stout Industrial Institute, Mr. George Moore, B. S. in Ed. from Ohio, Mr. Walter Pierce, from Ohio, Mr. S. P. Smith, from Miami. Second row: Mr. C. E. Littell, from Valparaiso, Mr. Lee Pancake, B. S. from Indiana State Teachers' college, Mr. H. M. Lemasters, B. S. from Ohio State. Not in picture: Mr. C. A. Lyle, Boston School of Printing. Page 21 715 ye! x.JP .- af X C f ' I Q N , .,f . --5,1 T35 Qt Q, ' gag? x.,f Xiff y l ,Pi ' . fjff , gfnfx. . 1. , of- ,X ,M I AIJJ '.f Vocational First row: Mr. O. F. Malick, director, Pennsylvania schools of industrial arts B. E. from Akron' , , registered professional engineer, mechanical division, Mr. W. S. Osborne, superintendent and foreman of Welders, member of American welding societyg Mr. T. H. Everett, Pittsburgh, in- dustrial machine designerg Mr. R. L. Brown, member of society of automotive engineers, Mr. F. W. Beyer, B. S. in E. E. from Ohio Northern, registered professional engineer Second row: Mr. W. W. Creaning, B. S. from Mount Uniong Mr. H. D. Mellon, Alcron, tool and die maker and designer, registered professional engineer, mechanical division, Mr. Don Bart- let, Indiana State Teachers' college, Mr. Charles G. Andrews, A. B. from Bethany. fini L55 .4 , ,V X14 QRS? if JD .ku -.2 fax ' X Physical Education First rows Mr..Tecl Branin, B. P. E. from Springfieldg Miss Hester Jane Johnston, A. B. from Oberlin, Miss Minnie Lynn, A. B. from Oberlin, M. S. f1'om Pennsylvania State college, Mr. Charles Wright, B. S. from Miami Second .row: Mr. Herman Reariek, B. iS. from Wittenberg, Mr. Dan Myers, B. S. from Mount Union M E from Akron' Mr John Reed A B f P I y - -N ,D . , . .rom ennState. Not LH pzcfure: Mr. H. L. Weick, Normal School of Gymnastics. Page 22 SEHNUHS X 1 ff . ' V-ml ig- . 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Q m-we V, Jef' -u V.. 1, Q-5 5,5 V..-m4VVVx- ,,243V,:f-,V . V , ,.5. V , J' ,iz J, W. -,, ,nv V,-, VAVW HV. 1,-,nn . V ,wx ,VV V .VV-,,V VV -V - -Q V , , - - , V .VNV ,f.a,:,,V.V- ., V ,,.V::, 1,,,V ,-f, , V gg kffiw ,,gig5,?,q5'i'-f- ' r t WE' ' X Emil' Q , 'X 0' . . , V , , V , : , , x Senior Officers Joe Boop, vice-presizlentg Dorothy Petit, zreasurerg Kathryn Jones, secretaryg Bolton Strauch president. Page 23 4. at aa ALBERT ABELS Industrial Leaders' club, 3, 4. 'Albert's truly a fascinating youth., PAUL ADAMS Classical Paul is a fascinating individual, Possessed of a strong determination., IR,VlNG AD ELIVIAN Commercial Biolo club 2' Social Science club, SY 1 v 3, 4, Booster club, 2, 3, 4. With Irving itls-said and done. Done as soon as saidf' BETTE JANE ALBERS Classical Friendship club, 2, Booster club, 4. '5 'She should be a surgeon, I Shels always cutting up.'7 RICHARD ALEXANDER General Stamp club, 2, Press club, 4, Travel club, 4, Times agent, 3g volleyball, 3, Hi-Y 4, basketball 2. 'Dickis a magnificent spectacle of hu- man kindnessf' JOHN ALLEN Commercial 1' 'K f J xf',,,, lleyball, 3, Press club, 4. know many red heads full of fun ,N t Johnny is the jolliest onef' Z XNIX I2 a r Page 24 s. 4: 4: 441: CHARLCIE ADAMS Classical Social Science club, 3, Girls' Service League, 4, Friendship club, 4, Mod- ern Writers' clubg National Honor Society 4. Methinlrs that I have studied much. And yet I have so much to learnf, S' ROBERT ADAMS Classical Leaders' club, 2, 3, p1'esident, 4g Hi-Y, 2, 3, vice-president, 4, council- man, 2, 4, Booster club, 2, 4g Choral club, 3. The fellow with the fancy part in his hairf, WILLIAM AESCHBACHER Industrial Volley Ball, 3. Everything has a bright side, And Bill always finds it. EMIL ALECUSAN Commercial m wealthy in my friendsf, DICK ALLEN Industrial Stamp club, 2, Social Science club, 4. 'KA good fellow Always ready to make himself use- fulf' KENNETH ALLENBAUGH Technical Band, 3, 43 orchestra, 4. 'ilust call him 'Red'. 4 a JEANNETTE ALLMAN Commercial Social Science club 3, 43 Booster club 3, 43 Friendship 3. The virtue of her lively ways Excels the precious stonef, JESSE ALVAREZ Industrial 4.-I moral, sensible and well bred manf, ELAINE ANDES Conzmercial Girls Service League 43 Hallguard chairman 43 Dramatic club 2: Friendship club 2, 3, 43 Camera club 3, 43 committees 3, 43 Leaders club 3, 43 Band 43 volleyball 33 Booster club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. :Winning graces, her every act refined Like sunshine shedding beauty where it falls. GEORGE ANDREWS Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Stagecraft club 4. 'Your destiny is that of a rnanf, KATHRYN ANDRICA H Commercial Friendship club 2. A true laughing example- Which might be followed by allf, DANTE ARMOGIDA Technical Leaders' club 3, 43 Latin club 23 Stagecraft club 3, 43 Social Science club 43 National Honor Society 4. Dante's not in the roll of common rnen.', Fai? fe Jie S' f SEND N sa fb' 'l 25 Q33 KB' e4.3lWg t w EMIL ALMASON 1 Industrial Emil knows success crowns labor. SARAH ANDERSON General Friendship club 4. So faithful to her friends and good to all- No censure might upon her actions fallf' JOHN ANDORKA Industrial Art league 33 Booster club 4. John is known. for his clear wit and sensef' TULA ANDREWS General Tennis 4. The ever present flower in her hair, She wears with such a charming air. KATHRYN ANSTADT Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Social Science club 3, 43 Friendship club 3. Kate has a sweet attractive kind of grace. DARRELL ARNOLD Industrial Wit without employment is a dis- ease. SOPHIE ATHENS Commercial Booster club 45 Frienclsliip club 45 Etiquette club 4. LcRUU6H black hairia crowning glory indeed. . U ll AVIS AUGHINBAUGH Applied Arts and Music Band 2. 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Cute describes her to a IT, When you see her youall agreef, VIRGINIA AUSTIN Classical Leaders club 3, 45 Yale-Harvard 3, 45 councilman 35 Modern Writers club 35 Booster club 3, 45 basket- ball 3, 45 volleyball 3, 4. Me thinks I would not grow so fast because sweet flowers are slow and weeds make haste. aa ELIZABETH BABARCIK Classical Booster club 25 Get Acquainted club 2, 3, 4. A Those happy srnilets That played on her red lipsf, ELI BABICS Industrial Graphic Arts club, treasurer 4. g'A merry heart goes all the day A sad one tires in a milef, ANN BABYLON Commercial 0,425.55 I Booster c ub 2. ' nnfs an interesting person with a K AQ leasing manner.,7 I-Q. I Y s ' 1 rm J Page 26 it cc RAY ATWOOD General Gen teel in personage Conduct and bearingf' ' EVELYN AULD .- Classical y'Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Chemistry club 35 Mod- ern Writers club 4. Evelyrfs a live wire, But not shockingf, ELI AVERIGEAN Elassical G estia 2f3,lf1,gJ'g,e ' 1yQfibr:3, ab asslistgnt 3, 45, Choral lcluli 45 Booster club 2, 35' Biology club 2. v Q 5 V' -27 uHe can hold his own with anyone And does it without ostentationf' TONY BABELI Vocational Cheerfalness is an offshoot Of goodness and of wisdom? GEORGE BABICS Industrial KA' blithe heart maketh a blooming znsage. V .al fly- if ff' JACK BADER . jf Classical Varsity track 3, 45 councilman 45 volleyball 35 Choral club 45 Booster club 45 cross country 45 National Honor Society 4. As many friends as those who knew him. 4 RICHARD BAEHRENS General Tlzou art a fellow of good respect The like hath a snatch of honor in itf, MARY BAJZIK Classical Biology club 2g Etiquette 2. 6Simple and sweet Lovell by all she meets. MARGIE BAKER General Booster club 3, 4. 'Dignity is the highest attainment of a ladyf, DOROTHY BANDA Commercial Friendship club 4g Booster club 3, 4g Etiquette club 4g committees 3, 4. 'Dot looks on the bright side Rather than on the blue. ELIZABETH BARBER General Booster club 25 basketball 3g Choral club 4. 'Her roguish eyes and coquettish glance Have caused many a heart to dancefl FRED BARN ES Classical Booster club 4g Latin club 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Interested in school as well as danc- ing. Page 27 -rrglr 1 'L 'QR gifs. QIXXR Mtv Q Um S90 5 ,X DOROTHY wg l'b Commercial 35 X2 Booster club 3, 49 Friendship 4? a- tional Honor Society 4. Serious, thoughtful, studious and kin You never l-:now what is in. her mind. d DANIEL BAKER General Stagecraft club 45 reserve football 2g committees 4g councilman 4. sf He takes everything in his stride. HARRY 'BALTZLY Industrial Harry is a polished gentleman That we have all admired. MILDRED BANKS Classical Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 4g Hallguard chairman 45 Social Science club 4g Travel club 4. An. inborn grace that nothing lacked of culture or appliance, The warmth of genial courtesy, the calm of self reliancef, CHARLES BARHAM General Leaders, club 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4g Social Science club 4g Art League 4g Booster club 4. cGood looking and stalwart is Chuck , ARLENE BARN ETT Commercial All Star volleyball 35 Friendship club 2. 3, 49 Booster club 2, 3g Modern Writers club 2, 3. Ever gentle, good and true A friend to me, a friend to yoaf' z c LOI S BARR Classical Cirls Service League 45 Etiquette club 45 National Forensic League 35 Varsity debate 45 National Honor Society 4. An intelligent mind and seemly eye With which otheris cannot vie. DOROTHY BARTHEL General Booster club 25 volleyball 3. A leader in sports and mischief too You can rely on her as a friend most truef' s HELEN BAR.TOS Commercial , Publication business staff 3g adver- tising manager 45 Booster club 2, 35 Art League 3g Press club 45 Quill and Scroll 4. 'Once seen, not soon forgotterzf' ISABELLE BAXTER Classical Choral club 45 band 45 orchestra 45 Friendship club 45 Booster club 4. 'Of all the girls we know so well There's none any better than Isabelle JACK BEAVERS 'lt's in my blood to be musical. RALPH BECK Vocational Class president 25 class treasurer 35 ff' SQL councilman 3, 45 volleyball 25 basket- lvy all 25 reserve football 2, 35 Na- tonal Honor Society 4. ,265 alph was formed on the good old an ciable and true, downright honest ,l ian. Page sa s ARMONIA BARROS Commercial Booster club 35 Choral club 4. A smile so sweet and manner gay We love to meet Armonia every day. EUGENE BARTHEL General Press club 45 Booster club 3, 4. Ruddy cheeks, a lad with humor Nice to know and pleasant. JOSEPH BARTUS Commercial Hi-Y 3, 45 Booster club 3g vice-pres- ident 45 Stamp club 4. N1 am not an orator But 1 love to talkf, JACK BEATTY General Hi-Y 3, 45 Booster club 4. A rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun. BEVERLY BECK Classical Girls Service League 45 Booster club 2, 35 Friendship club 25 French club 35 committees 25 National Honor Society 4. Red hair never is demure, For the blues it is a curef, RUTH BECK Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4. Ruth is one Who wears her wisdom lightlyf, 4 MIRIAM BECKER Commercial' Friendship club 2, 3, 4g basketball 4g committees 3. 45 Booster club 2, 3. 4g Leaders club 3. 43 volleyball 3. 4. National Honor Society 4, With a nice personality and a szreet smilef, Miriam does our time beguilef' TOM BELD ING General Hi-Y 3, 4g Press club 4g Booster club 4, SHappy go lucky with never a care. RALPH BEND ER General Swimming 4. ufust the art of beng kind is all this sad world needsf, JUANITA BENNETT General The best counsel is of zvomanf, RUTH BERGERT Classical Dramatic club 2g band 2, 3, 49 or- chestra 2, 3, 45 Choral club, presi- dent 4. A talented musician of gracious sim- plicity And easy yet dignified self posses- sion. CARL BERNHARD Industrial Booster club 4. UA regular fellow, quite severe Hasn't a worry or a fear. Page 29 cc e Us lws. if' I lift N if Q I5 S522 C7 KR' SNA' ,j RUTH ELLEN HQXIQAEZX Eg Tb Generak 32 xc Booster club 45 Friendship clir 43 Times agent 3, 45 basketball 45 vol- leyball 43 Social Science club 4. Fun and mirth are her cornpanionsf' EUGENE BENDER Industrial Life can be a thing of joy, If you practice Eugene's optimistic outlook. LENA BENJAMIN Commercial Known for her quiet perseverance and limitless patiencef, ETHEL BENTON Classical Get Acquainted club 29 French club 3, 43 Leaders club 4. 'A cheerful heart makes bright the tvayfi ARLENE BERGMAYR General Councilman 2, Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 49 Choral club 4. 'iflrleneis a :striking girl,' Who always makes a hitf, GERTRUDE BERNHARDT Home Economics Friendship club 4. 4'Her pretty blond locks many a heart have stirred. at an ca as VIRGINIA BESHORF. General Times agent 45 Social Science club 45 Booster club 3, 45 Modern Writers club 3. How all her care was but to be fair And all her task to be sweetf, LAUREN BEST Commercial Press club 45 Booster club 3. 45 Poetry club 35 basketball 35 volley- ball 3. We know this lad will reach the goal, Given the part, he'll play the role, PAULINE BIGGAM General Booster club 2, 4. Paulineis all 0. K. She shows her pep in. every wayf, ROSELLEN BLACKBURN Commercial An inexorable determination of pur- pose High ideals and a worthy character? BETTY BLAIR General Councilman 25 Leaders club 3. 45 volleyball 3, 45 volleyball All Star 35 Booster club 2, 35 basketball 45 Press club 45 committees 45 Choral club 45 Yale-Harvard 4. Betty,s capable of two things at once Getting her lessons and having jztnf, ' DOROTHY BEST Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Times staff 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Girls Service i League 45 National Honor Society 4. cc Loveliest of women! Heaven is in thy soul. YOLANDA BIFOLCHI General Social Science club 45 Booster club 3. za Teasing brown eyes, dancing feet- A comely brunettef' JOHN BIRTALAN Technical Varsity golf 3, 45 Intramural golf 2. HEase with dignity Aldeit wig gz E02 club. BETTY BLAIR Commercial at Betty has friends and not a few who like her much we know they do.', IVIARIAN BLAIR . Classical Leaders club 2, 3, 45 Yale-Harvard 2, 3, 45 basketball 2, 3, 45 Choral club 45 volleyball 35 Girls Service League 45 Latin club 2, secretary 35 Friend- shsip fclub 2, 45 Booster club 2, 45 committees 45 Modern Writers club 45 tumbling 25 National Honor So- ciety 4. cc fin, athlete to the nth degree .last watch her once and you'll agree IDA MAE BLANFORD A qyil HM BLAZER Commercial my ' Technical fjrgefx Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club . 5 ' Band 3, 45 orchestra 3, 45 Booster f I -.Af 45 committees 3, 45 Etiquette club . V 7 club 2. 5,5 - H r f 1 A trumpet player NV,-N ze cautious seldom err. ' 4 AAA A I Hard to beatv at any 'etimef' l r ' , f I 1 R. Page 30 XxXlN . ca CRYSTAL BLETA General Friendship club 2, 39 Booster club 2, 3, 4. The silence, often of pure innocence Persuades when speaking fails. MARTHA BLUM Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Girls Service League 4g Friendship club 2, 3, president 4-g French club 3, 43 committees 2, 3, 4g Choral club 41 operetta 4. 'Petite, with a voice like a celestial melody Personality that repels all monotonyf' JOHN BODO Vocational 'My whole life I have spent in pleas- ant thought As if life's business were a summer moodf' ROBERT BOLSTER Industrial National Graphic Arts 4. I profess, not talking: only this Let each man do his best. EDWARD BONSKY General Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Social Science club 4g baseball 2, 3g Booster club 4. if 1 dare do all that becomes a gentle- man Who dares do more is nonef, DOROTHY BOORD Commercial Booster club 2, 3 49 Friendship club 4g volleyball 3g Choral club 4. 'A smile and a kindness sweetly done Is Dorothy's gift to everyone. Page 31 sc Q4 an 44 S Q ' fx Q,XK W QVJVLI 'L Q33 S3221 GSE j GEORGE B fw, tu Classicak 53 X Hi-Y 4g Booster club 4. HHe is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of witfi HELEN BOD NAR Commercial Thou who hast The fatal gift of beautyf' ANNE BOHRER Commercial Girls Service League 43 Leaders club 39 Booster club 3g publication busi- ness staff 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 4g National Honor Society 4. Courteous, though coy Gentle, though retiredf' CHESTER BONAR Technical Choral club 4. Handsome and tall, a friend of all. JOE BOOP Technical Booster club 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, vice-pres- ident 4g class president 3g vice pres- ident 4g hallguard chairman 4g bas- ketball 3g volleyball 3g National Honor Society 4. McKinley's most popular bashful boy. ROBERT BORDEN General Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 reserve basketball 2g reserve football 25 Booster club 2, 3g volleyball 2. Sir, your wit ambles well, it goes easily. K s RUTH BORING Commercial Modern W1'ite1's club 3, councilman 3, volleyball 3, Booster club 3, 4, Camera club 4, Friendship club 3, 4. at She bears herself with a gracious air And the manner demure of a maiden jairf' GEORGE BOSCOFF Commercial Stagecraft 3, 4, Booster club 4. National Honor Society 4. 'iFor what he wills to do or say Is wisest discretist and best. MILDRED BOWER Commercial Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, Friendship club 2, 3. 'gltis virtue that hath made Woman most admiredf, JOHN BOZMAN X' , fll Technical 3 J Varsity baseball 2, 3, 4, councilman 2, 3, 4, cheerleader 2, Booster club 2, 3, secretary 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, secretary 4, Stagecraft 2, vice-president 3, president 4, tennis 2, 3, volleyball 2, 3, Art League 2, Stamp, eluh 3. 5 , 4 g. An irrepressible young man always doing the unexpected? AGATHA BRAHLER Classical Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4, Modern Writers club 4, Camera 4. cz A little humor brightens the day Sometimes in what we do, sometimes in what we say. ARON BRENDUS General ff - 'K , . , I Wire' ere burls tlze promise of celestial 3 w rth Q Q, fl so a golf enthusiast. . 'f'f'N lib? 5 l x 'M Xxxlgwj Page 32 sz .tL NT FRED BORN Industrial Varsity swimming 2, 3, 4, National Graphic Arts 4, lifeguard 3, 4. Water-Oh, ecstacyf' MARY ELLEN BOWER Classical Biology club 2, French club 3, Eti- uette club 2, Leaders club 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 2, 3, 4, volleyball 3, 4, tennis 3, 4. A witty girl is a treasure And beauty is a powerf' HELEN BOWERS Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, councilman 3. A good looking girl who will always be popularf' MILDRED BRADSHAW Comm ercial Committees 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4, volleyball 3, 4. Good company and fun to know, bo she's always on the gof' FRED BRATTEN Technical aughing cheerfulness throws Sunlight on all paths of lifef, TOM BRENNAN Commercial oo good for great things Too great for good. 4 c 4 BILL BRITTON Industrial Ripe in wisdom was Bill But still plain and simplef, MYRON BROWN General Booster club 2, 3, Hi-Y, 4. Self-contained, nonclialenl air of fl:e r-feet gentlemenf' DQ, of-0' DAVID BUCHANAN Technical Cheerleader 25 drum major 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, varsity tracli 3. 4, Chemistry club. vice-president 3, reserve football 2, volleyball 2, 3, basketball 2, 3. Aggressive, well-liked and tall ls Daveis description all in allf, CORRINE BUCKLEY Home Economies Friendship club 4, Booster club 4, committees 4, volleyball 4, basket- ball 4. Quiet and reserved Loved by all as she deservedf, JUNE BUNGARD General Friendship club 4g Booster club 3, 4, Get-acquainted club 3. Always happy, always jolly Never sad or melaneholyf' JUNE BURKHART Classical French club 3, 45 Travel club 4, Booster club 3, 4. Sludious, serious, sensible lunefl Page 33 44 ct ca an-If 1 if 'QQ Sf! fgx X 151 Bells sr, j Q33 U K. JAMES BRITYDQ General gn Eg Band 2, 3, 4. B Hjim gets all wrapped up in. his m usicli' WILLIAM BRUGH General Booster club 4, Leaders club 4. Boys such as he make the world go 'roundfi LUCILLE BUCHANAN Commercial She was ever fair to see So luminous with purity. PATRICIA BUND Classical Class play 4, French club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4, Dramatic cluh 2, 4g Girls Service League 4, Lab assistant 3, 4g Na- tional Honor Society 4. Drama, movies and good music How could we do without them. EVELYN BURKHARDT Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. .. Sl1e that has Chastity Is clad in steelf, BETI BURNWORTH General Friendship club 4. As lovely as a Lapland nightf' J lgies in Y r A 44 as RYLLIS ANN BURRIER Commercial Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4g tennis 4. NA woman of her gentle sex A seeming paragonfl WILLIAM BUSH Classical Chemistry club 3g Stamp club 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4, Choral club 4. An agreeable young optimist, And certainly not a misogynistf, ,ff f ,f 1 ' f l 57 ' PATRICIA BYRER General Friendship cluh 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4, Girls Service League 4g Latin club 3, treasurer 4, Choral club 4. A traveler along the higher path of li-le, Pat never turns back, walks into strifeln EVELYN CALDWELL Commercial Evelyn on roller skateswmost beauti- ful thing on wheelsf, -f JEAN CAMPBELL Classical Modern Writers, club 3, Friendship club 3, 4g Booster cluh 3, 4g com- mittees 3, 4g Choral club 4, Girls' Service League 49 National Honor Society 4. uNever too busy to help a friendf, BERNICE CANNON Commercial Friendship club 4g Booster club 4. fjgillflk, 'Bernice, girl with rhythm in her ,ff hoes ai ersoriality, poise, and cure for the '45 fblues. T ' x 'X I WCW Page 34 4: ac VERA BUSH Commercial Latin club 2, 3g Booster club 2, 3g Get-Acquainted club 3g Friendship club 4. In youthful bloom, fun sparkling in her eyes. JANE BYINGTON General Choral club 43 Booster club 4. Men the little things of life m 7 . But theyire essential to you and me. ANNA CABEZAS Commercial ay be Leaders club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3g volleyball 3. Loves her sports and studies too, Always has a smile for you.', MARY CAMMEL Commercial Booster club 4. Friends I have made whom must Cornmendf' ROSSANNE CANN General envy Leaders, club 3, 45 Booster club 2. 3, 43 Friendship club 2, 3, 4. 'als there anything she can not Sociable companion and good too. ART CAIAZZA Industrial Reserve football 2, 3. He is always laughing for he infinite deal of witfl do? sport, has an e 4 4 CAMILLO CAPORALI Classical Booster club 2. 'An interesting person, with character, is Camilla. GLORIA CARLIN Classical Class committees 3, 4g Art League 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 4. 'gSuch a charming nzanner only a few possessf' BERNADETTE CARROLL Commercial Biology club 2g Modern Writers' club 4g Friendship club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Art League 4g swim- ming 2g basketball 2, 3, 4g volleyball 2, 3, 4g committees 2. 'A pleasing countenance is no mean advantage. HELEN CASE Commercial Etiquette club 2g Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 4. :They say that best counsel is of zcomanf' CLIFF CAUGHEY Industrial Swimming 3. :Sir your wit ambles well, it goes easilyf' ETHEL CECCONI Commercial 'Personality encourages many friend- ships. Page 35 .4 an Nfl it it if 1 Q SV tx ' QWVXKXU S in H 'l QD QSM KV KENNETH ctgiil. BX jg Industrial E Y Kenneth is an honest- to -goodness jriendf' ANNA CAROSIELLI Commercial Booster club 4g Art League 4g com- mittees 3, 45 Times staff 43 Modern Writers' club 4g National Honor So- ciety 4. Takes advantage of disadvantages A 'Timesi' typing typistf' DANTE CASALI Technical sunny temperament with a nature none can resist. FRANCES CASS ILLE General She has all the charm Ever attributed to woman. ROSE CAVALIER Commercial Booster club 3. A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial coaxing way she had? ARCHITELLA CECERO Commercial Booster club 3. '4She had a daily beauty in her life That makes others uglyf' 4: c CARL CHAMPION Classical Stagecraft club 45 interniural Golf 2' . tu 7 committees 45 Booster club 25 Na- tional Honor Society 4. A 'championf in every sense of the word. A Aregular, fellow. GEORGE CHARLES Industrial Volleyball 2. 4 cltis such a serious business To be such a funny man. GEORGE CHIMPLES Technical Booster club 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 council- man 45 baseball 25 intramural bas- ketball 35 volleyball 35 chemistry lab assistant 45 National Honor Sn- ciety 4. uExceealingly good natureol He has a gloom dispersing chuclclef, CARL CHRISTNER Technical His smile is winning His laughter contagious. SOPHIA CHRISTOPHER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. A genuinely nice girl to know She always stops to say ghellolf' HELEN CINDRIC Commercial 5,45 Booster club 25 all-star volleyball 3. I V' lways a giggle on her lips I X A .d u smile in her heartf, ,fx ff' an ac ALICE CHAPIN General Social Science club 45 Art League 3, 45 committees 2, 3, 45 Friendship 2, 45 Booster club 2, 35 Biology club 2. 'IA slim slip of a girl with the artistic inclination. FUDLO CHARLEY Commercial Leaders' club 2, 3, 45 councilman 25 Biology club 25 varsity track 3, 45 committees 3, 45 cheerleader 4. MAIIOIIIET giant in miniaturef, BENNE CHMEL Technical Booster club 4. Did you see a streak of red and tan? That's Benne flying past in his se- danf' NORAM CHRISTOPHER Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 45 volleyball 2, 3, 4. cDarlc, pretty, and oh, so fetchingf, TRAIAN CINDEA Commercial Biology club 25 Choral club 4. A witty fellow-we all lilfe hint., BETTY CLAPPER General Booster club 25 Travel club 25 band 3 4 .. She loves so many that none can say W ho her love will be a week from todayf, Chao uLau hter on her li s, soul in her eyes DELBERT CLINE Vocational Committees 2. v He played around with every lass W Who on him. her smile she would pass? PAUL COCKLIN Technical Booster club 2, 3, 4. 'One cannot think that such red hair Could hide beneath such a tempera- ment fair. LOUAVA COE Classical g P Witty little lass and sunny as the skies. CHINA COLE Commercial As delicate as her name impliesf' EDNA COLLEY General Get-Acquainted club 4. HNU friendship is so cordial as her's No charm so indefinablef, DALE CONNOR Industrial Booster club 3, 4g Choral club 4g . Press club 4. f Dale is persistently good naturedf' Page 37 Of cc 4 -Wax X fl, Q56-E lf' tx f. ss ' QD L-J ' ' So cz' sl L55 JOSEPH clsofgiis Iijb CommercialE 1 Leaders, club 2, 3. Search the land of living men Where wilt thou find his like againfl UDREY COE Classical Friendship club 3, 4, Modern Writ- ers' clubg Camera clubg Booster club 3, 4g committees 3, 45 Times' agent 4. She is a reasonable woman Pretty and witty, yet a friend. MOLLY COHEN Classical Booster club 4g Friendship club 4. 'She speaks, behaves, and acts ,lust as she ought. MARY JANE COLE Classical Friendship club 3, 45 councilman 4. Where there's fun. she's always in it Never still for half a minute. NICK COMSIA Commercial Leaders, club 2, 3, 4, intramural basketball 2, 3g Biology club 2g track 3, 4g intramural baseball 2, 3g Hi-Y 3, 4. ta From him life's little troubles pass Like little ripples down a sunny river. HOMER CONRAD General Social Science' club 4. 4 fwivpy As we suppose ourselves to bef, 4We are never so happy nor so un- ff - ,f K Zi,-4 ' rget your cares-be jolly. f 45 Qtr 1 , ALBERTA COOK Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2. ac Alberta has that husky voiced glamor That is individual and liked unusual- ly well. FREDA COSGRAVE Commercial 5' Tis a credit to any girl to be neatf' PAUL COX Classical Hi-Y 3, 4, hand 2, 3, 4g orchestra 3, 4, Choral club 4, Camera club treasurer 4. . Always found in the mist of funf: fi- J 1 Classical f 9 J! 3 VERNA CRAFT ' f f J E J Friendship club 45 orchestra 2, 3, 43 Choral club 4. The virtue of her lively loolfs Excells the precious stone, STANLEY CRAIG General Booster club 3, 4, Social Science club 3, 4. ':Stan,s a real booster in everything. GEORGE CRITES Classical ff -'k.Booster club 45 operetta 4g Press IJVJGFSH-f ub 4g Choral club 4. 1 INN ,N x study is mere folly Page 38 at FRANCIS COOPER Conzmercial Leaders' club 3, 4g Booster club 2 3. 4. n'Every man's work shall be made nzanijestf' MARCELLA COULTER Commercial Booster club 3. as No friendship is so cordial as her's N0 charm so indefinablef, RICHARD CRAFT Commercial Hfust one of us Yet so different. MOLLY CRAIG Commercial Friendship club 2. A sunny temper guilds the edge Of life's blackest cloudf' BETTY CRISWELL Classical Girls' Service League 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Latin club 2, 3g com- mittees 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 43 National Honor Society 4. Engaging Betty has a manner all her H own. ALICE CROSSAN Commercial Friendship club 3g Booster club 3, 43 Modern Writers' club 4. 'ifoy is the most vivid sensation of the soul. 1 cc ALVIN CROWTHER Industrial National Graphic Arts 4. A disposition so amiable Will secure universal regardf, ' is ,,,, ,,.. 4 lA, ,:,, A N DONALD CUMMINS ll lv' l I I R Geneml 'lt is rarity that gives :est Io pleas- I ij, A . ure. . , A 5. l e-s l ll' l,Vil I ..l ii l it i t i 33 . ,1A-, 'i ,- 1 V'-1 Q ii PHILIP CURCI Commercial Art League 4, Modern W'riters7 club 4g committees 4. 'No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. MARGARET DAILEY Commercial Booster club 3. 'LA picture of feminine sweetness and youthfulnessf' BETTY JANE DANIELS Commercial Booster club 3, 4. 'CA half jocular attitude Pleasant and cordial in rnannerf, ELIZABETH DAPALLO Commercial Girls' Service League 43 committees 3g National Honor Society 4. Her air, her smile 7 Speak of womanly completenessf Page 39 .5571 aff Nt 2 'HJ 'L lj sb ' il ifflo G95 if HARRIET CWA wf ru 3 Classicalk Eg Y Friendship club 3, 4, Booster clli 3, 4. Alnrays smiling, always snappy Just the girl to make you happy. MERLE CUNNINGHAM Industrial SlVorl.f is no disgrace, it is idleness which is a disgracef, JEANNE CUSTER General Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 3, 4. GUI worthy addition to any group Never 10 malice does she stoop. JOHN DAMBROWSKI Vocational i,lohn's full of valor and kindness A prince of bothf, ESTHER DANN Commercial Swimming 3. She made many friends And kept them toof, THOMAS DAVID General Councilman 4, committee 3, 4, track 33 Booster club 35 Stamp club 4. uHe,s ll terror for his size? 4: as st CATHERINE DAVIS Commercial ing eyes, seems inborn in her. LADYNE DAVIS Commercial Booster club 25 Friendship club 45 Leaders' club 2, 3, 45 basketball 2, 3, 45 volleyball 3, 45 Yale-Harvard 2. 3, 4. A daughter fair So happy, blythe and debozzairfi VICTORIA DEEB Commercial '24 beautiful face is a silent commen- dationf, MINNIE DEL RE Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 45 Modern Writers' club 45 Etiquette club 4. Minnie's an earnest worker And a dependable friend. FRANK DEIVIETER Industrial Booster club 2, 3, 45 National Gra- phic Arts 4. Who doesn't envy one Who is optimistic in all things. JOHN DEMMING Technical Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Booster club 25 varsity jig? swimming 3, 4. ,lfff othing but death shall eler divorce Z, 1 y good naturef, My I., .I f E .bi I, 3 Lt jj , Y e 2 N X ,I The desire to please everything hav- Page 40 cc at JANE DAVIS Commercial Social Science club 4. Beauty itself persuades The eyes of men without an oratorf' VERL DE CAMP General Varsity track 3, 45 cross country 45 Social Science club 45 Camera club president 45 Etiquette club 45 Booster club president 45 commit- tees 45 volleyball 3. Tall handsome and blonde Popular and a good friend. IDA DE FRANCE Commercial Social Science club 3, 45 Art League 3, 45 committees 35 Girls' Service League 45 National Honor Society 4. :'Pretty, petite Exceedingly sweet. JOE DE MARIO General Band 3, 4. foe plays a clarinet in the band And thinks that football games are grandf' LIVIA DEMIAN Classical Girls' Seivice League 45 class play 45 drum major 3, 45 French club 2, secretary 3, vice-president 45 com- mittees 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3. 45 Booster club 35 National Honor Society 4. She has a way with that baton! Also a dramatic prodigy? ANN DEMCHAK Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. Nothing is pleasant unless spiced with variety. sc EDWARD DE STEPHEN Industrial He had a spirit that made him ac- complish things. MARION DE VORE Commercial Leaders' club 2, 33 Friendship club 2, 3g volleyball 2. 'Her eyes are ever sparkling With wond'rous witching charm. . v SHIRLEY DICE QEIQSX Classical M Girls' Service League 4g Leaders' club 3, 4g volleyball 3, 4, Dramatic club secretary 25 Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 45 com- mittees 3, 4g National Honor So- ciety 4. 'What is so lovely as lovely blue eyes They break many hearts, then laugh at their sighs. FLORENCE DICKINSON Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 43 band 3, 45 orchestra 3, 4, Biology club 2g Modern Writ- ers' club 3, 4g committees 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. A wholesome personality, blessed with a sense of humor. CLEMENT DIERINGER General 'H is twinkling eyes and grin Are irresistable. ROBERT DITTY Technical 'Not simply conquestg Triumph is Bob's aim. Page 41 4: ns at V S' 3 tu tl 'Y QD S3529 'XB' .X 'An CARL DE I? glib f Industrials Eg I Booster club 3. We could not help but like him. FREDA DIAMANT Commercial Times agent 4. c'Nothing is really too good to say about her. BEVERLY D ICKEY Classical Etiquette club 45 Booster club 2, 4g Latin 2. Beverly has cultivated and practices The art of friendship. PAUL DIEKMANN Technical Hi-Y 3, 45 basketball 2g track 3. The soul that perpetually overflows with kindness Will always be cheerful. STEVE DI FRANGIO Industrial A jolly good nature To all whom he meets. MAXINE DIX Commercial Leaders' club 4. 'folly with pleasing ways. JOHN DOBINA Technical Radio club 3g volleyball 2. at Sincere of character Enthusiastic of endeavorf' GEORGINA DONATINI Commercial Booster club 3. A dainty charm rnalres her delight- - ,. jul. ROSE MARIE DORTO Commercial Modern Writers' club 4, Art League 4g Booster club 4. 3.4 girl of unfailing good nature. EVELYN MAY DRABBLE Classical French club 2g Social Science club 3, 45 Art League 4g Choral club 45 class play 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 43 committees 2, 3, 4-g Dramatic club 45 Thespians 4. Her general cuteness, and dancing feet Have been undoing of many of the stonger sexls heartsf, AL DUERR General Press club 45 Stamp club 4. as Al takes advantage of every oppor- tunity without much adof' GRACE DUNBAR Commercial ff -eg, Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship 45? f '5',,,, lub 45 Choral club 45 Modern iff! riters, club 4g operetta 4. ' he graced our halls gracefully. 5 J t 'K I X Uv Page 42 it ft at VIRGINIA DOMENICK Classical Latin club 3, Girls, Service League 4g National Honor Society 4. There are few who knew The treasurers held in mef, ROBERT DORN Classical Radio club 3, 44 Chemistry club 3g swimming 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. ,Neath that quiet reserve Lies a wealth of abundant knowl- edgcf' BETTY ANN DOYLE Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4g committees 2, 3g Biology club 2g Social Science club 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. ril smile for me and a smile for youg Special smiles for special few. MICHAEL DROZDA Vocational National Honor Society 4. Congenial senior With an attractice personality. CLARENCE DUGAN T cchnical Basketball 3. You can always depend on him 7 - . 1 Cause Cod endowed him with mmf EILEEN DUNN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4. Her friendliness and jollity Are traits we all admiref, . DITH DUNWOODY Classical Booster club 3, 4-g Friendship club 3. 43 French club 3. 4. 'Kinder eyes or a sweeter smile Have we ne'er seen in quite a 1l.'l1ll8.,' PAUL EBERHART Vocational 'True friendship is like good health Its value is not known until it is lostf' CHARLES ECKSTEIN Commercial GA smile carries one a long way. JIM EHRENBERG General :He finds pleasure in devious ways. FRANCIS ENOT Induslrial Art League 4g councilman 4. 4One whose vivacity never lessens Our impression of his sensibilityf, ROSE ERDOS Commercial Basketball 3, 4g volleyball 3, 45 volleyball All Stars 3. :In initel kind and generous f y , Laughter loving and care-jree.', Page 43 .gf si' 1: .bl 0, Si' 'N ga C7 vs' if JEAN DWIGCKIQNQS w',lgNl'b Classical B f bg xi Choral club 45 operetta 4, Hi- 3. 4: Dramatic club 4. 'iTall and handsome wifh very dark curls A baritone of note. FRANCIS ECKENWEILER Industrial '1'll he merry and gay But sad for no onef' JOE EGERT Technical Stamp club 2. Clear, quick and full of pep The zvord success in every step. PAT ELLIOTT General Booster club 3, 4. She was a phantom of delightf, WILBUR J. ERBLAND Classical Biology club vice-president 2g Press club 33 Choral club 4g class play 4g Social Science club 4. I had to budget my demeritsl But oh, the fun I hadf, Q6-our 1 . ZQLJMJ ETHEI.. ESBER Home Economics Booster club 2, 3, 4. A charm that makes her delightful, Distinctly congenial and alluringf' ct cc AUDREY ESSIG General Biology club 25 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 committees. 3, 45 French club 45 hallguard chairman 4. Interested in her school and her friends Her presence a pleasant touch lendsf, ED EUBANKS Industrial Volleyball 25 basketball 25 track 3. 45 Booster club 4. Cootl manners and good behavior are the finest aj artsf, CLARENCE EVERHART Vocational Rich in good worksfl SAM FANO Industrial Booster club 4. Possessor of initiative and stamina A successful personality. JEAN FARWICK Classical French club 35 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 4. She dresses well, she dances well, Every one says she's simply swellf, EILEEN JANE FEASLINE Commercial A Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club I 5553, , 45 Camera club 4, class play 4. 'WJ nny of personality Zbfx lentle of heart is Eileenf, s is I X 't x Wm? I Page 44 cc 44 MILDRED ETRIS Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 45 Modern Writers, club 45 volley- ball 35 committee 3, 4. A lovely lady, garmented in light From, her own beautyf, KATHRYN EVANS Commercial Basketball 25 volleyball 35 Booster club 4. Serene, indifferent to fate Congenial and unassuming. ELMER FACH General Basketball 25 volleyball 2, 35 cross country 35 Press club 45 Booster club 45 Times staff 45 committees 4. Lots of fun Can chew gunz with the best of 'emfl FRED FARINET Technical Leaders, club 3, 45 Radio club 45 Press club 4-. ul am wealthy in my friendsf, HENRY FAUST Commercial Booster club 3, 45 orchestra 3, 4. url good looking chap Adapted to the piano keyboard. JANET FELDBUSH Commercial Booster club 25 Friendship club 3, 45 Modern Writers' club 4. A girl with an adorable smile Like a rose without a thorn. MIRIAM FELDBUSH Commercial Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4g Leaders' club 2, 34 Yale- Harvard 2, 33 publication business staff 4g basketball 2, 3, volleyball All Stars 33 Modern W1'ite1's, club 3, 4g Times agent 2, 3, councilman 2g cheerleader 33 Quill and Scroll 4. Midge is always busy, always gay But excells in work as well as playf' BEN FERNANDEZ Industrial aliesolute and determined Ben is amiable and sensiblef' LINUS FETE General Booster club 4. 'Progressive in ideas and discriminat- - D- - as ing in judgment. DORIS FEWELL Home Economics Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 2. 3, 4, committees 2, 3, 4, Press club 4, Times agent 4g tennis 4. 4 Dodie is a mischievious little imp But we like her that wayf' PHYLLIS ANNE FIGLEY Commercial Leaders' club 2, 3, 45 life saving 2. 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friend- ship club 2, 3, 4g basketball 3g coun- cilman 3, 4. Thereis lots we can say, but one word will suffice We all think Phyllis is just plain nicef, ROBERT FINN Classical 'The chief good is the exercising of virtue in a good life. Page 45 as nz a, 44 .gf visas Qs sf its v U , A s U5 go 4:7 Nl INA Fakcuggxf Commercials Booster club 3, 4g committees So dainty and sweet, so fully com- plete . - . N hhe steals our affections away. IRENE FERRELL General Booster club 4, Modern W1'ite1's' club 4. Subtly charming in her naturalnessf' ROY FETE General Camera club 3, 4, varsity track 4g committees 4. Gentlemanly and straight-forward Alarays welcome in our midstf, ALFRETTA FIFIELD General Booster club 2, 3g Friendship club 2, 3, 4, French club 3, 4, Times Agent 4. Care is an enemy to life But not in Alfrettasfi CHESTER FINK Industrial Get-Acquainted club 3. I might be better if I would But itls awful lonesome being good. STELLA FINN Classical Booster club 45 Get-Acquaintetl club 4 The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace and charm. ' Qu 'asf wget ca ,ameri ' ' GERALD FIRESTONE Technical Varsity debate 3, 4, Choral club 4, National Forensic League 3, 4. An intelligent orator Pleasant of manner-very well likedv JANE FISHER Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4, Biology club 3, Chemistry club 4, Friendship club 3, 4, Art League 2, 3, vice-president 4, committees 3, 4, Girls, Service League 4, Modern Writers' club 4. National Honor Society 4. a 'A mischievous smile Creets you with hearty good nature? PAUL FLAD Technical Band 3, 4, orchestra 3, 4, Chem- istry club 3. 'CA third cousin to a talkinf' machine b His desire to tease is plain to be seenf' N MARGARET FLORA Dt, ix Classical Friendship club 4. cc Independent enough to assert her claim To a share of life's enjoyment.', HAROLD FONDREN Classical McKinleyite staff 3, editor-in-chief 4, Press club 3, treasurer 4, Dra- matic club 2, committees 2, 3, Boos- ter 2, 3, National Forensic League 4, Choral club 4, Travel club 4, Stagecraft 2, 3, operetta 4. Skill equally with voice and pen To stir the hearts or molrl the minds of menf, ETTA FORD ,5 A ,K Classical GTI' Wimminfr 3 4' Booster club 3 4' riendshi? club 4. tl C255 ust like a ford- 2 x 't X Wx fhat's she going to do nextf Page 46 4 cc cc ca cc JUSTINE FIRM Commercial Booster club 3, 4. c'She,s quiet but then True beauty dwells in deep retreatsf' ARGARET FITZPATRICK Classical Biology club 2, Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, com- mittees 2, 3, 4, French club 3, 4, volleyball 3, 4. 'Tiny, small, and quite petite Exactly right from head to feet. JAMES FLEX Classical Football 2, 3, 4, French club 3, Booster club 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. A whiz at football, an ace on the dance floor Now tell me, could we ask for more. JAMES FOCHT Technical Hi-Y 4, councilman 4, Booster club 3, 4, committees 4. A courteous gentleman at all timesf' PETE FORADAS Technical Bowling 3, volleyball 3, 4. A dependable and capable chap Whose interests are many. HELEN FORNEY Commercial Get-Acquainted club 4. She makes sunshine in the shady places. cc as MARY FORREST Commercial Girls' Service League 4g Booster club 3, 4g Modern Writers' club 4. Stuclious Mary--but not a sludef' CLARENCE FRANK General Booster club 3, 43 Art League 3. 'gCheerfulness itself preserves like a preserving preserverf' J t ' LUCY FRAN Z0 Commercial Basketball 3, 45 volleyball 3. 4g Booster club 35 band 3, 4. Interested in athletics A leader of her groupf' SAM FRIEDMAN General 24 smiling young man Of individual typef, BLAIR FROELICH Industrial Band 3, 4. 'An unassuming likeableness That wins admiration. and respect. RUTH FULK Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Social Science club 4g Choral club 4g National Honor Society 4. Dernure as a violet. F51 Sw MQX, rn- YH' sf 725 Us s MARGARET Fos? Q Booster- club 3, 4g Friehd hip cmmi 4g Modern Writers' club 4g horri- mittees 4. 'Marge is jolly and full of fun She's a tonic, like the sun. ED FRANTA Technical Basketball 2g track 2, 3g varsity track 2, 3, 4. An interesting combination Silent and very good looking. JOHN FRENZ Technical Volleyball 2, 3g basketball 2g base- ball Zg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Booster club 4. 'A regular fellow-we all like him. HENRY FRIEDMAN General Choral club 4. 'L0ne who mixes reason with pleasureg A jolly and ambitious fellozif' MARGUERITE FRYER Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Latin club 2. Under all her primness and reserve Tlzere's many a spark of junf' JACOB FURMAN Technical One who finds joy in service Will be true to the truth that is in l1irn.. ll as PATRICIA GAFFNEY General Booster club 25 swimming 2, 3, 45 basketball 25 Leaders' club 4. nl, CARL GARMUS Comm.ercial Varsity track 3, 45 National Graphic Arts 25 committees 3, 45 councilman 4. 'CA cheery comrade to malty friends.v GERHARD GARTENBUSH V General Basketball 2, 35 volleyball 2, 3. 'Cay' toils with ability, smiles with .sincerity and lives in nobility. ROBERT GARTHWAITE Industrial Art League 35 Booster club 45 Times agent 4. cz A silent shy, peace loving man He seemed no fiery partisan. DOROTHY GEORGE Applied Arts and Music Booster club 2, 35 Get-Acquaintetl club 2, secretary-treasurer 35 French club 35 Art League 2, 35 Press club 45 McKinleyite staff 4. The embodiment of service itself There isn't a thing she canlt dof' CHARLES GEORGES General !,,m.Booster club 3, 45 Social Science ersonality and aquatic tendenciesf, 44 C trles is something between a Z, h' drance anl a helpli' . ' I5 rf HDI 5 i , X ,X . ' 1 x 48 C X. 2 Page lx 7 N N BLANCHE GARCIA Commercial Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Camera club 45 Girls, Sewice League 45 National Honor Society 4. ':Blanche is ambition personified. MARY FLORENCE GARNER Commercial '4Spontaneously happy-headed tozcards success. MARJORIE GARTHWAITE Commercial Band 2, 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Leaders, club 2, 3, 45 Modern Writers' club 3, president 45 Girls, Service League 45 basketball 2, 3, 45 volleyball 3, 45 tennis 2, 3, 45 Yale-Harvard 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. cc There's so many nice things We could mention-youid better meet her! RITA GASBARE Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Modern Writ- ers, club 45 Girls' Service League 4. National Honor Society 4. Thine eyes are springs in whose se- rene and silent waters, Heaven is seen. HELEN GEORGE Commercial :Dork daughter of Minervaf, CHARLES GERACE Technical Booster club 3. Hard to learn to know But very worth while. REGINA GERBER Commercial Her comeliness and natural poise are lzard to duplicate. A pleasant personality, her cheery smile does radiate. DOROTHY GERZINA Commercial Girls' Service League 4g Frienclship club 3g Booster club 3g National Honor Society 4. 'lf she will she will you may depend on it If she zcon't she zconit and there's the end of itf' ID ELLA GIALLUCA Commercial Her smile rivals the sanshinef, KATHERINE GILMORE Classical Girls, Service League 45 Latin club 3g Modern Writers' club 3g National Honor Society 4. A'Cilmore7s prize flowerletf' NICK GLIATTA Commercial Press club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. Coarteous, capable, striving to win We are assured of a future for hinif' JOSEPH GOCEK Commercial Stamp club 3, 4g Social Science club 3g Press club 4. UA character that demands respectf' ta t , sew t t J, sfo J r' W U29 J Uri 'XS 3 . ga C7 SGW' v X -2 ,X Louis GERVQQSEBQEXX fe L5 Technical , 5 .fln honest countenance is the best passport. HENRY GIALLUCA Technical I am wealthy in my friendsf' JAMES GIBBONS Classical French club 3, treasurer 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g councilman 3g Booster club 45 volleyball 2. 'The sincere contemplation of a man With the sincere jollity of a young- sterf, MARY GIRTLER Commercial Booster club 2, 3g Leaders' club 3, 4g Girls' Service League 45 basket- ball 2, 3g volleyball All Stars 3. Has a smile of friendliness Is lead by the power of high ideals. THOMAS GLINES Industrial Booster club 2, 3. Where eier he goes he makes friendsv HARRY GODAGIDES Industrial Swimming 3, 4g Booster club 4. c'His own pleasure is second Where others play a part? 4 LOIS GODDARD General Travel club treasurer 33 vice-presi- dent 4g Booster club 4. Another of the uiet irls Q 8 Believes in working first and talking afterwards. . EILEEN GOLDEN General Booster club 2, 35 Press club 3, 4: Poetry club 3g Etiquette club 2. 4: Chastity and beauty which were deadly foes Live reconciled friends, within her browf, PAUL GOODRICH General Booster club 4. HPut hinzself upon his good behauiorf' 0?A7l-001. 'XZWU DON GORMAN General Band 3, 4. 'Ability and geniability will make him risef, MILD RED GRABOWSKY Classical French club 3, 4g Friendship club 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4. Millie has the wit to persuade And beauty to delightfl VIRGINIA GRAVO Commercial J ooster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship l,f77Jl,yc ub 4 Q I,-, uly a fascinating damsel. Page 50 cs ISADORE GOLDBERG Industrial Councilman 2g volleyball 3. Friendly to meet but better to know.' RICHARD GONSER Classical Booster club 2. tc Teachers can be so bothersome' We never agree it seems. RUSSELL GORDON Commercial Publication business staff 45 Quill and Scroll 4g National Honor So- ciety 4. The quiet boy on the business staff. VEDA GOUGE General 4'As for her own person It beggar'd all descriptionf VERNON GRAFF Technical Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. nlf good looks are a disease, then Vernon is a victim. ALVERTA GREEN Commercial Booster club 2, 4g Friendship club 4. MA friendship that makes the least noise Is very often the most usefulf, as DORA GREEN General Leaders' club 3, 45 volleyball All Stars 35 councilman 45 basketball 45 Yale-Harvard 4. If Good times are lacking she makes . bn b one. ROBERT GREEN Technical Booster club 2, 3. 45 Leaders' club 3. 45 Choral club 4. il looked, I winlfed, She was mine. BETTY GREENE Commercial Friendship club 2. Such a jolly soul we'z1e never seen Gloom and sadnessgshe could only spell them. PAUL GREGORY Vocational Councilman 2, 35 National Honor Society 4. A student Whom we could not overlook. ALVIN GREY Industrial Booster club 3. HA studious quiet personf' MAXINE GRIFFITH Commercial Friendship club 4. 4 4Has innumerable friends For she herself is a good one 221 f f, , V 1.,, ,,:5, 56 X, W' ' , ,Z r st t , 9, H , A . .,,, . a., . ., .1-2 f ' . Q, 'YW3' ,ff- fv ..,. f 1 - u jf. 5 - jffjff 5 1. , V M Q. i 1-L Q 5 Q f,',:t,..i--ff, f- , A 5, - g' j if . . t ,zf'!.-N Page .51 Sf! fgx NX e sbs Mb' 'Nfl U35 ' l xg an cy ggi EVELYN GRE ei Commercial 3 G'Beloved by many friendsf' GLENN GREENAMYER General Camera club 45 Etiquette club 45 Booster club 4. Nlntegrity of life is fame's best friend? bd NAOMI GREENE ' General Friendship club 35 Get-Aequainted club 35 Modern W1'iI81'S, club 3, 4. 4Her whose looks Were like the cheerful smiles of spring. BETTY GRESSER Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 4. uSuch beautiful big brown eyes Better to see you my dearsf' FRED GRIFFIN General Radio club 4. HTalent is nurtured in solitude? JEANNETTE GRIMM Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 councilman 3. Slte,s always jolly, bright and gay With friends enough to throw away. lisa ii 4 cc ANNA GROSSE General Booster club 35 Get-Acquainted club 3g Modern Writers' club 4. cHer smile and jollity Have won her scores of friends. DUANE GRUNDY Commercial Stamp club 4g National Honor So- ciety 4. The greater part of valor is-discre- tion. ALICE GUIST Home Economics 'Free from self seeking, envy, low design I have not found a whiter soul than thine. JOE GYALOG Industrial Varsity football 3, 45 reserve foot- ball 2: basketball 2. A football hero With a little blond mustachef' HELEN HAENDLE General Friendship club 3, 43 Modern Writ- ers' club 4. 'gPersonality that attracted many fricndsf, IR ENE HAGAN 159445. Commercial I he was not one to steal your heart f, WW . . . 5,-X ut that is what she did. G A3 Tj- 'X x ,. ' 1 x Nvxgxl Page 52 I ac HAROLD GROVES Classical Choral club 4g operetta 4g band 3. 4g Times agent 35 Booster club 4. He is lifted by genius that knoweth much by natural talent. Has a delightful scotch accent. CLOEDIEN GUERTAL Commercial National Honor Society 4. 71 kind true heart, a spirit high That could not fear and would not bowf, VIRGINIA GUIST Commercial Girls' Service League 4g Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3. 4g Social Science club 45 National Honor Society 4. A dilivent worker and 'aith 'ul work- . D. . . ,, er is Virginia. DULCIE HAAS Commercial Councilman 2, 3g Dramatic club 2g Girls' Service League 45 Social Sci- ence club 43 committees 33 National Honor Society 4. Her face is fair, her heart is true As spotless as she's bonnief, ILENE HAGAN Commercial A girl that likes to have some fun. JACK HALL Classical Booster club 4. The handsome lad of our school daze. is WILBUR HALL General Booster club 4. No way is barred to virtztef, DOROTHY HALTER Commercial Friendship club 3g Booster club 3, 'A leasinv countenance is a Good rec- D- V b omnzendatzon. PATRICIA HAND General Leaders' club 3, 4, Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 3, 43 Latin club 2. A dancing shape, and image gay To haunt and startle and waylayf' Classical National Honor Society 3, 4g Girls' Service League president 4, Choral club 4g Modern W1'ite1's' club 4. ,J VERLA HANSEN Stallions uiet and alwa s at ease , q Y You clon't know anyone that she canit please. JUNE HARMON Classical Modern Writers' club 3g hallguartl chairman 4. 4 'A laughing sprite 1 Inexpressible sweetness anzl perfect graccf' DOROTHY HARRIS C omrnercial Times agent 2g committees 29 coun- cilman 3g Booster club 3, 4g Art League 3, 4g Friendship club 4g Na- tional Honor Society 4. Twinlfling eyes and a smile Are true barometers of her thoughtsf' I Page 53 44 na ifw, 1 N? t lf' osx cr W D , .. Q S-204067 'X' Classical SL? Bb 1 .guy a O w1LLiA1vi Hmdi Beware I might do something si rt- ling yet. EILEEN HALTER Commercial Booster club 4. A full round face that ever looks glad And a heart the same. EARL HANN Technical National Honor Society 4. A wealth of virtue Few can compare with Earlf, EDWIN HARLEY Classical Booster club 2g varsity swimming 2, 3, 4-3 hand 4. 'When he sets out to do his share We know for certain heill be therefi EDWARD HARRIMAN General Booster club 2, 3, 4g committees 2, 3, 45 Press club 43 class play 4. M r. Romeo A dancer of note. MILDRED HARRIS General i'Whatever she does, ,tis always alone With wishes to please everyonef' MARY HART Classical Leaders' club 3, 43 Friendship club 3g Booster club 3, 4: Social Science club 4, volleyball 3, 4, tennis 3, 4. Pleasant, active, always well-bred ls illary our very own 'ilady in redf, ARNOLD HARWART Industrial Booster club 4. 4'Arnold's a bashful, Illfllll-IILIIIZIIBTSII youthf, LOUIS HAUSRATH Classical Band 2, 3, 43 orchestra 2, 3, 4g committees 2, 3, 4g Travel club 35 Press club 33 Stamp club 45 Chemis- try club 4, volleyball 4. 'CTU him music is an easy game 4 4: Someday it will bring him famef' THOMAS HAYES Technical Camera club 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. 'I'll see before I doubt When 1 doubt, I prove. DOROTHY HEAS TON Classical Friendship club 2g Choral club 4g Booster club 4. Give me a good book and I'll be happyf' MARY HECHTL Home Economics 15 - iF1'6IICl1 club 3, 4, Friendship club 4. iff Eienzlship to many but good will to f 11 9F5.,, 4 ,.. 49 gi I Lg 1 ct nc an 4: M Y LOU HARVEY General Choral club 4, band 2, 3, 4, orches- tra 3, 4g class play 4, Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Booster club 4. Dainty dimples, a sunny disposition Spontaneous in her gaietyf, WILLIAM HATFIELD Technical National Honor Society 4. Bill's a regular lad One of the best weloe ever had. WILLIAM HAUTER Technical National Honor Society 4. He has a smile That care wonlt rilef, ANNIE HAYWOOD Commercial Cheerful and gay The whole long day. JEAN HEATLEY Classical National Honor Society 3, 4g Girls' Service League 4, Biology club 2g Latin club 3, 4g Booster club 2, vice-president 3, treasurer 45 Friend- ship cluh 2, 3, vice-president 4g hand 2, 3, 45 orchestra 3, 45 com- mittees 2, 3 4. fean's a leader, and ordinary person With extraordinary abilitiesf, JACQUELINE HECK General Friendship club 3, 4, Booster club 3g Press club 4g Art League 4g Get- Acquainted club 3. Your hearts, desires be with you. JAMES HEDGESPETH General Reserve football 2, 3. A jovial character anz I. DELORES HEGNAUER Classical Leaders' club 3, vice-president 4, Booster club 3, president 4, Friend- ship club 3, 4, French club 3, 4, Yale-Harvard 3, 4, basketball 3, 4, volleyball All Stars 3, volleyball 3, 4, tennis 3, 4, Girls' Sewice League 4, Choral club 4, National Honor Society 4. 'An English beauty u-ith a true Amer- ican charmf' EARL H EINTZELMAN Vocational Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Booster club 4, cont- mittees 4. I,m about as innocent as I look. JANE HENDERSON Commercial Dramatic club 2, committees 3, So- cial Science club 4, Girls, Service League 4, Booster club 3, Friend- ship club 4, National Honor Society 4. Laughing eyes and manner bright- Of her temperamentfshe was friend- ly ,, ELLA HERBST Commercial Friendship club 4, Booster club 4. Tis with our judgments as our watches, none goes just alike Each believes his ownf' SHIRLEY HINDS Commercial Social Science club 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 4. Her7s indeed Was a very substantial frieridshipf' Page 55 5 Xl is 4 rim X K JE SV X XX' ' A.. fhxk N BR Q-13591 'L E X - ' ' 'xf 2 Q99 C7 K. X? ALICE HEQS 67355 Th ClassicalE 2 Y Biology club 2, Booster club 2, B, 4, Friendship club 2, Choral club 4. g'Her laugh is so bright and so breczyi' JOHN HEIDENREICH 3 Technical l A dignified man. 1 JACK HENDERSHOT Classical Biology club 2, band 2, 3, 4, track 2, 3, cross country 2, National Honor Society 4. 'I count life just the stuff To try the soul's strength onf' MARGIE HENDERSON 3 Commercial W For here abideth brains, work and counsel , But the greatest of these is counsel., , w ROSE HILBER Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Etiquette club 4. NA rose with its sweetest leaves yet unfoldedf, LES HIPLE Vocational '4Ten. thousand difficulties do not make a doubtf' gf 4: OLIVER HIRIST Vocational Hi-Y 49 Booster club 3, 4, Etiquette 4 4 tHe thinks for himself And rarely imitates.'f BETTY JANE HOFF Commercial Biology club 2, Friendship club 2, 35 Booster club 3, basketball 35 volleyball 3g Modern Writers, club 4. A maiden never bold Of spirit still and quietf' MAX HOFFMAN General Track 2g baseball 2g cross country 2, 3. 'il hate to see a thing rlone by halvesf' HAROLD HOHMAN Industrial acLife was a bore until this year.'7 JERRY HON TAS Generali Reserve basketball 2, varsity basket- ball 3, 4g Social Science club 4, councilman 3, 4, debate 4g Hi-Y 3. 4, committees 4. His oratory astounds us all And how he drilwhles the basketballln DALE HOSSLER Technical Booster club 2, 3g Hi-Y 35 volley- aga all 3, basketball 2. proper a young man as youlll ever ii.. , ri ,J X i 4 Page 56 cc an DAVE HOAGLAND Industrial 4: Sublime in his simplicity Rich in common sense. JOHN HOFFMAN Vocational Swimming 2. One thing is for ever good, That one thing is success. WALTER HOFFMAN Technical Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 4, committees 2, 4. sons done And still had time for a little fun.', WARREN HOLDER Classical Hi-Y 3, president 43 Choral club 4, Booster club 3, 4, track 3, 4, cross country 4g Dramatic club 4. How does he get those grades And still have so much time for fun?,' IVOR HOPKINS Commercial 'elim satisfied 'Cause Iam just me. MAX HOSTETLER Technical Art club 39 band 3, 4g Leaders, club 35 Hi-Y 4g Social Science club 3g Reserve basketball 3. But friendship not fame Is the countersign here. sr . He usually managed to get his les- 4 ca CHARLES HOUSEHOLDER General Happiness is the result of work zfell done. FLOYD HOUSLEY Classical Leaders, club 3, 43 band 2, 3. 4: Biology club 23 Booster club 2. 3. An athlete and a musician A man of human kindnessf' DORIS HOUTZ General Friendship club 2, 3, 43 basketball 2g Booster club 2, 3, 4g committees 2, 3. 43 class play 4. gShe gets in your hairgbut you'll love it! HELEN HUELF Commercial Leaders' club 2. 3, president 43 Times agent 43 Times staff 43 Press club 3, 43 basketball 3g Booster club 3, 43 Yale-Harvard manager 3g vol- leyball 3, 43 Friendship club 4: Quill and Scroll 4. I like my books-but oh my sports lv EILEEN HUGHES Commercial Booster club 3, 4. What's better than to bc merry?,, WILLIAM HUNT Technical Band 3, 43 orchestra 4. '41 piloted a plane around the world-' A dream for Bill someday reality. Page 57 ,Lp IN go C7 ,X DOROTHY HO Classical g Booster club 43 Etiquette club: 3 Choral club 43 Friendship club 3, 4. A comely maiden with an alluring smile- An ultra modern I71iSS.,, WALTER HOUSTON Technical He makes the best of everythingg Thinks the best of everybodyfi BESSIE HUBERT Commercial Booster club 33 Social Science 43 Etiquette club 4. Linked sweetness-long drawn. outf, fl, D OTHY HUGHES Classical Thespians vice-president 43 Dramatic club 2, 43 class play 43 Leaders' club 3, 43 Girls' Service League 43 Latin club 33 hallguard chairman 43 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 2, 3, 43 committees 33 National Honor Society 4. '6Fond of athletics and society A welcome member at both.'7 JOHN HUMES Vocational Baseball 23 Booster club 4. For the Gods who approved the depth Not the lumult of the soul. GLENN HUNTER Industrial l l .. - . , l A jun loving student. ' eil 33133 l ,, x S fl 'Mt at to N 'N 0 '55 sim Y as 4: JOHANNA HURTAH Commercial Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soulf' KATHERN HUTCHINS General Friendship club 2. 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4, Press club 4. za 'Katie did' make friends Who regard her highlyf, ROBERT IDOINE General Councilman 4. ln need shall men like Robert prove their worth. MARIE JACKSICH '1 Applied Arts Band 3, 4g orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chldral club 4. Q: 1' She and her violin will reabhf thd heights some day. ' A ELAINE JAMES Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 4g Etiquette club 4. One of those active persons Always working hard at something. 9,15 ROBERT G. JEFFRJES XS' Q . Jr D I Vocational Z,-X -f lzou art such a pleasant ladf, f as if T I if 3 'K I x Page 58 :4 cs 44 .c EILEEN HUSTON Classical Friendship club 2, Booster club 2, 3, 4. '6Wit has its merits, Eileen has found it so Has she ever been found to worry?', ALFRED R. HUTHMAKER Industrial You can not deny him merit. MAY ISENBERG Comnzercial Beauty is a port of finished language by which goodness speaksf, CAROL JACOBS General Friendship club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 45 Stamp club 2. Holds silence as a precious jewel- Has a wealth of curls. DOROTHY JAMESON Commercial A merry girl, with lots of friends. AMEL JELLEL C ommercial NA mighty fierce fellow. Qxgl A Y PAULINE JOHANNING Classical Booster club 2, 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 4g basketball 33 Press club 33 French club 4g Camera club 4. Jimmief has a depth of character Yet unfathomedf, ANNETTE JOHNSON Classical Class secretary 2g Leaders' club 2, 3, treasurer 43 Modern W'riters' club 3, treasurer 43 Friendship club 2, 3. secretaiy 43 Booster club 2, 3, 43 band 2, 3, 43 basketball 2, 3, 43 Yale-Harvard 3, 43 volleyball 3, 43 West Point-Annapolis 33 tennis 2. 3. 4-3 Girls' Service League 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. 'A most striking girl-liked by every- one. With the hair that gentlemen preferf' ESTHER JOHNSON General Booster club 4. Never gloomy or sad. NORMA JOHNSTON Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 4-. A woman-she needs no eulogy A worthwhile touch to any gather- ingf' VERNON JOHNSON General His presence adds A worth while touch to any gath- - ,, ertng. BETTY JONES Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. A pleasant person to knowf, Page 59 t'7I6 K ff S' TT FENSJF by my 5 D sfo RB' KLEONIKE JM Commercial? 33 ia 5 MA true friend 5 Another popular girlf, EILEENE JOHNSON Commercial Booster club 3, 4. fl conscientious student A pleasant acquain tan ce. JOE JOHNSON Commercial Councilman 23 intramural swimming 33 varsity swimming 43 Press club 4. National Honor Society 4, ':Has a happy faculty of making friendsf' MARJORIE JOHNSON Classical Friendship club 3, 43 Booster club 3, 43 Social Science club 3, treasurer 43 committees 3. 4Her giggle and friendly manner Have enlivened many of her hours., s mlm ,lar . -3. 5 hug-tra'-'. 1 vs. WILLARD JOHNSON General Orchestra 4. MA fellow with a big heart, always willing to help ln BETTY JONES General Orchestra 3, 4. '54 sagacious and dependable senior Everybodyls friend and nobody's enemy. DORIS JONES Commercial Commercial club 23 Etiquette club 23 Booster club 3, 43 Get-Acquainted cluh 3, 4. To me more rlear, congenial to my hcart One native charm, than all the 'floss ' 57 D of art. ESTHER JONES Classical Biology club 23 Booster club 2, 43 Friendship club 2, 4: Social Science club 43 Etiquette club 43 Art League 4. c :For truth has such a face anrl such a mien As to be lovecl needs only to be seen KATHRYN JONES Commercial Class vice-president 3g class secretary 43 Leaders' club 3, 43 committees 3g basketball 3, 43 volleyball 3, 43 ten- nis 3, 43 Friendship club 3, 43 Boos- ter club 3, 43 McKinleyite staff 43 Yale-Harvard 43 National Honor So- ciety 4. cc Whether at school, party or rlate Life of the party-that's Katef, MARGARETTA JONES Commercial M111 friendship every burden's lightf, JEMAL JOSEPH Commercial Booster club 2g Friendship club 4. afemal is a cyclone of hamorf, TED KALENTERIDES General Cheerleader 3, 43 Leaders' cluh 2, 3, fj - 'M 43 track 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 volleyball 3, ri' . I .fa- K . 'af . , 7, 'gl may not say if, but my tfzoaglzfs X nfs e deep. r 5 SD 7 t 'N r X sf Page 60 DOROTHY JONES Commercial Booster club 2, 33, Friendship club 2 4'Genuinely youthful A revelation of sincerity and lively intelligencef, HARRY JONES Classical Times staff 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Press club 3, vice-president 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Booster cluh 2, 33 volley- ball 2g basketball 23 Times agent 2. HH arry is a conscientious worker who finds pleasure in itis doingf' LOLA JONES General French club 4, 44 1'll tell you noiv it zvon't be long Until she wins fame through her song. l lj PAUL JONES General ,A Volleyball 2. 'Tate tried to conceal him By naming him jones. WILLIAM JOSEPH Vocational gAs stalzvarth a lad As can he found. EMMA KANTOR General Choral club 43 Friendship club 43 committees 43 National Honor Socie- ty 4. 'flier fingers shame the ivory keys They dance so lightly along. 1 A JOSEPHINE KARAM General 'Latin club 2, 3. Dainty, diminutive and dignified. KATHERINE KARCHER General Modern Writers' club 3, 4g Friend- ship club 3g Booster club 3, 4. A face with gladness ooerspread, Human. kindness and a soft smilef, FRANK KARK General Times agent 2g varsity football 2, 3. 43 varsity track 2. 3, 4g reserve bas- ketball 23 varsity basketball 3: Booster club 2, 3, 4. 'What a plastic creature he is So shifty so adaptedf, FRED KEAGY Industrial Swimming 3. :The curly haired fellow with a smile that pleases all. VIRGINIA KEEFER Commercial Camera club 33 Art League 4. She was-but room forbids to tell thee what Sum all perfection up-she was thatv EARL KELLER Industrial Booster club 2, 3, 4. Benefits please like flowers while they are fresh. Page 61 at an jf 5F 4 n s S ', U one cv Q4 HAROLD KAR KXQSQNQEB Industrial E 1.3 Booster club 3, 43 Choral club Milly days passed pleasantly away. GEORGE KARINOS Classical 4'He infuses others with his own ani- mation. ELIZABETH KARK Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 3, 43 volleyball 3. Heart on her lips- flnd soul within her eye. PEARL KEATLEY Commercial aPearls were always considered pre- ciousf' RAYMOND KEHL Classical Leaders, club 2, 3, 43 band 2, 3, 4g Debate club 23 orchestra 3, 43 Latin club 3g Booster club 43 National Honor Society 4. We Couldn't have done without him It was most refreshing to find a bashful one now and then. NORWOOD KELLEY Commercial Times agent 3. He who is good is happy- I'm happy. T5 my QD ca st cz ca FRI EDA KELP Classical Frieda is one who studies hard As results show on her report cardf' ,. t an WANDA KENDRVA Commercial Silence is golden And so is her hair. MARGARET KENIRAY Commercial Booster club 35 Friendship club 45 Art League 4. One of the girls we like so well. GENEVIEVE KEOUGH General Press club 3, 45 Travel club 45 Times staff 45 Booster club 2, 45 Times agent 2, 35 Friendship club 45 Eti- quette club 25 volleyball 3. Genevieve's a winsorne wee thingf, JAMES KESSLER General Tall blond Jimmy He seems quiet-but do we know him? FRANK KESZEG fj,Q5f5- Industrial ,fy e has good common sense and fy, ever seems to have a carefi ,ff ,N V feb 5 I X 'y I x X 'S Ugfj W .-4,5 !.,,4,. , W X A f Qi? ' ' J ,mf f 2 fii, W ,V ,, 1.., 5 .,, 5 f f 1 42 X 'MQ' - ' ,, ,,.. 4 an - Page 62 LESTER KENDIG General Booster club 4. cWell liked by manyf, DOROTHY KENDRICK Commercial Booster club 3, 4. 'Doris pleasant to be with Hence she's never lonely. KATHLEEN KENNER Classical Booster club 2, 3, 45 Art League 2, 3, 45 committees 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Chemistry club 35 Biology club 25 Modern Writers' club 4. 4A pleasing girl known for Her simplicity, sincerity and service. I N' X-V5 RUTH KERR General UA soft voice by Ruth possessed There are few who are likewise blessed. EILEEN KESTEL Commercial Booster club 2, 35 Friendship club 25 Girls' Service League 45 Times staff 3. 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. Of all the girls we know so well Therels none we like better than Eileenf' IRENE KESZEG General Booster club 25 Friendship club 2. Still born silence thou that art A flood gate of the deeper heart.'7 lx NW J 4: c WARREN KETLER Technical Known and liked around our school Be a good fellow-that's his rulef' ERNEST KIEFER Industrial Graphic Arts 3, 45 basketball 33 Hi-Y 2. 'He that is satisfied is well paidf, BETTY ANN KILPER General Choral club 45 swimming 35 Friend ship club 45 Booster club 2, 4. So sweetly did she look and act You, could not help but like her. Gmac RICHARD KING Industrial Band 3, 45 basketball 2. '4The laughing herald of harmless fun. JACK KIRKWOOD Industrial Band 2, 3, 4. 4'He takes things as they comef, CHARLOTTE KLAUSNER Commercial Friendship club 4. 'A likeable girl without a doubt. E 3 r ? E 3 i Page 63 tc 4 K' SV ix ' G F x- W 'I my GEORGE Kuo -4 R31 General X59 Q7 Agxvw .1 Councilman 25 commiQ X35 A Biology club 25 Times? n , 35 Latin club 35 Travel cl lo 35 Pi SS club 45 Camera club 45 Choral cl b 45 Booster club 4. Wit is the clash and reconcilement of incongruitiesl The meeting of extreme around the corner. DICK KILLIAN General Swimming 45 Booster club 45 Hi-Y 4. Although I am not rash-yet I have something in me dangerous. EILEEN KINCEI.. Commercial Leaders, club 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Biology club 2. SUI modest girl A smile, a glance, one's won. JOHN KI RK Classical Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 class play 45 Dramatic club president 25 Press club 35 track 3. Girls are his chief delight They entertain him from morn till llighfd, EILEEN KIRSCH Commercial Tennis 2, 3, 45 Friendship club 2, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 French club 2. 'Busily capable Faultlessly fair. THORP KLUMP Classical Hi-Y 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 class play 45 Chemistry club 35 lab assist- ant 35 Booster club 45 Choral club 45 committees 45 Dramatic club 45 National Honor Society 4. '61-Ie likes to get his lessons well Then fun overtakes him. for a spellf, CHARLES KNIGHT Technical Swimming 25 Leaders, club 2, 3, 45 class treasurer 25 track 3. 4: Heis bashful when the girls are around But never better friend was foundf' MERLE KNOCH Commercial Publication staff 35 manager 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. The quiet, efficient 'Times' managerv EVELYN KONOVSKY If Classical rchestra 2, 3, 45 band 45 Choral club 4. 4 HA pianist that makes the most of her ten fingersf' AUDRE KOST General Committees 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Press club 3, 45 Etiquette club 45 Times staff 4. Little and fun loving-Audrels the kind of pal we like to havefl WILBUR KRAMER Vocational ' aAn enthusiastic adherent to good timesf, BOB KRAUSE Ak , an Vocational ouncilman 3. Q 'Q ne who is alert, eager and alive 7? o thinffs that 'fo on about himf, 15 c b Pb 5 P Y 'X x 4: 44 my D ON KNOCH Classical Hi-Y 45 Choral club 45 Booster club 45 Dramatic club 4. 4'Civility cost nothing And buys everythingf' EDWARD KOMPARA Vocational cc A horizon chaser, a winner Because of his cheerful disposition. ALVA KOPATZ Vocational Booster club 2, 35 committees 2. :'Arniable and friendly to allfl NADINE KRAFT Commercial Volleyball 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 Social Science club 45 Etiquette club 45 Camera club 4. A gay companion like Nadine' Is always in demand. WILMA KRAJCI Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Social Science club 4. A pleasure as a friend Her manners are always correctf' MYRON KRETZINGER General Press cluh 45 Graphic Arts 45 Boos- ter club 4. MA fine spirit always Makes Myron popularf' l 4: WALDEN KROLL Industrial Band 2, 3, 4. '21 delightful friend and companion PAUL KUTCHER Industrial Friendship he presents to allf, PHYLLIS LALLATHIN Commercial Councilman 4g Etiquette club 45 Booster club 4, Camera club 3, Choral club 4. 'clfs nothing neu' for yo .h a To. yourse d too., THELMA LAPPIN Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Art League 43 committees 4g Friendship club 4. A likeable kind of girl. ETHEL LASHINSKE Commercial Councilman 2, Friendship club 23 Booster club 3, 4, Art League 4. Most welcome wherever she went A jolly stately elementf' VERA LAWRENCE Commercial Modern Writers, club 3, 4g Friend- ship cluh 3, 45 Booster club 3, 4. With smiling look, round faced and fair Sparkling eyes and copper colored hairfi Page 65 if 4: 56x F' Chix S' CENU kk su ' 'l 0 U3 KB, C2147 General Leaders' club 2, 3, vice-presiden, 4g volleyball 3. fl boy whose presence is well appre- eiated.77 MARIE LARCENA Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Art League 4. How fortunate are those who know herf, MERRIE LANDIS Classical Friendship club 3, 4. It's nice to be natural when ou're ' 77 , y naturally nice. CHARLES LASHINSKE General Don.'t be too serious, for itls all wrong. Take life easy and youill live longf, MARGARET LAUXMAN Commercial Booster club 3, 4g volleyball All Stars 3g tennis 3, 4g basketball 3, 4g Friendship club 4. 4: Please relnernber 1 am a woman When. I think, I must lref' JACE LEACH Classical i-Y 3, 4g hand 3, 43 orchestra 3, 4g swimming 3, class play 4, Booster club 3, varsity track 3. 44 Curly haired lad, not short not tall But very natural and a friend to all.', RALPH wKCE 2,S c DORIS LEDGER Commercial Booster club 4. Innocent amusement is her joyfl' JAYNE LEE General Booster 2, 3, 4. Thy quiet dignity is the mark of well liked ladyf' JACK LEES Technical Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Booster club 2. :Upright as a cedar. . FRIEDA LEITNER Commercial ll Choral club 4g Dramatic club 2, 43 Stamp club 3. :A modest Girl D A smile, a glance, one's wonf' JERRIE LEMMO Commercial Choral club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. 'Black curls and pep. ANITA LEPORE fjrxey. Classical If I 'J' tin club 3, Friendship club 4. Q ,N r crowning glory is a joy foreoerf, or Page 66 as as BILL LEE General Football 4. Describe him if you can For he is all that is pleasant in manf, BRUCE LEEPER Technical Booster club 45 Radio club 3, 4. A topping good sport. KARL LEHNIS General 'tHe has a never ended stoclr of ener- swf, JANE LEMKE Classical Latin club 2, 3, Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Service League vice-president 43 Etiquette club 45 committees 4g Na- tional Honor Society 4. Inzpossible to give her due credit So we will say-she has a witf, RICHARD LEONARD General His cause to keep nz 'ellow nzen in . . y good spirits. LEROY LIBER Classical Booster club 4, Press club 4. Quiet in general but a good friend., 9 c MARJORIE LIBERTORE Commercial Booster club 2, 45 Friendship club 4. Always in the midst of a good time. GEORGE LIGHTFOOT Technical Leaders' club 2. 3. 45 Hi-Y 2. 3. 41 band 2, 3, 45 Cltemisuy club 45 Camera club vice-president 4. 'ltis safer being meek than fiercefi MARY AGNES LLOYD Commercial Friendship club 45 Booster club 4. 'A mind is the measure of a womanf, HAROLD LOCKARD General Varsity football 2, 3, 45 varsity bas- ketball 3, 45 reserve basketball 2. Another of our handsome football laminariesf' VIOLET LOMBARDI Commercial Booster club 3. A pleasant disposition A sincere worker. MARY LONGSWORTH Commercial Get-Acquainted club 3, 45 Booster 3, 4. Mistress of mine own self And of my own soulf' Page 67 Q51 x 'L sf' as A msgs situ 'WD Oo, 'Sf gen C7 BETTY JANE LIDDEE BEE Home Econonscs E A 4Betty is quick of wit And affable of rnarwzerfl ALVERA LINDGREN General Leaders' club 2, 35 Friendship club 45 Booster club 3, 4. A daughter of the Gods4most de- vinely tall Leads the fashion parade. ROBERTA LOBB Classical Poetry club 25 Booster club 3, 45 Press club 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Girls, Sewice League 45 Times staff editor-in-chief 45 Times agent 2, 35 swimming 35 committees 35 basket- ball 2. HA teachers, delight, a student friend We wonit forget her though schools at an endf' JANE LOCKHART Commercial Get-Acquainted club 3, 45 Travel club 4. cf The endearing elegance of this lady's frielldshipfi MARGARET ANN LONG Home Economics Councilman 35 Booster club 3. Her hair is indeed her crowning glory. I EDWARD LOSHARK General But no pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truthf, GERALDINE LOVE Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Art League 45 committees 2. cc Correctly ztfas she namefl You COUlll'II,l help but like herf, WILLIAM LUCKRING Classical Reserve football 25 Dramatic club 2, 45 Hi-Y 3, president 45 Camera club 35 volleyball 35 committees 45 track 3, 45 class play 45 Thespians 4. 44 A girl and an orchestra anzl zz fiance floor Thafs all he neezls-not one thing morefl K, JUANITA LUTZ Classical French club 45 Modern W1'II81'Si club 35 Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Choral club 4' f Leaders, club 45 National Honoi' Society 4. ':Chic in a way all her own Coorl natured personified. DOROTHY LYTLE Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 4. Devout yet cheerfulg pious Il.0t aus- tere, To others lenient, to herself sinceref, DALTON MACKLEY Industrial Swimming 3, 4. 'Persuasion tips his tongue whenever he tullcsf' ' , PAUL MAKSIM I Commercial Hi-Y 3, 45 Booster club 45 publi- f5,ge'5. cation business staff 4. ,If J hat sweet delight a quiet life af- , ! frflsf, i ah 1-h 5 ' i ' I I x XxXQx,N Page 68 JEAN LOVE Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Girls' Service League 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. ':Fair was she to behold That maid of seventeen summers GEORGE LUTHER Industrial Reserve football 25 varsity football 3, 45 National Graphic Arts 4. And what he can he will His faithfulness stands bound to see it done. JOSEPH LUX General 44 Ever striving to please Quiet and always at easef, LOIS MACE Commercial Booster club 4. A gay serene spirit Is the source of all that is noble and goorlf, JEROME MAGGIORE Classical Biology club 25 Social Science club 3, 4. -W, J . 7 'cjerorn -Chas sincere eloquence Blemish with 'L uick practical spirit of fpnfn y-L ig r g Xl rf FRANKLIN MALICK Technical Band 2, 35 councilman 25 Chemistry club 3, 45 Radio club 3, 45 Press club 45 National Honor Society 4. An able man shows his spirit By gentle works and resolute ac- tions? a EMIL MAMALIGA General Varsity swimming 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. A4 water enthusiastf' JIM MANEILLY General :A man polished to the nail. JUNE MANNLEY General Friendship club 4g Booster club 43 Art League 4. 44 A certain poise a definite air Sheis a true lady without a caref MILDRED MANSE General Friendship club 45 Booster club 3, 4. uThe world can never spare a woman Who does her work and holds her ,H . peace. CHARLES MARLATT Technical KA smile and the subdued speech Are earths most potent conquerersf, HELEN MARSHALL Commercial Booster club 4g Friendship club 4. 'Those who know her best Praise her mostf, ' Page 69 at 1351 1 4' SV its ' A. fhxix IN -J ' ' X, we C7 kr A flxsrg I LA VERNE Mngisayiig General B fl dainty bit of Paris. Who dazzles and who oampsf' DON MANLY General Varsity baseball 3, 4. Within my heart I bear Looe for all things good and fair. GEORGE MANOS Industrial Booster club 4. His not wise to be wiser than 71,80- essaryfn RITA MARKS General Booster club 4. fl blonde but not light headed., TT E MARIE MARSHALL ' Classical tr' dsbip club 45 Press club 4g ' li club 2, 3g basketball 4. U ys 'wound up' and going incer of note.',' GEORGIANNA MARTIN Commercial Social Science club 3g Friendship club 4. L'Slze will always be well lilfedf, g X 4: as ISABEL MARTIN General :You,ll find the girl a friend imleedf' MARY RUTH MARTIN Commercial Councilman 2, 35 basketball 2, 45 volleyball 3, 45 Booster club 4. 'Her cheery kindness wins her hosts of friends. JOSEPH MARTINEZ General Basketball 2, 35 volleyball 25 Lead- ers' club 25 hallguard chairman 4. A fellow of few words but words thai mean somethingf' EILEEN MATHIAS Commercial Band 2, 3, 45 Girls' Service League 45 National Honor Society 4. One who is never in mischieff, JIM McAF EE Commercial Leaders' club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 tennis 2, 35 Booster club 2, 3, 4. '4Known by everyone As having captivating good looks and humor. , JACK MCCLAIN General Hi-Y 2, 35 class play 45 council- man 2, 3, 45 committees 2, 3, 45 ff-N.Biology club, president 25 Social 4,9-85' cience club 35 French club 45 lf' fr is ax ' x amera club 35 Booster club 2, 3, J Tennis 3, 45 swimming 2, 35 'amatic club 4. ck could make a cucumber smile e is so full of anecdotesf, f . XXXZX 5 Page 70 MARY MARTIN Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Social Science club 3, 45 Girls, Service League 45 councilman 45 class play production cast 45 committees 4. ':She excites much admiration And the grades upon her card retail give you palpitationf' HARRY MARTINDALE General Hi-Y 2, 35 Booster club 4. :Lots of fun in his own individual way. HELEN MARZIC Commercial Booster club 35 Friendship club 45 committees 4. And good thoughts, where her foot- steps pressed Like fairy blossoms grew. DOROTHY MAZZAN Commercial Friendship club 4. u0ne who is uplifting in her cheer- fulness Like the Springtime of the yearf' GERALDINE McCANN Commercial Booster club 35 Modern Writers' club 35 Social Science club 45 Friendship club 3, 4. 'LCerry has that blythe debonair man- nerf' ROBERT McCLARREN Industrial HA grander fellow we never knew. c ns RICHARD McCLOSKEY Industrial Booster club 4. Here lay it down, nor fear To impose upon a shoulder which he upholds. RES McCUE General sa Choral club 4. Cheerfully able to perform her tasks. LEWIS MCFARLAND Vocational Quiet of tongueg Has a high sense of honorf, BETTY McGAUGHEY Classical Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2. 3, 4g Social Science club 3, 4g Choral club 4g committees 4g National Honor Society 4. 'Vind music too, dear music, that can touch Beyond all else, the soul that loves it much. J M RUBY McGIRR Commercial Friendship club 45 Booster club 3, 45 basketball 3. Carefree and refreshing-a true palf' JOHN McGUYRT Technical Reserve football 2, 39 basketball 2, volleyball 2, 39 Booster club 2. Pleasing personality and a beaming smilef' ll VE 3 r l Page 71 t x Ivy QD Q1 Qfla C7 KB' PAUL McCONQgE-g 6X5f,N'w CommercizQ Bi Press club 43 bowling 3, 4. 5 USearch the land of living men Where will you find his like again?', ROBERT McCURDY General Booster club 3g Radio club 4. HAl1UIlJ'S doing something Never troubled with idlenessf' ROBERT McFARREN General Track 3. 45uch joy ambitions firtdf' JAMES McGEORGE General Reserve football 2g Radio club 3g Hi-Y 3, 4. .lim's an indispensable cog in the run of affairsf, BETTY McGREAL General Friendship club 33 Booster club 4. 'SA surpassing beauty and in the bloom of youthfl CHARLES MCKELLEY Industrial Leaders' club 2, 3, 43 Nationgl Graphic Arts 4g councilman 4. Hljersonality like gold without alloyf, . at THELMA McKELVEY Commercial Booster club 3, 4. c 'Her many friends are a testimony Of her numerous virtues. LGTS McMlLLEN s Classical vgbfyifl, Booster club 3, 45 Choral club 45 National Honor Society 4. 4 CQ!-1132! but popular with everyone Sl1fe's always happy and full of fun. SARA MCTHRALL Commercial Social Science club 25 Booster club 2, 3. aLave for her sincerity and friendli- ,i ness. MARY KATHRYN McVEH IL Commercial Leaders' club 3, 45 Social Science club 45 Friendship club 35 volley- ball 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 ten- nis 35 swimming 3, 45 National Hon- or Society 4. A midget in stature, a giant in charm, Diana in athleticsf' WALTER MEES Classical Band 2, 3, 45 Biology club 25 Choral club 45 councilman 35 orchestra 2, 3, 45 Chemistry club 45 oper- etta 45 Stamp club 2, 3, president 45 Booster club 45 committees 3, 4. National Honor Society 4. As prone to mischief as able to per- form it. MARY ELLEN MENGES Commercial 1543 Booster club 2, 45 committees 2. I Iii? very small girl with a lovely f p rsonality. ' 4'2f.,f' feb 5 x XNN ,N IX J Page 72 44 JACK McMACKEN Technical Hi-Y 3, 45 Leaders' club 3, 45 band 2, 3, 45 orchestra 45 committees 4. Our handsome popular clarinet play- t, er. ROBERT McTHRALL General Virtuous and vicious every man must be, Few in extreme but all in the de- greef' MARY JANE McQUAIDE Commercial Basketball 35 volleyball 3, 45 volley- ball All Stars captain 35 Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Girls' Service League 45 Social Sci- ence club 45 publication business staff 45 Leaders' club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. Here's a girl with a heart and a smile. That makes the bubble of life worth while. CLIFFORD McWlLLIAMS General Choral club 4. cLover of wholesome fun He is also a faithful lU0l'li'6V.,, LE ROY MENCHES General Councilman 25 committee 25 Boos- ter club 2. Science holds a fascination for this handsome lad. GAYTON MEOLA Industrial Booster club 4. He who has a thousand friends Has not a one to spare. VANA MAE MERCER General Booster club 4. It is only shallow people who judge by appearancef' CHARLES MERRIMAN General Hi-Y 3, 4g varsity tennis 3, 4. :The happy-go-lucky, fun-loving typefl JACK MICHAEL Industrial Varsity baseball 3, 4. 'A wealth of virtue Steadfast in the highest degreef' CHARLES MILLER Classical French club 3, Booster club 3. 'A pleasant person-Chuck, We all like him? X DONALD MILLER Commercial Band 2, 3, president 4g orchestra 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2g Stamp club 2, 35 National Honor Society 4. 'An accomplished pianist Who greets us with various wittic- isms. ELLAMAE MILLER. Commercial Friendship club 4g Booster club 3, 4. :folly and fond of societyf' Page 73 EQ? V J X S' 5 N su M ND C35 'N kg, CARMEL MER-cg??:?1gQ 5225 K-XUC7 om In erczak Booster club 4. 'SA 'winsonze lassieg A willing worker. GEORGE MESSIK General Booster club 2, 3, 4g Choral club 45 Hi-Y 4. nYou'll he a man my son. ' MARGARET MICHALOVIC Commercial V Girls' Service League 43 volleyball 3g Booster club 3, 4. as Blessings upon Cadmus, the Phoeni- cians or whoever it was that in- vented books. CLARENCE MILLER Classical National Honor Society 3, 4, Times Staff 45 Press club 3, 4, Travel club president 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4, Dramatic club 2g Quill and Scroll 4. at Full of energy, hustle and grit Undaunted courage and lots of witf, DOROTHY MILLER General ' is Our own Dot, A hard and sincere worker. FRED MILLER Technical Booster club 2g band 2, 3, 4. at A jocose handsome fellow He always rates A l. 1- Y 5 I e LU JEAN MILLER Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Latin club 3. : 'lid rather dance than formalize We see that in Jeanls twinkling eyesv MARGIE MILLER Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Friendship club 3. 43 Modern W1'ite1's' club 33 volleyball 33 basketball 2. 44 A perpetual spring of the gayest fancies A picture of youthful vigorf, k SARAH JANE MILLER Commercial tiquette club 4. 'Tor she was of the quiet kind Whose nature never variesf, EVELYN MILLS Classical Booster club 3, 4. 'IA girl who can and does. STEVE MITSEFF Industrial Volleyball 23 councilman 33 Graphic Arts club 4. at Makes no pretentions ls steadfast in the highest degreef' BETTY MOESLE 65? Commercial ooster club 2, 3. if he kind of girl we like to knozvfi Q CE L1 I' X 'r LESTER MILLER Commercial 6'An industrious lad With an everlasting srnilef' ROXY RAE MILLER Commercial Times agent 2g Booster club 2, 3g Friendship club 2, 3, 4. ra Has a hearty laugh that can be heard all through our hallsf, VIOLA MILLER Comm ercial Booster club 3. A hard worker in the quiet way. BILL MITCHELL General Choral club 4. uBill,s a type-the smiling Irishman. JACK MOBLEY Commercial Booster club 43 band 3, 43 Choral club 4-3 orchestra 3. A heart to resolve, a head to contrive And a hand to exeeutef' LEO MOGA Commercial Volleyball 2, 3g Biology club 2. g'Light-hearted and a friend of all. GEORGE MOKODEAN General Graphic Arts 4. Life without its pleasures Would be unbearablef, JOSEPHINE IVIONZU Commercial Girls' Service League 4-g National Honor Society 4. 'The wise person speaks little But listens much. CRAIG MOORE Technical Basketball 25 baseball 23 volleyball 2, 3g councilman 4-g National Honor Society 4. gWell-liked, a patent reason Why zceehate to leave McKinley.,' LaPHlNA MOORE Commercial Friendship club 2, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4g French club 2g tennis 3, 4g committees 4. A quiet, tennis enthusiastf, PHIL MOREAU General Has a strong will and perseverance to surmount difficultiesf, GORDON MORRIS Commercial 'ghlis ways spoke of reticence . ,, Yet Gordon was a good friend. ....-1-1 Page 75 ac gn' PQ SV QNX GENES sub' 'VD Q99 xB: .1 -SNA: CARL MONGI M wgl H T 1 '- il? 1 Y eeznica , 5 'iHas proven his ability To hold friendshipsf, DALE MOOCK General Hi-Y 4g Booster club 4. Earnest and natural alwaysfl GLEN MOORE Industrial Varsity swimming 3, 4g Leaders' club 3, 4-. 'A quiet warm-hearted chap Always makes a good impression. GEORGE MORAR - Technical 'cHighly esteemed by manyf' RICHARD MORGAN Industrial A friendly soul carrying A smile of sunshinef' MARJORIE MORRISON Commercial Booster club 3, 4g basketball 3. Pleasant anecdotes and mirth always, Mari couldn't be otlierwisef, S rc .4 cc ROY MORROW Technical Boosler club 4. 'GBusy man who can find tirne to help others along the wayf, HELEN MUCCILLI C ommercial Booster club 35 Friendship club 45 committees 4. as Never excited, A willing heartf' PETER MURTES General Press club 4. Our southern boy with a southern drawlg Popular and so much funf, DOROTHY MYERS General Band 2, 3, 45 committees 35 Friend- ship club 45 Booster club 4. Her winning ways are many. GERALD MYERS Vocational Booster club 4. Character is a diamond which scratches every other stonef' WILSON MYERS Classical fn- , - 41,5515-H1'Y 4. ,fy nzetinies quiet hut more often 44 11 I . 'ff'X ilson's an ideal person to l.fnouf. s ff K1 ' t Xxyxg at Page 76 EDDIE MOSSOR General Hi-Y 3, 4. My school work keeps me so busy I never have time to study. as EMERY MUNTEAN Technical fl faithful friend to havef, DON MYER Technical Varsity swimming 2, 3, 45 varsity ten- nis 2, 3, 45 Leaders, club 3, 45 Boos- ter club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 council- man 2. 71 typical all-American youth Athletics, studies and society are all hisf, EUGENE MYERS Industrial Councilman 2, 35 Choral club 45 Booster club 2, 35 Hi-Y 25 com- mittees 2. Character is a perfectly educated willf' . I 1 RALPH B. MYERS Classical Band 2, 3, 45 orchestra 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, president 25 Dramatic club vice-presi- cient 25 tennis 2, 35 Booster club 25 committees 2, 3, 4. Sometimes mischievous, but never badf' STEVE NAJDO General He looks at life with a quizzical smilef, PAUL NAU Commercial Booster club 3, 4g committees 4. 'Such a genuinely nice person to lfnozt' Paul is always a willing n'orlfer. ' BETTY NEFF Commercial Booster club 4. 4Here's an interesting person. CHARLES NEGULICI Technical Reserve football 2g basketball 2: orchestra 3, 4. 'You are not only good yourself But the cause of goodness to others. BETTY NELSON Commercial Modem Writers, club 3g commit- tees 3g Booster club 4g Friendship club 3, 4g Girls' Service League 4g National Honor Society 4. 'She was good as she was fair None, none on earth above herf' JIM NEWBERRY Industrial :lt's a great plague to be too hand- some a man. VIRGINIA NICHOLS Classical Booster club 3, 45 lab assistant 3, 4. A friend in need, is a friend indeed- That classifies Virginiaf, Page 77 5,5-I WL hi: all l QD life Q' ,X ci-mr NEKQQ Classical B Bi Orchestra 3, 4. I ,I-l wise rnan will make more oppor- tunities tlzan he findsf, MARGARET NEFF General Booster club 3, 4g Social Science club 4g Friendship club 4g Travel club 4. A good sport, has red hair And will ,till she dyesf, CONSTANCE NEIL Commercial Band 2, 3, 43 orchestra 4. A happy smile carries one away a nzilef' WILLIAM NELSON Technical Hi-Y 3, 4g track 3, volleyball 4, varsity track 4. Oh, selfless man and stainless gen tlemanf' MARGARET NICHOLS General Booster club 2, 4g Biology club 2g Etiquette club 2, 4g Social Science club 4g National Honor Society 4. 'gtllargaret is an attractive girl With a blush that matches her lzairf, JAMES NICKAS Vocational National Honor Society 4. Right noble is thy rneritsf' lofi? Y rc cc as sz MILDRED NIST General Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 4g Art League 4. Clever, generous, and warnz.-heartedg A good glow Chaser. BILL NOLAN Classical Band 3, 4. Character is greater than any ca- reef. DON NOSKER Industrial Always willing to give a liftf' ANGELO NOVELLI General Active natures are rarely melan- cholyf' JOHN OANCEA Industrial National Graphic Arts 4. '40ne whom it is always a pleasure to be near. ANDREW ONDO Industrial 659- , , , , ,- .- I y , CSCIVC football 2, waisity swim- ,fffl n ing 3, 4. Zgfx H hletics is the spice of life. fi Q ' 2 I X 'X ' 1 f X sr Page 78 MARY LOUISE NOBIS Commercial Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 4. 'A big smile can so often pave the may Toward making dull hours into a bright day. CONCETTA NORCIA Commercial Booster club 4. er name may be a little queer But thafs no sign she isn't dearf' SANTINA NOTARO Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 4. cOh, the attractiveness of dark hair Sparkling hair and red huesf' MAXINE NUMBERS Commercial Booster club 3, 4. The same eagerness and zest Always attends her. EDWARD O'CONNOR General Booster club 4g orchestra 4. He that does good to another Does good to himself. GEORGE ONDO General Herejs luck to a man 1Uh0,S bound to succeed. at JOHN ONILA - Technical Booster club 3, 43 Radio club 4. Fame is the echo of his actionsf, WS SHIRLEY ANN ORR ltjfjv X 6, . General ,. Booster club 2, 3, 4g Biology club 2. 4g Art League 4g Modern 'Writ- ersl club 43 volleyball All Stars 43 Poetry club 4. 'A roclivit or constant nonsensr 11 y f ' Frank friendship in her heart. CHARLES OYLER Classical Booster club 3, 43 Leaders, club 43 varsity swimming 4. KA man of letters, manners and mor- als. ARLEN E PARKER Commercial Booster club 3, 4g volleyball 33 bas- ketball 3. Arlene has a unique way Of having witty things to sayf, JOHN PAS S Industrial '4You cauldrft pass by him without knowing hirn Or be untouched by his pleasant manrterf' VIVIAN PATTERSON Commercial Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 4. 'EA perfect lady-in every respect. Page 79 tc V' ' Q-J WJ C Bills cs ' ' Sa Q7 NANCY ORAIQSIZQ? Classical E Art League 3, 43 Social Science 4g Friendship club 2, 4g committees 2, 3, 4. The prize fruit of the senior class. i. V' :xl RHEA OWENS Commercial HA good disposition is more valuable than gold For it is a gift of nature. LOUIS PACKA Vocational Varsity golf 3, 4. Always good natured I would there were more like theef' EDWARD PARR Industrial Varsity track 2, 3, 43 cross country 2, 33 track 23 councilman 23 basket- ball 23 Booster club 4. LA good fellow has come among us. LILLIAN PATTERSON Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 43 basketball 2, 3g Friendship club 43 Modern Writ- ers' club 4g Art League 43 volley! ball 2, 3. Beauty is a part of the finished lan- guage by which goodness speaks. MA f PAULSEN X rnmercial Friend ip ub 23 Choral club 4. word, her work and her 4: V HTr 1 4' 9, . t, if Z 'W Ns? ifix g Y e b .6 Commercial ,ff - Wfxeck' 44 sa THOMAS PAUMIER Vocational Football 3, 45 volleyball 2, SYou loose all your trouble When you help your fellotcnzcm' SAM PEARLMAN Ceneral 'You I-:now him by his happy-gy lucky airf' FRANK PEKAR Industrial Basketball 35 volleyball 35 baseball 3, 45 committees 35 National Gra- phic Arts 4. I should ever be as I ani-contentf, GEORGIA PENNELL Classical Etiquette club 4. Interested in her studies and her classmates Many are they who call Georgia 'friend. ' THOMAS PETERS Industrial National Graphic Arts 45 Art League 45 Booster club 4. Tricks he hath in him which gen- tlemen havef' MIRIAM PETERSON ily 'V' horal club 4. fJ QS Z diamond in the rough is shef, Q j mf., fr Q Ig ' of ,Wm Adv Page 80 an as FRED PAVELZIK General Art League 3, 45 Booster club 3. BETTY PEARSON Classical Biology club 25 F-rench club 3, 45 volleyball 35 Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 45 Etiquette club 2. May one like her ever be numbered Among my friendsf, LOUIS PENNA General uHe's a good man and truef, MANUEL PEREZ Commercial Biology club 25 volleyball 2, 3. Sincere people are those who can laugh. JAYNE PETERSON Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 4. A delicate beauty with a graceful air A picture of a chic Parisiennef' DOROTHY PETIT Classical Class secretary 35 treasurer 45 Lead- ers' club 3, 45 Girls' Service League, secretary 45 Yale-Harvard 3, 45 bas- ketball 3, 45 volleyball 3, 45 tennis 3, 45 band 3, 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, 45 French club 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. A friendly gal- A dainty pal. Always a grin, wide, big and frcef, 4 JACK PETIT Technical Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g band 2, 3, 4. Always finds time for fuzz in. the dayfs work. HELEN PETROVICH Commercial 'Gladsonze heart and smiling eyes Sunny as the summer skies. WILLIAM PHILLIPS Industrial A jolly fellow with whom to chatf' FILOMENA PICCOLANTONIO Commercial Friendship club 2. 'gWe're proud to have her as a friend She's true and loyal to the end. VICTORIA PONIEWRSKI Commercial Fliendship club 23 Booster club 3. Words, phrases, fashions pass away But truth and nature live through all. LEAH POSTLEWAIT Classical Choral club 4, Chemistry club, secretaly-treasurer 4g Booster club 2, 3g Friendship club 2, 3g Latin club 3, 4g basketball 2, 3g volley- hall 3g Etiquette club 45 Travel club 45 committees 3. Cheerful people are those who are busy And Leah fits bothf, Page 81 ta F' WQQXQQ Cf' rx 1 's Q' 'WJ ' sfo 4:7 6 HARRIET 1 w-SWS' Commercta Art League 45 Booster club 4? There's a proud modesty in her mer- ir HERMAN PHILLIPS Commercial Booster club 2. They say optimism is sublime Well here's a fellow thatis smiling all the timef' WILLIAM PIATT Industrial Basketball 2g volleyball 3. Success seems ever with him. NORMA PIERO Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4, Art League 4, com- mittees 3, 4. Norma is a girl with drawing ways. MILD RED PORTER Classical A happy smile paves the road to successf' OLGA E. POTTER General Booster club 3, Friendship club 3 Social Science club 4. My aspirations are my best friendsf ca 'z za HERMAN PREUSSER Vocational Varsity football 3, 4g varsity track 3, 4g National.Honor Society 4. Another gridiron -star. WILMA PRICE Commercial Band 4g Booster club 4. Enjoys alike the hot and cold And laughs ,though wet or dry. -1 MATTIE PROPHET Commercial Art League 4g Leaders' club 4. To be pleasant is an admirable characteristic? JOHN PRYSOCK General I hate enmity and desire all ITLCIICS love. JULIA PUCCI Commercial Friendship club 3g councilman 4, That gaysome laugh and What a charming impositionf' CATHERINE PUSKAS fs A ,X Comnzercial I 573, lapable, ambitious and pleasing Q If very opportunity seizing. Z . X., W 49 it QW er Page 82 WILLIAM PRICE General Reserve basketball 3. I wonder-does he know how to frown?,' JERALD PRIEST Technical Band 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Alf our world is what we make it Mine will be full of fun. DICK PROSSER Industrial Dick is one who makes his own good times. MARY P SOMAS Commercial 4'Her reputation is complete And fair without a flaw. SAM PURSES General Councilman 2g reserve football 2, varsity football 35 varsity basket- ball 3, 4, varsity baseball 3, 4. Brimfull of laughter and vivacityf, 1. . of Classical Q of QOH! PIELSIE. PUSTAY Biology club secretary 2, Friend- ship club 2, 4-g Booster club 3, 45 Etiquette club 2, 45 volleyball All Stars 3g basketball 3, 4g Social Science club 45 Art League 43 volleyball 4. Her eyes are of that dark hue Where in lies deep attractionf' 4 LAURA RAA Un Classical -had WL Social Science club 3g Booster club 3, 43 Chemistry club 43 Travel club 43 Etiquette club 4. Her very frozvns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. RUTH RAGLIN Commercial 'W'e've learned to like this lass. RUTH RALEY Classical Friendship club 3, 4g Modern Writ- ers' club 3g Booster club 3, 4, French club 4g Choral club 4. Graceful and restful in all that,she does. ' ,Z J 1 'f- ' PAT RANNIGAN Vocational A cordial manner, A pleasing gentleman. BETTY JANE RAW LEY Commercial Booster club 3g Girls' Service League 4, Choral club 4g National Honor Society 4. as Always the perfect lady. EDNA REED General Friendship club 3, 4. We're all envious of her charming disposition. Page 83 x 5 96' sf ,ax Ns T my WU N Q-,WJ 035 ' i Q 3 C7 if NELLIE RADD Q Commercialh Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Boo! er club 2, 3, 4g committees 2, 3, 43 basketball 2, 3g National Honor Society 4. Gentle, loving, kind, vivacioas Witty, pleasant, sweet and gracious. DOROTHY RAIBOURNE Classical Booster club 3, 4, Art League 3, 4g Friendship club 3, 4g basketball 3, 4g Yale-Harvard 3, 4, tennis 3, 4g volleyball 3, 4. HA loquacious dispenser of good cheer! A happy-go-lucky favorite. ,. MARJORIE RAMSEY Classical Latin club 3, Girls' Service League 4g Etiquette club 3, National Honor Society 4. 'Shyness only enhances her charm. WALTER RAYMOND General Get-Acquainted club 3, Booster club 3, National Honor Society 4. 6'So much to do-so little time. CARL REED Classical Booster club 3, 4. Lije's no longer if we hurry-slow uv ' JULIA REED Commercial Friendship club 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4g Girls' Service League 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. lVone of their temper, but all of the red-headed charm. tp 5332 DOYNE REESE Commercial National Honor Society 4. 4 The man who blushes is not quite brute. BLANCHE REGIEC Commercial Booster club 3. sc fied. WILLIAM REPACE Vocational Varsity golf 3, 4. uliillls days pass pleasantly away Because he makes them sof, BERNARD RESS Commercial '6One who serves his friends.', DONALD RICE 6 Classical Q Swimming 2. Il :Always wears that big, broad smile. WINIFRED RICHARDS Classical Art League 3, Booster club 45 Girls' '5,Ae B ervice League 4g McKinleyite staff if Quill and Scroll 4g National I nor Society 4. IN e typical, pleasing dark eyed bru- 1 ttef' She's calm, deliberative and digni- -. ,, 2 2 1 5 i i E Page 84 an RALPH REFKIN Commercial The world still needs its champion And finds him stillfi ALBERT REOLFI General He was a good man and just. WILMA REPASKY Commercial Booster club 3, 4. :Sweet and fair and on the square Of dignity she has a sharef, CATHERINE RHOADS General Drum major 3, 45 Leaders' club 3 v 4g Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 2, 3, 4g volleyball 3, 4, basket- ball 4g Press club 4. Kate can strut with the best of 'em on the field And be natural the rest of the time.',' JAMES RICE Classical Choral club 4. Full of pep, up to the brimf' HARRY RICHMOND Vocational We never frown, when he's aroundf' CHARLES RIEGLER Industrial National Graphic Arts 4. ,-I person who always manages to be busyf' RICHARD RIEHL T eclznical Booster club 4g Hi-Y 4, varsity track 3, 4. One whom you are glad to know and likef' JEANNETTE RINALDI General She is her own best recommenda- tion. GEORGE RITCHIE Industrial A very fine young man Always full of life. EDWIN ROACH Classical Stagecraft 45 Choral club 4g Social Science club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 43 debate manager 4. A teasing, tantalizing, tormenting fun-maker. WILLIAM R.OBERTS Classical Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Biology club 25 Boos- ter cluh 2g Chemistry club 3g tennis 3, 4, track 3, 49 Times agent 43 lab assistant 4g National Honor Society 4. 'Tm bound to furnish my antagonists with arguments But not with comprehension. l Page 85 ac .gf wastes ' A. fhxsk RQ as WJ A flxsn GRACE Rilsicigciis lg Commercia 5 4'Finds pleasure in her every task. VIRGINIA RIGGS General Friendship club 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4g Modern Writers' club 4g Biology club 2. A well liked girl-just take it from me Viaacious, audacious, loquacious-all three. BETTY JEANNE RIPPETH Commercial Friendship club 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4, committees 3, 4. Pretty name, pretty lass She's the favorite of our class. ELEANOR RIZK General '4Enthusiastic, original and interest- ingf, MARY ROBERTS Commercial Councilman 4g Booster club 4. alllaryis sunny disposition is a light on gloomy daysf' DON ROBINSON Classical Booster club 4. 1 am a man. Nothing that is human is unbecoming to rnef' c ca ERNEST ROBINSON General Orchestra 2, 3. MA gentleman is just a gentlemanf, EDNA RODRIGUEZ Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g councilman 3. 'c0h, the fascination of dramaf, NICK ROMAN Industrial Varsity football 2, 3, 43 varsity bas- ketball 2, 3, captain 4. 'Football and basketball - he tooh them all in his strirlef, BETTY ROPP Commercial Girls' Service League 43 Social Sci- ence club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 3, 43 committees 43 National Honor Socie- ty 4. Good folks are scarce, and sheis one of the best. JOE ROSE General Leaders' club 2, 3. You'll like him just as he isf, CLARA ROSENBURY Commercial I Ggafx ooster club 3, 4. if ll of fun and pleasure Z6 I comrade truef, f-X, 46 ' x ' l 3 K D Page 36 as RUTH ROBINSON General 'gflltcays hind and gentle. MARY RODRIGUEZ Commercial Booster club 3. aGaity is a gift from the gods.', FRANCES ROPE General Ah i club 43 Modern W1'ite1's lub 43 Art League 43 basketball 2, 33 volleyball 3. 'CA sweet girl interested in the cultural things of lifef' EDDIE ROSE Technical Baseball 23 volleyball 2, 33 Stage- craft 4g Press club 43 bowling 4: Times agent 4. One wholll stand by his friends at all timesf, DICK ROSEBROOK Technical Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 councilman 3, 'The quiet interesting type Unpretentious and unassuming MARY JAYNE ROSHONG Commercial Friendship club 2, 43 French club 2. 43 Booster club 2, 3, 43 committees 43 National Honor Society 4. Mary fayne never changesg Always the same devoted pal. Here7s DORIS ROSS General 4lways a faultless characterf, JOHN ROTH General Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Art League 43 Booster club 33 Times agent 4. They are rich who have true friendsf, BEVERLY JANE ROUD Commercial Booster club 2, 33 Friendship club 3, 43 committees 2, 3. 4. 'Her ready smile leaves us with a sense of peacef' SOPHIA ROWINSKI Commercial Basketball 2, 33 volleyball All Stars 33 Booster club 4. Sophia is the hind of friend we all enjoyf, RICHARD RUBIN Commercial H get. HOMER RUPERT Technical Leaders' club 2, 3, treasurer 43 Boos- ter club 2, 3, 43 Camera club 43 Chemistry club 4g committees 4. 'The dignity and height of honor. a classmate we won't soon for- Page 87 ta at 56' 1 or 'Q SV DN ' T fmmfj YK QQ- A311 'Q all SSM 'XB' EUGENE R 'i wjgyf'-5 Vocationalf BE Q Volleyball 2. 5 'SEz1eryone's friend, no oneis foe. CATHERINE ROTHERMEL Commercial Leaders? club 23 Social Science club 2, 33 basketball 2, 33 Friendship club 43 volleyball 4. Eyes a twinkle with mischief She's a master of that artf, JOHN ROUSH Industrial National Graphic Arts 43 Booster club 3. A gentleman of refilled ways and cul- tivated manners.', BETTY ROWLES Commercial Friendship club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 4-. ca There is a quiet grace in all she does. MYRON RUDD Classical Varsity debate 3, 43 Social Science club 33 vice-president 33 president 43 Stamp club 2, vice-president 3g National Forensic League 3, 43 Class play 4. HA rather grandiloquent air which pro- duces a copious vocabulary of poly- syllabic words that assures non plus- ultraf' ANDY RUSS General Basketball 23 councilman 2. 4 4Almost to all things could he turn his hand. JAMES RUSSO Commercial 'cWe do our best when fighting to help othersf' FRANK RYAN General Reserve football 25 varsity football 3, 4. Reserved and reticent Liked by all he meetsf, AMELIA SABATE Commercial Friendship club 45 Booster club 45 committees 4. nf-1 girl with dash and spiritf' HOWARD SADDLER Industrial uWe wish him success in all thingsf' M ANDREW S ZABO Classical st Lots of wit yet a cultivated gentle- manf, JEAN SAILER Commercial I 1594? riendship club 3, 45 Booster club 3, Q if 4' lovely little lady with a pleasing K QE ice. 'K' 9 x ' Z xx Nj Page 38 DORIS RYAN Commercial 'It is impossible to dislike anyone As charming as our Dorisf, JUDY RYAN General Etiquette club 25 Press club 3, 45 Booster club 45 Travel club 45 Friendship club 4. Our class is cheerier for her sake, brighter blooming And all about, the social air is sweet- er for her comingfi BILL SABROFF Technical Booster club 2, 3, 4. A well-liked member of our class. MIRIAM SAGER. Classical Booster club 2, 3, Friendship club 2, 3, 45 Camera club 35 Chemistry club 35 Art League 45 band 4. Versatile, quiet and efficient in all her waysf' CHARLES SAILER Classical Track 25 Hi-Y 4. 'Sails into the heart of things? LUDMILA SALAIKA General Dramatic cluh 25 French club 3, president 45 Booster cluh 45 class play 4. nHer graceful ease and sweetness void of pride Would hide her faults, if faults she had to hidefi MARY ANN SALMEN General ff Booster club 3, 4. 4'Cheerfulness is the keynote of hap- ,ft pinessf' ANNA SANDERS Commercial Booster club 4. 'Good-natured Will always be lilcedf' DOROTHY SARCHET Commercial Booster club 4-g Friendship club 43 Modern Writers' club 4g Social Sci- ence club 4. HA merry heart the whole day long. GLENN SAUTTERS Technical Booster club 3, 4. 'Ullany a battle has been zvon by stead- ily plodding on. WILLIAM SCARLOTT Industrial Hi-Y 3, 4. The laughing herald of harmless funl' ELEANOR SCHAFFNER Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Modern Writers' club 35 Choral club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. Her manner was pleasing So her friends were manyf, Page 89 .512 FN W s' 'wt X32 9 an Ax Q-I BETTY SALIVNJN Z SNA. Classical ,Q X wa A Thespians 3, 4, Booster clulP . 49 qw Friendship club 3, 4g Camera cl 3g Cirls' Service League 4, class p ay 43 Dramatic Club 45 National Honor Society 4. 'llfivid personality - lilfes her books and lzer dramaticsfl HAROLD SANDERS Industrial Councilman 2g reserve basketball 2. 'LContent to be just what he isf' FRANCES SARKEIS Commercial Booster club 43 committees 43 bas- ketball 4g volleyball 3. a'Life is jolly in spite of many things. ROBERT SAUNIER Vocational Booster club 4. 4: There were so many Who called him friend. JANET LOUISE SCHAFFER General Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4g Travel club 4. c: Youlll find her a most congenial soalf' EUGENE SCHAFFNER General 'CA wide-awake senior. 19 ,- Wfxc' 1,5519 .. xff2,,.N Pb Q li Xxlxgl nA nc r BERNARD SCHARIO Commercial Booster club 4g publication business staff 4g Hi-Y 4g Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. an .4 future big business executive-and the answer to any stenographefs prayerf, MARIE SCHAUB Classical Booster club 3, 4, swimming 3, -1. f'Happy-go-lucky, peppy, and freef' MARTHA SCHEMPF Classical Friendship club 2, 4g Art League 2, 4-g Booster club 2, 4-gyclass play 4' Thespians 4g Dramatic club 4. 1 Accomplished in the art of reparlee With a capacity for knowledge too. 7 ni ful' fn '26 GEORGE SCHISSLER General Councilman 2, reserve football 2. good character is a great boonf, JAMES SCHLEMMER General A polished sort of man with a firm chinf, HARRY SCHMIDT Commercial 'tional Honor Society 4. A noble man, ordained and broadly . nnedf' I Page 90 4 at 44 BETTY JAYNE SCHARIO Commercial Booster club 3, 4. Always has a snappy 'hello. , BETTY SCHAWLEM Commercial Booster club 3, 4. 'gAlways willing and activef, THELMA SCHINDLER Commercial :af-or v society is the happiness of lifef RUTH SCHLARB Classical Art League 2, Social Science club 3, 4, secretary 4, committees 2, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2, 4. 'So unaffected, so composed a mind So firm yet so refinedf, DORIS SCHLUB Commercial Booster club 3. Goodness is beauty in its best estate. JEAN SCHMIDT Classical French club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 49 Booster club 3, 4g Art League 3, 4g committees 3, National Honor Society 4. Lots of humor, lots of wit Sorry you know her?-not one bitfi' 4 MARY LOU SCHMIDT General Booster club 2, 3g Biology club 2g Times agent 3. The little girl with tlze pretty blonde curls. STANLEY SCHNEIDER Classical Hi-Y 2, secretary 3, 4g Biology club 2g Press club 3, 4, band 3g council- man 4g Booster club 4, Mcliinleyite staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. cBrother Schneider, unpretentious but he always gets there, The girls call him safe. JAYNE SCHOTTS Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4. 'LTrue nobility lies in high character and refined mannersf, ARLENE SCHWEITZER Classical Booster club 3, 4. She always tries to do her partf' ELIZABET corilg - 'I cal ' Etiquette clu g B 'r 2, 3. 4, Choral club rien ip club 2. 3, 49 Press club 4, ' d4 , HA deep contralto voice has .Ute Popular, and good looking4don't you see?', MARY LOUISE SEB RIA Commercial Friendship club 29 Biology club 2, Booster club 2. '4Spirits as light as the air A merry heart that laughs at caref' .l1n-qgk M I Page 91 l... f -IC SV Rx f . lf iff MEI Qlxxblgib BWV ' ROBERT sci-my T5 sd Classical A .Z O Choral club 4, Natiogg ciety 3. 4, Biology cl reasm, r 2g committees 3, 43 councilman 233 and 2, 3, 45 orchestra 3, 4, Chemistry club 3, Booster club 4. g'Here,s a man that can meet the world With his subtle humor, and efficiency in 1l.'0l'lf.U VIRGINIA SCHNEIDER Commercial Friendship club 2, 3, Booster cluh 3. 2.4 favorite wherever she goes. MARGARET SCHWAB Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Girls' Service League 45 Latin club 3. 4g Biology club 2, Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, committees 3, 4. 'Ulflargaret is studiousg her grades are tall Nevertheless she's a friend of all. DALE SCOTT Vocational Hlffhose high endeavors are an inward light That makes the path before him ever brightf, EDDIE SEAMAN Commercial 2Makes friends easily-lreeps them well. WILLIAM SEBRING Industrial .. . A man who can smile When things go dead wrong A N2 as as as RICHARD SECCOMBE Vocational Councilman 4g Times agent 4. as We are proud to have him for a friend. FLORENCE SEEMANN Commercial There friendship dwells and happi- ness lives foreoerfl FRED SEIBERT Industrial Ready to zoorkizvithoat a caref' B EA SHAHEEN Classical Girls' Service League 4g Choral club 43 class play production cast 45 Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Social Science club 2, 3, 4, tennis 3, 4g committees 3, 4, Etiquette club president 2, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. Cleoer! She coaldn't 'Be' otherzoisefl JANE SHANKS Commercial Friendship club 3, 43 Booster club 4. Like her beautyf Ravishing and paref, BETTY SHEARER fi,-LQ! Commercial I ...ap- lways there with the right ideaf' riendship club 25 Times agent 2. Q ff tt! C2 ,N I-5 5 Y x sr Page 92 ic LENORE 'SEELING General Friendship club 45 Booster club 4g Modern Writers' club 4. 'KA character of jaaltless mienf' if JOY SEES E Classical Booster club 3, 45 Friendship club 4g Press club 4. 4'Life hath no dim and lowly spot That doth not in her kindness share. RICHARD SEIDEL Technical Basketball 2, 35 volleyball 2, 3g Booster club 2, 3, 4g class play 4g committees 4g Thespians 45 Hi-Y 43 Dramatic club 4g National Honor Society 4. 4 , He s never more at home Than when he's acting on the stagef' HARRY SHAHEEN General Orchestra 2, 3g Booster club 3, 43 Chemistry club 3g Social Science club 4. HH ow can so mach energy Be lodged in one small person?', GAROLD SHARPE Classical National Honor Society 4. A jolfesmith of the highest degreef, ED S HEARROW Commercial Our deeds determine as as mach as we determine are deeds. 4 HAZEL SHEATZLEY Commercial Biology club 23 Booster club 3. 4: basketball 2, 3, 43 volleyball 3: National Honor Society 4. No gems, no gold, she needs to wear She shines intrinsically fairf, ED SHERMAN Classical Press club 4. 'Alf there were no women, men. might live like gods l EDLYN SHOCKEY Classical Frienclsliip club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Leaders' club 3, 43 volleyball 43 Latin club 33 band 3. 4. 44 Very sweet and nice to know Always happy and ready to golv STEVE SHRAIVIO General Cross country 4. '6What some call gluck' Is really 'pluclfif' CLARA SIB ER General Booster club 2, 33 Get-Acquainted club 23 Dramatic club 3g Radio club 3. Always smiling and ready for a good timef' ALBERT SIGLER Vocational Councilman 23 Booster club 2, 4. His friendships were deep and im- movable. Page 93 ,.. 1 NW CJR SVN rx ' M fhkkk K5 Niall 0 0,51 a N K5-I ROY SHEI .f N X3 w C7 'SNA' Classical 64.5 fg h 1 t Reserve basketball 23 tennis 3, varsity tennis 43 varsity basket all 3. 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Leaders, club 3. A handsome advantage to any bas- ketball teanzf' PHOEBE SHIRLEY Commercial 'LA maiden thoughtful and gracious in mannerf, WILLIS SHOUP Commercial Hi-Y 23 Leaders, club 2. nWillis is as busy as he can be. DONALD SHUSTER Vocational 'cAmiable and refined The finest of friends. ANNABEL SIDLOWITZ Commercial Booster club 3. '6The important thing in life4a great - ,, aim. BLAIR SIGLER Classical Varsity track 2, 3, 43 Press club 43 reserve football 23 basketball 2, 3g volleyball 23 swimming 23 commit- tees 2. 'cOne of those perfect fellows Athletics and sociability are his high scoresf' OLlVER SIGLER . General Leaders, club 3, 45 Booster cluln treasurer 3, 45 tennis 3g councilman 3. '6His spirit overflows with merry c.'zeer.' ' MARY SILVERI Commercial Booster club 4. She laughs tlullness awayf, ROGER SINGER General Life is just what you make itf' ELIZABETH SIREAN Commercial Volleyball 2. Of such are true friends niadef' BILL SKEELES Vocational Radio club 3, 45 Booster club 45 basketball 2. 'tHe faces the issue and never SlZTiT1li'.Sv ROBERT SMALL Classical 'QQAQN Leaders' club 2, 3, 45 Times staff 45 ravel club 4. Q great big heart in this little fel- ,ff fx . lc-ps i KT 5 l r 1 X 2 ' 1 K X My 4: BOB SIKES Industrial Camera club 45 Booster club 4. '4His life is never Loo serious Or never too gay. . 1 LUCIE suv1oN out Classical Dramatic club 25 Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 35 Press club 3, sec- retary 45 Travel club 3, secretary 45 NlcKinleyite staff 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. .4 The best liked in McKinley. Quiet and unpretentious, lilies the higher things in life? EUGENE SIRAK Classical Booster club 45 Chemistry club 45 Leaders, club 3, 4. Life is an arrow-therefore you must know where to aim. it.', JAMES SKAGGS Classical Stagecraft 3, 45 Choral club 45 Latin club 2, vice-president 35 Art League 2, 3, president 4, Press club 45 Times staff 45 committees 2, 3, 4. Easy going Jimmy- With a witty, yet a refined manner. BERTHA SLACK General Booster club 2, 35 Friendship club 3, 4 '4She works whole heartedlyf' ANNE SMITH Classical Social Science club 45 Friendship club 3, 45 Booster club 4. '4Sincere and always on the squarefl ATHALIA SMITH General In every sorrowing soul She poured delight. CECIL SMITH Industrial The enormous faith of many, made for onef' DOROTHY E. SMITH Classical Girls' Service League 49 Friendship club 4g Press club 49 Camera club 4g Booster club 3, 4g committees 49 National Honor Society 4. 'Has successfully solved the secret of charm Dottie is an antidote for the bluesf, JERRY SMITH Commercial Booster club 2, 49 Friendship club 2, 3, 4. GA devotee of the dance Carefree and frolicsomef, RAYMOND SMITH General The best-hurnored man.', JANE SNOWDEN General Committees 3, 49 Times agent 3, 49 Booster club 3, 49 Friendship club 3, 49 Choral club 49 volleyball 3g Press club 49 class play 4. Quiet when not talking She's very pleasant and charmintgf Page 95 r' sr SN vim ' ' 0 'N fh,XXx N K, la J Q 5 ' ' X-2 U C7 BERNALEEN s iphfil Conzmercialg is Band 3, 4g swimming 3. 1 The soul's calm sunshine and heart felt joyf, DOROTHY A. SMITH Commercial Choral club 4g Booster club 2. 4g Friendship club 4. A pleasant character That is why Dorothy is so welcome.' EDWARD SMITH Vocational A fellow-feeling makes one icon- drous kind. PATTY S MIT H Classical Girls' Service League 49 Booster club 3, 49 Friendship club 43 com- mittees 3, 49 Latin club 3, president 49 National Honor Society 4. But rare On earth is such sublime ambition joundf' RUTH E. SMITH Commercial Booster club 3, 49 Social Science club 4. ' ' 'l Who mixed reasons Llilll pleasure and tvtsdom with mirth. JOE SNYDER Industrial Reserve football 2. Vlbove the vulgar fight of common soulsf' at X535 l ' i as rs as rn cc RICHARD SNYDER Commercial Councilman 2. One who we were glad to know. MARY SOLDATIS General Art League 2, 3, 4, Modern W1'it- ers, club 4, Leaders' club 3, Friend- ship club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4, Times agent 4. An all around athlete Perfectly fit and fits perfectlyf, MILDRED SOMMER Classical Yale-Harvard 3, 4gLeaders' club 2, 3, 4g volleyball 3, 4, tennis 3, 43 basketball 2, 3, 4, tumbling 2, 4, councilman 3, Social Science club 23 French club 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 4. An athlete, equally at home wheth- er on her head or on her feetfy WILBUR SPIES Vocational Booster club 4. Describe him if you can An abridgement of all that is good in rnanf, CAROLYN SPRANGER Commercial Friendship club 25 Booster club 3. To her, odiums are few For she makes everything lilceablcfl JOHN STAN fjrgefl. Industrial I HVIJJZ as a personality that should be Z c pyrightedf, MIN I K-5 Q r I X xX7N,N2 a w W M! Page 96 ANNA SOLDATIS Commercial Social Science club 2, Booster club 3, 4, Art League 2, 3, secretary 43 Girls' Service League 4, council- man 43 National Honor Society 4. If she had any faults, she has left us in doubt. EVELYN SOLLAZZO Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 45 Choral club 4g commit- tees 2, 3, 4. Her presence Was always being sought. MARGUERITE SPACH General Friendship club 45 Booster club 4. A faultless little lady Whom we will always zvelcomefi ELIZABETH SPISAK Commercial Girls' Service League 4, Etiquette club 4g Booster club 45 Times staff 4, National Honor Society 4. Pleasant to work with-she's won her place By having such a winning gracef, BOB S TAMM Classical Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3, 45 Press club 4g Biology club 25 swimming 2, basketball 2, 3, volley- ball 2, 3. Never causes trouble Well-only heart troublelv VIRGINIA STANCEU General Swimming 3, 4. Belieoes it best to always wear a smile. 2 4 HELEN STANFORD Commercial Booster club 3, 4. 'Always in a jovial nzoodf, ARGERY STASINES Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. k0f all the wide awake people Argery is second to none. MARY STECHER Commercial Booster club 3. 'Mary makes the best of everything And always has a good timef' PAULINE STEEN Commercial 'Full of pep and fun Her many friends tell the storyf, ELEANOR STEPHENS Commercial Leaders' club 2, 3, 4g French club 2g Friendship club 4g Booster club 4g class play 4g Times agent 4g Dramatic club 4. 'A mischievous little person-has won her place on the stagef, SARAH STERN General Booster club 3, 4g Friendship club 2. Has a kindly smile and a friendly airf, Page 97 EW w 'Je s N ss ' glkw X-Q mm' 39 to ' ' Sw C17 J x55 EDWARD Technzcale Xu E or Band 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, National Society 4. Eddie is our erect 'Acel oi Rom- P eosf' CHARLES STAUDT Classical Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Leaders, club 2, 3 4g Choral club 4. Quietly succeeds in all that he sets out to dof' HAROLD STECKLEY General Band 2, 3, 4g councilman 4. The tall handsome type .4 prime favorite with both sexesf, JAMES STEPHANIDIS Vocational Hi-Y 43 track 2. Liheable because of his ever present good naturef' IDA STERN General Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship club 2. Has a Solomonian saffacitf in an ' 99 C engaging manner. THERON STERTZBACH Industrial Reserve football 2g Choral club 43 Booster club 3, 45 baseball 3, 4g Times agent 4. Two assets, grit that makes him zcork with men Good nature even, when the lauglfs on himf' X az ac WILLIAM STEVENSON Vocational Councilman 25 Booster club 3, 4 c'He was a friend of many. -. Q- , .sf ,-, , xg- ',- .. H, v MARGARET ST. GEORGE Commercial Art League 35 Booster club 2, 3 basketball 45 Quill and Scroll 4 ac A sweet voice and a goofl char acter Has an ambition like a torrentf' KENNETH STOCK Classical Biology club 25 Camera club 35 Hi- Y 2, 3, 45 cross Countiy 2, 3. 45 varsity track 3, 4. at Pleasant to be with Courteous to the nth degree. OLIVE STOVER Commercial Booster club 3, 45 Friendship cluli 4. One of the prettiest of the lot Her wit seems ever to be present. MARGARET STRANAN Commercial Booster club 35 committees 25 Chor- al club 45 Biology club 2. Elegant as sim licit and warm. as 1: , P yr ecstasy. ' MARJORIE STREIBER General '5,l,y'x riendship club 2, 3, 45 Booster 4fIf,qf c h 3, 45 committees 4. 5 HF 'volous in an engaging lnannerfl it as 57,0 it Press club 45 Times staff 3, 45 JOHN ST. GEORGE Industrial Never heedless nor neglectful of that most Productive possession, a jriendf' MARY STILLO Commercial Booster club 3. '4Here is a nature truely rare. DONALD STOLL Commercial Councilman 45 Booster club 3, 4. Win honor to any classf' JACK STRANG Technical Art League 3, treasurer 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 McKinleyite staff 45 Quill and Scroll 4. Studious and bright, but every day I He still finds time to be quite gay. BOLTON STRAUCH Classical , Class president 45 councilman 2, 3: swimming 2, 35 band 35 hallguard chairman 45 Leaders' club 2, 45 sec- retary 35 Choral club 45 class play 45 Booster club 45 Hi-Y 3, pres- ident 45 National Honor Society 4. The social thermometer always takes a jump When our cPrexy' comes aroundf' MARK STRIMAN Commercial 4cHe,ll make his mark in this world. 4 BETTE LOU STUCHAL Booster club 2. 3. 4, Friendship club 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, 3, 4, Yale-Harvard 3, captain 4, swim- ming 2, 3, 4. A true basketball enthusiast An ornament to societyf, LOUIS SUAREZ General Basketball 2, volleyball 2. 'Wisdom is oft times nearer when we stoop Not when we soar. DOROTHY SUTCLIFFE Classical Friendship club 2, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Times staff 4, Press club 3, 4, committees 2, basketball 2, volleyball 2. A bit of sauce, plenty of tart A pinch of sugar-thatis our Dotf, ROBERT SWEAN EY Commercial Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Press club 4, Stage- craft 3, Travel club 2, Poetry club 2, Camera club 2, Biology club 2, Dramatic club 2, Booster club 2, 3, 4. He's a corker Has more dates than any Arabian ever saw. JAMES SWIHART Vocational - Radio club 3, Booster club 4. Your value is determined by the di- rection you are going. DORIS TAYLOR Commercial With all the grace of womanhood.'z Page 99 at ec ,ffwx 'qsfahi KX Sid'-. mm xr? Q-. xml ln' E35 Q90 Q5 XA' ANGELO sTU X95 Generalg 5 lg s i Y Track 4, Booster club 4. 5 'KA friendship that is always true., FRANK SUMMERS Classical Varsity debate team 4, Biology club 2, Chemistry club 3, lab assistant 3, Booster club 3, 4, Travel club treasurer 4. Life at best is short they say S0 yotfd better stop and live by the zvayfl HARRIET SWARTZ Commercial Leaders' club 2, 3, 4, councilman 3, Friendship club 2, 4, Biology club 2, Booster club 2. Another athletic minded girl That we will not forgetf' ROBERT SWIGERT Commercial t 'Bob-of the pleasant' countenance Is known to as all. EVELYN SWIMMER General Etiquette club 2, Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3. A maid of captivating personality Adroit and wise, jocose and viva- CL0lLS.n ANDREW THANOPOULOS General Biology club 4, debate 4, band 4. HA realistic man is he, He gets things donef, MARGARET THOMAS Commercial Booster club 4. HA certain daintiness envelopes her every actionf' CAROLYN THORLEY Commercial Dramatic club 4. a'Bright and sunny the whole day long Cheerful though some things go wrongf' JOHN TISEVICH Industrial Varsity football 3, 4. With all the aspirations of a man. EDWARD TONDRA Vocational Councilman 25 volleyball 2g basket- ball 2g National Honor Society 4. 4 . . He goes where there is getting And gets where he goesf' ROBERT TRENARY Classical Hi-Y 4g Booster club 2, 35 Choral club 4. Has zz delight 'ul twinkle in h' j is eye That catches the girlshand heis not shyf' PAULINE TRIFELOS V 5 15.335, Commercial V A as I if .fqa ' . if 'W very one aspires her congenial ways. 'rt ' .2 'I' ' 1 N Page 100 X 2 x N ,N JACK THOMPSON General Class play 4g Dramatic club 4. 4 'Is not true leisure One with true toil?', DALE TINLIN Commercial 'gHas a host of friendsf, CLINTON TISH Industrial Band 4. uPoor indeed, they must be If in their livesino joy they see. trffwr BILL TRASK Technical National Honor Society 4. 'gNice to know so nzany are his friendsf' ELMER TREW Commercial Hi-Y 3, 4g Social Science club 44 Etiquette club 4g Booster club 4g councilman 4g National Honor Socie- ty 4. '4He has 'it' That's why we like 'hirn.' TIM TRINER Industrial Varsity basketball 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 43 varsity baseball 3, 4g Booster club 4g baseball 2g National Graphic Arts 45 volleyball 2g basketball 2. A dark haired favorite Played on our basketball team to good advantage. 44 at at as WARREN TSCHANTZ Classical Band 4g orchestra 4. His smile was never snowed underf, GEORGE ULLOM Industrial 'Virtue is its ozrn rezcardf' MARGARET URBAN Commercial Biology club 25 Booster club 23 Poetry club 3g committees 2. 3, 4g hallguard chairman 4g Friendship club 2g Social Science club 4g Etiquette club 43 councilman 3g National Honor Society 4. Dark haired, smiling Margaret Weve never seen her jrownf, MAFALDA VALENTINE Commercial Booster club 3g basketball 33 Friend- ship club 4. She can make the 'ivorys' sing We have all enjoyed her companyf' DONALD VAN SICKEL Industrial Booster club 4g Camera club 43 golf 4. menf' ANNE VARGONES Commercial Basketball 3, 4g Friendship club 4g Yale-Harvard 45 volleyball 3, 4g volleyball All Stars 4. Interested in athletics Always ap and going. Interested in helping his fellow- Page 101 aa Sm fe Sf' N ' if s Q1 'Ll a SUD Q15 K! X-QZJCI7 52 JIM TUCK mgx General ig 5 5 Booster club 3, vice-presidents 45 track 3. One who was always well likerlf, CATHERINE UNDERWOOD Commercial A bundle of surprises Always ready to helpfl U DWANE VALENTINE Classical Band 2, 3, 43 orchestra 2, 3, 43 varsity track 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4. 'A big noise in the musical line A friend to all. ROBERT VAN NOSTRAM Industrial 'The very pink of perfectionf' WILBUR VARDEL Industrial Leaders, club 2, 3, 4g cheerleader 2, 3. 4. 'IfIis dancing feet already spell fame for him. IDA VARN Commercial Booster club 45 Friendship club 4. MA sweet little dark haired Missf' Y a VIOLA VERNO Commercial Friendship club 45 Booster club 4g Modern Writers' club 4. u s 'She hath a daily beauty in h lilef . rg tl' EMMA VOGEL Commercial Booster club 4. t You must lreep it arnusedfl JOHN VON GUNTEN Technical Band 3, 4g Hi-Y 4g McKinleyite staff 4g Stamp club 4g Travel club 4g Quill and Scroll 4. Happy-go-lucky and full of fun Pep and ability all in onef, 4 ARLINE WACKERLY General Booster club 3. gOne who can adapt herself, pleas- ing to any circumstancesfl MARY LOUISE WAGENER General Travel club 4g Friendship club 2. 3g Booster club 2, 35 Modern Writa ers, club 4. Lead by simplicity divine She pleased and never tried to shinef' JIM WAGNER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Leaders' club ,4. humorous and a wit snapper who vays adds his touch. If you would rule the world quietly Page 102 fm .' f, ANDREW VITAVEC Vocational Baseball 4g track 4. c'So nice to knowf' ARTHUR VOISARD Classical uAlways doing the little things that countf' ART V0 'SAW SPYROS VUTETAKIS Classical Hi-Y 4. '5Cifted with a literary penf, RALPH WACKERLY Commercial Times agent 3. UA man of 77ZdFlf.,, DON WAGNER Classical Committees 2g volleyball 29 coun- cilman 2g Booster club 4g Hi-Y 45 National Honor Society 4. KA CCC man- Contagious, courteous and congenial 1 l WAYNE WALLACE Technical Band 3, 4g Choral club 45 Hi-Y 2g committees 3. al ani a ladies' man And am enjoying it irnmenselylv 4 WILLIAM WALLER Industrial A nice looking likable chapf' ARTHUR WARD General 'I suppose I should be sober But joy drops from me like rain in a stormf, JAMES WARTH Commercial Booster club 4. iHe packs his troubles in a box Sits on the lid and smiles? NORMA WATKINS Classical Band 2, 3, 4g orchestra 3, 43 Choral club 43 French club 3, 43 Friend- ship club 2, 3, 4g Booster club 3, 43 Girls, Service League 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. You'll see her dimples if she'll laugh or grin And you'll see the sunshine that lies within. I ' ER WAYNE X Industrial 'cThe medicine man for your blues. BETTY JANE WEIMER Commercial Girls, Service League 43 Booster club 43 National Honor Society 4. 'A happy disposition The possessor is sought by all. Page 103 st 44 4 FTW, gr X . WX X S. 01 ' ' Q5 goo' ,Z BETTE JANE XQIQQXRXK . 3 'b D Cornmerciah Booster club 33 Friendship club 4. Faultless and ideal in everything she doesf' MARJORIE WARNER Commercial Social Science club 4g Etiquette club 43 Booster club 2, 43 band 3, 4g cheerleader 4. Happy-go-lucky, cheerful and free Nothing there is that bothers me. JOHN WASSON Technical Times agent 23 swimming 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g hallguard chairman 43 stagecraft 4. 'Most active in aquatic antics. ALDONIA WATSON X WA fi Commercial '6Not everyone can hold so much hap- pinessf' HAROLD WEIDA Technical Booster club 2g Hi-Y 2, 3, presi- dent 4. Harold is a dandy scout Of this there simply is no doubtf: GENE WEIMER. Technical Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g reserve football 23 varsity baseball 3, 4g councilman 3. Unfathomable charm and unbound- ed popularity He's the perfect social man. cc HELENE WEINTRAUB Commercial Etiquette club 4, Dramatic club 2, French club 2, Social Science club 4, Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3, 4, Times agent 4, commit- tees 3, Press club 4. 44 One never met a perfect friencl Until one met Helenef, BENELEE WELCH Commercial Booster club 3. H1 make pleasure my past time. EDWARD WERNER Technical Booster club 3, Chemistry club 3. 4, Art League 3, 4, Radio club 3. A serious mien, ll quiet eye it-ith which others cannot vie. MAY WERNET Commercial Booster club 2. cCapable and charming Has a permanent 'pernzanentfl EVELYN WESTRICH General Band 3, 4, volleyball 3, Times agent 4, Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2. A girl whois always on the go And we all like her so. BILL WHITEHOUSE General ,xi Varsity swimming 3, 4, swimming 61? ', 3, baseball 2, councilman 4. H' uave though his manner is eis human underneathf' fi M Ja. Page 104 an ca cc cc as ZELLA WEIRICK General Friendship club 3, 4. I try to keep my face toward the sunshine So the shadozrs fall behind me. WWW! DONNA JEAN WENDLING Classical Booster club 2. 3, 4, Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Latin club 3, com- mittees 3, 4. fl vivid smile, a quick laugh, And ice are won to the contagion of her good humorf' MARY WERNET ' Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, Latin club 2, Times agent 4, Press club 4. MSO pretty and rightly popularf, EDWARD WESS Commercial Booster club 3, 4. A booster for his schoolf: DARRELL WHITE Technical Fialelity's a virtue that enables E'en servitude itselff, RICHARD WHITEHOUSE General Councilman 3. 4. Neither the first glance-nor the sec- and Reveals the mischief in his heart. c 4 WALTER WICHERN Technical Hi-Y 2, 3, president 4, Leaders' club 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, volleyball 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, committees 4: Booster club 4, Camera club 4, Chemistry club 4, National Honor Society 4. A rather quiet and reticenr chap Individual in Izis thoziglitfulrtessf' MATHEW WIEDERMAN Industrial Booster club 2, golf 3. 'Dull care never wearies This fellozt s gladsorne heart. I IVIARJORIE WILHELM General Choral club 4, Friendship club 4, Booster club 3, 4. 41 ' rie is kind hearted All r paths are peace. MARYANNE WILLIAMS Classical Leaders' club 2, 3, 4, Girls, Service League 4, committees 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4, Friendship club 3. 4, tennis 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, Choral club 4, National Honor Society 4. '71 true musician and a friend to all Not hard to know or like at allf' BILL WILLIAMS Vocational '4Tall, lanky with a manner That pleases all he meetsf, CARL WILLIS Commercial 'cCarl's a hard worker In a cheerful wayf, Page 105 as cc 5,71 ffl J KNEE is , Q ' 0 Sana WW .Z ' BERNARD Wldghigs wf I3 Industrial N 3, N Football 3, basketball 3. I uBernie's a hit, a very palatible hitf, HOWARD WILHELM Technical Booster club 2, 4, volleyball 2, Camera club 4. 'iLife is too short to waste any of it by being sadf, RAY W ILLAMAN Industrial Work hard and play hard Thatis my mottof, MARY E. WILLIAMS Friendship club 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4, Camera club 3, Girls' Service League 4, class play 4, Choral club 4, National Honor Society 4. Down dignity, let7s have fun at ease, Wit and character, that's Mary E. if you please. V DOROTHY WILLINGER Commercial Choral club 4, Booster club 3, 4, Press club 4. 4'Dot's overflowing with energy And a charming personalityf' CHARLES WILLIS Industrial 'iThere is always room for one more jriendf' 'E' wil ' -lf Ifliylfy wil f ALVIRA WILSON ' General ' Booster club 3, 4. '5You'll find Aluira happy and friendly always.', EDWARD WINOVECH Industrial Swimming 2, 35 Booster club 2. A well liked senior. LEROY WISE Industrial Councilman 3. Fitting to his name. ADOLPH WOJTOWICZ Industrial National Graphic Arts 3, president 4. A patron of good deeds is hef, JOHN WOLFARTH Vocational Fun for all And all for funfi RICHARD WOLFE GQ? General arsity swimming 3, 45 band 4. Q olfie will always be popular and 0 ,fx ll-liked. ht Q lg ' ' 1 f x at tt sc at CHESTER WINGERT Industrial Booster club 2, 35 Camera club 3. A friendship that's everlasting? EARLE WIS E Classical National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 varsity debate 25 Social Science club 35 swimming 25 class play 45 councilman 35 Booster club 25 Dramatic club 2. Heill be important, we admit But that w0n't bother him a bitf, MARY WITMER General A happy heart A smiling face. , t, ft WJ I J f 1 J- f 4 -fe jvgffw 'I Q 1 , J OHN WOLF Classical Chemistiy club vice-president 2, 35 'Poetry club president 35 Choral club 45 operetta 3, 45 lab assistant 3. A prodigy of the dramatics depart- ment Individual to say the least! GEORGE WOLF V oeational Football 2, 35 baseball 3, 4. Hels 'game' to go hunting or fish- ing anytime? ,,-.' ' M V f - - I .W H ' af WILLIAM woLFE ,,. Vocational ' f' Q Swimming 2, 3, 4. , X M bg? This Wolfe at the door is the wel- 5 -V comed kind. I 2 A I f Zi Page 106 X cc is ROY WOODS Industrial Varsity swimming 2, 3, 4. Why should I sit back and watch the others have fun?,' IRENE YOUMAN Comnzercial HAS carefree as the day is longf, EARL YUGA General an There's never a friend Like an old friendf, EVELYN ZANDT ' Classical Dramatic cluh treasurer 2, Friend- ship cluh 2, 3, 4g Booster club 3, 4, committees 3, 4, French club 3g Choral club 4, councilman 45 class play 4. cc Active in music and dramatics Does each thing with ease and poisef, MARJORIE BELLE ZINSLEN Classical 0 National Honor Society 3, 4, Girs' Service League 4, Latin club 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4g Friendship cluh 2, 3, 43 Camera club 4g committees 3, 4. Marj is modest and studious as well Yet the depths of her feelings you never can tellf' JANICE ZOLLARS Commercial Councilman 45 Girls' Service League 4g Booster club 4g Friendship club 4 There is a certain Charm about this Janicef' nil Page 107 4: iff! Fax K Q ' A.. fhlx tw -a iv 1 X520 Sim 9 JANE WYL yi fy 'SNA' Classical 3 ss Friendship club 43 Social Sc? ce club 43 Art League 4g committees 4. Pretty, polished, popular Jane. MARY YOVANOVICH Commercial Booster club 43 Friendship club 4. aFull of joy and energy A friend to allf, NORMA YUTZEY Classical Friendship club 2, 3, 4g Booster cluh 3, 4g Modern Writers' club 4g com- mittees 3g Press club 3. Must constantly be near the boys But to her, theyire merely toysf, MARJORIE ZIFF Commercial Booster club 4g Choral club 4. No trouble is worth worrying about S0 sheis always happy and carefree. 7' Vl 0 ui x . ,,.. '- xxx. ,5 PAULENE ZOELLNER Commercial Friendship 'club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 45 tennis 45 Art League 4. A lzit in any man's ball game. RITA ZUBER Commercial Booster club 3, 4. L'lVever let it be said That Rita is not activef' 44 ec at any , . My . ,ff lil 1 MARIAN ZUFALI.. Commercial K, Get-Acquainted club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 39 Poetry club 4. She finds time to do the little things That others cast asidef' LEANDER ZWICK Classical A serious mien, a quiet eye With which others cannot vief, WILLIAM BRADSHAW Technical Choral club 4, Stagecraft secretary 3, treasurer 4. He has a merry twinkle in his eye That draws friends to himf, WILLIAM CAMPEAN Industrial National Graphic Arts 4g Leaders' club 3, 4. ith all his work-he still Found time to be a good friend? MARGIE HERBERT General Her presence Was always welcome 7, THOMAS PEREZ 7919 Commercial , -.rv aseball 2. if., A' refined gerttlemanfi' I-D 15 1 R ' f x xxvx W Page 108 VERA ZWALLEN Classical McKinleyite staff 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Press club 3, president 4g Friendship club 3, 4, Travel club 4g Booster club 2, 3, 45 committees 3, 45 Etiquette club 2. Lovely to look at, delightful to know That sums her up completelyf' CARL ZW I SHA General On the end, only in alphabetical or- der Ahead in the things that countf, BOB BURKHARDT Industrial Automobile club 3, National Graphic Arts 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4g basket- ball 3. He's in and out But always in good humorf, , ,swat B NJAMIN DARSKY Classical Debate 2, varsity debate 3, 4g Na- tional Forensic League 2, 3, presi- dent 4, Social Science club 3, 4. Interested in the debate anglef' RALPH MYLIUS Industrial Football 3. Of wisdom and pleasant manner He has his fall quota. GEORGE ZUGRAVE General Varsity football 3, 4, varsity golf 4, golf 2, 3g basketball 2, 3, 4, volley- ball 2g Booster club 2g Leaders' club 2. In athletic pursuits He is second to nonef, Class of '39 So often in imagination We have pictured our graduation. B ut now as the time draws near We look to it with growing fear, For suddenly we hate to part From memories so close to heart. We hate to think youth's days are past We hate to think we've cheered out last As across the field the Bulldogs beat Their opponents back with rising heat And as McKinley basketeers Sink the points to calm out fears. No more for us the old time classes No more for us the surging masses. Those parties, proms, have ceased to be They vanished all too suddenly. So we bid old friends goodbye ltgs time to leave McKinley High. All too swiftly we are hurled Into the midst of a troubled world. And even though we may attain That reputation known as fame, We'll recall with a wistful sigh Memories of McKinley High. JOSEPH JOHNSON Page 109 First Row: Mr. Lawrence, Miss Zaugg, Miss Clarke, Miss Colville, Miss Housley, Mr. Robinson. Second Row: Mr. Swant, Mr. Mye1's, Mr. Weedman, Mr. Craening, Mr. Corner, Mr. Schott, Mr. While. 'iii' I vv if feb li I I Q 'X I x ifyxj Senior Guardians and Advisors Advisors-Miss Leota Clark, girls, Mr. Otto Weeclman, boys. Guardians-Mr. F. Robinson, chairman. Purpose-to aid and advise in all ways possible the members of the senior class by presiding at the council, by tak- ing charge of committees, by assisting in making out schedules, in choosing colleges, in obtaining work for needy students, and by directing the activities of the class. Page 110 First Row: Cole, Roberts, Martin, Soldatis, Dailey, Figley, Lallathin, Green, Zollars, Pucci, Zandt Second Row: Strauch, Enot, McKelley, Stoll, Moore, McClain, Whitehouse, Bozman, Beck Baker, Seccombe. Third Row: Goodrich, Valentine, Manos, Garmus, David, Hontas, Adams Fourth Row: Schneider, ldoine, Trew, Bader. Senior Council Guardians-Mr. M. F. Robinson, chairman. Members -class officers, councilmen, alternates and guardians. Purpose--to confer on school activities and carry back reports to home room sections of important class events, to collect clues, to distribute tickets for all the social events, and to represent their home rooms in the council. Page 111 fam sf Mex T 'S ru 'L' ND om, kg X vga 7 CQ! X192 T 'X First Row: Ropp, Campbell, Coe, Sebate, Marzicli. Second Row: Fete, Curcia, Mees, Hausrath, Myers, David. f f5,94,, N f -.nr lggr' P I Pb E ' w 'M f X M Senior Refreshment Committee Advisor-Miss Florence Housley. Purposefto furnish light refreshments at each party correspond- ing to the ideas Worked out by the decorating commit- tee, to take charge of the serving, and to clean up their part of the proceedings when the others have left the party. Page 112 First Row: Cecconi, Blum, Heatley, Martin, Wendling, McGaugl1ey. Second Row: Williams, Andes, Kenner, Smith, Fisher, Garcia. Senior Program Committee Advisor- Purpose Miss Alma Zinninger. -to devise dance programs to fit with the deorations, to think up Ways to make them unique for the different parties at Halloween, Valentine, and Spring time, and finally to do the manual labor involved by carrying through all the suggested ideas contributed by the members of this committee. Page 113 i .. ,Q-1.5, ,-.--fr 13,71 14' 'Q Q' rv T29 Q53 WW S49 it A First Rowg Demian, Zandt, Kost, Houtz, Radosivic, Dix, Criswell, Sarkies, Kantor, Shaheen, Drahble, Lemkhe, James, Love. Second Row: Khoury, Sweaney, Champion, Smith, Zwallen, Stanford, Urban, Vlair, Best, Fach, Focht, Baker. Third Row: Nau, Rupert, McClain, Schmidt, Seidel, DeCamp, Klumph, Wicke1'n, Luckring, 13235 Q? f, af, fx 5 r lr It x Nxjx a l I 2 3 Senior Entertainment Committee Advisor-Miss Myrtle Colville. Purpose-to procure the orchestra for dancing, to provide for the interesting programs in the auditorium and the floor show in the music room, to keep those who do not dance entertained by a movie and by games which are played in the girls? gymnasium at every senior class party. Page 114 Senior First Row: Carlin, Lappin, Dice, Bradshaw, Piero, Sarkis, Urban, Orange, Banda. Second Row: Carcacelli, Rand, Chapin, Blanford, Snowden, Essig, Etris, Swab, Zinslen. Third Row: David, Carmus, Skaggs, Sewell, DeCamp, Folk, Harriman. Decorating Committee Advisor-Miss Katherine Zaugg. Purpose-to plan for a striking theme for each social event, to assemble the materials needed, to gather before the party and put up the decorations in the manner de- cided upon and to clean the music room after the party of the decorations. Page 115 560, f Ca X Sf' A Jax WXNE Kg rp 1 YQ Q30 'XE' First Row: Wise, Bund, Salaika, Snowden, Shaheen, Drabble, Harvey, Roach. Second Row: Miss Haverstack, Thompson, McClain, Demian, Kirk, Rudd, Klumph. Senior Play Cast Play-'LThe Trail of the Lonesome Pinev by John Fox, Jr. Dramatization of Book-Miss Alice Chapin. Dramatic Coach-Miss Iris Haverstack. Leads-Eleanor Stephens and Wilbur Erblandg Ludmila Salaika and John Kirk. f' ' 'N . . . . . l Previous presentatzolzs of play-on the stage, 111 the silent films, Q 4 lf: 1115 x iii and later in technicolor movie. Page 116 First Row: Williams, Martin, Haytas, Schimpf, Hughes, Feasline, Stephens, Salmon, Zandt Second Row: Strauch, Luckring, Harriman, Erbland, Sidel, Leach, Miss Haverstack. Senior Class Play Story -When into the Blue Ridge mountains comes lack Hale, a northerner, he disrupts the lives of many people includ- ing that of June Tolliver. Young, lovely June, a simple girl of the hills and handsome Jack Hale fall in love. Mountain feuds, the maintaining of order, super- stitions and prejudices, June's becoming educated and learning the ways of city folk all must take place before the final curtain falls. Page 117 v 5 X N, r S520 Q5 KP ggxl ,il A First Row: Cole, Hughes, Andes, Urban, Banks. Second Row: Strauoh, Boop, Essigg, Wasson Martinez. 4'f5pi I-by 5 x is X A il XX lx If I Hallguard Chairmen Advisor-lVlr. O. V. Boone. Purpose'-to head the group of hall guards on duty each period and to supervise their activities in such a way so that our halls are kept free from loiterers, so that empty rooms are not disturbed, that no undue noise issues from the halls, and that order shall at all times pre- vail in the school building. Page 118 Senior First Row: Croft, Lemo, Fulk, Baxter, Watkins, Dunbar, Kantor, Smith, Paulsen, Sollazo, Loth- amer, Postlewaite, Drabble, Shaheen, Knovsky, Baley, Rowley, McGaughey, Blum, Harvey, Zandt. Second Row: Hansen, Heaston, Boord, Jacksich, Barber, Leitner, McMillan, Williams, Shaeffuer, Campbell, Snowden, Peterson, Bergrneyer, Hegnaur, Scott, Stranan, Williams, Lutz, Blair, Bergert, Houser. Third Row: Mees, Wallace, Bradshaw, Holder, Roach, Dolph, Averjean, Messick, Bush, Mobley, Dwiggins, Rice, Freedman, Cindea, Karcher, Khoury. Fourth Row: McWilliams, Schmidt, Knoch, Bonar, Klumph, Trenary, Faust, Erbland, Wolf, Staudt, Cox, Skaggs, Bager, Groves, Green. Choral Club Officers-Ruth Bergert, presidentg Jack Bader, vice-presizientg Jane Snowden, secretary, Harold Groves, treasurer, Mary Elizabeth Williams, librarian. Advisor-Mr. Leslie D. Hanson. Purpose -to develop a love for good music, to give extra train- ing and experience to the student by bringing the club before organizations, by the presentation of an annual .5771 operetta and by attending district and state contests. fN 'Q sf ,fix 4- tv 'wwlzlij as 5 Ke' GQ ,xg 1-5 Page 119 I 1 I ! First Row: Killian, Whitehouse, Manos. Second Row: Fete, Wolfe. fn- - WIN? Q ,, Q 56 i u I X fig X 5 XXXZNGV I 1 7 i Senior Boys' Swimming Coach-Mr. Ted Branin Activities-Senior boys who were interested in swimming, but who did not show enough speed to make the varsity swim team were given the opportunity of learning more about this art. The boys were given training in the difficult art of life saving, many of them earning their badges. Page 120 First Row: Cann, Rhoads, Blair, Becker, Johanning, Petit, Carthwaite, Lauxman, Kirsh. Second Row: Shaheen, Mannly, Moore. Johnson, Bower, Hegnaur, Jones, Sommer, Pustay. Third Roux: Andrews, Piero, Smith, Williams, Raibourne, Buckley, Burrier, Fin. Senior Girls' Tennis Coach-Miss Minnie Lynn A ctivities -More than 20 girls participated in the senior tennis. The games were played at the Nimisilla and Schroyer avenue recreation courts. In May an elimination for the purpose of discovering the class champion was held. Later the class champions competed for the school title. Page 121 l ,Sm if as r Qi 3,1-n. 4125 QQ, Q5 si A J Xigh iS4s?l ft H X, V, 4 ft, WQXMWW X M . , Z fyrr' Z V Y K I 5:4-ala. ., 4' A 'Y ' ' 7,4 ' if 1 V ' ' 4 I, f , ' 1 Y 2 I ' 2 . in i i A f ' y, f ., , , .I 2 f, .. M , ,di M, ,WZ 1 9 V f V , L31 n 4 X , T M Wt, 2 Wav 4 , ,, K - 5 4 'W f ,, f ' 1' V ' Sf ,V f ,, , . , , 79 f gf 'V Z f Z aw Zi! N. it 4 2 i First Row J ones '59a,,, '- slr' iq! Z far 45 .I y ' X x 3 Stuchel, Austin, M. Blair, Lauxman, Hand. Second Row: Garthwaite Davis Hevnaur , Sommer, Petit. Third Row: Johnson, Vargonnes, Raibourne, Green, Marshall. D y Senior Girls' Basketball Coach-Miss Minnie Lynn Activities-Seniors were divided into two teams, the Delta and the Gamma, which represented their class in the intra- mural tournament which was held in the gym. Ladyne Davis captained Delta and Virginia Austin captained Gamma. Senior Delta team Won the school cham- pionship. mf Page 122 First Row: Davis, Lauxman, Rlioades, Bair, Blair, Becker, Dice, Austin, Schockey, Kincel, Cann McVehil. Second Row: Garthwaite, Hart, Jones, Johnson, Petit, Summers, Huelf, Carrol Marshall, Snowden, McQuaide. Third Row: Hegnaur, Gaffney, Green, Buckley, Etris Pustay, Miller, Raibourne, Vargonnes, Andes. Senior Girls' Volleyball Coach-Miss Minnie Lynn Activities Senior girls playing volleyball were divided into four teams, captained by Betty Blair, Mary Jane McQuaide, Marjorie Garthwaite, and Eileen Kincel. The Hbluew team, captained by Betty Blair, represented their class in the elimination tournament. About 40 girls par- ticipated. Page 123 , ,, .., .2-:WZ rare ghxwjxk r- M ' -ig we KV ess fi A ' . f ' ,, , f f 'www X T , W li .,.f 3?WQ fl-fyg R55 T, wa? Girls Leaders ...3 'Y,.'. , fb 1 , m fg ,f , , 35 P K ff x ,. ,. !,,f.,'f h . If X153 rg! , , f 4, ,, 1 X .3 day, :W f ff f I 5. f X - . if VERA COWCCT ACSIYO EJOWB l.48dClCYS ZWALLEN T PYCS5 . JOHN T Sfacjccrallll cm, ll X A2 W - BOZMAN T ' T T R f T T ,K 'nf ' ' 'f ..,. V -Y -' ',,.. 3 -.--, FV 2 ,.:, Z ,Q K 5 . A V T Q , ' YN ' v ROBERT RUTH WALTER RQRERTA ADOLPH - SCl lMlDT BERGERT M555 ,LOBB VVOJTOVWCZ. A1,lXla'Cional Honor Senior Clwoval SLQTTIF Club -limes Eclilfor National GraPl1iG . , V Sociefq Club in Cluef: Avlis Cluln Page 124 UV U JA MES SKAGGS National Ewrensic Ln SQQU5 l , ,, .A ILLA SALAMA .,, . ,, V gg , w w3Ai..,e2?2 iff , , , . 4 1. . V 225 f 4 lx!lf5ll5lJQ Rl li QAPQTHWLXITE Wloclern Vlfvilers Club , ,,., .. ,f , , vwmw Velma of. all M P 50115 BOOSECY5 W Lallin Club A175 League French Club Socfal me Business , .ll,,Al ., HAROLD l 1 lflfl 'l l l . f Qvvf- 5357? FONDREN ,.., ,, K , V I A - ' f - -- 1 or I wi Q f ' , k ll H ' 7 'f-AIZW 4 12219, ' ' 'C' 2.1Z'g21'j:fi.g, - ' . ,V my 1 V l l momis I-lEGNAUEFl , Girls Booslevg -WN-1'i'f'12f',f , W.. f ' f lv s Service i , l.: 2 agu e Page 125 a pofenfial s preffy ,1irl5 3 , waifing on fha BJ! In The shade sfudzous? ' H3078 OUI' VDC remember us ohf ,joy of winter! blond -4' time likes cafi mg prefiy those two 3 mah Job if-ie sunsllqe 31-wig SEHIUHS Page 126 H' Km ICB What! This isn't a toothpaste S9 sweet W-1550 'ali Don truc.K on down '?,i'7 f90f'?QU SEHIUHS Page 127 3 E ' H I U H S I Page 128 wanted 3.5 one oF down on the 'VITIIS-. the at winsame l s you be Dot and her i d Anngflg Slfne ka Oh, that red headed. another catch for Bill 7 well - could be 'ship regular a draw .mga-F, , ' nf 5 ml , ,,J1.Y,.. we like uS Page 129 why Wulllam Sometlnzn here hatun hand home- like scene cute!! Eawwij ' trend to and so to school d 6 . tg , one oi Feet Shfrley Miss McK,y.,1ey practice maheg perfect we loves one 3 SWBC e hgh fql 7 K in mouys C54 we three! , SEFIIUHS Page 130 Wav lun. mmf' I fish on plate OMC in his band-fog! Folks dogqie,do down Q-, ' they ayggljknfiepqe Cream of the crop Zric.KS the brooK Ho , do wn VCPF13. opffmiSC Bea fburl .Qfne PU PPV SEHIUHS Page 131 Senior Review Qfbi-J Ufficers-Bolton Strauch, president, Joseph Boop, vice-president, Kathryn J ones, secretary, Dorothy Petit, treasurer. Parties-For the first party of the year the seniors enjoyed a Hal- ' loWe'en gathering. The highlight of this event was the '4Punkin' Hollow Medicine Showf' ln February good Saint Valentine ruled, as the seniors frolicked and danced. Not to be forgotten is the program, the uStage craft Folliesf, presented by said organization. For the third party in i April a spring. theme Was used. Accomplishments-presenting an excellent class play Wllhe Trail of the Lonesome Pinefl and a highly successful operetta, :The Chimes of Normandy, participating in debate and public speaking tournaments, publishing a school paper, excelling in football, basketball, golf, and tennis, and giving musical- ly inclined students a chance to become members of the orchestra, band or the choral club. Page 132 JUHIURS Q . ,9- ! , 4' 'Z 1 J Q M.. iv 1, ! , F , 4, sk N f, -9 , ., :f-- .-. I X v IU., E 1 f. , , Vx V, wa. ,B Mi,-.A 1. wi -:nw A -gan Q, m ','s 4 . . V: -V'-. . f' . Qi , , r r ,b -,. - Q1 W , ' 2, - '1 . -' 4 k 4 V '- . ff f . , , ,F 1 ' X' V 'R 9 2-.JV ,M W ,f 'Q K 1' . -,W .:- ,V 4 if I 7 . . I., , . ,i n 1' ' --' E' l'l 'M LP 1' , I. 0 11 , -. ml-I A' 1. . ,. 45,5 f-'vt 'lf L f ,- ' ,v . 'Y 4, 1 --A .J fix XM-il, 'FH' 1.361 V ' 7 v fu 4 , 1 W' ' if ' 1 -r ' 3' ' . . ' , - ami, ,1 V z,.Yev,. 2 ,. U- v Z' fi' U -.1 Vi, fin., ' ' .- 5 If, A - my 4, .- V 'Q es, ix, 1 ,Y Na? 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' . f ' 1 . .A + ,Z . -, V. 5 ,. if if I' :fs -3, ' r .nw .? t- ' 1 4 N r ' ' , 'r V . 'rf if N w ,.. f -, I f 5. with fly!-:RMI ' r . a V 'I if c I M35 Q 4 ' A , ' A f , . ui v 'A l . . N 4 n V ' ' r A u,, -V I 4 x ,Um liilii M31 1 fs . - W V in . U 1 Y' . ,N 2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard Walters, presidentg Mary Lou Vaughn, secretaryg Dorothy Pettit, lreasurerg Neil Spencgr vice-president. ' Page 133 4........-hunk Si x J Junior Review Officers-Richard Walters, presidentg Neil Spencer, vice-presi- dentg Mary Lou Vaughen, secretaryg Dorothy Pettit, treasurer. Achievements-In many phases of school life were the juniors interested. Many of them were in the band and or- CX chestra, as well as the choral club. They added con- --'-N siderably to our different athletic teams, debate de- Q partment, and the school's scholastic record. They participated in a host of worthwhile activities. ,Qk ll Page 134 ,Lx,,,-rf l Parties-For the first social event, an autumn party was held in November, while the second party in March had a St. Patrick theme. The juniors were the hosts to the seniors at the annual reception. Guardians-Mr. Virgil Hinton, chairman, Miss Gertrude Bock, ' Mr. B. L. Brown, Mr. S. J. Crandell, Mrs. Cora Dailey, Miss Lucile Domer, Mr. B. B. Ford, Mr. Clyde Carl, Mr. Floyd Hyatt, Miss Janet McBar1e, Mr. Lee Pancake, Mr. D. V. Peabody, Miss Ethel Stonehill, and Miss Key Wenrick. Page 135 of ,,.,., gt Q 49? ,'wZf?Ql:x,7fX1 First Row: Miss Domer, Miss E. Stonehill, Miss McBane, Mrs. Dailey, Miss Bock, Miss Davis. Second Row: Mr. Hyatt, Mr. Brown, Mr. Carl, Mr. Crandell, Mr. Pancake. Mr. Ford. Q .. --.Q 0 W7 xii!! X I0 AX YU? Junior Guardians and Advisors Advisors-Miss Ruthanna Davis, girls, Mr. O. V. Boone, boys. Guardians-Mr. V. O. Hinton, chairman. Purpose-to administer to the junior class in the taking charge of and the supervising of the committees, parties and other important matters of the class, and to help students in using their school so that it may render its fullest benefits to them. Page 136 .x lu rl -4 . v C in, W j Xl J N First Row: DaVision, Chapman, Clemens, Malone, Bulat, Tormasi, Rose, Long, Vaughn, Brown Firm, Brubach, Youtz, Pettit, Kilper, Hazlette. Second Row: Plott, Verheyn, Guillod, Ferris Brahler, Hughmanic, Waskovitz, Boerngen, Klamer, Novelli, Balzer, Ackerman, Spencer DiSabitin0. Third Row: Dessecker, Pope, Keller, Smith, Sandberg, Ring, Smith, Castor Garfield, Baer, Walters, Coran, Brady. Junior Council Purpose to enable the home rooms to have a share in the govern- ing of their class by electing councilmen and alternates to represent them at the council meeting where they decide upon affairs of class importance, to collect class dues, to hand out the tickets for the social events and to keep up and inspire school spirit by urging full participation in all activities. Q .,,, ,,,, , , gt. QXQQ9? ,fi Page 137 v First Row: Shurtz, Beazle, Rose, Morris, Wa1'd, Howes, Renner, Weakland, Guillod, Andrews. Second Row: Keller, Smith, Dempsey, Baechtel, Vaughn, Bremkamp, Brubach, Noonley, Spencer. Third Row: Redd, Reynolds, Leach, Bozeka, VValters, Formet, Mr. Carl. Junior Program and Entertainment Committees Advisor-Mr. Clyde Carl. Purpose-to make interesting programs corresponding to the ideas expressed by the decorating committee, to secure the evenings entertainment and the orchestra for the two junior class parties and for the junior-senior re- g ception at which the seniors are the guests of the jun- ! ior class. fa NEA Q 'Z l, had X ff rt KN X..-5 .X ,7 ,QM Page 138 KX JJ,-I .off t x X . First Row: Pappas, Marzick, Brunatti, Stewart, Vasiliades, Girrani, Corbbit, Calhoun, Parker Unkefer, Orfanedus, Slattery, Houck, Bulat, Tormasi, Naylor, Waidman, Pilcher, Pappas Kirkbride. Second'Row: Tournville, Halter, Blauss, Booher, Kilpur, Segreti, Darling, Mc- Callin, Ackerman, Baker, Long, Banahan, Fix, Johnson, Mackley, Sikora, Deemer, Ball Hammonds, Herlan, Colucci. Third Row: Merry, Peralman, Tishkoff, Lewis, Smith, Bene dict, Guernsey, Zettler, Clapper, Breting, Beneleit, Gendal, Cohen, Carlin, Sherwood, Carna han, Hesslink, Patti, King. Junior Decorating and Refreshment Committees Advisors Purpose- -Miss Gertrude Bock, decoratingg lVlrs. Cora Daily, refreshment. to suggest new ideas for the class parties and to plan for the junior-senior reception by trying to make the decorations individual and novel and in keeping with the general theme adopted, while the refreshment committee suits its enterprise to the needs. QX 43 4925 I ' 1 K Page 139 Ay l My sly-J' J .1 r ' ' . , xx, ', First Row: Murphy, Blake, Bender, Bast, Beatty, Babb, Bender, Stewart, Sundheimer, Veitch, Beatty, Beazel, Darling, Christie, Orfanedes, Schafer, Katia, Pappas, Datesh, Salcian, Papas, Pilcher, Link, Dulabahn. Second Row: Rampi, Houser, McPeak, Robinson, Hower, Todd, Anderson, Johnson, Allen, Danner, Gabric. Rose, Ball, Unkefer, Lazarides, Argirobulos, Kelly, Heimke, Herspool, Singer, Marti, Ward, Kirkbride, Dwyer, Ley. Third Row: Hahn, Bambeck Mongiardo, Wasson, Salapack, Hicks, Addion, Yaru, Booher, Castor, Herlan. Ackerman Shaheen, Long, Garaux, Slusser, lnboden, Knoch, Sirak, Heinzeroth, Miller, Miller Fourth Row: Kohbel, Byer, Shaw, Popard, Spencer, Lautzenheiser, Hang, Miller, Cendal, Breting, Faulk, Franta, Gerace, Kellar, Hesslink, Walte1's, Klanrer, Musat, Curtos, Mills, Wagne1'. 1 1 . 1'4 V JV in A tpvl AL.. IJ . 1' V f' I' ' Nj! Ffh Junior Boys and Girls with 90 Averages 1- Advisors-Miss Ruthanna Davis, girls, Mr. O. V. Boone, boys. ACCOIILPIiSll,lI1f61ZL'-Tl1CSC students have excelled in their studies for the first semester. If they keep up the good work and if their records have been of this calibre hereto- fore, they will be eligible for the National Honor So- ciety next year. The girls will be elected also to the Y, ,..,xx Ct Girls' Service League. L4 Q71 fe Q lt, X if K fxx 751 N 1 Page 140 ' '-1 -e'7f-:af Q. t-. slivn 1-P1 P Q E , 1 First Row: Pappas, Segretti, Youtz, Tormasi, Bulat, Shurtz, Kirkbride. Second Row: Houck Schneider, Vietch, Kohlhoff, Firm, Lazarides, Pettit. Junior Girls' Basketball Coach-Miss Minnie Lynn Activities Doris Kirkbride and Dorothy Pettit oaptained Delta and Gamma, respectively, the two basketball teams of the junior girls. More than 20 girls showed their in- terest in this sport by signing up for play. Positions on the teams which played in intramural competition were awarded for outstanding ability. Page 141 CJ f W n.,., gt QQXLQLQJ 1 L7 fx 3 I f I N w Left to right, first row: Corey, Martin, Frankovich, Silveri, Harmon. Second row: Meacham, Veitch, Cordray. is W ,bf f ii N za xx 75 F 0 Junior Girls' Volleyball Coach-Miss Minnie Lynn Activities-Eight teams represented the juniors in volleyball com- petition. Captains of these teams were Ethel Cordray, Mary Ellen Beazel, Sally Shurtz, Rita Parker, Peggy Schneider, Maxine Sheaffer, Adelaide Kelper, and Al- vera Segreti. The school winner of volleyball was the junior 'cbluen team, captained by Ethel Cordray. Page 142 Redd, Borden, Bambeck. Junior Boys' Tennis C oach-Mr. Paul Schott Activities Junior boys had the privilege of competing for hon- ors in the field of tennis. Although only a few boys showed enough interest to enter the competition, the class had some able representatives. These boys showed the kind of ability which will make them var- sity material in their senior year. Page 143 , 6 .2 er 4 49? fr I ' , A, ,A 9. ,1 K-'PJ f I . 1 , RSM WM!! ziw First Row: Redd. Smith, Fisher, Kark, Klamer. Second Row: Borden, Janson. Zaharie, Locker Meister. Y Junior Boys' Basketball Coach-Mr. Virgil Hinton Activities-This group was made up of the boys who tried out for the varsity squad, but who did not have quite the experience necessary to make that team. They played in intramural competition with other classes and de- veloped experience. Some varsity material for next year was uncovered during these games. Q M7 W 5 Z' 'Z V X , no r 7 ' W pm Page 144 haggle oF Cul' - ups lads oF rnirlh fore 0 Y here weet as a ia R1 ,V it's Sutcliffe ht!! P1455 fmt the Sfeneryl SPYIH Dawes Skzr an on a COKS i , .,,- the eyes have if oh-oh! 194 -Q3 Yanorher :QQ we I'1'3 f 9 '5fS Shady f ,P'M'?1! 'ifeHrmerecce PEPPY! Page 145 JuSt fcfltcf Donny Ke 35 Q in spring WW.. AK? al lonesome Q65 .ifSzf3'2ff jfQ I YJ 'W love me, Iave my dag MACK ,hate s DICE we like her heirf daddy Hazel and nd WS aria! what! ana 1J'f'31s2s' KQV at your gerwce do we rate .f and Coy f fhe D L ' there3 D-1-f and Still -YNUUW G 7 ' W , C'!, .. ..,. A., Page 146 bows to catch lady oF fiihzonM them were The days Q, fifth 5' 2 acffon and Some Fun! firtd ? H'-'mpfv-dvmrfl fair Ai Vuqlp and his ward JUHIUHS Page 147 4114 stress Ahce mndst the meloni Ethel May Jump We 1' in I k ' ,,,:. f truckin' s 5 J U H I U H S -- H- J v Y.-- ..... .....,',.- ....... r,...,.,, Page 148 F, K , . . I SUPHUIHUHES 1 'I 'NM A If 4 J ' 1 L ,Q 1 X .f 1 ,S v. ' J ws 1 v m s ' w P r u w - , . X. .1 4 1 , , s , r s r 4 1 1 1 1 SOPHOMORE 'CLASS OFFICERS Ray Nist, presidentg Dorothy King, secretflryg Dorothy Abbott, vice-presidentg Richard Smith treasurer. Page 149 ZW? nf ' X lv 4:55, NX. sb 47 Sophomore Review Officers-Ray Nist, presidentg Dorothy Abbott, vice-presidentg Dorothy King, secretaryg Richard Smith, treasurer. Accornplishment-The class of ,ill entered into school activities with a will. Some of its members were taken into Leaders' clubs others Went out for basketball, volley- ball, football or swimming, and a large number joined many of the different school clubs. Page 150 P a r L i e s Guardians ,-.--....,. .l f' 1 4 lf Supl I juwgigfjrl 1 o 4 ' ' n , X ra- ffl f-JN -' I f.. I ln early December a uSnow White and the Sopho- moresn theme was used while in April an engaging HBunny Hopi, idea was in order for the class of 741. -Mr. Charles Forrest, chairman, Mr. J. R. Barnes, Mr. C. F. Bowles, Mr. ,l. W. Clements, Mr. Carlton Gowdy, Miss Ardelle Coleman, Miss Ella Mae Heid- man, Mr. Roy Henderson, Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Charlotte Keller, Miss Ruth Lehmiller, and Mr. H. L. Wieck. Page 151 l y., ' r ,FHA f- is tw 4. Kill N 3 fx, 'i 912' A A . . ij 5 gba PM-lf' 'ii .. -' X-'N ' f 1 7,N First Row: Lombardi, McGill, Edwards, Kareni, Bryei, Kvasnick, Hansen, Tohey, Riegler, Helbo, Zimmerman, Lechner, Brick, Beftalonis, Paolucci, Carl, Nofsger, Meacham. Second Row: Alexander, Lucetti, Case, Rantie. Riley. McKnight, Nofsger, Desford, Christa, Herrion, Fraley, Siegfried, Myers, Liskey, Voris, Shaheen. ,Ziff '23 rin X -, JJ 9 X55 Sophomore Council Purpose-to attend all the meetings of the council so that each home room representative and also the alternate will become more acquainted with the Ways of doing things here at McKinley and can carry back reports and all the news to their home rooms, and to give any informa- tion and details concerning class parties and attend to all the business thereof. Page 152 First Row: Litner, Webbo1'n, Wooley, Chimples, Bossart, Byrer, Tohey, Homan, Schreiber, Brown, Reiter, Kvasnick, Reese, Williams, Atteniese, Kime, Nobis, Macridies, Cohen, Kornitsky, Meacham. Second Row: Schario, Siegfried, Lucas, Geronni, Damiluk, Over! casher, Stanceau, Myers, Vasalides, Monzue, Nader, Raciob, Graening, Ellsworth, Manos, Economo, Staub, Might. Third Row: Shaffer, Thomas, Couris, Albright, Crowl, Brown, Valentine, Mamaux, Richter, Eggleston, Allred, Slrahl, Morgan, McKnight, Lusetti, Rose, Maggiore. Sophomore Committees Advisors Purpose - -Miss Ella Mae Heidman, Miss Julia Wood, Miss Katherine Armogida, and Miss Ardelle Coleman. to see that all phases of the sophomore parties arc- well run in regards to entertainment, refreshment, programs, and decorating by each committee work- ing industriously in its own division to assure the affair's being a complete success for everyone. X G1 ik - 5 CVE: Vt'-'xX GJ i I 0 takes cf 4 X rift , , . 1 ' f 'X-xx ,f g Page 153 0 ,. -ww lx I g I K g , f,., ,jar law., ,.,. ., ,. y ,. ,, l .. ,,..,,. ,--,,. , V, . xx First Row: Meacham, Gilmore, Wololey, Riegler, Schenker, Danizic, Brown, Carl, Schreiber, Horner, Tohey, Stear, Mergus, Harokopus, Brick, Rowe. Second Row: Spencer. Lengel Gilatta, Barnett. Racicot, Smith, Rohn, Danner, Stanceu, Pappas, Concatt, Santora, Kornitsky. Third Row: Elefterides, Abbott, Magisano, Davis, Livelsberger. Luke, Webbo1'11, Greaning Nadar, Litner, Snyder, Perdue, Overcasher, Gibbins. 1 a .Qt-'I' Sophomore Girls with 90 Averages Advisor-Miss Elizabeth F. Motschman. Achievement-This representative group may be proud of the fact that their averages are so high for if theyfkeep up the good work they will be eligible both for the Girls' Service League and the National Honor Society when V they are seniors thus closing a splendid record of f Mit' h 1 ' k f 41. , sc o astro Wor . ye WV! 3' l X ' ie Y -, yi, FN Sa Page 154 First Row: Pasco, Wagner, Hughes, Mamoliga. Robinowitz, Serban, Nist, Smith, Peters, Alex ander. Second Row: Kehl. Williams, Marzocca, Maggiore, Riley, Epley, Allen, Vrungos Kantor. Sophomore Boys with 90 Averages Advisor-Mr. Lloyd M. Swan. Achievement-Facing the problem of becoming acquainted with a new school these boys, while taking part in other activities, reserved time to study and keep their grades up so that they might maintain an average of 90. This is a commendable way of starting off a senior high school career. Page 155 .f 1 it ' l C21 Au gt geo sr-9 ef' fn First Row: Walford, Wagner, Demschack, Smith, Rigley, Nobis, Rampi. Second Row: Keller, Swartz, McKean, Daniluk, Hulit, Blackburn, Sturn, Whighan. ff , ff fwffifif f- 1 at If 5 ff XJ Ui Sophomore Girls' Basketball Coach-lVliss Minnie Lynn Activities-Two teams were selected for sophomore girls, basket- ball. Jean McKean captained the Gamma team, and Evelyn Smith captainecl the Delta team. The number of girls who signed up for this sport from the sopho- more class indicates an interest in the sport which will provide increased competition in the two years which these girls still have in school. Page 156 apple of her so aloof ? yg landmg5 beatfn her time -girl alone and her shadfm 534,15 PeeK'k3 ' bO0 what so:-ia is fbi Yelh. WCW sophs- so what Camera- Shy. Barb: he wows hm ne , Ked .Q ff Pa sopmes nplaynboy I1 'tl-.gy look Page l57 four sophrnm- antics e Iasse 'Tessit ofa 'ban Page 158 hard HTHLETICS 4 . ,. 1- 3' i- vf W 4 , ., W, , ,V ,, J E., ' fi-, . 'rfb ff' .why , z . '-, .4 r L- u 1 ,U , a.. , wwf Q ' ' Ffa' , M mmf , .V ,.! , Vi win, AML. V: I fr. . my H, I - .,, .,, , vw., , A' '.,-Q. g, V 'iw' 1 w 1 ,..,,J f ws, ,pf . . .4 , mr., ' 1 ' sex.. ' ' wif ' -A' ' '6..i:-fnifw s g, lf' gr- , -. .1 1 1 1' w -,V ,, 5 F ' 1- 551.5 ,Lu ,.. 25-if ,W . -lf, IA V' , f .:'1n.'V u F- 'YM' fefi-f' ' . v. 1, 1,1-,p .' 3' V v- .., V.. ' ii n' 'V F i. : ,'- Q, J . gig 3' wifi-xv 'L ,fi -' 4 A'f , f , 4' Q11-f' 1 - -H: ,'V1,.,i . .7 GW' Mig T..g-?i5f4f' L ws' .N . 4 ng ,N Q-. , ,pa-N ,, wr- W4-iw-fff ., , f-H' A 7 , W5 .JSF NM . ,. ' 4, 5-6,31-' ' ' ,, ,F :iff ' 'FV 1 75 - -Q 4 -, ,- ,V Q ., - fm, ' g' f A f- 11. r , ff' f ,,,1y ' my f .':f:s'- MP .. . I : .1 r . ,. . I 1 Q1 -ii N' -. E- 'inf .gym ,- ,, um.-N if: - ,if-V1 v WH 'fr 'Q' Q- t -5,17 -'Y'? '5w ' . . Q, , gi,-fn ag. 'A ff- wif ,,. Tir' ' 1-, -we-'Nr --A .3 M if 1?-' . , A , Wn. A J, x V ' Q -' q , K . NH, , , 1 K, f , v ' x , xi' ' . '72, f Q, , . . . QE, ' , L Q y. FQ W . ' ,ng '- 1 JN, , . H. xr n ff ,:,,'- ar Football and Basketball Coaches WI1 ,lohn Reed, foozballg Mr. Herman Rearick, basketballg Mr. Dan Myers, assislantg Mr. Charles Wright, assistantg Mr. T. B. Jackman, manager McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley McKinley Scheclule And Results FOOTBALL Score Score 48 Lehman 6 32 Akron South 0 7 Erie Academy 6 19 Huntington 6 52 Elmira 6 33 Alliance 26 32 Steubenville 0 32 Mansfield 0 0 Massillon 12 BASKETBALL Score Score 4-2 Akron West 38 33 Mansfield 31 32 Akron South 26 22 Alliance 24 30 Akron East W, 34 17 Massillon 26 27 St. Vincent 20 34 Warren 25 26 Dover 38 33 East Liverpool 22 40 Alliance 24 19 Akron North H-, 32 31 Massillon 36 27 Newark 31 31 Dover 33 29 Mansfield ..,,..,,,- ,,,,, 3 2 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Springfield Twp. .,... 1,,,, 2 5 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 17 Youngstown South 14. 18 Akron Buchtel 27 Page 159 l l 4 y 3 rg M ff y ff L . y, 'V V ' Y. ls al. Yiwu. .a - 0 Xffvr FEHN W. PREUSSER ROMAN KARK TONY FEHN Slippery,v star halfback in his junior year, but was end in his senior year . carried the ball and snagged passes for large gains . . . bulwark on defense WILLIAM PREUSSER HWillieH . . . kid brother of Herman Preusser . . . replacement at end and tackle . . . will return next year to fight for starting berth. A NICK ROMAN 4'Nicky,' was awarded All-Ohio because of his stellar Work . . . made spectacular catches of passes . , . handled most of punting duties . . . spearhead of defense at his end position. FRANK KARK Uflalzflsolnet' finished the third season with the Bulldogs . . . played both end and guard . . . good place-kicker . . . helped to keep opponents from scoring. J J PLQ n f ffm ,' ll! Lt Page 160 GOODMAN ' RYMAN SAVAGE JACKSON WILLIAM GOODMAN uBenny won himself a starting position in last few games of season as speedy half- back . . . skirted ends for large gains . . . only a sophomore. LOUIS RYIVIAN Tabby . . . helpful replacement at fullback position . . '. fine blocking hack . . . will also figure in future plans, for helll be hack next year. JOHN SAVAGE GDOC7' was an inspiring field-general whose loss will be greatly felt . . . good passer and punter . . . did more blocking than ball carrying and did a good job. ELMER JACKSON Jack,' made spectacular end runs . . . starter in opening games of the season . . . hampered by injuries . . . a boon to future lVlcKinley teams. 'X X ar f X4-ffvr Q .D ft! f rfolx 52 Alf or I Page 161 J J 'X . 2 X : NICK ROTZ c'Slugger,' immediately stepped in- to a starting position which he never gave up . . . broke through the opposing line to make spec- tacular tackles. BOB BROWN MBig Boyw as his teammates call this hard working 300 pound guard . . . letter winner for two years . . . opened large holes in the opposing line. ROTZ BROWN LUTHER GYALOG B GEORGE LUTHER Luth,' is a husky 200 pounder who has showed himself to be a cracker-jack on de fense . . . letterman for two years . . . hard worker. J OE GYALOG 'aAndy . . . hampered by injuries, but fought his way to a starting berth sparkplug on defense . . . letterman for two seasons. -N S..z Page 162 JAMES MCFARLAN D igfakei' . . . quarterback and guard equally capable in either posi- tion . . . sparkled on wide end sweeps . . . three years on the varsity. GUY MACK uClzesty'7 . . . sophomore sensa- tion who will see plenty of ser- A vice on future McKinley teams . . . hard tackler and fine blocker. McFARLAN D MACK ONDO VERHEYEN GEORGE ONDO 'cGeorgie . . . stone wall on defense . . . kept out of lineup for awhile because of injuries . . . stationed at guard in the line-up. WILLIAM VERHEYEN c'Butcl1,'9 . . . his stellar work gave him a starting position . . . opened sizable holes in the enemy line . . . also returning next year. Ll !J J 'X ar X 'f S Page 163 ANDY MARANTIDES uflndyi' . . . fast, tricky ball car- rier and accurate passer . . . hard worker who will figure in future Bulldog plans nicely . . . ham- pered by injuries. GEORGE ZUGRAVE NGeorge7' starred in the capacity of backer of the line . . . center who threw accurate passes . . . for two years a member of the varsity. MARANTIDES ZUGRAVE LEE KAMP WILLIAM LEE nP0rkyn won himself a starting berth at center because of his spirited play snapped that ball hard and accurately . . . opened holes through the middle of the line EM IL KAMP 'aL0ver . . . letterman for three years and well deserving . . . held up left side of QD! g..fnr a .x n f I n op .SE Yun Mcliinleyls line with his fine work . . . bone-crushing tackler was this 200 pounder Page 164 H. PREUSSER INMAN STILIANOS FLEX STEVE STILIANOS HERMAN PREUSSER Curly7' gave everything he had for the Bulldogs . . . rugged tackle who fought his way to a starting berth and stardom . . . will he missed. JAMES INMAN c'Spilce will be a star end of fu- ture McKinley teams . . . saw con- siderable service this year as pass receiver . . hardworking soph- omore. Steven . . . another fine replacement . . . will make a determined bid for the job as one of the linesmen on future McKinley teams. JAMES FLEX c'Sweetie,' . . . won his letter two years as cnever say die' linesman . . . stationed at center in opening games of season . . . had plenty on the ball. Page 165' 13 ., X ,X fp. ar SE yt ivy 'QV X, .'W,f7' We GARRISON MOTLEiY LOCKARD . lk x ATHY GARRISON aGarry started the season at end, but was found to possess great ability as a ball carrier . . . opposing tackles slid off this fleet halfback . . . will play two years more. - MARION MOTLEY ':Prof . . . one of lVIcKinley's best . . . battered opposing lines for a score of touchdowns . . . was on passing end of 'clVlotley-to-Roman combination . . . Wore luc-ky number 77. HAROLD LOCKARD a'Tippy7' . . . his absence will be a loss to future McKinley teams . . . game fullback who never stopped trying . . . cracked the line Wide open with his plunges . . . mainstay in the secondary defense. Nj? i.,f 'V 3 ,e igjek Q 'SE QMILX Page 166 sr U I will ow f K Band Officers-Don Miller, presidentg Marvin Blazer, vice-presidentg Ralph Myers, secretary and treasurer. Advisor-Mr. Ellrnore Miller. Purpose-to play at athletic events encouraging school spirit, to give those who wish an opportunity to learn to play hand instruments, and to give extra training in band work by presenting an annual spring concert. Page 167 1,3 1 fi-X ffl! 2 ffffo K QQ3 Q flak xif-11' D -' fl ,' tlflzn g-,z 'QV THE OPENING GAME . A TOUCHDOWN RUN Page 168 TEAM WORK LEFT END SWEEP Page 169 ,Xe 4.1 J If J f H, ,,,, ,Vi ,X X, VI HMOTLEY TO ROMAN PASSING ATTACK X, A PERFECT CATCH Q Q ,f if 'V ., f Page 170 2 sz CHEERLEADERS Charley, Vardel, Pettay, Kalenterides, Spencer I r w ' STUDENT MANAGERS First Row: Tishkoff, Swallow, Yuga, Jackmides, Lee. Second Row: Mulallay, Nau, Furnace, Martinez. Page 171 J lil!! f . i ok xl , 52 5lf'4,x n V ff HAROLD LOCKARD 'gllipn-good defense man who returned for his second year on the Varsity as captain. 1 I 1 r I ROY SHEIL Hof,-played two years var- sity ball, sparkplug of lVlcKin- leyls defense. P 'N S.,...f fy n, 'X . f f c E LOCKARD ROMAN SHEIL A TRINER NICK ROMAN Nick -the only three-year man, co-captain of the quintet, also one of the highest scorers. TIM TRIN ER r Tim'7-McKinley's offensive threat, played two years of varsity basketball, another high scorer. Page 1 72 1 1 i -. vw.-nwwfyw PURSES GARRISON CARNES HONTAS ATHY GARRISON SAM PURSES nSam -rugged center, who got the ball off the backhoard, play- ed two years on varsity. I TOM CARNES T0mmy',-good set shot, moved from reserves to varsity, op- portunities for development dur- ing next two years. 4Athy held down the center position, ruled the backhoardg returns next year. JERRY HONTAS 'ferryv-another two-year man, noted for his spectacular long shots. Page 1 73 ,xi Sl 3 ff .x 1 ,X ff ? f X-N-Z FERRIS a 1 D, 3 'X .. Q 'A Y SE BRAHLER MARANTIDES INMAN RYMAN JOE FERRIS Hfoen-played reserve hall last year, good material for future McKinley teams. TONY BRAHLER HTonyv-played reserve ball last year, hard Worker, returns next year. H ANDY MARANTIDES c'Anfly77-an outstanding sophomore who played in several games, a boon to future lVlcKinley teams. JAMES INMAN alum -a hard fighting center with two years of varsity play ahead of him. LOUIS RYMAN 4'L0uie -completed first year on varsity as guard, will return next year. Page 174 Tournament Qxfw For the first time in four years, Canton McKinley failed to send a team to the state finals in the basketball elimination held at Columbus. Captain Tip Lockhard sank the winning basket in the first game when the Hsudden deathw rule was invoked in an overtime period in the game with Springfield Township. The score was 29 to 27 in favor of the Bulldogs. Playing tight defensive ball, but still weak in their offensive attack, the Bulldogs won a hard fought game from Youngstown South by a score of 17 to 14, in their second encounter. Athy Garrison played fine defensive ball, while Roy Sheil was high point man with five points. In the district finals, the Bulldogs were handed a 28 to 18 defeat by the strong Akron Buchtel Griffins. The Bulldogs went down fighting, but were unable to hit the basket. Playing his last game for the Red and Black, Roy Sheil, stellar guard, turned in an outstanding performance by holding Chuck Garbett, one of the finest players in the Akron district, to three fielders and five goals. Page 175 Coaches Of Other Sports First row: Mr. T. B. Jackman, mvunagerg Mr. John Reed, basebfzllg Miss Minnie Lynnegirls, sportsg Mr. Ted Branin, S1UiI7'Il7l7:f7.gj Mr. Charles VVright, track. Second row: Mr. Virgil Hinton, intramuralg Mr. Paul Schott, lermisg Mr. E. F. Goodman, golfg Mr. Myers, reserve basketball. a nl 1. dyffo f YIXLX Other Sports McKinley teams accumulate outstanding records each season Five varsity teams besides football and basketball are maintained Swimming team shares state championship with Fremont Approximately 200 students participated in varsity athletics Both girls and boys are eligible for competition Girls, Yale-Harvard game has become annual classic Page 176 Left to right, first row: Fernandez, Snyder, Harold, Hegal, Ferrara, Murphy, manager. Second row Sims, Harrington, Royl, Coach Myers. Reserve Basketball Coach--Mr. Dan Myers Won eight of their 16 games Most of games lost were lost by slight margins Played reserves of schools whose varsity played the Bulldogs Developed material for varsity squad of next year Placed Carnes on varsity after he made record of 44 points Hard working group of boys 1 .x 'X If ii Page 177 First row: Woods, Myer, Johnson, Keller. Second row: Guist, Smith, Born, Keagy, Mamaliga, G. Moore, Shisbey, Domer, Olmstead. Third row: Furman, Garley, Oyler, Whitehouse. Wolfe, Killian, C. Moore, Winters, Tischoff, Coach Branin. E? 'N a J fx . 1 ff' gif Varsity Swimming Coach-Mr. Ted Branin Tied for first place in the state meet with Fremont Won ll of their regular schedule of 12 meets Took first place in the Carnegie Tech meet for fifth consecutive time Placed second in the Fremont relays Took first place in the district meet at Hudson Placed first in the Pitt relays Page 178 .-,wwf First row: Coach W1'ight, Coleman, Wycoff, Franta, Alecusan, Jefferson, Fisher Buchanan Riehl, Sigler, Moldovan, Paar. Second row: Kalenterides, Cendell, John, Soletz, Bader, DeCamp, Lawson, Gomes Smith Pearlman. Third row: SwalloW,'McFarren, Deal, Willianas, Valentine. Chmel, Charley, Stock Martinez Fourth row: Marsh, Vorshak, Muto, Nelson, Gertual, Kirk, Smith. Varsity Track Coach-Mr. Charles Wright Held practices at Fawcett stadium and in school basement First track team to use Fawcett stadium Raced in a schedule of six meets Unusually large number of boys showed their talents in the field Sent part of squad to tournament meets Included number of lettermen ,.g.,,--V Page 179 E? 'N K-2 First Rowg Davis, Blair, Stuchul, Pettit, Bulat, Garthwaite. Second Rozvg Becker, Vargonnes, Johnson, Kalenterides, Jones, Swartz, Schneider. f 5 X-FZ Yale Coach--Miss Minnie Lynn Captained by Betty Stuchul Under general management of Miriam Becker Peg Schneider was student manager Miss Leota Clarke was faculty manager Lost to Harvard by 22 to ll score Led in first period and put up good fight Page 180 First Row: Walf01'd, Youtz, Summers, Petit, Blair, Austin. Second Row: Becker, Hegnauer Raihourne, McCann, Green, Tormasi, Sheaffer. Harvard Coach-M iss Minnie Lynn Captained by Dot Petit, senior Under general management of Miriam Becker Student manager was Maxine Sheaffer Miss Ruthanna Davis was faculty manager Cheerleaders were Rose Anna Cann and Ted Kalenterides Took the game by a score of 22 to ll J -a w t ji I I gl film -M! N-if i Page 181 First Row: Myers, Redd, Boltres, Ziegler. Second Row: Borden, Bambeck, McAfee. Sheil. -N Sf! 9 .x 'X . ir f l?-3 Varsity Tennis Coach-Mr. Paul Schott Two lettermen returned to team, Merriman and Myers Two promising newcomers in Bambeck and Heinzroth Other members of team, Sigler, Sheil, Redd and Boltres Held all home meets at Nimisilla courts Placed entries in the district and sectional meets Played regularly scheduled list of teams Page 182 -Q64 ' wwf 1 irs' Rczc: Suitale, Packa, Seaman, Brendus. Novelli. Second Row: Novelli, Replace, DeMa1'io Gliatta, Nortch. Varsity Golf Coach-Mr. E. F. Goodman Forty boys tried out for this varsity team Played first match with Akron North Home matches played at Tam O7Shanter golf course Entered tournament competition Followed regular schedule of meets 7 Sport showed increasing interest on part of students If ffffo Z Q' f'l,r In gr, im- X Page 183 I First Rowg Rossi, Zaharie. Whitehouse. Triner, Wolfe, Bozman, Humes. Second Rowg Purses, Michael, Jurkovic, Weime1', Manly. Hoagland, Taylor. 3 'Lx IDL' r , fi ll mlflzfe IJ, Varsity Baseball Coach-Mr. John Reed Triner and Purses from last yearis team became mainstays Six games listed on schedule First game played on April 21 Home games were played on city field and at Cook park Entered tournament competition One of best of school's baseball teams Page 184 Q., UHGHHIZHTIUHS vw x A , V 1 p , ... 1 .4 . X .r. . 4. 1 N . X , r A AI.. 1 .Q ' .7 V 'Ji Q ax, -'I iw-- , i V., Q V , A f V' r.: , K A J- :. , I I ,., 1 ylk . '75 .- 'a:,,, , ,UN Y, ,, f , . x , , .1 6 .t , , W- , , - 7, -,. J ht t 'IL' af 'f. f- ..'.,. .',f:... - 'f -wif ,-,g'.l5Ti,f .,--1 .1 1 y V- 1 . -1. , , .X . I .. J, , YW A n. ' 'ww 1 c 'r we I . a ' 1 First Row: Zandt, Heatley, Hegnauer, Jones, Johnson, Vaughen, Williams, Hurford, Blum Second Row: Beazel, Kantor, Simon, Schmidt, Gilbert, Zwallen, Sliaeffer. Friendship Club Advisor-Miss Evelyn Long of the Y. W. C. A. Purpose-Cato help a girl to grow in her ability to make right choicesg to learn to appreciate and understand other people and the world in which she livesg to adjust herself to her social environment, to become a creative citizen in her home, school, church, and community. 1 d e a I s-uto face life squarelyv and 'ito find and give the bestf' Page 185 X .5333 4' Q fi fa 511 u fl ,f J fp! Officers-Martha Blum, president, Jean Heatley, vice-president, Annette Johnson, secretaryg Patricia Hurford, treas- urer. Committee cllairmen,-Mary Lou Vaughen and Mary Ellen Beazel, program, Jean Schmidt and Delores Hegnauer, service, Maxine Sheaffer and Vera Zwallen, publicity, Patri- cia Byrer and Lucie Simon, ring, Betty Salmon and Evelyn Zandt, clramaticsg Mary Elizabeth Williams and Lucille Gilbert, worship, Emma Kantor, music, and Kathryn Jones, social. Page 186 Projects-supplying needy families with food, clothing and toys at Thanksgiving and Christmas, helping to sponsor the Hi-Y Friendship conference, serving at banquets dur- ing the year, and contributing to the Canton Sholar- ship Foundation. Ring group-to give those girls who so desire extra opportun- ity to put into effect Girl Reserve ideals by discussing problems of interest and by philanthropic work. Page 187 W ..-N First Row: Walther, Miss Galbreath, Vaughen, Hegnauer. Second Row: Miss Coleman, Miss Blum, Heatley, Miss E. Thompson, Miss Shelton. -ff. -N .3 ,Nt ,vm , ..'i1 'f,,f la - ,ya fav Q I I , 1123 aff aft' Girls' Booster Club Officers-Delores Hegnauer, presidentg Mary Lou Vaughen, vice- presiflentg Catherine Walther, secretary, Jean Heatley, Lreasurer. Advisor-Miss Ida Galbreath, chairman. -Purpose-to support actively all school events and arouse en- thusiasm for them, to practice good sportsmanship as a group, to encourage student participation in clif- ferent activities, and to promote school spirit. Page 188 I Projects-providing microphones to carry the sound for the games, adding color to football classics by releasing balloons and distributing red feathers, selling basket- ball and football pencils and red and black bulldogs, providing costumes for the girl cheerleaders, and arousing school spirit for all the athletic contests and other school activities. Cheerleaders-Marjorie Warner, seniorg Alma Allen, sophomore. Page 189 if X dx . ff fi . -wwamas-.9., aux A gl ' n.Q ' 4 w w X, I , s s s . , V I S C4:pg?1'?T,,ewff' Jylk will 9,4 Ht l A3 qt , 'af' ,f 4f W4 Parties -ln November an appropriate 'School Dazen' idea pleased the fancy of the Booster members. The group was di- vided into 12 schools. The school that was the best all- around received prizes for each pupil.', In April a gigantic review was staged. For this event the mcm- bers of both Booster clubs combined. It was a pot- pourri of all the social events of the year. Page 190 Committees W in n e r s Entertainment, program, decorating, refreshment and credential committees. A different chairman for each committee was appointed for every one of the social affairs so that new ideas would be carried out. This gave each party a distinctive, individual tone. In the annual pencil selling contest the following came out on top: Marjorie Zinslen and Barbara McCann who sold 121 pencils each. Page 191 if 2 vfl, y fm? ,f CTXT5 yjflj -1 70 ff Qi Hi-Y Club Presiflents-Walter Wiche1'n, Ifpsilong Bolton Strauch, Sigmag Harold Weicla, Kappag William Luckring, Omegag Warren Holder, Delta. Advisor-Mr. Paul G. Pickens of the Y. M. C. A. Purpose--uto create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf' Slogan-Mclean living, clean scholarship, clean speech, and clean athleticsfl Page 192 bk - gf ,,.. ,V - c ,. x . K ' ' First Row: Strauch, Staudt, Weida, Trew, Klumph, Luckring, Wickern, Stock, Holder. Second Row: Priest, Bozman, Hostetler, Stamm, Hoffman, Cibbins, Boop, Scarlati, Wise, Adams Hi-Y Council Members-Officers of the five chapters and the advisor. Projects -contributing generously to the Student Loan Fund and Social to Wforld Brotherhood, providing baskets for the needy at the holiday seasons, presiding at the bicycle court, and distributing booklets to the teachers for use dur- ing Lent. -planning dances, camping trips, splash parties, and other recreation for Hi-Y members. Page 193 V .t ,gift First Row: Harris, Lappin, Carlin, Schempf, Seeling, Kenner, Hick, Fisher, Corbett, Walthe1', Welborn, Cohen, Kiley, Jones, Kines, DeFrance. Second Row: Larcenau, D. Profit, M. Profit, Orr, Seeger. Kinnear, Wyler. Chapin, Pustay, Love, Kiefer, Soldatis, Pustay, Lasehinsky, Carosiella, Orange, Carrol. Third Row: Curci, Wilson, Enot, Strang, Skaggs, Roth, Brady, Pavelsik, Homenko, Miss Wen1'ick. 'F Art League Officers-James Skaggs, president, Jane Fisher, vice-president, Anne Soldatis, secretary, Jack Strang, treasurer. Advisor -lVliss Key C. Wenrick, chairman. Purpose -wto advance the knowledge of those interested in all different types of art such as cartooning, painting, and sketching, and to learn to discriminate between good and had art work. Page 194 G, .A Q WMI Q LA Boys' Booster Club Officers- Advisors Purpose Verle DeCamp, presidentg James Tucker, vice-presi- clentg Jack Bozman, secretaryg Ray Nist, treasurer. -Mr. D. V. Peabody, chairman. to give Whole-hearted support to all school activities, to encourage athletic contests by their cheering and attendance, and to promote clean sport and clean speech by clean living. Page 195 ls , -.,. 5.f f ' l. Mfg? . ' ' X , - First Row: Plott, Gudell, Hreit, Bendrotll, Cerfuson, Mcflaughey, G. Tarzan, Bieiy, Vardel, Fisher, Comsia, Poparad, Adams, Charley, Zaharie, Sirak, Kuemerle, Kalenterides, Stinson McAfee, Elefterides, Barnbeck. Second Row: Brown, Lallo, Tarzan, Kirkwood, Samergedes Petty, Petit, lVlcNeely, Eddelman, Alecusan, Padermos, Guernsey, Kehl. R. Wagner, Macrides Soldatis, Housley, Small, Nortch, Spencer, Merry. Third Row: Winters, Green, Ullom, Strauch, Cadillac, Knight, Harvey, Staudt, Klonoski, Alecusan, Bund, Patrick. Myers, Farinet, Epley, Kiehl, Riegler. Fourth Row: Lipp, Keagy, Oyler, Trew, Ruppert, Lightfoot, Wickern Chapman, McMacken, Bowen, Meyers, Flickinger, Schneider, Cooper, Sigler, Wagner, Liskey Julian, Nortch. 1 Q Q - Boys' Leaders' Club Officers-Robert Adams, president, Ralph Kuernerle, vice-presi- dent, Neil Spencer, secretary, Homer Rupert, treas- urer. Advisor -Mr. H. L. Wieck. Purpose Eto attain higher skill in gym Work, to assist in the regular classes, to play an important part in the 47 gym exhibition, and to develop a spirit of coopera- . -, tion, responsibility and leadership. ,Z fp? X 47 ff Page 196 First Row: Schafer, Linhart, Garcia, Boring, Feasline, Weiss, Wa1'd, Stewart, Brahler, Bonzalez Second Row: Khoury, Curtiss, Shaeffer, Zinslen, Tope, Coe, Schwing, Smith, Lightfoot Rupert. Third Row: Mr. Pratt, Greenamyer, DeCamp, Brennan, VanSickle, Sikes, Fete Camera Club Officers---Verle DeCamp, presidentg George Lightfoot, vice-pres- Advisor- Purpose irlerzlg Anne Wa1'd, secretary, Paul Cox, treasurer. Mr. D. R. Pratt, chairman. -to study photography as a hobby while presenting to the members a composite picture of commercial and amateur photography, and to enable them to take bet- ter pictures and point out improvements in doing this. Page 197 . .iii 4' V ff ef ' fx First Row: Klamer, Wagner, Niarchos, Barr, McPeak, Darsky, Anastis. Second Rauf: Summers, Rudd, Hontas, Mr. Crandell. Debate Advisor-Mr. S. Judson Crandell. Purpose-to give students an opportunity by training and prac- tice for interscholastic competition in debating and argumentation. Tournaments-4'Round Robin tournamenti, in the Ohio High School speech league, six all day invitational N. F, L. tournaments, state tournament held at Shelby, and the Western Reserve university tournament. Page 198 First Row: Wagner, Klamer, Barr, Niarchos, Darsky, Anastis. Second Row: Roach, Summers Rudd, Hontas, Firestone, Mr. Crandall. National Forensic League Officers-Benjamin Darsky, presidentg Myron Rudd, vice-presi- clentg Lois Barr, secretary, Reuben Klamer, treasurer. Advisor -Mr. S. Judson Crandell, chairman. Purpose --'ato promote the interests of interscholastic debate, ora- tory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and by conferring upon deserving candi- dates a Worthy badge of distinction. Page 199 1 JD f 4 Z ZVQQ First Row: Lintene, Houser, Houser, Dulabahn, Daniczi, Lemke. Shaheen, Carlin, DeCamp, Kilper, Urban, James, Dohy, Sikora, Robinson, Kiley. Second Row: Jones, Nichols, Clause, Craig, Vutetakis, Kost, Vutetakis, Postlewaite, Heagy, Woleski, Nichols, Byrer, Shaheen, Ballos, Guillod, Myers. Third Row: Miss Motschman, Homenki, Trew, Greenameyer, Waterson, Wycuff, Noughman, Ebert, Fry. Etiquette Club Officers-Calvin Carlin, presidentg Gerald Coran, secretary and treasarerg Lois Barr and Verl DeCamp, program com- mittee. Advisor klViiss Elizabeth Motschman, chairman. Purpose -to acquire ease and poise in social contacts, to learn how to meet people and get along with them, to gain K4-fl a feeling of being at home in social groups, and to form and foster pleasant school friendships. . A' ff? f' 172 ,Qf Page 200 First Row: Meachem, Blum, Beatty, Petit, Hegnauer, Blake, Murphy, Burkhardt, Roberts, Schmidt Sommer, Salaika, Bund, Piercen, Beazel, Vaughen, M. Beatty, Gerber. Second Row: Johni son, Johanning, Watkins, D'Aur0ra, Clause, Clippinger, Gilbert, Birnosku, McCann, Hicks .Hechtel, Fifield, Herlan, Robinson, Benton, Danner, Lutz, Demian. Third Rowg McClain Gibbons, Musat, Kirkbridge, Reynolds. Garaux, Harokopus, Byrer, Bossart, Rizzo, Manos Nist, Killian, Lusetti, Spilios, Pasko, Miss C. Schneider, Miss F. Schneider, Miss E. Zurcher Le Cercle Francais Officers Advisor Purpose Ludmila Salaika, presidentg Livia Demian, zJice-pres- identg Oliver Musat, secretary, James Gibbons, treas- urer, Delores Hegnauer, historian. -Miss Emelie Zurcher, chairman. -to make French more enjoyable by enabling its mem- bers to participate in plays, by hearing it spoken in- formally, by studying French customs, and by corre- ,, ' N. sponding with students in France. fi ,4.' J c Q! Page 201 1 s s First Row: Robinson, Arthur, Hansen, Slattery, Finn, Nichols, Hicks, Gilmore. Second Row: Straub, Castor, Zufall, Brugh, Hicks, Barbecik. f 1 9 4-.7 f X Get-Acquaintecl Club Officers-Mary Cerrone, president, Jean Arthur, vice-president, Wilma Hansen, secretary and treasurer. Advisor-Miss Eclna Schumaker, chairman. Purpose -to enable new students at McKinley to feel at home and get their bearings, to learn to know fellow class- mates better, and to become generally more uacquaint- ed 77 Page 202 Wi . rg 'MAR V 3 H V' H 2 I V I ..,, .,, .4,,.W,., '1 'x 1. V1 ', , --,Q ' fm- Q ' , V , V 'L 1 ' W' '- P Q, W4 - -if 4 +, it ya S-as W1 if 4, 3 tr ff . ,h. satisfy! rv 4 if ' 5 1 A A 1 of ,f ,N WJ ,fp if .. f .., .AQQ .4 . , .V , . , ,. .V A . A, .A.A ,,. ,,, ,., ,f , f , ,I V, , f .P .. f, ! , , ' i - f 1 'A a , . p ,' A fa 4 . . ,,,i ' . il ' r , 1 ' y ,J - B - an , 4 , - ' '-.. .,.- f 4..,s.,. -- f -- - ff 1' -or '- ' -V LW 2 ' e 'f ' 1r 'e J ' . 1 ' 'M ' ' '- 1 r'95f-f95i' 13l r f- ,. v.6V, ,w.,,.,,,,.,,,,,.gQ-1 .'v.,., ,,..,,...,,I.,U , . ,, ,.,, , V ..,. If ..-- 5, , .,,.,. ,.,s,.,q-V.-,.,,o.,' . ,,,,, First Row: Snowden, Cain, Kinsel, Bower, Petersen, Corclray, Rampi, Gerber, Smith, Davis. Green, Rhoads, Dice, lVlcQuaide, Youtz, Swartz, Beatty, Figley, Huelf, Johnson, Hegnaur, Jones, Beckley, Sommer, Wise, Reynolds, Williarlis, Hughes, Garthwaite, Shurtz. Second Row: Rampi, Ball, Stephens, Hart, McVehil, Beazel, Rilper, Stewart, Hand, Kirkhride, Bulat, Pettit, Petit, Davis, Houch, Schneider, Darling, Lazarides, Austin, Segreti, Sheaffer, Babies, Guiteriz, Gaffney, Blair. Third Row: Gonzales, Lutz, Gertler, Spiker, Fox, Riegler, Blair, Brown, Dix, Parker, Brunatti, Keller, Tormasi, Boyer, Hulit, Heil, Andes, Vasiliasdes, Weiss, Seymour, Stear, Best, Luke, Prophet, Vulcan, Vaughen. Girls' Leaders' Club Officers- Helen Huelf, president, Delores Hegnauer, vice-pres identg Madelyn Beatty, secretary, Annette Johnson, treasurer, Kathryn Jones, social chairman, Phyllis Figley, publicity chairman. Advisor -Miss Minnie Lynn. Purpose -to provide for development of qualities of leadership and to ins ire increased efficienc in h sical educa- .42 P Y P Y fa tion through special training and practical apprentice- ..: fp? ff ship in gym and swimming classes and in the annual exhibition. ,lf f 4 1 X Page 205' f ,r It . , ' . ' , , 1 fx., ' - P , q, t , . ,,,V First Row: Zollars, McQuaicle, Demian, Buncl, Hegnaur, Johnson, Hopp, Dice, Criswell, Hughes, Smith, Fisher, Lemke, Guist, Shaheen, Williams, Salmon, Heatley, Petit, Garthwaite, Blum, Reed, DeF1'ance. Second Row: Martin, Spisak, Schwab, Zinslen, Mickolvich, Gerzina, Henderson, Best, Lobb, Andes, Weimer, P. Smith, M. Williams, Watkins, Campbell, Gilmore, Adams, Barcia, Bashare, Soldatis. Third Row: Miss Clarke, Haas, Hansen, Love, Ramsey, Barr, Beck, Dominick, Rawley, Nelson, Mathias, Bohrer, Girtler, Forrest, Monzu, Depallo Cecconi. 1 Girls' Service League Officers-Verla Hansen, president, Jane Lemke, vice-presidenig Dorothy Petit, secretary, Julia Reed, treasurer. Advisor-lVliss Leota Clarke. Purpose-to help others in every way possible by showing court- esy and consideration and by helping them to find their way around, to make sophomore girls feel welcome at McKinley, and to put service before self at all times. Vffjl 4l',',f .. ky! Za f 0, MQ f Z Page 204 First Row: Babies, Kretzinger, Triner, Pekar, Smith, Bolster, Wojtowicz, Oaneea, Adler, Campean Second Row: Roush, Mitseff, Mokodean, Crowther, Born, Luther, Baehrens, Ritchie. National Graphic Arts Society Officers Advisor Purpose Adolph Wojtowicz, president, John Roush, vice-presi- dent, Ernest Keifer, secretary, Eli Babies, treasurer, Richard Baehrens, sergeant-of-arms. WML C. A. Lyle. -Ato establish an interest in the art of printing, to pro vide actual experience by putting out a paper, to ad Vance theories and practices of printing to those in terestecl. I sf , fir .jx Page 205 We ef Q73 First row: Danner, Kerepides, Smith, Allen, Daniluk, Hoever, Horner, Lintner. Second row: Spencer, Barnes, Anderson, Heatley, Schwab, Zinslen, Miller, Miss Summers. V-671 I 7 f.. f,,'7'.'- .j ' I ' Eff fffa We f4' ,,,. Latin Club Officers-Patty Smith, presidentg Gloria Anderson, vice-presi- dentg Ruth Allen, secretaryg Patricia Byrer, treasurer. Advisor -lVliss Inez V. Summers, chairman. Purpose -to create a better understanding and knowledge of Roman history and customs, and to show the influence of the Latin language and Roman culture on our every day life in all fields. Page 206 First Row: Wilson, Muccilli, Kenner, Fisher, Riggs, Foster, Lawrence, Brahler, Dempsey, Seeling Johnson, Garthwaite, Neel, Tohey, Babb, Darling, Karcher, Youtzey, Etris, Verno, Kiehl Second Row: Huff, Marzic, Carosielli, Feldbush, Gilmore, Baechtel, Baxter, Auld, Dicken son, Wagner, Colucci, Ball, Myers, Christea, Millward, Forrest, Hansen, Kampi, Rebellino Third Row: Miss Jones, Feldbush, Kornitsky, Craening, Brown, Riese, Gibbons, Straub Coehn, Payne, Curci, Baker, Pettit, Brenkamp, Booher, Soldatis, Mergus, Carl, Adams, Gasbare Modern Writers' Club Officers--Marjorie Carthwaite, presidentg Virginia Riggs, vice- presidentg Lucille Dempsey, secretary, Annette John- son, treasurer. Advisor -Miss Mildred Jones, chairman. Purpose -to discuss the life and works of contemporary authors so that the output of these authors may be better appreciated and so that the students may enjoy them more, and to sponsor the uBoolc Corner in the Times. .fairy 1 7 J if 1 f 0 Page 207 Left to right, first row: Bund, Demian, Heatley, Martin, Haas, Schwab, Zinslen, Gilmore, Fisher, Andes, Criswell, Dickinson, McMillen, Watkins, Hughes, Johnson, Petit, Williams, Shaheen, Reed, DeFrance. Second row: Mr. Pottorf, Guertal, Dominick, Hanson, Adams, Kantor, Smith, Byrer, Baer, Adams, Best, Lobb, Smith, Sheatzley, Hawley, Guist, Carosiella, Gaspare, Soldatis, Beck. Third row: Dice, McQuaide, Spisak, Ramsey, Mathias, Nelson, Gerzina, Radosevic, Harris, Mc- Gaughey, Williams, Blum, Jones, Salmon, Hegnauer, Becker, McVehil, Doyle, Urban, Monzu. Fourth row: Schario, Schmidt, Nichols, Barr, Garcis, Kestel. -Bohrer, Ropp, Simon, Schmidt, Richards, Dapollo, Lutz, Garthwaite, Fulk, Love, Lemke, Moore, Mr. Baker. Fifth row: Trew, Waldman, Reese, Hann, Sidell, Tundra, Champion, Klumph, Bader, Dorn, Ray- mond, Strang, Gordon, Strauch, Mees, Knoch, Malick, Beck, Nickas, Gregory. Sixth row: Grundy, Hatfield, Hayes, Boop, Armogida, Wise, Wichern, Miller, Kehl, Roberts, Starkey, Chimples, Schmidt, Hendershot, Miller, Barnes, Track, Flex, Preusser, Drozda. National Honor Society Officers-Robert Schmidt. president, Walter Wichern, vice-pres- identg Verla Hansen, secretary, ,lack Strang, treas- urer. Purpose-to honor those who have maintained a high scholastic standard during their years at high school and have shown outstanding traits of leadership, service, and character as evidenced by their school activities and by the recommendations of their teachers and the unanimous approval of the faculty. Qt .l E. ,J 1,-, fl 45 a m Page 208 ' ' ' ' V K -wax w g ' w x, 16,-L4,f.f,af-,fmMW, -,f.M.,.,f. - f. , , - Ns ' g 'f'y'o ' PM f A Aff! 1 1 A7 7 I ff 1 M f y I ,of 1 , f , jf f 6 , , M f f gif? f M cis Q for f V f 1 M V f 1 7, Aff of f Q ff ,422 ff WX f Q ,ffifftff fr fc , f W ff' fy f ' Second Row: Hauser, Stedman, Olmstead, Mills, Dickinson, Bergert, McCann, Konovsky. Third Row: Smith, Watkins, Schmidt, McMakin, Hausrath, Mees, Heatley, Mr. Miller. Orchestra Concert maestro-Marie Jaclcsich. Advisor -Mr. Ellmore Miller. Purpose -to play at school dramatic and musical presentations, to present an annual concert in the late winter there- by giving students a chance to learn fine music, to gain added experience in this field, and to play at baccalaureate and other graduation exercises. Page 209 First Row: Leach, B. McGaughey, Croft, Mcflaughey, Neho, Atwood, Averjean, Jaclisich, Aug baugh, Valentine, Myers, Rabinowitz, Fenton, Kessenides, Baxter, Bowers, Nofsger, Faust Flad, Clapper, Rose, Miller, Auld Blazer, Cox, Hunt, Miller, Kehl, -,Ziyi-LIS ff XXJ ffl? ff' a i my .7 -fy, .1 70 X! ff gf ,nm f fi 0 . Sikora, Zufall, Robinson, Johnson, Deal, Zantopoulos. Club Officers-Georgia Robinson, president, Sophia Zantopoulos, vice- presidentg lVlarie Sikora, secretary, Marian Zufall, treasurer. Poetry Advisor -Miss Grace Long, chairman. Purpose -to provide inspiration for all McKinley students who have poetic inclinations, and to support the poetry page of the Times, the McKinley High poetry anthol- ogy, and the celebration of National Poetry week. Page 210 , .. ,- First Row: Slattery, Keough, Harris, Hammonds, Heck, Marshall, Blair, Snowden, Smith, Fewell, St. George, Bartos, Lobb, Huelf, Lazarides, Sikora, Shaeffer, McCallin. Second Row: Rhoads, Weintraub, Ackerman, Chapanar, McDonald, Long, Ryan, Seese, Scott, Sutcliffe, Cilham, Hutchins, Simon, Zwallen, Brubach, Kerry, Rose, Naylor. Third Row: Harriman, Cook, Khouiy, Sweeney, Alexander, Stamm, Fach, Rose, Sherman, Liber, Crites, Miller, Schneider. Fourth How: Duerr, Siegler, Belding, Jones, McConnell, Cocek, Skaggs, Murtes, Kretzinger, Gliatta, Anastis. Press Club Officers- Advisor Purpose Vera Zwallen, presidentg Harry Jones, vice-president, Lucie Simon, secretary, Harold Fondren, treasurer. -Miss Marguerite Bair, chairman. -to further an interest in journalism, to increase the knowledge of the members in newspaper work, in cur- rent events, and in all topics of publication work, and to inspire journalistic ideals. ff? Page 211 First Row: McQuaide, Bartos, Feldbush, Huelf, Lobb, Bohrern, Simon, Zwalien. Second Row: Schneider. Jones, Schario, VonGunten, Miller, Strang, Gordon, Knoch. , A751 Qi! , fd' ff 1 I 0 . Quill and Scroll Advisor -Miss Marguerite Bair. Purpose -to honor those who are on the staff, or will be on it, and are in the upper third of their class, by admitting them into the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, and to give them a further op- portunity in journalistic work by entering contests presented through the Quill and Scroll magazine. Page 212 First Row: Capestrain, Parks, Keller, McQuaide, Beazel, Kelley, Feldbush, Bohrer, Toimasi Bulat, Stewart. Second Row: Maksim, Schario, St. George, Mr. Leist, Bartos, Cordon, Knoch Business Staff Advisor -Mr. F. W. Leist. Business manager-Merle Knoch. Purpose -to put the school publications, the weekly paper ancl the yearbook, on a paying basis by soliciting adver- tising, by sponsoring the contest for the sale of an- nuals for which generous prizes are awarded, and by handling the financial end in business transactions. Page 213 ff f7 ff .flu f if First Row: Keough. Kost, Spisak, Sutcliffe, Best, Lohh, Huelf, Simon, Zwallen, Jones, Carosiella. Second Row: Miss Bair, Khoury, Strung, VonGunten, Jones, lVIiller, Schneider, Fach, Fondren, Small. Editorial Staff Advisor -Miss Marguerite Bair. Editors-in-chief-Roberta Lobb, Times staffg Harold Fondren, annual staff. Purpose -to present to the school a representative paper which keeps students informed on what happens, and to pub- lish an annual which affords a composite picture of K-53 the year's events. f . 57? r . jf' Qi ff ,4 0 Page 214 First Row: McQuaide, R. Smith, Allman, Gilmore, Urban, A. Smith, Schlarb, Johnson, Krajcic Neff, Banks, Wyler, Pustay, Jones, Guist. Shaheen, Orange, Drabble, Zimmerman, McVehil Kines, DeFrance. Second Row: Martin, McPete, Hart, Click, Leitner, Brahler, Potter, Caster Ropp, Hubert, Chapin, Lemke, Wendling, Corusy, Mcflaughey, Bednarz, Beashore, Doyle Fulk, Pustay, Hines. Third Row: Shearer. Shaheen, George, Donato, Esber, Gengel, Gerzina Henderson, Anstadt, Hontas, Klamer, Call, Roach, Maggioie, Conrad, Coran, Armogida, Miller Fourtlz Row: Eller, Boise, Walters, DeCamp, Bonsky, Barham, Summers, Wise, Bader, Trew Rudd, Erbland, Firestone, Darsky, Carig, Wagner. Social Science Club Officers-Myron Rudd, presidentg Harold Boise, vice-presidentg Ruth Schlarb, secretary, Marjorie Johnson, treasurer. Advisor -Miss Ruth Lehmiller, chairman. Purpose -to interest pupils in political questions by studying events of the past and present and by awarding a Social Science prize to a senior, and to sponsor Armis- tice and Poppy day programs. ,Wifi .fa f ff! f Qf f ' o Page 215 if 1 First Row: Roach, Armogida, Bozman, Wasson, Andrews, Rose, Baker, Boscoff. Second Row: Champion, Bradshaw, Lachinske, Skaggs, Lewis, Unkefer, Ehhert, Feightner, Miss Bozman 'X f7 X X lf Stagecraft Club Officers-Jack Bozman, presidentg James Feightner, vice-presiw dent, Gerald Lewis, secretaryg William Bradshaw, treasurer, Dante Armogida, electrician. Advisor -Miss Martha Bozman, chairman. Purpose -to construct all the stage settings which are used in class plays, operettas and class parties, to handle the lights at these affairs, and to provide the proper scenery for different types of assemblies. Page 216 First Row: Umbenhour, Vrungos, Cocek, Grund M K N ll H U L y, c een, 0 , ana, eirman, Peters, Hausra Second Row: Mr. Leist, Mees, VonGunten, Sotrk, Rudd, Duerr, Bush, Bader, Friscat. Stamp Club Officers-Walter Mees, presidentg Earl Carrier, vice-presidentg Betty lVlcKeen, secretaryg Bill Bush, treasurer. Advisor-Mr. F. W. Leist, chairman. Purpose -to increase the members, knowledge of all kinds of stamps, to have an opportunity to trade stamps with one another, and learn how to enjoy the hobby of phi- lately to its fullest. V 6 377 , fzg ff' if X , if 4 . Page 217 th First Row: Miller, Stevens, Hughes, Schemph, Drabble, Bund, Miss Haverstack. Second Row: McClain, Seidel, Klumph, Luckring. if ff 11 tl li-.ij V 54 ff? 1 T National Thespian Society Officers-Thorpe Klumph, presidentg Dorothy Hughes, vice- presidentg Marian Miller, secretary and treasurer. Advisor -Miss lris Haverstack. Purpose -to recognize the achievements of those who represent their school in dramatic enterprises, to extend their knowledge of dramatic work, and to increase their skill by giving them further experience in play pro- duction. Page 218 Travel 1 Fi I V , H, -.. .... N, .-... .... uuut, 1.4-vuueu, uuuuu. IJCCUILIL Roux' Reed, VonGunten, Summers, C. Miller. Neff, J. Miller, Fondren, Alexander. Club Officers-Clarence Miller, presidentg Lois Goddard, vice-presi- Advisor Purpose clentg Lucie Simon, secretaryg Frank Summers, treas- urer. -Miss Jean McCuskey, chairman. -to broaden the viewpoint of those interested in traveh to present a representative picture of our world, to show students the value and genuine enjoyment of travel and to increase their enjoyment thereof. f fi M ffff ,4 J t Page 219 X l I f 1 X X ,X f' ffl T ,X7 nf A C? iYlc'i'XiNf.EJ',WAC-Qc If V f' ff ' f ' -v f 'i4t??1kfTix?f has ft Lie-6 YQ? J ' 7' S N A x ' t ' 1 ' fo ft Qi L1 ' as f I .e Xffgaow f S X Q flgo? 6?ADaD . f X is diggs X Nz I4 x Q x gvpoos l XF ,gt a VNV 5 M foundid -T ,W- goliln. X ' D s 'Q N trgftij 13 his Dx fi if 'ST l Q 27 ' . 1 lib, M lids y 28 .f 'T lx l X X: T K X sy ,. tt 4 N -- if t QLD CH, Page 220 September 4'McKinley here we come! -This is the war cry of about 3,675 students as they enter through the portals of learning. Sophs find out that the girls with '4guide on them actually know where those hard- to-find rooms are. The class of ,4-l is imbued with some good ole', school spirit at their first meeting in the auditorium. Since the library has changed location and been refurnished with all the trimmings, treaders of McKinley's halls have had them- selves a look. Pretty hswelleganti' we'd say, Juniors to the fore today. Among others their president from last year, Dwight Redd, spoke at the assembly. Eighteen hundred gals shouted forth the glory of McKinley at an assembly in which purposes of the Booster club were set forth. Lads and lassies are wearing shirts outside of trousers and skirts, respectively. Looks cute on Balph Myers, our miniature Don Juan. Ho, hum, this assembly bizness is getting tiresome-it's boys this time. If it keeps up we can stop studying for third bell class entirely. The long-touted classic between Lehman and McKinley goes down in history as a smash- ing Bulldog victory by score of 48-6. Yip- pee l I I The fair name of Helen seems to be ex- tremely popular. Miss Bair discovered eight of them in one class! When the Boosters start selling pencils there is no stopping them. f'Buy or else - is there motto. P. S.-They've started. With sightless glance and dazed expression, editors of the Times are seen wandering about. They're practically dead trying to get the paper to press by tomorrow. ' Autumn was officially introduced at noon today but b-r-r-r-r this weather is decidedly winterish. Times assembly for sophs. At last-after a week of rain and wind, old Sol is beginning to shine again. The Bulldogs polished off Akron South to the tune of 32-0 at the second game at Faw- cett Stadium. Some of the more courageous girls are wear- ing their hair on top of their heads, and sure 'nuff we've found several teachers doing it. The lunch hour movie L'Stella Dallas, sure- ly wreaked havoc on our little femmes! When tears run down cheeks and leave river- lets in make-up, the effect isn't particularly devastating. When the U. S. Marine band comes to town McKinleyites with a touch of Sousa turn out. For one selection Lehman and Mc- Kinley bands combined to play under the baton of Capt. Taylor Branson. With a fine first issue the Times appears and becomes a weekly feature with McKinley students. With the opening class party not far off, senior committees are organizing to give the class a good social send-off. October The red and black of McKinley just nosed out the blue and white of Erie by a 7-6 score. Our hay fever victims are rejoicing because of the frost last night. Maybe we won't have to listen to their stock phrase, This hay fever gels me downq any longer. The grand winners of the Booster pencil- selling contest are: lX1arjorie Zinslen and Barbara McCann who tied for first place by selling 121 pencils each. Clubsuare being reorganized to the right and left of us. Step up and take your choice. Senior class members really get down to the business of voting for class officers. Autumn these days is as it should be. Such days were not made for going to school. McKinley found itself in the second half to win by a comfortable 19-6 margin over Huntington, West Virginia. Class officers for senio1's are Bolton Strauch, presidentg .loe Boop, vice-presidentg Katie Jones. secretaryg and Dottie Petit, treasurer. All aspirants of the drama of the senior class tried out for pa1'ts in the Mfrail of the Lonesome Pine today and yesterday. New yells and songs and some of the old stand-bys shook the rafters at a senior as- sembly. The Modern Writers' club seeks a new name for itself. Have you an inspiration? Girls' booster club officers are Del Heg- nauer, presidentg Mary Lou Vaughen, vice- presidentg Catherine Walther, secretaryg ,lean Heatley, treasurer. McKinley walked over Elmira with a score of 52-6. This makes the fifth straight vic- tory! Boys' booster club officers for this year are Yerle De iCampj piiesglentg James Tuck- er. vice-presitentg ac' ozman, secretaryg and Ray Nist, treasurer. Seniors prepare for the psychological test tomorrow by filling out questionnaires. And such questionnaires, whew I I The lon -awaited, much-dreaded psychologi- g cal test has come, seen, and conquered our proud seniors. After effects of club initiations are being felt by new members. Pore lil sophomores! The Booster club emblems that everybody is wearing certainly look 'fsnazzyf' this year. A f'Goblin,s Gatherinm was in order for senioris first class party. Say, that Punkin' Hollow medicine show was really good. Junior class officers are president, Richard Waltersg vice-president, Neil Spencerg sec- retary, Mary Lou Vaugheng treasurer, Dor- othy Pettit. Debate try-outs are coming along. Have we a Cicero in the crowd? Weure being patriotic in keeping up the color scheme. Report 'cards you know. Hi-Y entertains with f'Poverty Trampv-no ties or white shirts. Boys comfortable for once they tell us. Whobpee! No school 'cause teachers go to Cleveland bless'em. With the,Alliance Aviators staging a rous- ing second half rally, we just managed a 33-26 win. Spooks and witches fly about while students endeavor vainly to study after that weekend. X mf f5n'f if Nlhnvefous WHAT THQ. designs, vnnintfousl Amd coLoR schemes do fp Evejyfhiug Tl-ns dn! f-,Nd X Hgff OR is 'IDP ' kd 2: 'W ,f' lf 1' t 44 17Zf ,f ,, K 33 lf sk ff ll 7 l lllllif f 'Z 'Q' A Xxx! 56 ,. Aw 5buCK5 fjxllvfu l cnrff stviy l L Y , f 1 Page 221 '-AV I , A 'f 1,-Lf. f . if f ,y Q X f, f L Qi T . ' if , lik 1 ,ffl M l M!! VX 42 it 'SWE A Y so 2 l A ZQQX lf X 46 fi fi fdQ i , iaafy ' f ,KTWQVSET X f .JJ '51 ' CTM? y f I ,ff , ,ff ' l4i.'llL. i- Wwe fm fill sxjgglfltp rf 'Zi . :trflstw :T ll ' ff asa f Us. K rye?-h, l Nl ni if-Z5 B X J Wrzzz H , Yigx fVex gf Yen? ff JV Page 222 November 2 A call is sent out for senior section pictures for the annual. Hurry and make a date with the birdie! Calling all boys 6' 2 tall, calling all boys 6' 2 to report to office-this is the an- Are they hunt- nouncement Sent out today, ing a basketball squad, do you suppose? The Rep', took the senior class officers' pictures, They even had to lend HPrexy Bolton a tie! The library has been more than twice as busy this year as formerly. Maybe it is the charm of new surroundings. Steubenville's Big Bed bowed to the Bull- dogs 32 to O. Photographers are busying themselves by sending out cards and bulletins to tell sen- iors to get their pictures taken early. First of three Armistice day assemblies. The social science club is putting on the pro- grams. With the arrival of the national scholastic art exhibit many students become fine art consciousw as evidenced by the crowds ad- miring the display. With a MSchool Dazew theme the Girls, Booster Club holds the first of its renowned parties. A good time was had by all- decidedly! Since Armistice day has been declared a national holiday there is no school today. Another nice long week end! With the Bulldogs playing dependable foot- ball Mansfield went home with a 32-0 de- feat. At the helm for the sophomores for the coming year are Ray Nist, presidentg Dor- othy Abbott, vice-presidentg Dorothy King, secretaryg and Richard Smith, treasurer. With a rah, rah, the Girls Boosters selected Alma Allen and Marjorie Warner as cheer- leaders' for this year. The worldis champion typist performed af- ter school for an amazed group of students. The femmes yelled, whistled, shrieked and cheered at today's rally. They displayed enough steam to breeze any team to vic- tory. Boys rate an afternoon Mpepi' rally. That Massillon 'ftigerw hasn't even a chance any- more ! ! We lost. ............,.....,........,.......,..,. 12-O. Will wonders never cease? Katie Jones, the irrepressible, has actually lost her voice! Yep, it really happened! ! The Senior Choral club made its first welcome appearance before class members today. With a arab, urahf' and an Hoie, oief' the annual football dance was celebrated. Comin, down the home stretch we pre- pare to impress teachers in a last week of the second grade period. The Friendship cluh's recognition service was as impressive as ever. Candle-light and soft music-well, you know how it is. Hurry, seniors, pay your class dues for the year and get a free ticket to the class play. ,.t IND UD UI ON -sl OO 12 13 14 15 16 19 20. 21. 22. 30. 31. - E9 . December The McKinley Tankers splashed to a 38-30 triumph over the men's club from the Y. M. C. A. in a practice meet. The Senior Choral club made an appearance with the Canton Symphony singing Sihelius's Finlandia. Our sophs had their first class party and it was a success. How could it help so be- ing with that Snow White and the Sopho- mores theme? We hope you seniors did not forget to list some of your activities on the slips sent out! The school is class play mad-juniors. soph- omores, seniors-all. With another full season awaiting them the swimming team confidently takes on all comers. If youire still alive after all the suspense we would offer our congratulations to those who obtained those coveted Leaders' invita- tions. Tonight marks- the second appearance of Trail of the Lonesome Pine on our Three cheers for the two grand casts who so ably presented this mountain drama! i'The stage. We must needs mind our p's and qis-it's courtesy week, you know. The girls' basketball season is getting un- der way this week. Do we see Yale- Haward timbre in the distance? With courtesy programs being held in each home room instilling chivalrous traits, this building won't seem the same place. The Senior Choral club participated in the ceremonies of laying the cornerstone for the new industrial '4Tim.ken High school. In the inaugural basketball game of the season McKinley downed a strong Akron West combine 42-38. The Friendship clubs of the city and any friends who wished sang Christmas carols on the court house steps. We're being hassembiedw unto death-but, we like it. The Choral club is singing parts of HThe Messiah at the assemblies. This Christmas spirit is the real thing- even the teachers are easin' up a little. The Senior Choral club followed its pleas- ant custom of singing carols in the halls. Mansfield bowed before McKinley 38-31. The home team came through again in a listless battle with Akron South. 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Our dear pedagogues came through with the cheerful statement that we have but 10 days left until exams. No assemblies this week. 'fThey,' are de- termined to make us Hplugn l Bulldogs tasted the first defeat as Alliance won 24-22. A fast Akron East combine defeated the McKinley cagers 34--30. If you're wondering at the crowds in the front hall on the third floor we'll inform you itis a fine water color exhibit. Nvould that the January i'thaw', we are now enjoying would have some effect on our teachers! Do we or don't we? lt's about vocational themes-there seems to be a bit of inde- cision in the air. If you've been a Times chiseler start with the first '39 issue and make a new man for woman? of yourself. Prepare to weep-the Tiger took the Bulldog 26-17. Yesterday in the third swim meet of the year our tankers breezed to an easy victory. The High School orchestra played an ex- cellent program to a capacity crowd. You'd better start shining up red apples if you Hwannan be exempt. Then came the dawn-yup, you guessed itg exemptions were announced. McKinley entered the Win column with a 27-20 victory over Akron St. Vincent. The Bulldogs breezed over Wai'1'e11 with a 34--25 score. Our silver-tongued debaters won a decision over Dover. Three cheers for our tankers. So far they have swum to six straight victories. Our would-be drum majors will have a chance to strut their stuff as tl1ey try out for those coveted positions. The Times again leaves a frazzled staff- and reporter Khourey wrote a headline I I The Dover Crimsoifs crashed our hopes with a 38-26 defeat. McKinley regained the win column. The victim was East Liverpool. Score 33-22. With the Hi-Y-Friendship conference com- ing up, more and more yellow pallets are being worn! Quill and Scroll is increasing its member- ship. Oh, who are the lucky journalists? February When louder and louder shirts are worn ,lohn Von Gunten and ,lack Beatty will wear them, 4'Coing to the conference? That's the chant in the halls today. Alliance bowed to the McKinley Bulldogs in an overwhelming 40-24 defeat. We broke even this weekend for a strong Akron North combine blasted the Bulldog's hopes 32-19. Our swimming team which had no losses so far took second place in the meet at Fremont with schools of northeastern Ohio competing. Come on Yale! Come on Harvard! Rah! Teams are chosen and we're waiting im- patiently for the game. Conference echoes are still heard. Wasn't Dr. Slutz grand? The Valentine issue of the i'Times', created quite a sensation. Massillon made it two in a row over our aggregation. McKinley mermen won their tenth meet to- day, They seem to specialize in breaking records. When the editor-in-chief of the paper has to stay out of school 'cause she gorged on 'tchoclitw cake we'd say things have come to a pretty pass. Can't you guess what those starry eyes mean? It is St. Valentine's day, mes amies! The classical Guild Shakespearean actors delighted the seniors with their presenta- tions. Choose your teachers well for those National Honor Society blanks. Newark Wildcats trounced the Bulldogs 31-27. The Hreds had it. Yale bowed to Haward 22-12. In 12 dual meets our tankers have lost but one. We're pulling for you in the district meet! Hurrah for Washington! Hurrah for the holiday! ! Book larnini is comin' along pow'fu1 strong. The library issued 2,943 books in January. The Chimes of Normandy with a stellar cast was an outstanding success. A com- plete sellout for both nights. Our swimmers covered themselves with gloiy at the district meet. Winning 12 out of 13 places, isn't half had ! I ! Timmy Triner was the lone Bulldog to make the All-County team. The faculty canit always win! The varsity beat 'em in basketball 69-4-1. it avi! X l , ,lt 1 Q K s fi, YO74 fpx 4 w ft! Inu ff X ,f t,,i,.x 2-'ire l Q -A T V K Nl, ' Z in SAX' I sixixr -. rxf X GSTQDZ UQ? X 41344 . 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The Bulldogs won their first game in the sectional tourna- ment in overtime play. The sun forsakes its annual date by not shining-so no pictures this afternoon. They did it again! Our tankers tied with Fremont for state championship. The Hi-Y in a worthwhlie project distri- buted booklets to McKinley teachers for use during Lent. McKinley downed Youngstown in the dis- trict basketball contest 17-14. The annual selling contest is onl That list of prizes is really worth trying for. Akron Buchtel vanquished the Bulldogs in the district game. This is being written so that the name of ,lane Lemke may go down in history. Sheis still supplying senior girls with soap at ye old lunch period. The annual staff tells the sophomores about the glorious annual we're going to have this year. Our erudite Jerry Hontas was a winner in the American Legion essay contest. Were you one of the fortunates to receive a National Honor Society letter? The Times contained a little article about the class of 'i1491 holding a Bunny Hop l I For the fifth consecutive time the tankers took first in the Carnegie Tech relays. Informal pep talks were heard around home rooms as seniors voted on announcements. g'The flowers that bloom in the spring tra, laf'-and so on. The golden days of spring are officially herel Friendship girls are plenty sore from the skating party, but anyway, it was loads of fun! A general shucking of winter coats is no- ticed. However, don't put 'em away for good-winter may have some tricks up his sleeve, you know. The soph Bunny Hop was a 4'wow I How do we know? Well, just ask any of your l'il sophomore friends. The Raymond overture still rings in our ears. We certainly hope it will sound as good to the district judges as it does to us, as the band goes to conquer. Those darlings who made N. H. S. were to have had their pictures taken this afternoon but lack-a-day it rained. Our man of lronf' Stan Schneider, talked about how a field of daisies swaying in the breeze moved him. For shame, Stan. Miss Haverstackls dramatic group is still talking about i'Pygmal1on . Spring vacation begins at 3:30. Oh, boy! Doesn't that sound grand l ! ? April Here we are again. Ready for the home stretch? Well, you'd better be, or else! Number 31 got a 2 to 1 majority in the announcement race so we hope you are satisfied. No, it wasn't an April Fool joke. That sweet lullapalooza grade in chemistry was really real. It can't last. A gigantic review, the 4'Spring Fever Frol- IC., was the successful climax of the year for the two Booster clubs! This weather makes one believe in the fundamental goodness of even your note- writing neighbor in study hall. Have you ordered your announcements and name cards? Hurry, hurry, only two months more 'till graduation. When bigger and better meetings will be had Friendship club will have 'em CA plug for me, a plug for you, a special plug for a special few.J ltls B club night, ye lads and lassies, Have you paid your dues? The seniors-lucky people-have their third party of the year. Ah, for the life of an upperclassman. lf the rain gets you down donit let it wor- ry you. Remember that little verse about the May flowers. The teachers improve their minds by listen- ing to Dr. Graham Stuart lecture. This is one of those days of sighs. Re- port cards do have a habit of appearing about every six weeks. Clothes seem to get brighter and brighter. Maybe it is just the sun shining with more intensity. Maybe it's just us. With drills, pyramids, tumbling, tap-danc- ing, and what have you, the '39 gym ex- hibition lived up to its colorful tradition. At this time of year many colleges are hold- ing high school day. The programs for the days are so nice we wish we could attend all of them! 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Too had you fellows missed the prom! lsn't this about the day that that book of tomorrow the McKinleyite, will be out? These district meets are either vanquishing or being vanquished by our young hopefuls. Consult your daily newspaper for further details. Those athletic contests lcan't say 'Lmeetsn all the timel still go on. Whoopee, going up! Now we are talking about state track, baseball, golf, and tennis meets. Reread notation for May 26. Lest we forget-it is Memorial day, Oh mine weary bones l I Must there be such things as rehearsals for class night? J une Weire taking examinations for which, if we had studied last February we wouldn't be taking now. fSort of complicated? Well, so are these examslj This is the night we glow with pride as fond mammas and pappas meet our teach- ers. The end is near. If you didn't get teary at baccalaureate you will yet go down in shame. Examinations for the rabble-juniors and sophs. Theyire still struggling! Half the senior sections take formal leave of their alma mater. The rest of us exit. The feeling leaves you hollow down inside but don't worry-you'll live. Anti-climax--report cards l l l SENIOR DIRECTORY and ADVERTISING SECTION Remember your friends-the advertisers Arnold, J. L. S Sons Baerls Benson Typewriter Company Bon Marche Shoe Department Buckeye Oxygen Company Canterbury-Craine Book House Canton Academy of Beauty Culture Canton Actual Business College Canton Drop Forging 8 Mfg. Co. Canton Dry Goods Canton Hardware Company Canton Laundry Sz Dry Cleaning Co. Canton Pure Milk Company Canton Repository Canton Storage, Inc. Cassidy's, Inc. Caxton Press Chapman Plumbing 81 Supply Co. Climalene Company Comptometer Company DeLuxe Market Deulole, George Company Don Johnston Flowers Drukenbrod The Tailor Dumont's NEW Jewelry Ellsworth Optical Co. Finefrock, C. O. Co. Finneyas Drug Store Frohme's Flowers General Insurance Agency Goodwill Union Mission 81 Industries Goodwin Engraving Co. Green's Music Store Gussett Boiler 81 Welding Works Halle Brothers Co. Hanover Shoes Harris, T. K. Co. Harvard Clothes, Inc. Hercules Motors Corporation Hoover Company Hygienic Products Company Johnnycs Sohio Station Herman Kehl Flower Shop Klingstedt Brothers Kobackerls Laurenson Agency Company Leonard Agency Lincoln National Life Insurance Lucerne Studio Luntz Iron 8 Steel Company Metropolitan Brick Company Modern Home Utilities Noaker Ice Cream Company Nolan Coal Company Nushaumls Office Equipment Co. Ohio Power Company Onesto-Miller Company Oscar, A. L. Company Punches, L. S. Jewelry Purple Cow RaebeI's Flowers Richman Brothers Company Rogers Jewelry Company Sanitary Milk Company Sherwin-Williams Company Staley Agency Standard Printing Company Stark County Osteopathic Assln. Stark Dry Goods Stern and Mann Sugardale Provision Company Superior Sheet Steel Company Thurin,s Vicary, C. N. Company Walkers Clothing, Inc. Waltz, The Camera Man Warwick 81 Spelman Coal Co. Yale Clothes, Inc. Zwischa Shoe Shop C Page 229 COMMEN CEMENT GIFTS Of Enduring Beauty Jewelry of Quality CASSIDY'S 207 CLEVELAND AVE. NW for over 50 years Fine diamonds, watches, jewelry and silverware. Nationally ada vertised for your protection. WHEN ENTERTAININC ifs smart to entrust the Floral Decorations to us DON JOHNSTON'S F L o w E R s 127 - 4th St. N. W. Canton. Ohio ,,,t-:ga , or--ft-pr-:T --., tnrctsiem 1 -,111 115151 Wear fresh flowers-adding that touch of distinction to your costume IL's Fun Lo Wire Flowers CLASS OF 1939 GIRLS Adams, Charlcie, 421 Lincoln avenue northwest Albers, Bette Jane, 1523 Second street northeast Allman, Jeanette, 1927 Fourteenth street southwest Andes, Elaine, 426 Arlington avenue southwest Anderson, Sarah, 400 Sixth street southwest Andrews, Tula, 629 Cherry avenue northeast Andrica, Kathryn, 2131 Penn place northeast Anstadt, Kathryn, 924 Mahonng road northeast Anthens, Sophie, 1816 Sixth street northeast Aughinbaugh, Avis, 332 Arlington avenue northwest Auld, Evelyn, 2615 Mahoning road northeast Austin, Virginia, Seventeenth street northwest ext.. B. D Babarcik, Elizabeth, 1545 Henry avenue southwest Babylon, Ann, 2319 Maple avenue northeast Baer, Dorothy, 1407 Cleveland avenue southwest Bajzik, Mary, 1409 Court avenue southwest Baker, Margie, 2434 Ninth street southwest Banda, Dorothy, 735 High avenue southwest Banks, Mildred, 3300 Tuscarawas street west Barber, Elizabeth, 2261 Mahoning road northeast Barnett, Arlene, 910 Twelfth street northeast Barr, Lois, 821 Sylvan court northeast Barros, Armonia, 1414 Tuscarawas street west Barthel, Dorothy, 903 Third street northeast Bartos, Helen, 2241 lndiana way northeast Baxter, lsabelle, 1385 Roslyn avenue southwest Beck, Beverly, Twelfth street northwest Beck, Ruth, 1422 Plain avenue northeast Becker, Miriam, 919 Clinton avenue southwest Bednarz, Ruth Ellen, 1369 lvydale avenue southwest Benjamin, Lena, 418 Thirteenth street southeast Bennett, Jaunita, 1714 Superior avenue northeast Benton, Ethel Mae, 2430 Fourteenth street northeast Bergert, Ruth, 2121 Third street southeast Bergmayr, Arlene, 1255 Logan avenue no1'thwest Bernhardt, Gertrude, 1535 Bonnot place northeast Beshore, Virginia, 1391 Maryland avenue southwest Best, Dorothy, 1206 Third street southwest Bifolchi, Yolanda, 1426 Eighteenth street southwest Biggam, Pauline, 1430 Stark avenue southwest Blackburn, Rosellen, 716 Wertz avenue northwest Blair, Betty, 804 Twenty-second street northeast Blair, Betty, R. D. No. 4, Massillon, Ohio Blair, Marian, 821 Correll avenue northeast Blanford, Ida Mae, 721 Patterson avenue southwest Bleta, Crystal, 1743 Ninth street northeast Blum, Martha, 2024 Third street southeast. Bodnar, Helen, 1231 Harrisburg road northeast Bohrer, Anne, 1140 Broad avenue northwest Boles, Mary, 1470 St. Elmo avenue northeast Boord, Dorothy, 2559 Fletcher avenue northeast Boring, Ruth, 3125 Belmont road southwest Bower, Mary Ellen, 219 Roslyn avenue northwest Bower, Mildred, 316 Warner road southeast Bowers, Helen, 1138 Concorn avenue southwest Bradshaw, Mildred, 1714 Virginia place northeast Brahler, Agatha, 2716 Tenth street southwest Page 230 my .7 U E I s LCLEANING ENseMBALEpf uuu THE BIGGEST NAME IN CANTON .... WHEN IT COMES TO VALUES ANTO DRY GOOD HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLOTHING WE GIVE AND REDEEM S 8: H GREEN STAMPS Congratulations MCKINLEY STUDENTS On Your Past Achievements You Have Our Best Wishes for a Prosperous and Successful Future The CANTON HARDWARE CO. Page 231 COMPLIMENTS Of FROHME'S FLOWERS FOR PERSONAL FLOWER SERVICE 138 - 5th Street, NW Dial 2-6501 Bonded Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association International ELGIN, BULOVA, GRUEN, HAMILTON, HALLMARK WATCHES CANDID CAMERAS MOVIE CAMERAS H ESTABLISHED I9IO 2l2 TUSC ST E No extra charge for convenient terms Buchanan, Lucille, 425 Wells avenue southwest, Apt. 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Carroll, Bernadette, 1631 Sixteenth street northeast Case, Helen, 1312 Twelfth street northeast Cassille, Frances, 1346 Henry avenue southwest Cavalier, Rose, 1819 Fourth street northeast Cecero, Architella, 1316 Sycamore avenue southeast Chapin, Alice, 110 Eleventh street northeast Christopher, Norma, 1531 Gross avenue northeast Christopher, Sophie, 1006 Carnahan avenue northeast Cindric, Helen, 2211 Baldwin avenue northeast Cline, Edith, 137 Kensington court nowthwest Cohen, Molley, 527 Twenty-second street northwest Coe, Audrey, 1330 Maryland avenue southwest Coe, Louava, 1943 Bentley place northeast Cole, China, 1530 Alden avenue southwest Cole, Mary Jane, 1221 Market avenue south Colley, Edna, 351 Aultman avenue northwest Cook, Alberta, 1729 Navarre road southwest Cosgrave, Freda, 1427 Third street southwest Coulter, Marcella, 1007 Dueber avenue southwest Craig, Molly, 1384 Garfield avenue southwest Criswell, Betty, 519 Eleventh street northwest Croft, Verna, 420 Hazlett avenue northwest Crossan, Alice, 935 Wertz avenue southwest Culp, Harriet, 216 Harrison avenue southwest Custer, Jeanne, 214 Bedford avenue southwest Dailey, Margaret, 1029 Smith avenue southwest Daniels, Betty Jane, 1452 Willet avenue southeast Dann, Esther, 518 Madisin avenue southeast Dapollo, Elizabeth, 732 Young avenue northeast Davis, Jayne, 812 Dartmouth avenue southwest Davis, Ladyne, Meyers Lake Cottage No. 67 Deeb, Victoria, 2020 Mahoning road northeast DeFrance, Ida, 1116 Third street northeast DelRe, Minnie, 1325 Eleventh street southeast Demchak, Anna, 1815 Roosevelt avenue northeast Demian, Livia, 1631 Alden avenue southwest DeVore, Marion, 1717 Virginia place northeast Diamant, Freda, 206 Raynolds place southwest Dice, Shirley, 1411 Fourteenth street northeast Dickinson, Flor'ence, 1368 Crescent road southwest Dickey, Beverly, 907 Market avenue south Dix, Maxine, 705W Tuscarawas street east Page 232 2 The ilaalle Eros. Glu. CANTON. oH1o It's Our JUNIOR MISS SHOP Where you'll find all the answers to your Graduation Problems Second Floor gig-QX yi' Mmm! r'l E Q ,v ll a gl f X4, ,V 1 N -M l f, -LL RH D a ni an MARKET N 11 DE UBLE 'S . . . . Extend Their Compliments to the Class of 1939 Fine Diamonds Official Jewelers Watches for McKinley Silverware Class Rings and Pins Q1 D E U B L E ' S 106 Years in Business 130 MARKET AVENUE, S. Page 233 BUY BOOKS FROM PEOPLE WHO KNOW BOOKS i Canterbury-Craine Book House 201 Sixth St. NW CANTON, OHIO New Books Old Books Greeting Cards Rental Library Games Magazines We can Supply any Book in Print Buy Graduation Gifts . That Last from Canton's Oldest Reliable Credit Jewelers E JEWELRY CO. 135 Tuscarawas St. E. CANTON, OHIO Domenick, Virginia, 2706 Abbott place northwest Donatini, Georgina, 1525 Tenth street southeast Dorto, Rose Marie, 612 Patterson avenue southwest Doyle, Betty Ann, 2519 Winfield way northeast Drabble, Evelyn May, 1611 Irwin place northeast Dunbar, Grace, 2611 Coventry boulevard northeast Dunn, Eileen, 1918 Harrisburg road northeast Dunwoody, Edith, 1602 Second street northeast Elliott, Patricia, 1300 Second street southwest Erdos, Rose, 2510 Fifteenth street northeast Esber, Ethel, 1418 Second street northeast Essig, Audrey, 1708 Third street southeast Etris, Mildred, 604 Sayler place southwest Evans, Kathryn, 1031 Walnut avenue northeast Farwick, Jean, 526 Smith avenue northwest Feasline, Eileen Jane, 3032 Dewey place southwest Feldhush, Janet, 2250 Second street northeast Feldbush, Miriam, 1217 Rowland avenue northeast Ferguson, Ina, 739 High avenue southwest Ferrell, Irene, 1314 Eighth street northwest Fewell, Doris, 614 Cherry avenue northeast Fifield, Alfretta, 205 Saylor place southwest Figley, Phyllis, 1104 Raff road southwest Finn, Stella, 2317 Sixth street southwest Firm, Justine, 1642 Gross avenue northeast Fisher, Jane, 2225 Winfield way northeast Fitzpatrick, Margaret, 4-11 Belleflower avenue northwest Flora, Margaret, 1804 Quinby avenue southwest Forney, Helen, 1412 Sixth street southwest Forrest, Mary, 1912 Linwood avenue southwest Ford, Etta, 618 Prospect avenue southwest Foster, Margaret, 1233 Clarendon avenue southwest Franzo, Lucy, 1432 Second street northeast Fryer, Marguerite, 1036 Gibbs avenue northeast Fulk, Ruth, 3306 Eleventh street southwest Gaffney, Patricia, 1440 Harrisburg road northeast Garcia, Blanche, 445 Webster avenue northeast Garner, Mary, 1006 Rex avenue southeast Garthwaite, Marorie, 2515 Eighth street northwest Gasbare, Rita, 2148 Fourth street northeast George, Dorothy, 814 Cherry avenue northeast George, Helen, 1846 Tenth street northeast Gerber, Regina, 1505 Fifth street northeast Gerzina, Dorothy, 2600 Tuscarawas street east Gialluca, Idella, 2110 Seventh street northeast Gilmore, Katherine, 1107 Greenfield avenue southwest Girtler, Mary, 1525 Ninth street northeast Goddard, Lois, 1515 Fifth street northeast Grabowsky, Mildred, 3300 Sixth street southwest Gravo, Virginia, 1821 Wallace avenue northeast Green, Alverta, 637 Sandal place northeast Green, Dora, 1404 Third street southwest Green, Evelyn, 1437 Harrison avenue southwest Greene, Betty Jane, 1121 Tuscarawas street west Gresser, Betty, 1916 Belleflower avenue southwest Page 234 white Elk I Q 33 S-ll . V545 with Tan X 1 oxronf-nfs s Ab Q, 125 -Xt .,,4,-4 3 X 7 if - 5 :-:.,.,:A ..,. I' ',..', ' If For school or sportswear: a ., '--- I., : 4,.., ':1 E: f--' f ffoocl lookinff white and tan . Y, I 'E S y hk- Z 5 saddle oxfofcl with a white it A 4?3aEE33E1 aslf3'Ei?lt I rubber Sole 4 A :AZ Alnuuti bl., tiiibi E 'II 5 5 lv, SJ A complete line of white .,::jE:,.,,-:,,f s irijgggfw Q ieiggyglgee shoes for graduaton tx -jzji' I 7:7525 :1:1:1 .v::: I A4,A-., MW-m,. NME B C'072g7'dZ'Zlldfl.07Z.f f McKinley Graduates of Nineteen Thirty-nine B AERS7 wish is that your life7s work will win you appreciation, enhance your progress, and bring you pleasure and happiness. They have found out that work tliafs good will do it. Since the Century Began DAEl2S'y CANTON,0I'IIO Everything lor is Good Printing your Office ' if 4 and Binding X I no ns NORTH MARKET Avzwuz CANTON, ox-no INSURANCE PROTECTION AGAINST ANY RISK ANYWHERE GENERAL INSURANCE A G E N C Y I BERT E, FROEHDE First National Bank Building Dial 2-0904 Canton, Ohio Page 235 It is Smart to Wear RAEBEL'S FLOWERS Arranged in Our Distinctive Manner 601 Tuscarawas St. W. 33' :femjz 'QTY '52 . -as asfiiifasmieg atwgtrirzftsfe t A Florist as Near as the Nearest Phone DIAL 7279-72 70 Watches Diamonds Graduation Rings Radios Everlasting Gifts from Cantonis leading clzarge account jewelers .J oct-ms 126 Tusc. St. E. Griffith, Maxine, 2510 Tenth street southwest Grimm, Jeannette, 2022 Eighteenth street northeast Groschmidt, Helen, 1831 Tenth street northeast Grosse, Anna, 1315 Eighteenth street southwest Guertal, Cloedien, 2709 Abbott place northwest Guist, Alice Mae, 1619 Olive place northeast Guist, Virginia, 2163 Cleveland avenue southwest Haas, Dulcie. R. D. No. 4. Massillon. Ohio Haendle, Helen, 2227 Strasser place southwest Hagan, Ilene, 522 Milton court northwest Hagan, lrene, 522 Milton court northwest Halter, Dorothy, 2211 Third street southeast Halter, Eileen, 1123 Roslyn avenue northwest Hand, Patricia, 503 Broad avenue northwest Hansen, Verla, 1409 Twelfth street northeast Harmon, June, 702 Prospect avenue southwest Harris, Dorothy, 618 Cook avenue southwest Harris, Mildred, 1113 Fourteenth street northeast Hart, Mary, 914 Raff road southwest Harvey, Haywoo Mary Lou, 614 Clarendon avenue northwest d, Annie, 1235 Third street southeast Heaston, Dorothy, 359 Henrietta avenue northeast Heatley, Jean, 1648 Harrisburg road northeast Hechtl, Heck, J Hesgy, Mary, 724 Walnut avenue northeast acqueline, 2835 Abbott place northwest Alice, 1718 Bank place southwest Hegnauer, Delores, 337 Smith avenue northwest Henderson, Jane, 908 Essig court northwest Henderson, Margie, 2218 Tuscarawas street west Herbert, Margie, 2120 Allen avenue southeast Herbst, Herman Ella Dale, 112 Raynolds place southwest n, Patricia, 916 Ninth street northeast Hilber, Rose, 914 Mahoning road northeast Hinds, Shirley, 3122 Glen place northwest Hoff, B Houser, etty Jane, 1649 Clark avenue southwest Dorothy, 415 Fourth street northwest Houtz, Doris, Cottage No. 55, Meyers Lake Hubert, Bessie, 619 Cook avenue southwest Huelf, Helen, 2437 Nicholas place northwest Hughes, Dorothy, 210 High avenue northwest Hughes, Huston, Eileen, 1505 Maryland avenue southwest Eileen, 909 Rex avenue northeast Hutchins, Kathern, 402 E. Maple street, North Canton lsenberg, May, 1232 Concord avenue southwest Jacksich, Marie, 2548 Winfield way northeast Jacobs, Carol, 516 Eleventh street northwest James, Elaine, 2234 Fifteenth street northeast Jameson, Dorothy, 1217 Maple avenue northeast John, Kleonike, 510 Schwalm avenue northeast Johnson, Annette, 323 Bedford avenue northwest Johnson , Eileen, 1512 Second street southeast Johnson, Esther, 1216 Barton place northeast Johnson , Marjorie, 2821 Eleventh street northwest Johnston, Norma, 1006 Twelfth street northwest Johanni Page 236 ng, Pauline, 1923 Fifth street southeast CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLAS S OF 1939 anion Laundryaalcleening o. N 'rn CQ-g w 9 X 5 1 cz 'fl 'ff' 4. n ,U 'lo ' :ga GA HYGIENIC SYSTEM THEM ALL! Q0 4 The Canton Academy of BEAUTY Culture Personal Maid Service Tremendous Cpportunities For Good Positions in the Beauty Culture Field! Most people believe that a course in Beauty Culture prepares them for just one type of work . . . that of a beauty operator. ACTUALLY . . . in the beauty culture field there are SO MANY ' opportunities open to a graduate beautieiau . . . we CANT LIST For the really ambitious, beauty Culture offers opportunities and openings for interesting and profitable positions in all parts of the world. Below, we list a few of the many positions available. Demonstrator for Permanent Waving Demonstrator for Cosmetic Line Demonstrator for Hair Dye Manufacturers Hollywood Make-up Artist 8: Hair Stylist You can earn room, and boardwhile attending Operator on Steamship Lines School! . Beauty Shop Owner An Ohio Teacher in Beauty School Stat? A State Board Inspector and Examiner FREE Accredited ' R d. L t Beautv 6 f a I0 ec urer Employment Academy J Advertising Magazines Service Beauty Consultant Publishing Over McCrory's Laboratory Research CCY- 3Y'ghand market N' The ONLY Beauty Academy in Ohio Teaching the Hygienic System one 30 Years of Service to Discriminating Buyers of Printing THE CAXTON PRESS Walnut and Fifth S. E. Dial 7195-7196 CANTON, OHIO Page 237 Nlfhere Quality and Good Taste are not Expensiuei' Smartly Styled ELGIN and HAMILTON WATCHES A beautiful selection of dependable, com- pletely Arnerican-made watches in the smart- est new designs. A wide variety of styles and prices to please everyone. DIAMONDS RINGS WATCHES MOUNTINGS L. S. P U N C H E S Manufactzuing Jeweler 315 MARKET AVE. N. Graduation Gifts that have Distinction and Charm 1Vhen you choose gifts for a graduate, you search for the unusual, the smart and distinctive, those you know will give pleasure. Such are the gifts you find at Stern and Mannls in the wide assort- ments in the various gift departments. Price ranges are moderate l The Stern and Mann Company Tuscarawas St. Cleveland Ave. Jones Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Betty, 1401 Seventh street northeast Betty, 310 Hazlett avenue northwest Doris, 922 Boylan avenue southeast Dorothy, 235 Cherry avenue northeast Esther, 603 Fourth street northwest Kathryn, 213 Harrison avenue southwest Jones, Lola, 734 Liberty street southeast Jones, Margaretta, 1412 Wheeling avenue northeast Joseph, Jemal, 511 Belden avenue northeast Kantor, Emma, 1713 St. Elmo avenue northeast Karam, Josephine, 801 Ninth street southwest Karcher, Katherine, 2005 Fourteenth street northeast Kark, Elizabeth, 2211 Sixteenth street northeast Keatley, Pearl, 1122 Ardmore avenue southwest Keeler, Virginia, 800 Eighth street northeast Kelp, Frieda, 1137 Prospect avenue southwest Kendra, Wanda, 1428 Scoville avenue southwest Kendrick, Dorothy, 2232 Mahoning road northeast Keniray, Margaret, 811 larendon avenue southwest Kenner, Kathleen, 3515 Mahoning road northeast Keongh, Genevieve, Canton-Massillon road Kerr, Ruth, 1010 Eighth street northeast Kestel, Eileen, 2212 Fourth street northwest Keszeg, lrene, 2307 lndiana way northeast Kilper, Betty Ann, Cottage No. 76, Meyers Lake Kincel, Eileen, 1019 Clarendon avenue northwest Kirsch, Eileen, 1038 Rowland avenue northeast Klausner, Charlotte, 2302 Tenth street norhtwest Kolick, Mary, 2325 Thirteenth street northeast Konovsky, Evelyn, 304 Ralph court northwest Kraft, Nadine, 918 Dueber avenue southwest Kost, Audre, 814- Third street n01'thwest Krajci, Wilma, 1805 Lee court southwest Lallathin, Phyllis, 626 Young avenue northeast Landis, Merrie, 2222 Seventh street southwest Lappin, Thelma, 733 Camden avenuesouthwest Larcena, Marie, 1224- Fourth street southwest Lashinski, Ethel, 1208 Eighth street northeast Lauxman, Margaret, 3133 Belmont road southwest Lawrence, Vera, 1135 Dartmouth avenue southwest Ledger, Doris, 307 Dryden avenue northwest Lemmo, Jerrie, 2015 Fourteenth street Leitner, Frieda, 1034- Spring avenue northeast Lemke, Jane, 1628 May place northeast Lepore, Anita, 2230 Eleventh street southwest Libertore, Margie, 211 Arlington avenue southwest Lidderdale, Betty, 411 Newton avenue northwest Lindgren, Alvera, 1135 Oak avenue northwest Lloyd, Mary Agnes, 2523 Indiana way northeast Lobb, Roberta, 1223 Wertz avenue northwest Lockhart, Jane, 1022 Nineteenth street northeast Lombardi, Violet, 2135 Bolivar road southwest Long, Margaret Ann, 2432 Tenth street northwest Longsworth, Mary Frances, 734 Marion avenue southu est Love, Geraldine, 1012 Camden avenue southwest Love, Jean, 1435 Tuscarawas street east Lutz, Juanita, 337 Belleflower avenue northwest Lytle, Dorothy, 510 Eleventh street northwest Page 238 Your Career HE Stark County Society of The Osteopathic School of Medicine announces that Ohio is niuch 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 high-grade service. Capable and ambitious young nren and women who are interested in the only unfilled grade A profession. and who are Willing to qualify with two years of pre-medical college and a four-year professional course, may receive infor- mation. guidance pamphlets and '4Osteo4 pathy as a Career from any local Os- teopathic Physician. or by addressinv The AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC Ass'n 430 N. Michigan Avenue Chicago Refused to fight And nearly caused a row. He loved the finer things in life, And ran off to the Purple Cow. THE PURPLE cow COFFEE SHOP HOTEL BELDEN CANTON, OHIO BECOME AN EXPERT There is a constant demand for stenographers who can take fast dic- tation and transcribe it accurately-typists who can type neatly, rap- idly and accurately-accountants who can keep books without super- vision-private secretaries who can handle detail with precision. ATTEND THE CANTON ACTUAL Put a higher cash value on your services by attending the Canton Actual. For over 60 years this school has specialized in teaching com- mercial subjects. Hundreds of graduates are now filling responsible positions. This is your guarantee of complete satisfaction. 1939 Catalog Free On Request Canton ctual Business Colle C Q ESTAB G 0 428 MARKETAVEN CANTON. OHIO 3 Page 239 fafzlz D W Portraits Commercial Photo Finishing Picture Framing 9 C 7 F he Tdllftfwlfd Tiflldlfll 426-28 - 6th St. NW 'Ili Qoobs Gwlpdlflll Largest Varieties at Lowest Prices Mace, Lois, 1505 Second street southeast Mamaux, La Verne, 813 Mahoning road northeast Mannley, June, 517 Wells avenue northwest Manse, Mildred, 1527 Bryan avnue southwest Marks, Rita, 1226 Struhle avenue northeast Marshall, Bettie Marie, 1133 Rex avenue northeast Marshall, Helen, 1136 Bedford avenue southwest Martin Martin Martin, Martin, Marzic s a Georgianna, 335 Fifth street southwest Isabel, 311 Ninth street northwest Mary, 1535 Garfield avenue southwest Mary Ruth, 1620 Maple avenue northeast Helen, 1616 Fourteenth street southeast Mathias, Eileen, 1155 Shadyside avenue southwest Mazzan, Dorothy, 728 Madison street southeast McCann, Geraldine, 417 Walnut avenue southeast McCue, Dolores, 1117 Homewood avenue southwest McGaughey, Betty, 1610 Ohio avenue northeast MeGirr, Ruby, 1308 St. Elmo avenue northeast McGreal, Betty, 2419 Seventh street northwest McKelvey, Thelma, 703 Smith avenue southwest McMillen, Lois, 821 Clarendon avenue northwest McQuaide, Mary Jane, 121 Park avenue southwest McThrall, Sara, 511 Bedfard avenue northwest MeVehil, Mary Kathryn, 2800 Sixth street southwest Meeks, Betty, 1041 Spring avenue northeast Menges, Mary Ellen, 735 Market avenue south Mercer, Vera Mae, 608 Kennet court northwest Marcorelli, Carmel, 405 Eleventh street southeast Mlchalovic, Margaret, 914 Boylan avenue southeast Miller, Dorothy, 608 Kennet court northwest Miller, Eleanor, 2317 Clyde place southwest Miller, Ellamae, 1913 Cleveland avenue southwest Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Frances, 517 Fulton road northwest Jean, 512 Troy place northwest Margie, 2220 Seventh street southwest Roxy Rae, 229 Market avenue south Sarah Jane, 2011 Fremont place southwest Viola, 906 Sixth street southwest Mi1ls,' Evelyn, 2412 Tenth street northwest Monzu, Josephine, 614 Belden avenue northeast Moore, LaPhina, 844 Walnut avenue northeast Morrison, Marjorie, 1114 Fifth street southwest Muccilli, Helene, 802 Eleventh street southeast Muse, Betty, R. D. No. 1, North anton, Ohio Myers, Dorothy Maxine, 1368 Roslyn avenue southwest Neff, Betty, 1027 Tuscarawas street east Neff, Margaret, 725 Maryland avenue southwest Neil, Constance, 1524 Twenyt-fourth street northeast Nelson, Betty, 1005 Bedford avenue southwest Nichols, Margaret, 116 Earl place southeast Nichols, Virginia, 902 Third street southwest Nist, Mildred, 619 Young avenue northeast Nobis, Mary, 507 Girard avenue southeast Norcia, Concetta, 1021 Cherry avenue southeast Notaro, Santina, 1131 Ardmore avenue southwest Numbers, Maxine, 1340 Maryland avenue southwest Orange, Nancy, 300 Bellflower avenue northwest Orr, Shirley Ann, 811 Tuscarawas street east Owens, Rhea, 512 Lawn avenue northwest Page 240 could noi command such service . . . . . y SNW4 , I 3 I l A Queen of Ancient Tlmes J K I. The opulence of the Orient, the glamour and luxuries of the East, fawning courtiers and servants who came at the clap of 2 hands were all part of an olden Queen's life. Yet Mrs. Average Housewife today can command instant service from a train of ELECtric servants, the like of whose speed and efficiency those ancient monarchs never dreamed. For approximately 8 cents a day, the average residential consumer can buy the services of many faithful, efficient, modern servants. Is there any bigger bargain in your household budget today? C7718 OHIO PQWER C0 I Rf CONGRATULATIONS ' Compliments of Class0f'39 0 Cut-Rate Drug Store The Office Equipment Co. A 321 Tuscarawas St. W. Canton, Ohio :The Home Of the Metal Hinge Ring Books You Will See on the C U C SM -115 Market Avenue, North 0 ege ampu CA T N OFFICE SUPPLIES N O 3 OHIO OFFICE FURNITURE Page 241 L. F. Yarger I. C. Syler The Choicest of Flowers Always v 0NESTO KMILLEPC Dial 2-6403 218 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. G R E E N ' S MUSIC STORE 124 Cleveland Ave. S. W. CANTON, OHIO Dial 2i6202 1- 5 4 'hiv-ri- :t '1 T'5-. . ' ' Q'sL3LLE: 1-.. 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Clara, 1109 Sixth street southwest Roshong, Mary Jayne, 1411 Logan avenue northwest Ross, Doris, 2240 Lakeroad boulevard northwest Rothermel, Catherine, 209 Claredon avenue northwest Roud, Beverly, 1601 Glendale place northeast Bowles, Betty, 633 Smith avenue southwest Rowinski, Sophia, 616 Carnahan avenue northeast Russ, Virginia, 2010 Penn place northeast Ryan, Doris, 2167 Cleveland avenue southwest Ryan, Judy, Canton-Massillon road Sabate, Amelia, 309 Bornique place southwest Sager, Miriam, 1235 Broad avenue northwest Sailer, Jean, 2352 Lakeroad boulevard northwest Salaika, Ludmila, 1419 Seventeenth street northeast Page 242 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. for the asking. 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Youthful Fashionable Apparel is a Specialty of ours FLOWERS for All Occasions Quality and Service vt , an 9 tw -I ' .L 3035264 stfaliisfrhiln f' A f 3 ' - 1 NJN, 1 K 0 Cfnw 2 We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere HERMAN KEHL FLOWER SHOP 338 CLEVELAND AVE. NW. Corner Fourth and Cleveland, NW. Greenhouses at East End of Fairlzope Canton-Louisville Road Salmen, Mary Ann, 1234 Lawrence road northeast Salmon, Betty Jo, 623 Garfield avenue southwest Sanders, Anna, 2203 Fifth street northeast Sandru, Mary, 2348 Georgetown road northeast Sarchet, Dorothy, 1524 Sandwith place southwest Sarkeis, Frances, 1326 Tuscarawas street east Schaffer, Janet, 1354 Scoville avenue southwest Schaffner, Eleanor, 3411 Third street northwest Schawlem, Betty, 726 McKinley avenue southwest Schario, Betty Jane, 3057 Grove place southwest Schaub, Marie, 2804 Twelfth street southwest Schempf, Martha, 918 High avenue northwest Schlarb, Ruth, 3107 Tuscarawas street west Schlub, Doris, 2258 Allen avenue southeast Schmidt, Jean, 922 Bellflower avenue southwest Schmidt, Mary Lou, 1614 Royal avenue northeast Schneider, Virginia, R. D. No. 7, Canton, Ohio Schotts, Jayne, 223 Newton avenue northwest Schwab, Margaret, 109 Tyler avenue southeast Schwitzer, Arlene, 935 Bellflower avenue southwest Scott, Elizabeth, 708 Market avenue south Sebria, Mary, 1711 Clark avenue southwest Seeling, Lenore, 1543 Garfield avenue southwest Seemann, Florence, 1707 Garfield avenue southwest Seese, Joy, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Semenuk, Elizabeth, 1836 Clerk avenue southwest freart Shaheen, Bea, 807 Rex avenue northeast Shanks, Jane, 2109 Eleventh street southwest Shearer, Betty, 156 Aultman avenue northwest Sheatzley, Hazel, 600 Young avenue northeast Shirley, Phoebe, 2435 Eleventh street southwest Shockey, Edlyn, 1326 St. Elmo avenue northeast Siber, Clara, R. D. No. 2, Canton, Ohio Sidlowitz, Annabel, 1409 Eighth street northwest Silveri, Mary, 2023 Penn place northeast Simon, Lucie, 2830 Harmount avenue northeast Sirean Elizabeth, 2140 Penn place northeast Slack, Bertha, 1532 Sixteenth stret northeast Smith, Athalia, 215 Elgin avenue northwest Smith, Anne, 3301 Sixth street southwest Smith, Bernalean, 1313 Harrison avenue southwest Smith, Dorothy, 1015 Dartmouth avenue southwest Smith, Dorothy, 1619 Eighteenth street northeast Smith, Geraldine, 2847 Abbott place northwest Smith, Patty, 925 Raff road southwest Ruth, 3312 Nineteenth street southwest Snowden, Jane, 941 McKinley avenue northwest Soldatis, Anna, 1909 Royal avenue northeast Soldatis, Mary, 2318 Indiana way northeast Sollazzo, Evelyn, 1801 Roosevelt avenue northeast Sommer, Mildred, 610 Fifteenth street northeast Spach, Marguerite, 310 Fifteenth street northeast Spisac, Elizabeth, 2322 Twenty-third street northeast Spranger, Carolyn, 616 Walnut avenue northeast St. George, Margaret, 2237 Indiana way northeast Stanford, Helen, 1421 Tuscarawas street east Stanceu, Virginia, 2146 Eighth street northeast Stasinis, Argery, 1417 Lutz place northeast Stecher, Mary, 216 Schwalm avenue northeast Steen, Pauline, 1105 Prospect avenue southwest Stephens, Eleanor, 2903 Vera place northwest Stern, Ida, 334 Eleventh street southeast Page 244 5-.ff A-2: 48 COMPTOMETER SCHOOL The only school licensed to teach the COMPTOMETER in Canton There is a shortage of well trained COMPTOMETER operators. Enroll non' for snnnncr school. INfIOI'll111g and afternoon classes forming. XVRITE NOYV FOR LITERATURE COMPTOMETER CO. C. I. MOSS. .ll 318 N. Cleveland Avc. Phone 27801 gr. If You Fill A Goodwill Bag . . . You Help Us Help O thers DIAL 7321 FOR We give employment to 6D-65 hancli- WE WILL SEND capped men and women daily. We sal- YOU A BAG THE GOODWILL vage men and materials. Remember, - TR . . UCK waste IS turned 1nto wages for the needy. DIAL 7321 GOODWILI.. UNION MISSION and INDUSTR 711-19 Tuscarawas St. E. 710-I6-2nd Street, NE A TOOL IN THE HAND .... NOT A COIN IN THE HAT IES TRUE GRAND RAPIDS 629 . . . ll!! 40076 12 ,m::11l0,Y1f 14,0655 I' HOAIIFURNIIHIPSA Cheopeft ilmiif Good Best flmiiv oMao'e . . . Visit Our New 59 Model Rooms 2 STORES 64-I Lincoln Way, W 131 Tremont, MASSILLON, OHIO p - o ' -1 .-, .Kqguy r . if I TRUE GRAND RAPIDS A-QI 48 S. W. Page 245 Stoves - Clothing - Radios A. L. Oscar Company Thru MILT their General Manager Extends Compliments to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1939 Washers - Sweepers - Refrigerators Compliments of THE STALEY AGENCY COMPANY GLENN A. STALEY INSURANCE 9 T Mellett Building CANTON, OHIO Stern, Sarah, 334 Eleventh street southeast Stillo, Mary, 1464 Shriver avenue northeast Stover, Olive, 1222 Maryland avenue southwest Stranan, Margaret, 1301 Eighteenth street southwest Streiher, Marjorie, R. D. No. 4, Massillon, Ohio Stuchul, Betty Lou, 1722 Maple avenue northeast Sutcliffe, Dorothy, 712 Smith avenue southwest Swartz, Harriet, 1412 Woodland avenue northwest Swimmer, Evelyn, 605 Eleventh street northeast Taylor, Doris, 947 High avenue northwest Thomas, Margaret, 2004 Mahoning road northeast Thorley, Carolyn, 1125 High avenue southwest Trifelos, Pauline, 422 Newton avenue northwest Underwood, Catherine, 2207 Indiana way northeast Urban, Margaret, 1513 Edward avenue northeast Valentine, Mafalda, 1527 Fourth street southeast Vargones, Anne, 1231 Fourth street southeast Varns, lda. 1431 Dueber avenue southwest Verno, Viola, 1002 Liberty avenue southeast Vogel, Emma, 1115 Norris place northeast Vukich, Stella, 2423 lndiana way northeast Wackerly, Arlene, 238 Aultman avenue northwest Wagener, Mary Louise, 1308 High avenue southwest Walter, Bette Jane, 922 Smith avenue southwest Warner, Marjorie, 1386 Scoville avenue southwest Watkins, Norma, 2820 Ninth street northwest Watson, Aldonia, 813 Madison avenue southeast Weintraub, Helene, 610 Eleventh street northeast Weimer, Betty Jane, 339 Harrison avenue northwest Weirick, Zella, 709 Third street northwest Welch, Benelee, 604 Seventeenth street southeast Wendling, Donna Jean, 1901 Superior avenue northeast Wernet, May, 700 Fifth street northeast We1'net, Mary, 1004 McKinley avenue northwest Westrich, Evelyn, 1103 Cherry avenue northeast Wilhelm, Marjorie, 1236 Concord avenue southwest Williams, Maryanne, 704 McKinley avenue northwest Williams, Mary Elizabeth, 327 Smith avenue northwest Willinger, Dorothy, 1534 Clark avenue southwest Wilson, Alvira, Cottage No. 19, Meyers Lake Witmer, Mary, 1126 Ardmore avenue southwest Wyle1', Jane, 138 Twelfth street northwest Yovanovich, Mary, 1421 Bellflower avenue southwest Youman, Irene, 1844 lrwin place northeast Yutzzey, Norma, 2415 Seventh street northwest Zandt, Evelyn, 3318 Eleventh street southwest Ziff, Marjorie, 2436 Eleventh street northwest Zinslen, Marjorie, 1942 Fourth street southeast Zoellner, Paulene, 1418 Tenth street northeast Zollars, Janice, 1027 Park avenue southwest Zuber, Rita, 1410 Tuscarawas street west Zufall, Marian, 717 Twelfth street northeast Zwallen, Vera, 3041 Sixth street southwest Page 246 ugardale FINE MEATS q6 V u1 M I. A Sugardalelmm bitt I AME! me The Class of 1939 n- . -1- SQQGQQOGQQQ K. ' eajjjgaegeea- -5 , ff ' 41'l ' f: -. , , I uAL --2- Mf ' -1 Alam? ,Z 5 fi, i , ' .WS A ., E L., l , j , .., ... nxt I I I U H U Hu H 'T I lv' t t nv wind lx mx fvxxx, UAE ff ' f ROYAL Dealer Portables and Standards We Rent, Sell and Repair all Makes Retain and advance your speed by renting typewriter on our Summer Rates of 33.00 pei monthg 355.00 for 2 rnonthsg 37.00 for 3 months Benson Typewriter Co 336 Fourth Street N. VV. CANTON, OHIO THE LEONARD AGENCY COMPANY Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1939 INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SURETY BONDS DIAL 8312 Harter Bank Building First and Seventh Floors Page 247 Slack Suits New and mighty good looking. Of washable material-they are ideal for Summer sports,-outings, etc. Bush coats-slacks to blend or in contrast. 'E' In hopsack and crash fabrics. 55 - 56.95 . ' 0 soon cum-1 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS 1939 i DUMONT'S Athletic Equipment 134 Second St., SE Second Floor Dial 2-3225 i Spotts, Jr. T. A. fCaddiel Studer CLASS OF 1939 BOYS Abels, Albert, 1615 Tuscarawas street east Adams, Paul, 1436 Allen avenue southeast Adams, Robert, 1319 Piedmont avenue northeast Adelman, Irving, 923 Cherry avenue northeast Adler, George, 410 Melchior place southwest Aeschbacher, William, 2919 Sixth street northwest Albert, Daniel, 1419 Third street northeast Alecusan, Emil, 2111 Sixth street northeast Alexander, Dick, 2827 Rosewood avenue northwest Allen, Dick, 1117 Eighth street northwest Allen, John, 1021 Harrison avenue southwest Alienbaugli, Kenneth, 206 Maryland avenue southwest Almason, Emil, 1918 Eleventh street northeast Alvarez, Jesse, 201 Young avenue northeast Anderson, Bob, 1339 Market avenue south Andorka. Jolm, 1710 Edward avenue northeast Andrews, George, 2348 Sixteenth street southwest Armogida, Dante, 1601 Cleveland avenue northwest Arnold, Darrell, 1433 Lippert road northeast Atwood, Raymond, 1806 Navarre road southwest Averigean, Eli, 1114 High avenue northwest Awad, Joe, 921 Fourth street northeast Babeli, Tony, 1607 Fourteenth street southeast Babies, Eli, 1519 Fifth street northeast Babies, George, 1519 Fifth street northeast Bader, Jack, 3210 Thirteenth street southwest Baker, Daniel, 3407 Fairmount boulevard northeast Baltzly, Harry. 916 Ninteenth street northeast Barham, Charles, 1449 Maple avenue northeast Barnes, Fred, 1234 Housel avenue southeast Barr, Philip, 1648 Dueber avenue southwest Barthei, Eugene, 1407 Cherry avenue southeast Bartus, Joseph, 1705 Fifth street southeast Baxter, William, 206 Thirty-third street northwest, R. D. Beatty. Jack, 242 Belleflower avenue northwest Beavers, Jack, 2416 Tuscarawas street west Beck, Ralph, 3839 Fairmount boulevard northeast Belding, Thomas, 1375 Crescent road southwest Bellinski, Dick, 227 Seventh street southwest Bender, Eugene, 841 Rowiand avenue northeast Bender, Ralph, 526 Bedford avenue northwest Bernhard, Carl, 737 High avenue southwest Best, Lauren. 1410 Seventh street northeast Biery, John, 300 Fifteenth street northeast Birtaian, John, 2244 Fifteenth street northeast Blazer, Marvin, 1240 Shriver avenue northeast Block, George, 1242 Fulton road northwest Bodo, John, 2013 Fifteenth street northeast Bolster, Robert, 1807 Gayle place southwest Bonar, Chester, 110 Hudson place southwest Bonsky, Ed, 1349 Wabash court northeast Boop, Joseph, 2214 Seventh street southwest Born, Fred, 1395 Roslyn avenue southwest Boscoff, George, 17165 Seventh street northwest Page 248 ARVARD CLOTHES MARKET AVENUE at 2nd, SW l'The Choice of Style-Wise and Value Conscious Mena, AS MODERN AS TOMORROW Established ANNUALS - amz-MARK Lmsnuuos - cm.eNoAas - cnuocss - cur-ours 1912 nmscr Mm. Aovsnnsme - LABELS - PANol.nH cu-lscxs 1 Posrsns 1939 Canton's Largest and Most Complete Printing an d Lithographing Plant CAN YOU GUESS? How many crystals of Climalene are in this spoon? About 12,000. And every one can help make your wash snowy white, or your dishes sparkle, or your Hoors and woodwork clean and bright. Climalene saves soap, saves money, and saves work. 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C ,955 .2-12 '.r-'efrmzrf- , ,-L+: . -.- -2 my-1.-0 f - ,- Now it's YALE CLOTHES that make the MAN Ask us about our 10 PAY PLAN MARKET AVENUE, NORTH Bozman, John, 340 Harter avenue northwest Bradshaw, William, 203 Elgin avenue northwest Bratten, Fred, 612 Fourth street southwest Brendus, Aaron, 1239 Harrisburg road northeast Brennan, Tom, 828 Wayneshurg road southeast Brittain, James, 3846 Fairmount boulevard northeast Britton, Bill, 1802 Navarre road southwest Brown, Myron, 1317 Fourteenth street northeast Bruckner, George, 1014 Thirteenth street northeast Brugh, William E., Jr., 407 Fourth street northwest Buchanan, David, 1224 Cleveland avenue northwest Burkhart, Bob, 2051 Tuscarawas street east Burry, George, 2352 Navarre road southwest Burson, Aurel, 2007 Seventh street northeast Bush, Vllilliam, 1503 Stark avenue southwest Caiazza, Arthur, 3919 Mahoning 1'oad northeast Call, Harold, 1716 Seventh street southwest Campean, William, 1427 Alden avenue southwest Caporali, Camillo, 1604 Wooster' avenue northeast Carl, Kenneth, 1412 Third street southeast Casali, Dante, 1412 Gonder avenue southeast Caughey, Clifford, 1039 Clarendon avenue southwest Champion, Carl, 1239 Harrisburg road northeast Charles, George, 927 Dueber avenue southwest Charley, Fudlo, 1501 Ridgeway place northwest Chimples, George, 900 Tuscarawas street east Chmel, Benne, 3125 Second street northwest Christner, Carl, 709 Harriet avenue northwest CONGRATULATIONS BOYS . . Put your best foot forward in ANGV R sPoRT saoes 53.50 SWANKY STYLES STURDY QUALITY UNUSUAL VALUE See Our Windows at 136 MARKET AVE., NORTH Cindea, Traian, 1008 Mahoning road northeast Cindric, John, 2211 Baldwin avenue northeast Cline, Delbert, 2236 Maple avenue northeast Clouse, Joseph, 2221 Sixteenth street northeast Cocklin, Comsia, Collins, Collins, Connor, Conrad, Cooper, Paul, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Nick, 2200 Eighth street northeast Andy, 438 Twelfth street southeast 438 Twelfth street southeast Dale, 134 Sixth street southwest Homer, 1147 Bedford avenue southwest Francis, 508 Dryden avenue northwest Max, Cox, Paul, 839 Clarendon avenue northwest Craft, Glenn, 605 Dewalt avenue southwest Craig, Stanley, 1736 Eighth street northeast Crites, George, 1411 Greenfield avenue southwest Crowther, Alvin, 623 Ninth street northeast Culp, Nelson, 729 Young avenue northeast Cummins, Donald, 1322 Heising court southwest Cunningham, Merle, 230 Park avenue southwest Curci, Philip, 822 Lafayette avenue southeast Dambrowski, John, 14-25 Fifth street northeast Darsky, Benjamin, 1117 Eighth street northwest David, Thomas, 501 Lincoln avenue northwest DeCamp, Verl, 1738 Fourth street southeast De Chiara, Anthony, 1216 Sherrick road southeast De Mario, Joe, 1449 Allen avenue southeast Demeter, Frank, 2001 Sixteenth street northeast Deming, John, 2219 Waltham place southwest DeStephen, Edward, 1701 Henry avenue southwest Devis, Carl, 2616 Rosewood place northwest Dickmann, Paul, 622 Arlington avenue southwest Page 250 CONGRATULATIONS amz BEST W1sH12s THE CLASS of 1939 LUCERNE STUDIO QE Qi: New Vicary Buildino' Market Ave. N. CHIEVEMENT We congratulate the graduates of the 1939 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. T HE REPOSITORY For 124 Years a Dependable Canton Institution Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 739 THE SANITARY MILK COMPANY :The Sealtest Folksv Page 251 The smartest college and young business menis styles in town RICHMAN BROTHERS SUITS AND TOPCOATS 522.50 The Richman Brothers' label in your clothes is your guarantee that they conform unerring- ly to authentic college and young business men's style ideas . . . that they are carefully tailored by experts in Richman Brothers' own shops . . . and that the gloriously rich fabrics are all-wool. And remember, too, that Richman Brothers, Clothes are America's greatest values. Sport Slacks with Belt 53.75 RICHMAN BROTHERS 427 North Market St. CANTON, OHIO vy,S'WQ PROFESSIONAL N XXXXW X SERVICE 'B Q 0 7 Q we 4'0 s ? Aa .O 1 Q7 4 1. f' as '4' 6 O +400 4' 404 R S T A N 49091 Dieringer, Clement, 1305 Garfield avenue southwest DiFrangio, Steve, 1810 Garfield avenue southwest Ditty, Bob, 1210 Rowland avenue northeast Dobina, John, 1504 Alden avenue southwest Dolhun, Pete, 133 Hudson place southwest Dolph, Ralph, 801 Fourth street northeast Dorn, Robert, 633 Dueber avenue southwest Drozda. Mike, 1605 Wayne avenue northeast Duerr, Al, 351 Bedfard avenue northwest Dugan, Clarence, 713 High avenue southwest Dwiggins, Jean, 2230 Seventh street southwest. Eberhart, Paul, 709 Michael place southwest Eckenweiler, Francis, 1381 Dueber avenue southwest Eckstein, Charles, 1444 St. Elmo avenue northeast Egert, Joe, 820 Troy place northwest Ehrenberg, Jim, 1504 Second street southeast Elefteretes, Elefter, 1905 Eighth street northeast Enot, Francis, 1417 Stark avenue southwest Erbland, Wilbur, 605 Thirteenth street northeast EuBanks, Ed, 923 Rowland avenue northeast Everhart, Clarence, 1140 McKinley avenue southwest Fach, Elmer, 630 Bender court northeast Fano, Sam, 2432 Eleventh street northwest Farinet, Fred, 825 Smith avenue northwest Faust, Henry, 519 Arlington avenue northwest Fernandez, Ben, 1630 Harrison avenue southwest Fete, Linus, 112 Werry avenue southwest Fete, Roy, 318 Schwalm avenue northeast Fink, Chester, 705 Prospect avenue southwest Finn, Robert, 2317 Sixth street southwest Firestone, Gerald, 2216 Navarre road southwest Flad, Paul, 912 Garfield avenue southwest Fleck, Robert, 311 Columbus avenue northwest Flex, James, 1810 Second street southeast Focht, James, 114 Hartford avenue southeast Fondren, Harold, 2431 Fletcher avenue northeast Foradas, Pete, 329 Fourth street northeast Frank, Clarence, 910 Maryland avenue southwest Franta, Ed, 195 Wertz avenue northwest Frenz, John, 538 Smith avenue northwest Friedman, Sam, 1300 McKinley avenue southwest Friedmann, Henry, 1410 Second street northeast Fritz, Stewart, 801 Plymouth court nowthwest Froelich, Blair, 1614 Thirty-sixth street northwest Furman, Jacob, 1038 Spring avenue northeast Garmus, Carl, 2900 Tenth street northwest Gartenbush, Gerhard, 1221 Gibbs avenue northeast Garthwaite, Robert, 921 Fourteenth street northeast George, Louie, 760 Belden avenue northeast George, William, 2034 Eighth street northeast Georges, Charles, 114 Twelfth street northeast Gerace, Charles, 214 Clarendon avenue southwest Gervason, Louis, 304 St. Elmo avenue northeast Gialluca, Henry, 1821 Fourth street northeast Gibbins, James, 1300 Plain avenue northeast Gliatta, Nick, 213 Belden avenue southeast Glines, Thomas, 1404- Ivydale avenue southwest Gocek, Joseph, 1502 Park avenue southwest Godagidis, Harry, 1736 Eleventh street northeast Goldberg, lsadore, 712 Nemo place southwest Goodrich, Paul, 3130 Thirteenth street northwest Gonser, Richard, 1610 Twenty-third street northeast Gorman, Donald, 2218 Seventh street northwest Gordon, Russell, 701 Shadyside avenue southwest Graff, Vernon, 2914 Third street northwest Granger, Robert, 532 Fourth street northwest Green, Robert, 1132 Oak avenue northwest Greenamyer, Glenn, R. D. No. 4, Massillon, Ohio Gregory, Paul, 609 Ross avenue northeast Grey, Alvin, 1101 Hartford avenue southeast Griffin, Fred, 1018 'Fourth street northeast Grosschmidt, Frank, 2245 Thirteenth street northeast Grosskopf, Fred, 1615 Twenty-third street northeast Page 252 Best Wishes to 19539 Class BUCKEYE OXYGEN CO. Louisville Hood CANTON, OHIO zllanzzffaclurers of Oxygen. Acetylene-Welding and Cutting Equipment W. H. Kaufman. President and Manager Elta Wlinters, Secretary THE CHAPMAN PLUMBING 8: SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING-HEATING-WATER SOFTENERS Repair Work Given Special Attention 204-206 Third Street, SW Phone 3-1401 Hercules Motors Corporation CANTON,OHIO ' AMERICAS FOREIVIOST ENGINE MANUFACTURER Builders of H E A V Y D U T Y Two, Four and six Cylinder Engines and Power Units CASOLINE - KEROSENE - NATURAL CAS - DIESEL for Commercial Vehicles Contracting and Road Building Machinery General Industrial Equipment Agricultural Implements Oil Field Purposes Marine Conversions, etc. HERCULES ENGINES Page 253 -A t-il ' tit 'W Hart Schaffner 8tMarx Clothes l'l' li' ' Q ' yt: The Canton home of HART-SCHAFFNER Sz MARX CLOTHES and WALK-OVER SHOES WALKERS G O L F at Tam O'Shanter .. if 0' Q ,fg ws 36 Holes Bent Greens EXPERTLY MAINTAIN ED Nationally Advertised Equipment Sold RATES REASONABLE Groves, Harold, 1631 Stark avenue southwest Grundy, Duane, 1136 Smith avenue southwest Gyalog, Joe, 1739 Edward avenue northeast Haines, Clarence, 324 Tyler avenue southeast Hall, Billy, 428 Brown avenue northwest Hall, Jack, R. D. No. 4, Massillon, Ohio Hall, Wilbur, 130 Twelfth street northwest Hann, Earl, 2308 Clyde place southwest Harley, Edwin, 2424 Harrisburg road northeast Harriman, Edward, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Harwart, Arnold, 2112 Second street northeast Hatfield, William, 1636 Park avenue southwest Hausrath, Louis, 1806 Fourth street southeast Hauter, William, 1131 Tuscarawas street west Hayden, Tom, 1225 Ford place northwest Hayes, Thomas, 631 Arlington avenue southwest Heidenreich, John, 1111 Smith avenue southwest Hendershot, Jack, 830 Smith avenue northwest Hilliard, Eddie, 909 Tuscarawas street west Hiple, Les, 608 Seventeenth street southeast Hirist, Oliver, 2008 Second street northeast Hoffman, John, 1310 Cherry avenue northeast Hoffman, Max, 1516 Gibbs avenue northeast Hoffman, Walter, 815 Correll avenue northeast Hohman, Harold, 1433 Lippert road northeast Holder, Warren, 2025 Tuscarawas street east Hontas, Jerry, 430 Hazlett avenue northwest Hopkins, Ivor, 1208 Gibbs avenue northeast Hossler, Dale, 3041 Seventh street southwest Hostetler, Max, 2505 Eleventh street northwest Householder, Charles, 2542 lndiana way norhteast Housley, Floyd, 1401 Ohio avenue northeast Houston, Walter, 1126 Shadyside avenue southwest Hudson, Edward, 729 Layafette anvenue southeast Hull, Stanley, 1427 Sycamore avenue southeast Humes, John, 1708 Regal avenue northeast Hunt, William, 117 Harrison avenue southwest Hunter, Glenn, 1325 Eighth street northwest Huthmacher, Alfred, 1508 Greenfield avenue southwest ldoine, Robert, 620 Broad avenue northwest Jeffries, Robert, 207 Wells avenue southwest Jellel, Amel, 308 Warner road northeast Jennings, Robert, 312 George place southwest Johnson, Joe, 606 Brown avenue northwest Johnson, Vernon, 1524 Harrisburg road northeast Johnson, Willard, 1914 Fourtheenth street southwest Jones, Harry, 1112 Harrison avenue southwest Jones, Paul, 2430 Fourteenth street northeast Joseph, William, 500 Navarre road southwest Jurkovic, John, 2226 Mahoning road northeast Kalenterides, Ted, 1736 Eleventh street northeast Karcher, Harold, 1217 Fourteenth street northeast Karinos, George, 738 Piedmont avenue southeast Kark, Frank, 192616 Mahoning road northeast Keagy, Fred, 1639 Shriver avenue northeast Kehl, Raymond, R. D.. No. 2, Louisville, Ohio Keller, Earl, 309 Melchoir avenue southwest Kelley, Norwood, 141 Columbus avenue northwest Kendig, Lester, 201 Park avenue northwest Keszeg, Frank, 2201 lndiana way northeast Ketler, Warren, 2815 Eleventh street northwest Khoury, George, 633 Mahoning road northeast Killian, Dick, 618 Roslyn avenue southwest King, Dick, 2815 Fifth street northwest Kirk, John, 129 Arlington avenue northwest Kirkwood, Jack, 2048 Fifteenth street northeast Klink, Harold, 2328 Fifteenth street northacst Klumph, Thorp, Jr., 647 Greenfield avenue southwest Knoch, Don, 152 Roslyn avenue northwest Knoch, Merle, 1200 Shadyside avenue southwest Kompara, Edward, 1608 Sherrick road southeast Kopatz, Alva, 1716 Rowland avenue northeast Page 254 THE LAURENSON AGENCY CO. NOAKER'S QUALITY ICE CREAM i E INSURANCE Party Ice Creams and for the SURETY BONDS Successful Hostess 1, E Thereis a 104- Market Avenue, South I N O A K F, R C R. Laurenson Ray B. Mertes DEALER :The Hartford Agentsv Near You Compliments of DE LUXE MARKET 220 TUSCARAWAS sr. E, Blanc Flowers Warehouse Market Miller's Restaurant Nieh0lson's Butter, Eggs, and Cheese Steiner Fruits and Vegetables Marchandgs Groceries Cahhufs Pastry Shop Hughes Provision Company J. C. Scott-Candies HBETTER GRADE COALSU from the H0ldest Coal Firm in Canton Warwick 8z Spelman 3 Wengefs Fish Jeeeeee Butter, Eggef end Cheese 1268 Dueber Ave. 601 - 4th st. NE Winter Garden Fruit Company Ph 8407 Phone 3 2407 one 1 - The Leonard Agency Page 255 Be Right in I Sty e Wear a TAILOR MADE S for Graduation We also make all J f x 4 'wx uktkgsglxagatxx X tg M5 .t.. f , tfggahtt at tg QQ' .stag ,ag , YW' 1' ,.ftftfr9 g 4 a-alt? 54 ,- tv. A what X fish-,a1,E.,, x tx' ' tr, . 1 v , rf 1' , Q ht it ,tm WF NC,- types of uniforms rspkenh o 0'rA1L0R.7r1c Heating - Cooling Kretzinger, Myron, 2824 Eleventh street southwest Kramer, Wilbur, 1109 Camden avenue southwest Krause, Bob, 1517 Glendale avenue northeast Kroll, Walden, 216 Lawn avenue northwest Kuemerle, Ralph, 1415 Ohio avenue northeast Laschinske, Charles, 614 Wertz avenue southwest Leach, Jace, 1379 Crescent road southwest Lee, William, 1030 Third street, northwest Leeper, Bruce, 1346 Barrett court northwest Lees, Jack, 247 Linwood avenue northwest Lehnis, Karl, 2744 Twelfth street southwest Leonard, Richard, 1717 Frederick avenue southwest Leonard, Winton, 211 Thirteenth street northeast Liber, Leroy, 1109 Third street northwest Lightfoot, George, 1130 Oak avenue Lockard, Harold, 2103 Mahoning road northeast Loshark, Edward, 2408 Harrisburg road northeast Luchitz, Paul, 1645 Hammond avenue southwest Luckring, William, 310 Clarendon avenue northwest Luther, George, 1644 Hammond avenue southwest Lux, Joseph, 1421 Fourth street northeast, Mackley, Dalton, 934 Shadyside avenue southwest Maggiore, Jerome, 513 Lawrence road northeast Magnello, Fred, 2218 Winfield way northeast Maksim, Paul, 1608 Clarendon avenue southwest Malick, Franklin, 332 Raff road northwest Mamaliga, Emil, 1054 Hoffman court northeast ManeillY, James, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Manly, Don, 1604 Hammond avenue southwest Manos, George, 1749 lrvin place northeast Mardyla, Frank, 12.18 Connor court southeast Marlatt, Charles, 2125 Twenty-fifth street northeast Martindale, Harry, 327 Tyler avenue southeast Martinez, Joe, 436 Webster avenue northeast May, Robert, 819 Tenth street northeast McAfee, Jim, 2318 Sevtnth street northwest McFarren, Robert, R. D. 1, Canton, Ohio McClaren, Robert, 508 Waynesburg road southeast McClain, Jack, 2211 Seventh street southwest McCloskey, Richard, 707 Dueber avenue southwest McConnell, Paul, 2905 Fourth street norhtwest McCurdy, Robert, 2508 Seventh street northwest McFarland, Lewis, 801 Greenfield avenue southwes McGeorge, James, 2418 Eleventh street northwest NOLAN COAL CO. Air Conditioning Units COAL - GAS or OIL See them on display at our show rooms 1338 Fifth St. N. W. COAL - COKE-,FUEL OIL Oil Burner Service g 1. Hot Point, Electric Re- l if e , frigerators, William Oil- ' Xf xj'Lg.:4'L o-Matic Oil Burners rum McGpyrt, John, 1327 Henry avenue southwest McKelley, Charles, 1623 Bryan avenue southwest McMacken, Jack, 321 Dryden avenue northwest McThrall, Robert, 501 Bedford avenue northwest Mees, Walter, 1025 Walnut avenue northeast Meola, Marco, 1006 Brad avenue southeast Merriman, Charles, 700 Greenfield avenue SW Messik, George, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Michael, Jack, 3507 Seventeenth street southwest Miller, Miller Miller , Charles, 414 Dryden avenue northwest , Donald, 1653 Grace avenue northeast Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Clarence, 2409 Ada place northwest Fred, 2410 Winfield way northeast Glen, 111 Bernard place southeast Lester. 1380 Garfield avenue southwest Russell, 2005 Gross avenue northeast Mitchell, William, 1919 Seventh street southwest Meola. Gayton, 1006 Brad avenue southeast Mitseff, Steve, 1627 Bryan avenue southwest Mobley, Jack, 1401 Vermont avenue northeast Moga, Leo, 743 Carnahan avenue southwest Mokodean, George, 1822 Clark avenue southwest Mongiardo, Carl, 1519 Third street southeast Moock, Dale, 937 'Roslyn avenue southwest Moore, Craig, Cottage No, 26, Meyers Lake Moore, Glen, 1418 Sixth street southwest Moreau, Phil, 1939 Harrisburg road northeast Morgan, Richard, 1101 Sixth street southwest Morrow, Roy, 801 Fiftlt street northwest Morris, Gorden, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Motley, Marion, 922 Lafayette avenue southeast Page 256 'll' I The Compliments of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS I Co. .IOI'INNY'S SOHIO PAINTS WALLPAPER 5ERv1CE 2 STATION 320 Market Avenue, N. Phone 5376 Corner I CANTON, OHIO Fourth and Harrlson N. W. Compliments of Canton Drop Forging 81 Mfg. Co. AUTOMOTIVE AIRCRAFT GENERAL I F O R G I N G S Producers of Drop Forgings for Particular Us-ers Since 1903 Canton, Ohio Page 257 st t--f-Fifi XIII ,4., I '4 ' P I1-1 MI' II I :3:Q:f xg ' ' 2 4' ' -.-232313:523:3:3:3:3:7:3:325:3:5:ii5:5:i2111:3:i:f:5:f:3:7:?:717:E:., l KEEPS toilet bowls clean, I white and sanitary. Rust ,. and stains vanish the ,E porcelain sparkles like new. X ' Suni-Flush is also ejfective l for cleaning automobile I radiators. , ' i 1 QUICK ' EASY 0 SANITARY X' ' 0 Ill! 1 I - i ' .. -I , J som ny Au. RETAIL sronrs IN zse AND Ioe cANs A THE HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CO. CANTON, OHIO MAKE CLEANING 7016 fig? ' N2 , NI E L O ga Q IQ J THE Mootnn WATER sorreNsR,.aeveRvoAv :I HOUSEHOLD ctrfwsta FOR BATH . KITCHEN r I-0-4' fs ...fr LAUNDRY , ,, Try l4EtLDin the dishpan, washtuh or any where an effective cleaner is needed. l4EtL0cuIs grease, dis- solves dirt, puts a sparkling shine on dishes and makes clothes snowy white. NEILO helps soap and water do more work and keeps your hands soft and white. I EE? , in 12 or. Er 32 oz. packages SOLD BY ALL GROCERS The Hygienic Products Co. CANTON, OHIO Murtes, Peter, 1328 Maple avenue northeast Mulig, Frank, 112 Schwalm avenue northeast Muntean, Emery, 1646 Tuscarawas street east Myer, Myers, Don, 610 Smith avenue northwest Eugene, 208 Gibbs avenue northeast Myers, Gerald, 1445 Maple avenue northeast Myers, Paul, 807 Maryland avenue southwest Myers, Ralph, 3210 Windsor road southwest Myers Wilson, 406 Twelfth street northeast Mylius, Ralph, 711 Forest avenue southwest Najda, Steve, 1647 Stark avenue southwest Nau, Paul, 2410 Indiana way northeast Nebo, Chet, 1315 Henry avenue southwest Negulici, Charles, 2152 Eighth street northea Nelson, William, 635 Arlington avenue southwest New, Mike, 1724 Edwards avenue northeast Newman, Edward, 1123 Second street northwest Nickas, James, 207 Wells aavenue southwest Nolan, William, 1338 Fifth street northwest Nosker, Donald, 3011 Sixth street southwest Novelli, Angelo, 14-27 Third street northeast Oancea, John, 1615 Harrison avenue southwest 0'Connor, Edward, 520 Fifth street northwest Ondo, Andrew, 1819 Roosevelt avenue northeast Ondo, George, 1869 Roosevelt avenue northeast Onesto, Jack, 1130 Concord avenue southwest Onila, John. 1807 Clarendon avenue southwest Oyler, Charles, 2030 Spring avenue northeast Packa, Louis, 2126 Harmont avenue northeast Palosi. Frank, 2334- Fourteenth street northeast Parr, Edward, 733 Lawrence road northeast Pass, John. 1206 Fifth street northeast Paumier, Thomas, R. D. No. 1, Navarre road southwest Pavelzik, Fred, 1532 Sixteenth street northeast Pearlman, Sam, 4-00 Eleventh street southeast Pekar, Frank, 1513 Clark avenue southwest Pellegrene, Arthur, 1008 Sherrick road southeast Penna, Louis, 1403 Gonder avenue southeast Perez, Manuel, 1546 Bryan avenue southwest Peters, Thomas, 14-28 Frederick avenue southwest Petit, Jack, 2423 Eleventh street northwest Petrick, Robert, 706 Hazlett avenue I1OI'1l1WCSIl Phillips, Herman, 1026 Nineteenth street northeast Phillips. William, 713 Nineteenth street northeast Piatt, William, 351 Fourteenth streGet northwest Popa, Cornell, 755 Ross avenue northeast Preusser, Herman. 1005 Clarendon avenue southwest Priest, Jerald, 1135 Roslyn avenue southwest Prosser, Richard, 603 Cleveland avenue southwest Prysock, John, 1416 Maple aavenue northeast Purses, Sam, 1617 Second street northeast Quinn, Francis, 1020 Dartmouth avenue southwest Rannigan, Eugene, 604- Broad avenue northwest Raymond, Walter, 709 Rex avenue northeast Reed, Carl, 1007 Lawrence road northeast Reese, Doyne, 1216 Clarendon avenue southwest Refkin, Ralph, 416 Thirteenth street southeast Reolfi, Albert, 1743 Fourth street northeast Repace, William, 1021 Sherrick road southeast Rice, Don, 718 Raynolds place southwest Rice, James, 813 Third street northeast Richmond, Harry, 2015 Tenth street southwest Riegler, Charles, 1114 Eighth street northeast Riehl, Richard, 932 Belleflower avenue southwest Ritchie, George, 1225 Gibbs avenue northeast Roach, Edwin, 915 Highland road northeast Roberts, William, 347 Clarendon avenue northwest Robinson, Don, 3103 Seventh street southwest Robinson, Ernest, 203 Bornique court southwest Rogers, Ted, 1918 Clark avenue southwest Page 258 GUSSETT BOILER and WELDING WORKS BOILER MAKERS AND ERECTORS ELECTRIC or ACETYLENE WELDING 1140 Marion Ave. SW Dial 3-3190 CANTON, OHIO Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1939 CN THE SUPERIOR SHEET STEEL CO. DIVISION OF CONTINENTAL STEEL CORPORATION CANTON, OHIO There is Health in Every Dropv THE CANTON PURE MILK CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL DAIRY PRODUCTS HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Dial 5274 Dial 5275 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 O The LUNTZ IRON E5 STEEL COMPANY George D. Harter Bank Building Page 259 Roman, Nick, 3032 Seventh street northeast Ronk, Homer, 734 McKinley avenue southwest Rosebrook, Richard, 2601 Harrisburg road northeast Rose, Eddie, 2827 Fourth street northwest Rose, Joe, 3046 Mahoning road northeast Rote, Eugene, 1419 Fourth street northeast Roth John 1619 Hammond avenue southwest Roush, Johin, 2426 Winfield way northeast Rowan, Charles, 1118 Ninth street northwest Rubin Rudd, , Richard, 916 Third street southwest Myron, 806 Highland road northeast Rupert, Homer, 3200 Tenth street northwest Russ, Russ, Andy, 2310 Eighth street northeast Bernard, 901 Mahoning road northeast Russo, James Joe, 803 Eleventh street southeast Ryan, Frank, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Ryman, Louis, 222 Hazlett avenue northwest Saddler, Howard, 2708 Twelfth street southwest Sailer, Charles, 2352 Lakeroad boulevard northwest Sanders, Harold, 1513 Olive place northeast Saunier, Robert, 614 Cleveland avenue southwest Sautters, Glenn, 809 Plymouth court nowthwest Schaffner, Eugene, 736 High avenue southwest Schario, Bernard, 436 Girard avenue southeast Scherer, Arthur, 523 Sixth street northeast Schissler, George, 2410 Maple avenue northeast Schmidt, Harry, 1412 Roslyn avenue southwest Schmidt, Robert, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Schneider, Stanley, R. D. No. 4, Massillon, Ohio Scott, Dale, 1009 Wertz avenue southwest Scott, Homer, 2700 Twelfth street southwest Seaman, Edward, 112 High avenue southwest Sebring, William, 1511 Tenth street southwest Seccombe, Dick, 629 Exeter avenue southwest Seibert, Fred, 1121 Thirteenth street northeast Seidel, Richard, 308 Hartford avenue southeast Shaheen, Harry, 1105 Cherty avenue northeast Sharpe, Garold, 703 Hazlett avenue northwest C reart Spies, Sherman, Ed, 2319 Seventh street northwest Shearrow, Eddie, 144 Gonder avenue southeast Sheil, Roy, 525 Arlington avenue northwest Shoup, Willis, 2613 Twelfth street northwest Shramo, Steve, 1416 Gibbs avenue northeast Shuster, Don, 310 Meek place southwest Sigler, Sigler, Sigler, Sikes, Singer, Sirak, Albert, 940 Marion avenue southwest Blair, 2233 Sixth street southwest Oliver, 2233 Sixth street southwest Robert, 1434 Second street northeast Roger, 1701 Regal avenue northeast Eugene, 227 Cleveland avenue northwest Skaggs, James, 1316 Harmony court northeast Skeeles, Bill, 217 Kennet court northwest Slish, Small, Edward, 1401 Wabash court northeast Robert, R. D. No, 1, Navarre, Ohio Smith, Cecil, 1313 Harrison avenue southwest Smith, Edward, 3312 Nineteenth street southwest Snyder, Joe, 1534 St. Elmo avenue northeast Snyder. Richard, R. D. No. 1, Canton, Ohio Wilbur, 2402 Lake road northwest Spiker, Gerald, 1013 Dueber avenue southwest Spitale, Angelo, 530 Madison avenue southeast St. George, John, 2241 lndiana way northeast Stamm, Bob, 1117 Twenty-eighth street northeast Stan, John, 1107 Eighth street northeast Starkey, Eddie, 2610 Twelfth street northwest Staudt, Charles, 819 Broad avenue northwest Steckley. Harold, 1630 Bonnot place northeast Stephanidis, James, 1908 Blecker place northeast Stertzbach, Theron, 2044 Third street southeast Stevenson, William, 904 Liberty avenue southeast Stock, Kenneth, 1314 Harmont court northeast Stoll, Donald, 941 Mahoning road northeast Strang. Jack, 237 Dueber avenue southwest Strauch, Bolton, 613 High avenue southwest Striman, Mark, 915 Third street northeast Page 260 ,A-x .K 1 S . , . , 1 .3 4.5.3, 132- 1 ,, g-3 Q: 1 ,X .... m,. .',',. x -. , ,, -gg 1 - . :M -f:Aj.,1 Q - 'Sify .QQ QSR73 Q :wma ,ggi-fs 'Q-Qslkff 5. A .11 wi-f H? I ,gy 59, ., , in ig' sw. 5: ,- ',,?,'., f 1, gtfjl 4, fr Q Hfgfy,-, . Em,-',---, . Z, , 5 4112. 1, ff, ,, -f 1 :C , -L TH -3' 4 fifra-.2 A ., 2 A I t , fi. ,,,. 7-v 1 v N QQ: 1 ls ,lx . A 1 'L fi, 1 ww- ,. Y 1 ,. Q 5. f-712 , .Mk ,ln CQ ,glvfm 'rZ, '., iff: 'Li-1212? Egg! .mt g.'-4572. zgljggya 'f.PJ'. , .rqghy ,A 22, I' .f'5, ,yifa QM 4, iff,- Vci. , 15' 5: ff 5, 3 A ,.,'4 5 ff Z' -fig 5 . 2 4 iwnfi . mmf 3' -91152: gy 1 M. 1 . 4723, H ff gf nl, 2 ,f,iM,,24. .. ...Ni fx: ,P 6 Y 2 ,F-lp f . f ,'fQVi5gfVfi fs x,?.xZ?' W A . ,-f,z.- :LM f., , ,VH 1 , AQ, L., .,1, , I , ,M Page 261 ,sc yin' ff , f f r . . 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No. 1, Canton, Ohio Swihart, James, 1201 Cleveland avenue southwest Szabo, Andrew, 2217 Indiana way northeast Thanopoulos, Andrew, 401 Estep place southwest Thompson, Jack, 943 Rowland avenue northeast Tinlin, Dale, 2400 Ninth street northwest Tisevich, John, 1517 Vine avenue southwest Tish, Clinton, 1320 Ninth street northwest Tomer, Jack, 1357 Henry avenue southwest Tondra, Edward, 1715 Stark avenue southwest Trask, Bill, 2419 Tenth street southwest Trenary, Robert, 2814 Sixth street northwest Trew, Elmer, 1000 Arlington avenue southwest Trissel, LeRoy, 1020 Clarendon avenue northwest Triner, Tim, 116 Fawcett court northwest Tschantz, Warren, 939 Maryland avenue southwest Tucker, James, 1021 Prospect avenue southwest Ullon, George, 1318 Struble avenue northeast Valentine, Duane, 2828 Sixth street northwest Van Nostran, Robert, 904 Market avenue north Van Sickel, Donald, 1515 Second street northeast Vardel, Wilbur, 1431 Gross avenue northeast Vitavec, Andrew, 1614 Sherrick road southeast Voisard, Arthur, 3215 Dewey place southwest Von Gunten, John, 1525 Bedfard avenue southwest Vutetakis, Spyros, 605 Sayler place southwest Wackerly, Ralph, 258 Aultman avenue northwest Wade, Earl, 2213 Waltham place Waechter, Edward, 1229 Sixth street northeast Wagner, Donald, 310 Cherry avenue northeast Wagner, James, 2512 Ninth street northwest Waldman, John, 1219 Park avenue southwest Wallace, Wayne, 3018 Eleventh street southwest Ward, Arthur, 2016 Sixth street southwest Warth, James, 3212 Seventh street southwest Wasson, Jack, 711 Union avenue southwest Wayne, Roger, 2127 Third street southeast Weida, Harold, 1418 Third street northeast Weimer, Gene, 1114 Eighth street northwest Werner, Edward, 2010 Twelfth street southwest Wess, Edward, 1200 Ninth street northeast White, Darrell, 1014 Sixth street southwest Whitehouse, Bill, 117 Colonial boulevard northeast Whitehouse, Richard, 117 Colonial boulevard northe Wickam, Bernard, 828 Cleveland avenue northwest Wiehern, Walter, 1704 Maple avenue northeast Wiederman, Matthew, 1518 Third street northeast Wilhelm, Howard, 1829 Cleveland avenue southwest Williams, Bill, 2408 Twenty-first street northeast Willis, Carl, 226 Exeter avenue southwest Willis, Charles, 1415 Harrison avenue southwest Wingert, Chester, 1952 Otto place northeast Winonech, Edward, 921 Payne court northeast Wise, Earl, 1208 Fourth street northeast Wise, Leroy, 1229 Garfield avenue southwest Wojtowicz, Adolph, 1502 Park avenue southwest Wolfe, Richard, 215 Wertz avenue southwest Wolfe, George, 309 Harrison avenue northwest Wolfe, William, 215 Wertz avenue southwest Wolfe, John, 1705 Fourth street southeast Woods, Roy, 1503 Maple avenue northeast Yuga, Earl, 2226 Seventh street northeast Zolosky, Gene, 1117 Seventh street northeast Zugrave, George, 1012 Fifth street southeast Zwick, Leander, 212 Thirty-first street northwest Zwischa, Carl, 1235 Fourteenth street northwest Page 262 aSt iiiiiiiiiiiifiit . . . 7939 i' Another Beautiful Chapter written in the history ot Car1tor1's McKinley High School B n I I I in years to come, you w d dl d ly through 1tS pages, ch h y y h p y y h h d h 0I',W'C O6 ideals you now seek, and may f d dreams come true. lliill is nur wish ,ffm We W gonzalu Standard Printing Unmnanu Home of Canfonlr Leading Publications 120-Z6 Fourth St. N. 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