McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1941 volume:

-.. fW A 1 The 1941 Annual Staff VIMQIKL M F? I Qffilb x q N45 ,A I , X Editorial Staff . Harold Niock. '41, Wi1ma Ruf1e, '41,,, ,, Niartha Zika, '41 ,, Hay Nist, 741 ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, ,, Louis Elsaesser 111. '42,, Betty Shei1, '42 .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Richard Emhrey, '42 ,,,,,,,,, Kenneth Breting, '41 ,,,,,,,,,, Rulhe Cohen, 41 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mary Louise Sl1u11. '41, ,,,,,,,, , C race Webborn. '41 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mary Lou Spanagel, 74 1 ,,,,,,,,, Arfielle Loleman ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Business Staff . XX! 3g 'N M5 fig 1 X . ff -1 , t X 4m if X s.kk s 2 at 1 tit rags Darwin McKnight, '41, Harold Bourquin, '41 ,,,,,,,, Hubert Nofsger, '41 ,.,,,,, Betty Mae Gilmore. '41 i.,..,,, Jeanne McConnell, '41 ,,,,,,,,, Betty Carr, '41 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Martha Furslierg, '41 Belly Hoag, '41 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Niarymargarel jones. '41 ,,,,,,,, Janet Re-nner. '41, .... :XIlIlElbC1 Rickard, '41 r,,,, , Pau1ine Sanlora, '41, ,,,,,,, ,. ,loan Sc1lrei11e1'. '41 ,,,,,,,,,, xVdllf1H Mae Xvise. '41 ,.,,,,,,, Fr ' ' eil W. Leisl, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Page 2 , N Editor-in-chief Senior seftion editor Club section editor Pllotographer .Boysi Athletic editor Girls' Athletic editor Assistant Plzotogmpher , Artist Artist Artist Artist Typist , ,,,, Adviser Advertising Manager Cashier Bookkeeper Circulation .Unnuger Copy and Office .Umzager . ,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, Advertising ,, , Advertising Advertising .. ,,,,. A dirertising ,, . Advertising , , , Advertising ,, , A dvertising ,, , Advertising Advertising , ,,,, Adviser age Ded Pan Fac Cla Cla Cla Cla Ath Org Sen .,, .. ,U 'w , 1,4 lhl ication orama ulty ss of '41 ss of '42 ss of '43 ss of '44 letics anization ior Director Page 4 Dedicated . . . . . to Mr. Lloyd Swan . . . senior boys' adviser . . . . . . a sympathetic and understanding fellow . . . Well liked by both students and faculty members . . . Page 5 4-N . ,Nw ,. 4. ' SHS ..1,,,.f, wg: X wf Q 1f1-f.lfi- - ff ,, , W M Wx:-4 S, ,- x a . f-- ,v , .fjkflf if . .s., , X -f .M My , af' 13, f 6 - -7. ,-5,-1 ff- , J 'A K1 - 3 - ?j,x4,, v QQ' gina? Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 w ,f MB. I. L. G. POTTORF Prillcipal of Jwzflifllley High School MB. H. W. BENEDICT lffice-l'rz'11zfipaf of ML'Ki11fey' High 5011001 Page 10 Mr. Iesse H. Mason Szlperilzlemlezlf of CUIIIOII Svfzools Pago ll The Board of Education . . MB. FRED K. DOMEH Vice-president MR. IOHN A. PEARL DR. B. E. PFOUTS MR. LOHEN E. SOUERS Page 12 MB. GEORGE H. DEUBLE Presirfenf Faculty Administration and Library . . . First row: Mr, Benedict, Mrs. Simmermacher, Mr. Pottorl, Miss McCuskev, Mr. Baker Second row: Miss Schafer, Miss Keller, Miss Oetiinqer, Miss Metzqer. Home and Fine Arts . . . First row: Miss Bozman, Miss M. Bowman, Mrs. Melov, Miss K. Smith, Miss Perry, Miss Ward. Second row: Mr. Hanson, Mrs. Dailey, Miss VVenrick, Miss Colville, Mr. Miller. Page 13 Iunior-Senior English . . . First row: Mr. Harter, Miss Lonq, Miss Haverstack, Miss E. Thompson, Mr. Schindler. Second row: Miss Iones, Miss Marble, Miss Coleman, Miss Zinninqer. Freshman-Sophomore English . . . First row: Miss Rifile, Miss Bock, Miss Motschman, Miss Heidman, Miss Armoqida. Second row: Miss Davis, Miss Summers, Miss Gatchel, Miss Galbreath. Page ,Ill History and Social Science . . . First row: Miss Lehmiller, Miss B. Thompson, Miss McNarV, Miss Bair, Miss Marburqer, Miss T. Bowman. Second row: Mr. Ford, Mr. Cherry, Mr. Deetz, Mr. Barklev, Mr. Barnes. Mr. Warren, Mr, Iackman. Foreign Languages . . . First row: Miss F. Schneider, Miss Zurcher, Miss Erdman, Miss C. Schneider, Miss E, Stonehill. Second row: Miss Lutz, Miss McConnell, Miss Bowser, Miss Shelton. Q . .. lx ,I ' 1-' 1 Page I5 Business Education . . . First row: Mr. Leist, Miss Dovev, Miss L. Stonehill, Miss Grimes, Miss Darrow, Miss Sucierovv, Mr. Lawrence. Second row: Mr. Rickert, Mr. Gowdv, Mr. Goodman, Mr. Corner, Mr. Robinson. Science . . . First row: Mr. C. C. Smith, Mr. Goss, Miss Houslev, Miss Clarke, Mr. L. M. Swan, Mr. Clements Second row: Mr. Pratt, Mr. Metzqer, Mr. Lanninq, Mr. Peabody, Mr. Riley. Page 16 Mathematics . . . First row: Miss Domer, Miss Broda, Miss Swinehart, Miss Walton, Miss Hickman, Miss Larsen Second row: Mr. Alexander, Mr. Nethero, Mr. Boone, Mr. Weedman. Physical Education . . . First row: Mr. Branin, Miss Iohnston, Mr. Wriqht, Mrs. Syler, Mr, Weick, Second row: Mr. Rearick, Mr. Myers, Mr. Schott, Mr. Reed, Pzzge If Industrial First row: Mr. Angove, Mr. Bowles, Mr. Garl, Mr. Hyatt, Mr. Fry, Second row: Mr. Frizzell, Mr. Heestand, Mr. Henderson. 4 v Industrial . First row: Mr. S. P. Smith, Mr. Iohnson, Mr. Moore, Mr. Pancake, Mr. Parker Second row: Mr. Swant, Mr. F. W. Swan, Mr. Littell. Page 18 Faculty Directory Mr. R. Alexander. B. A.. Denison university. General science. general math. Mr. E. O. Anqove. Western Reserve university, Akron university, Kent State university. Foundry practice. Miss Katherine Armogida. B. S. in Ed.. Ohio univer- sity. English, commerce and industry. Miss Marguerite Bair. Ph. B., College of Wooster, A. M.. Columbia university, LL. B., William McKinley School of Law. American history. Mr. Lewis W. Baker. Ph. B., Heidelberg college. Algebra IV, attendance office. Mr. Paul Barkley. A. B., Miami university. Economics, consumer education. Mr. I. R. Barnes. A. B., College of Wooster. A. M., Columbia university. American history, civics. Mr. H. W. Benedict, A. B.. Princeton university, A. M.. Columbia university. Vice-principal of McKinley, Director Canton Public Evening School. Miss Gertrude Bock. A. B., Capital university. English Il. Mr. O. V. Boone. Ph. B., Grove city college. Plane geometry, shop math. Mr. F. C. Bowles. Indiana State Teachers college. Mechanical drawing. Miss Marie F. Bowman. A. B.. Ohio Wesleyan uni- versity. Elementary clothing, foods and health. Miss Thelma Bowman. A. B., Ohio Wesleyan univer- sity. American history. Miss Goldie M. Bowser. A. B.. Oberlin college. Spanish I, Spanish II, American history. Miss Martha Bozman. Degree in Fine Arts, Cleveland School of Art. Art IV, art metal, art I, show card writ- ing. Mr. C. T. Branin. B. P. E., Springfield college. Boys' swimming, gymnasium, assistant track coach. Miss Kathryn E. Broda. A. B.. Western Reserve uni- versity. Algebra III, solid geometry, sociology. Mr. Lee W. Cherry. A. B., Ohio Wesleyan university. Shop math, economics. Miss Leota B. Clarke. B. S., M. A.. University of Michigan. Chemistry. Mr. I. W. Clements. A. B., Ohio university. Industrial chemistry. Miss Ardelle Coleman. B. S. in Ed., Wittenberg college. Journalism, stenography, typewriting, speed building. Miss Myrtle B. Colville. B. S. in Ed.. Akron univer- sity. Economics, personal regimen, interior decoration. Mr. D. O. Corner. B. S. in Ed.. Ohio university. Business practice. Mrs. Cora Dailey. B. S. in Ed., Ohio university. Child care.. personal regimen. Miss Dorothy Darrow. B. S. in Ed., Miami university. Speed building, stenography II, typewriting Il. Miss Ruthanna Davis. A. B., Oberlin college. M. A.. University of Michigan. English II, sophomore girls' adviser. Mr. O. F. Deetz. Ph. B., College of Wooster. Civics, economics. Miss Lucile Domer. A. B., Ohio Wesleyan university. Algebra. Miss Hazel L. Dovey. B. A.. B. S. in Ed.. Nebraska university. Stenography I, typewriting I. Miss Ruth M. Erdman. Ph. B., College of Wooster. Latin I, Latin II, English III. Mr. Bayard B. Ford. B. A.. Defiance college. Book- keeping I. commerce and industry, Stenography I. Mr. Clifton Frizzell. B. S. in Ed., Miami university. M. A., Columbia university. Mechanical drawing II. freshman and sophomore boys' adviser. Mr. G. E. Fry. Bowling Green university. Cabinet making, mill work. Miss Ida Galbreath. A. B., Allegheny college, M. A.. Columbia university. English II. ancient and medieval history. Mr. Clyde R. Garl. B. S., Purdue university, Registered Professional Engineer. Mechanical drawing III, machine design IV. Miss Helen Gatchel. B. A., Ohio Wesleyan univer- sity, M. S., Syracuse university. English I. Mr. E. F. Goodman. Bowling Green university. Book- keeping, stenography. Mr. Glenn l. Goss. B. S.. Mount Union college. Geology, physical geography. commerce and industry. Mr. Carleton N. Gowdy. B. S. in Ed., Bliss college. Stenography II, Typewriting II. Miss Miriam. Grimes. A. B., Hiram college, M. A.. New York university. Business English, English III. Mr. Leslie D. Hanson. B. S., Ottawa university. Choral groups. Mr, Bernard Harter. A. B., Ohio university, M. A.. Western Reserve university. General math, shop math, English l. Miss Iris Haverstack. A. B., M. A., Oberlin college. Dramatics, English III, English IV. Mr. Glen W. Heestand. B. S., Ohio State university. General shop, cabinet woodworking. Miss Ella May Heidman. A. B., Mount Union college. English I, English II. Mr. R. E. Henderson. B. S. in Ed., Kent State university. Mechanical drawing, general math. Mr. T. R. Henning. B. E., Akron university. Machine shop. Miss Mabel Hickman. B. S. in Ed., Kent State univer- sity. English l, general math. Miss Florence F. Housley. A. B.. Oberlin college, Ed. M., Harvard university. Chemistry, household chemistry. Mr. L. F. Hyatt B. S. in Ed.. Kent State university. Sheet metal pattern drafting, mechanical drawing Il. Mr. T. B. Iackman. A. B.. Ohio Wesleyan. American history. Mr. Harold A. Iohnson. A. B., Miami university. Electric shop I, electric shop II. Miss Hester lane lohnston. A. B., Oberlin college. Girls' swimming, gymnasium. Miss Mildred G. Iones. B. A., College of Wooster. English III. Miss Charlotte Keller. Office secretary. Mr. W. W. Lanning. B. S.. Ohio State university. Biology, American history. Miss Inga Larsen. A. B.. Western Reserve university. Algebra I, general math. Mr. Ulysses Lawrence. B. S. in Ed.. Kent State uni- versity. Business English. Miss Ruth Lehmiller. A. B.. Wilson college. European history II, American history. Mr. Fred W. Leist. A. B., Ohio Wesleyan university. Business law. Mr. Houston M. Lemasters. B. S., Ohio State university. Home mechanics. Page 19 Faculty Directory Mr. C. E. Littell. B. S. in Ed., Ohio State university. Mechanical drawing, furniture drafting. Miss A. Grace Long. B. A., College of Wooster. M. A., University of Chicago. English III, creative writing. Miss Nellie E. Lutz. Ph. B.. College of Wooster. Latin II. Latin IV. English Ill. Miss Minnie Lynn. A. B.. Oberlin college, M. S., Penn State college. Physical education, hygiene and physiology. Miss Katherine Mack. Ph. B., Denison university. English III, English IV. Miss Elma Anne Marble. A. B.. Western Reserve uni- versity. English IV, civics. American history. Miss Grace B. Marburger. A. B., University of Michi- gan. Civics, American history. Miss Ianet McConnell. A. B.. Ohio State university, M. A., Columbia university. Latin IV, Latin III, Latin II, American history. Miss lean McCuskey. A. B.. College of Wooster, B. S. in L. S.. Western Reserve university. Librarian. Miss Mary Olive McNary. Ph. B., College of Wooster. M. A., Columbia university. Ancient and medieval history, world history. Mrs. Ieannette Meloy. B. S. in Ed., Kent State univer- sity. Foods and health, meal planning. Mr. Ralph D. Metzger. B. L., Kenyon college. Physics. Miss Vida Mae Metzger. Office secretary. Mr. Ellmore Miller. B. S. in Ed., Ohio university. Instrumental music. Mr. George S. Moore. B. S. in Ed.. Ohio university. Sheet metal shop. Miss Elizabeth F. Motschman. A. B., Wittenberg col- lege, A. M., Columbia university. English II, senior girls' adviser. Mr. Dan P. Myers. B. S., Mount Union college. M. E., Akron university. Mathematics. Mr. Iohn I. Nethero. B. S. in Ed.. Kent State university. General math, shop math I, shop II. Miss Elizabeth Oeffinger. Office secretary. Mr. Lee Pancake. B. S.. Indiana State Teachers college. Architectural drawing, mechanical drawing I. Mr. Wm. D. Parker. Ohio university. Mechanical drawing. Mr. Dwight V. Peabody. B. A., Ohio State university, A. M.. Columbia university. Commerce and industry, agriculture. horticulture. Miss Lula Perry. A. B., Hillsdale college. M. A.. Columbia university. Elementary clothing, home making. Mr. Iohn L. G. Pottorf. A. B.. Mount Union college. A. M., Columbia university, Ed. M., Harvard university. Principal of McKinley. Mr. Delbert Pratt. B. S., M. S.. Denison university. Biology, Mr. Herman B. Rearick. B. S. in Ed.. Wittenberg college. English I. Mr. Iohn Reed. B. A.. Penn State college American history. athletics. Mr. A. M. Rickert. A. B., Bluffton college. Bookkeeping, typewriting. Miss Valerie G. Riffle. A. B.. B. S., Lake Erie college, Miami university. English. commerce and industry. Mr. C. L. Riley. A. B.. Mount Union college. Biology. Mr. M. F. Robinson A. B., Rio Grande college. B. S. in Ed., Bliss college. Bookkeeping, shorthand I, types writing. Miss Iayne Schafer. Office secretary. Mr. C. M. Schindler. B. A.. Mount Union college. English III. debate, elementary public speaking. ad- vanced public speaking, interpretive reading. Miss Clara Schneider. B. A., Western Reserve uni- versity, M. A.. University of Wisconsin. French. German. Latin. Miss Flora Schneider. A. B.. Western Reserve uni- versity, M. A.. Columbia university. French, German, English. Mr. Paul Schott. A. B.. Otterbein college, LL. B., Mc- Kinley School of Law. Business law, civics. Miss Evalyn Shelton. Ph. B., Mount Union college. Latin. English. Miss Edna Claire Shumaker. B. S., Denison university. Plane geometry. guidance. dean of girls. Mr. Cloyd C. Smith. B. S., Case School of Applied Science. Chemistry. general math. Miss design. Kathleen Smith. B. A., Oberlin college. Surface costume design. Mr. S. P. Smith. Miami university. Pattern making, general shop. Miss Dorothy Steiner. A. B., Oberlin college. Assistant librarian. Miss Ethel Stonehill. Ph. B., College of Wooster, M. A.. Columbia university. English II. Latin I. Miss Leah Stonehill. B. S. in Ed., Ohio university. Shorthand II. typewriting II. office production. Miss Mary C. Suderow. B. S. in Ed.. Kent State uni- versity. Typewriting, shorthand. Miss Inez V. Summers. A. B.. Mount Union college, M. A., University of Wisconsin. English II. Mr. Fred W. Swan. B. Ed.. Illinois State Normal college. Printing. Mr. Lloyd M. Swan. B. S.. Mount Union college, M. A.. Ohio State university. Chemistry, senior boys' adviser. Mr. F. W. Swant. B. S. in Ed.. Stout Institute. General shop. Miss Ethel N. Swinehart. A. B.. College of Wooster. Algebra III. algebra I. Miss A. M.. Miss M. A.. Miss Bessie L. Thompson. Ph. B., Muskingum college. University of Wisconsin. American history. Esther R. Thompson B. A., Muskingum college, Columbia university. English III. Lillian M. Walton. A. B., Oberlin college. Plane geometry, algebra III. Miss Ianet C. Ward. B. S., Ohio State university. Textiles and clothing. Mr. Clifton I. Warren. A. B., Earlham college, M. A., University ot Cincinnati. Economics, civics. Mr. Otto Weedman. A. B., Eureka college. Algebra III, algebra IV, plane geometry. trigonometry. Miss Key E. Wenrick. B. S. in Ed.. Ohio university. Art. Mr. Harry L. Wieck. B. S. in Ed., Kent State university. Boys' gymnasium. Mr. Charles M. Wright. B. S., Miami university. Coaching, biology, commercial civics. civics. Miss Alma Marie Zinninger. B. S.. Kent State uni- versity, M. Ed., Akron university. English III, English IV. Miss univers history Page 20 Emilie Zurcher. M. A.. A. B., Western Reserve ity. German III, German IV, French I, European I. ls 1 Classes Senior Officers . . secretary . . . Richard Might, treasurer . . Page 21 :S B E0 DJ s 9: 5. O FD ro' H fD FE. Q. co E. 311 QJ '4 I o o '-o co rf rc H CD FB. Q. KD E1 U o 91 9. :r M4 92 co S Q! 1 ACM' R P Q if WJ r' .- -1 - h N J' 4 ass of '41 VERLA MAE ABRIGG Classical Booster club 3, 4, Book Chat club 4, committee 4. When Verla'x asked to do her part, All she does comes from the heartf' RUSSELL I. ADAMS Technical A boy who is hind to all he lfrwzrs fllfzlring friends rrhereifer he goes. ETHEL ADELMAN General Booster Clull 2, 3, 4, Social Srienct' club 4, committee 4. Quiet and unassuming. but alirays on the j0I7.,, LILLIAN AKALARIAN Cornmercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Art League 4: basketball 4, Etiquette club 3. 4. Dark is her hair and bright is her smilef, VIRGIL ALBAUGH Cornrnercial Booster club 3, 4. A still tongue shows the irise headf' FRANK ALBERS Industrial Arts The greatest truths are the simplest: and so are the greatest menf: az DOROTHY ALBERT Commercial Hooster club 3, 4, committee 4. -ill followed her with endearing zrile, To share this I77!IlIlCll,S nliarming .'il7IiIf'.,7 MARTHA ALBERT Commercial Booster club 2, committee 3, 4. Zealous, yet modest, inrzocent. though freef, RICHARD ALBRIGHT C eneral Hand 2, 3, 4, orchestra 3: Booster club 2, Boysl Pep band. '1l1l.'!lyS willing to do his part, alzrays willing to lend a hand. RICHARD C. ALEXANDER Technical National Honor Society 4, Council- man 2, 3. 4, Stagecraft 4, commit' tee 3. No matter what is said or done, Dinh always laughs ,til set nj sun. INES ALFIERI Commercial Booster club 4. Our thoughts and our conduct are our 01l'71.,, ELMA ALLEN Commercial Leaders' club 3, 4, band 4, Choral club 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, volley- ball 2. Her eyes seem. to dance with mis' chiefs gleam She is held by all in high esteenzf' WILLIAM ALLEN lnrluslrial Booster club 2, 3, 4: band 3. 4: Graphic Arts club 3, 4: orchestra 4. 'Wise to resolve, and patient lo per forrnf' ROY ALLRED General Booster club 3: committee 2, 3. Re4l's a lazl if a friend to you llill always prove himself quite truef' PETE AMENDOLA Industrial ,He is truly great zrlm lzatlz a greal cliarityfi IAY ANDERSON Technical Buml 3. 4: fillllfill club 4: life-saving. .els merry as the :lay is long. EUGENE ANDREWS Technical Stagecraft club 3. president 4: intru- mural volleyball 35 committee 3. 4. GFFIII llzougllts, great feelings Caine to tlieni, Lilre instincts, nnazvaresf' MARY ANGELO General Booster club 4. Be zrae to your worfl and your zmrls anrl your jrienrlf' Page 23 .4 Class of BEN I. ANTAL Industrial Arts Booster club 2: bantl 2. 3. 4: ore cliestra 2. 3, 4. SIIVII a true and gallant spirit. NICK ANTHONY Technical ' Reserve football 2: reserve basket- ball 2: Booster club 2. 3. Wherever he goes lie will lie lilrell, we predict. CARL AREND Classical Committees 3, 4g hallguartl cliairrnan 4: Booster elub 3. 4: track 3. 4 moral, sensible, anrl well-bred man. BETTIE ARMSTRONG Classical National Honor Society 4: National Forensic League 43 Booster club 2. 3, 4: Latin club 2: Biology club 2: 4-onimittees 2. fill my ambition is, l own. Tn profit anfl Io please IlVIA'I1UIl'lI.,, CLARENCE ARNDT Industrial I nianis tlmaghts are like the wirizlsfi RICHARD ARNOLD Classical Bantl 3. 4: Choral club 4. The virtue lies in the struggle. not the prize? ass of '41 MARTHA ARUNSKI Cornrrrcrcial Booster cluln 4, committee 3. .Votlzing 111ultip1ies so fast as A11111- nessf' ANN ATHENS Commercial Booster clulv 2. 3. 4, committees 2, 3, 4, Etiquette club 2, 4, Art League 3, 4, Book Cllkll clull 3, 4. A cheerful smile 77I!lli'l'S 11112 ttforld grow I7Z8fI'y.,, EMMA ATTENIESE Comrrrercial Committee 2. 3. 4, Booster club 4. C0011 1111111n1'rs 111111 good 111o1'111s are SIUOVIZ jri1'1111s.,' ELIZABETH AYOUB Commercial Booster clulm 2, 3. 4, Dramatic club 3. 4, committees 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, 3, volleylrall 2. 3. It is Il street 111111 fricmlly' person 10110 malrcs friends rcrzdilyfi TEAN MARIE BADER Classical National Honor Society 4, National Forensic League 3, 4, Tllespians 3, 4, Choral club 4, committees 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4. f6YIl1f,S good 10111.29 attract Nlllliy II 11111. flllll IIS 1111 actress slzcls 11111 111 1111 111111.75 IULIA BAGNOLIA C11111111c1'ci111 Social Science clulm 3, 4, Booster club 4, Etiquette clulm 4. .411 slze said and did 11'11s honestly accordirzg to 11c1' 1111t111'c.n Page 24 11 PAYE BAILEY Co111111crc1111 llooster clulm 4, committees 4. T110 best It'lI.Y to do good to OIITSPIIFUS is to 1111 it lo oLl11'rs.,, STEVE BALLA Ce11cr111 Booster club 3, 4. The 1111111 IL'0l'flZf zulzile is 1111' 1111111 11110 c1111 smile, 11'11e11 I'ZlFl'j'f,1i77g goes 11'1'1111g. FRANCES BALLOS Cen cr111 Leaders' clulm 3, 4, Etiquette club 2: Booster clulm 2, 3, 4, basketball 3, 4. ccH6I't',S 11 girl 111110 has 11111 nicest Il'llj'S A1111 puts them into practice every davf, VIRGINIA BANDA Home Ecorzomics Booster ululm 2, 3, 4, Choral club 4. '4H1'1' opti111is111 111111 her clzcery smile, 11zo11g11. troubles come, TE?777lliI1 Ztfle !'l1I1lIZ2'Cd.,, RUTH BARDINE C11111111erci11l Wlzat sweet delight ll quiet life af- fordsf' RUTH BARNETT CUI7111IBI'CllIl Booster clulm 3, 4, Social Science clulm 4, Etiquette clulm 4. A IIIPVTVV 11121111 111111111111 ll Cl1!'lZ7'flll C0Ibl1flUlI1llIIfCt'.,, 4 GEORGE BARR General Track 3, 4. Keeps a-smilin, and a-srnilin' all the :lay longf, VIOLET BARTH Commercial She's a very pleasant lassf, One who you often like to pass. LARRY BASKIN G 0 n eral Track 2, 3, 4-g intramural basketball 2g intramural volleyball 2, council- n1an 4. Give to the worlfl the best you have, flnrl the best will come back zo youf' MARGUERITE BEACON Classical Booster club 3, 4g Book Chat club 4, ,lly tongue within my lips I reigng For who talks much must tallf in - ,, rain. CHRYSANTHE BEFTOULIDES Commercial Volleyball 3. 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. They are never alone that are accom- panierl by noble tlzouglztsf, I U le -4 , X IOHNNY Brzrrn I General llooslcr club 2, 3, 4, Choral club 4g Camera club 4. He's alzrays on hancl zchen his frientls neefl him. Page 25 44 C 1 a s s o f KATHRYN BENSON Classical National Honor Society 45 Booster club 2, 3g Latin club 33 Social Sci- ence 4g Choral club 4. No! stepping o'er the boanzls of moll- estyf, GLENN BERGERT Technical llantl 3, 4. A manas lrue wealth is the goozl that he rloes in this worlolf, GERALD BERKMAN G e I1 eral f1l'fl',S a person with a way of his own, .fl may thrzfs very pleasingf' BILL BERKSHIRE Industrial Football 3, 43 Varsity HIT, club 3. 4. Everytlzing suits me as long as it's connectezl zritli athleticsf, MILDRED BERNHARD Classical Art League 3, 4, Social Science 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4. We enjoy thoroughly only the pleas- ure tlzazf we give? ROBERT BEUTER General llanrl 4. 'Ullzrays rnalfing the best of lime, f4l1t'ays rloing sonzethingf, ass of '41 FRANCES IANE BIBBEE Classical National Honor Society 43 Girls Service League 43 Booster club 3. 4. 'FTIlIlC6'X. 11'l111 has 1111111y frienrls. ls 11l11111.rs 11111lfi11g lI1lJT8.,, PAUL BICKART C0111111erci11l 'Quiet Illlll fl'iPVlIlly, goorl llllfl truef' OWEN BING General Booster club 3g councilman 4. Lflere is 11 1111111 11-lm C1111 g111'1'r11 him- ,, self. IEAN BINKLEY C0111 11ie1'1:i11l National Honor Society 43 Boostei clulm 2. 4: committees 3, 4. 'She is II free 7t'0Il1tll11 who Lllilzlrs for . herself 11111l l'Ilf6'lj' i111it111es., PERSEPHONE BIRIS Classical Etiquette club 3g Hook-Chat cluli 43 tennis 3g Booster club 3, 4. She is sincere Illltl true 111 all she IIZIPIVIPIS to rlofi HELEN BISSLER Home ECOI107IIlFS Booster club 21 3, 4. I 11171 Il p111'1 of all tl111l l met. Page 26 .1fV HELEN BLACK Home Ecorzvmics Art League 4: Social Science cluli 4. L'1 will help others out of Il fellinr- feeling. ELLA BLACKBURN C0111 mercial Leaders club 3, 4: councilman 4: Booster club 2, 3g basketball 2, 3, 4: Dramatic club 4g volleyball 2. 3. '4She is pretty to 11'11llr 'It'ill1. 111111 11'it1y to tall: iuitlzf' FLORENCE BLOCK Classical Book Chat club 4g debate 3: Booster elnlm 3, 43 National Forensic League 3. AlIl'Llj'S re111l,v Ttiilll II smile for eivery- one. ESTHER BOBO Co11111zerci11l Band 2. 4. LLCoo1l lIflLIII0l' only teaches charm to lust, Still nzalfes 116111 conquests 1111fl Illlllhll- mins the past. VIRGIL BOLOVAN C0111111erci11l Booster club 2g Camera clulm 4: So- cial Science club 4. The one IL'll0 is lllIl'UyS reculy to help unotlzer. is the one who gets along. ROBERT BONAR Classical Choral club 4: band 3. 4.1 Camera club 4. ':E.x'perie111'e j11i11e1l 11'itl1 110111171011 sense. FRANKLIN BOOHER Technical You see here rt ,eoorl-natztretl man. GLENDA BOOTH Commercial Committee 4g basketball 3. 4: Yale- Harvard 3, 4. .fin able athlete and rt true frientl nlm also lzas quite u .sense of humor. NICK BOSCIA C en eral Booster club 33 intramural lmasket- ball 2g intramural volleyball 2, He's aluiays tlle renter of fl merry !'f0Il'd.u NORMA BOSSART Commercial Booster club 2, 3. 41 French club 21 Social Science club 43 committees 2. 3. .4 young miss ll'l10 is forerer rleur, jorerer lfintlf' HAROLD BOURQUIN Commercial Booster club 2. 3. 4: Publir-ation lvusiuess staff 4. Burlry, youfre just so muelz jun, lou re lilferl by enrli unrl everyone. RICHARD BOURQUIN Industrial He never leaves u tlling undone. Page 27 C l a s s o f MARY ALICE BOWMAN Classical Booster elulx 2, 3g volleyball 2, 3. Sl1e's not so short nor is she tall Hut sl1e's one of the friendliest in our halls. BLODWYN BOYER Classical Hooster club 2. 3. 4: Leaders' club 2, 3, 4, secretary 3: French eluln 3. 4g lmaud 3, 4. Peppy anrl quick antl full of life Captures the men zcilltout a strifef, MARY M. BRAHLER Commercial llasketlmall 3, 4g volleyball 3. 4g coun- cilman 3g Social Science club 43 Eti- quette elub 3g committees 3, 4g Boos- ter club 3, 41 Xrt League 4: Book Chat club 4. Of all the girls flint eier were seen. Tlzerefs none so fine as flluryf' MARY ELLEN BRANNAN Commercial Quill and Scroll 43 Booster club 2. 3, 4g Etiquette olulm 3: Press club 3. 4g Times staff 4. Tall, quiet, and zfery street. 1 girl like llury Ellen is quite ll lreatfi GEORGE BRAVIS lntluslrial Arts Booster club 2. 43 Choral club 4g Dramatic club 4. Witli a gnotl antl gentle humorous lzearlfl HELEN BRESSIE Commercial lloostel' club 2. 4g :Xrt League 3: Choral club 4: basketball 3g com- mittee 3. Tlzereis language in those eyes, my tlearf, ass of '41 KENNETH BRETING Tech nical National Honor Society 4, McKin- leyite staff 4, Stagecraft club 3, 4, Booster club 4, Art League 3, coun- cilman 4: committees 3, 4. A funny little fellow, always really to nzalre himself usefulf, HELEN LOUISE BRIEGEI. Classical Leaders' cluh 4, Etiquette cluh 3, Art League 3, French club 4, bas- ketball 3, 4: Booster cluh 3. 4, vol- leyball 3. 4, committees 3, 4. Those zrho really lcnow her love her and who rlanft know her, rl0n.'t ltfnour zrhat they miss. AUSTIN M. BROKAW Technical Booster Clllll 2, 3. A good man l Yes. everyone atlmitsff DICK BROWN Technical Reserve football 2, varsity footliall 3. 4, committee 2, intramural vol- leyball 2, Booster club 2, Choral club 4, Leaders' eluh 2, 3, 4. tHe zrhose zcorth his arts commentl, 01' gentle soul, to human race a frienflf' DORIS BROWN Classical Book Chat club 2, 3, Booster club 2, 3. 4, Etiquette club 2, committee 2. 'And she lzath smiles to earth un- lrnotvn, Smiles that with motions of their own Do spread and sink antl risef, MATTHEW BROWN General National Honor Society 4, Football 3, 4, Yarsity KL, eluh 4. fl better man to play' on field or cross the lines of chalk - - - lVature nerer Illfllllif, Page 28 4: 4: ta ROBERT BROWN C0llIl71f'fCTllll Band 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, eom- mittee 2: Boys' Pep hand 3. 4. l hare trithin rnyself much that pleases lII8.,, BEVERLY IANE BRUNKER Classical French club 2, 4, Booster club 3. 4: committees 3, 4. uBer selflom speaks but tchen she a'oes everyone stops to listen. CHARLES BUCHER General Biology club 3. A lrinrler gentleman treads not the earth. DORIS BULLOCK Commercial Btmtl 3. 4, Booster Club 4. We ll071,f lfnow why ire like her. u'e'z:e never triezl to see. Bat It'6,l7G got a feeling, it's just be- cause she's shef' IOHN R. BUND Classical eilman 2, Booster club 2, Leaders club 2, 3, Boys' Pep hand 3, 4, com- mittee 2. fl genuine good fellozf, of fine tlis- position and good characterf' BELVA BUNDY Commercial Opera 4, National Forensic League Art League 4: Etiquette club 4: Booster club 3, 4, committees 3. 4. fl girl of dignity and poise For zrhom life holds forth many joysf' Band 2. 3, 4, orchestra 2. 4, coun- SALLY BUNDY Clttssictll National Honor Society 43 Booster Ultlll 43 Book Chat c-lull 4, Sally is gentle, lfilzfl, tllltl llllflllg, . .. Plellxllllt. street. alltl gflII'l1IIl.Y. GLORIA BURLESON General Booster club 3. We llllllfl? our 01171 lulppilless lly ttllf- illg Cure of Ille lltlppiness Illl'l'1'.v YEAN BURNESON Celzertzl llk'll'tl6l'i1 clull 3g Rooster clull 3. lltllfe lieu' .lTll'I1tlS, but lreep tlle 0111, Those are .vil1'el'. tllese are golzlfi MARGARET BURNS Cll7lI1lI1?VCilIl Social Svientte club 43 Art League 43 Etiquette club 43 Booster clulw 4: Times agent 4: c-ommittee 4. .Yo rztve is orer till tlle lust j'!lt'tl.S run. .Vo game is UIWI' lost llntil it'.v lt'UlI.u DOROTHY BUSH Collllll erritll National Honor Society 4: llooster club 2. 3. 4: committee One so colllpetellt llllfl roll-fillellt rltll- ltltl -ttlilfl MABEL BUTLER li en erul National l4l4'lt'l IlSlf7 League 43 Booster club 3. 4: Social Seienve vlull 4: llet Acquaiutetl elub 33 Art Leugue 4: Book Chat club 4. The lhlllg tllrlt goes tlle fllI'll1f'Sl to- 1t'llfllS ltlllkillg lift' 1t'0rtl1-lrllile. Tllllf vostx Ilze least, tllltl tloes tlze l7IHSl. is just ll plellsrllll SIIIllf'.,' t , 'fm M' Q, ' wg, 2 A 3, . ,, , 'we 'AW w.K. ltikpfw i E' .A 2 A , V 43:12 l M. www? ' want 1 I I I 4 .W wwe R .G Page 29 gg Class of I UNE BUTTS Classical Clioral vlull 43 Booster Club -l. She lI1ttl1'CS tlte stlllslzille ill llle xlzflrly jllfl!'FS.l, CHARLES BYERS General Social Scienee vlulm. I fI'l:C'lLlllj' tlvinllle ill his eye. II smile of ,lriellrlly colllrlldeslzipf' FREDERICK BYERS Tech l1iClll llooster ulull 23 baucl 3. 4: l.t'kltlCl'Sl ttlull 3, 4. He Sl'Pl7l6'll to be zfery y00ll-fllIlIl7'f'Il Illlll lma' 710 IIIITIII in lzilllf' BARBARA BYRER Ciltlll Ill erriltl National Honor Society 4: Quill zmtl Scroll 43 Cltoral club 43 Booster clulp 2. 43 Times staff 43 Girls' Service League 43 Press clull 3. 43 French clulm 2. 3. 4g cottnuilnian 2. 33 com- mittees 2. 33 Etiquette t-lull 2. 3. 4. True to llel' 1l'0l'll, 1197 ltforlr, lzer lrielltlsf, SAM CALABRETTA Tecllllictll French L-lull 4: Booster elull 4. Slllile at lliltl H4110 ff0It'l1S at yrllt. Ile lt'ill slllile, 111111 1,1911 tlzereis t1t'0.' ANGELINE CAMARATA C07lil7I8fl'llll Booster elull 2. 43 lftiquette trlull 4: Art League 4. CKIIIIPIIIIIIUIII is CI precious jelfel llIlll,S .stlltgltt by every lttlllt.-Q c ass of '41 NICK CAMMEL Industrial He has many aclmirahle qualitiesfl ALICE IEAN CAMPBELL Commercial Booster elub 43 Choral club 4g Pho- tography club 4. Every tlay is a fresh beginning, Every day is a utorlrl nzarle 71,61fU.,, KALE CANFIELD Technical Varsity baseball 3, 45 varsity basket- ball 45 Varsity MM club 4. A nice loolring lazl who is alicays there to do his part. CAMILLO CAPORALI Industrial GCoorl sense anrl goorl nature must ever join. MARIE CARINGI Commercial Booster club 4. 'A sweet disposition is the chiefes! of all possessionsf' DOLLY CARL Classical National Honor Society 49 council- man 2g Book Chat club 2, secretary 3, president 4g Girls' Service League treasurer 4: Booster club 2, 3, 4. fhere's lore in her eyes anfl frank jrienrlship in her hanrlfl Page 30 ze an TOM CARNES General Varsity basketball 2, 3, 43 council- man 2. 3g Booster club 2, 3. 4: Var- sity g'M,' club 3. vice-president 4. At baslretball hels marvelous And arlniirezl by all of asf, BETTE CARNEY Commercial Councilman 43 Booster club 4. 'GShe has a heart 1t'iIh room for every joyf, BETTY CARR Classical French club 3, 43 publication busi- ness staff 3, 4g Booster club 3. 4: Choral club 4. UA irinning smile, a natural blonfle. Of whorn everyone is fond. RUTH CASE C en eral llooster club 33 French club 3. 4: llramatic club 4g volleyball 3. The secret of happiness is not in flo- ing what one likes, but in liking what one has to :lofi CARL CAVENDER Technical National Honor Society 4g commit- tees 3. 4g Booster club 3g hallguartl chairman 4. MHe sairl less and thought morefi IACK CHABEK Technical Varsity Mil club 3. 4g baseball 3. 4g football 3, 4. An athlete ntho on the fielrl zloes all he can Anil is also quite a lazlyis man. FLORENCE CHAMBERS C11111111 6l'Ci!li Booster club 2, 3, 4, Camera clulm 4: Social Science club 3. 4. Look upf 111111 1111! l10ll'IlQ 0z1t.' 111111 11111 ing Ftlflltllffif Illlfl 1111! b11cL'g Illld lend ll 11617111 fi' HELEN CHARLEY CI11ssic11l National l'l0ll01' Society 4, Girlsl Service League 4: Frencll Clllll 3. 4g Booster club 2. 3. 4. comnlittee 3. D1'p1'111I11biIity is II priceless I'il'lIlP.M THEODORE CHESSLER G e111fr11l Varsity football 4, Varsity AM club 4. Still lIC1li6UilIg, still pursuirzgfi LUCILLE CHIMPLES Co111111erci11l Clmral club 4, Booster club 23 com- mittee 2. .4 11'in11i11g 11'11y 111111 ll IIZFIISIIIII s111il1'.,' MIRIAM CHMEL Home EClII1fIVI1iC.S Social Science club 3. 4, Art League 4g Camera club 3. High erected tlmuglzls s1'11t1'11 in ll l1e111't of courtesy? AL CIAN General Band 3, 4. We have 1111 aim uflzicli CIIIIIIUI be IlIiSC!lSl.,, AE? Q1 .4 Class of '41 CORNELL CINDEA Ce11e1'1ll Choral clulm 4. llereis 01111 11'l1o llill'Ilj'S f-iI1llX s111111'- Ifzing to do. EARL CLARK Comnzerciczl Varsity tennis 3. 4, Booster eluli 3, 4. He is f1'ie111ily and lreil liked too, ,115 Il fl'iFI1!1 lm is rffry fl'llI'.,, MILDRED CLARK Cl11ssic11l Booster club 4. A .smile for E?1ll'fJV0IIC' IIIIZ just ll ff'lU.,, ROBERT CLARK Technical Stagecraft club 3, 4g cottnvilman 43 committee 3, 4, intramural basket- ball 2. The friend of llllllly, and the foe of few. Page 31 EDWIN CLEMENS I111iustri11l Arlx Track 2, 3, Booster club 2, 3g Cam- era club 3. N11 1111111111 what the others do, 111' IZIIS Il mimi of his 0ll'I1.,, LOIS CLEMENS Co111merci1zl Booster 1-lulm 4g basketball 3, com- mittee 4. g'She charms u'h0e'er size cl111111'1's Io meet. ass of '41 HELENE CLOUSE C01111111f1'ci11l liousler club 2, 3. Loyal, l01'111111', 1111,1:011qu1'1'e11.H STEVE CLOUSE I111111slri11l .4 1r611it 111 1lI1j'0ll6,S 11.91 of 'lfi81I!1.i.i, MAUHICE S. COCI-IRAN. IR. T1'ch11ic111 Cainera club 3: Varsity NI club 4: II1ll'21IllllI'Lll SNVIIHIIIIIIQ 3: lifeguard 4: varsity SWIl1llHlIlg 4: committee 4: Booster vluls 2. 3. 4: I,eac'le1's' club 3, 4. S11 1171111111122 111111 s11 111111311 1111111ire11.n BETTY COCKLIN Classical Choral Cluli 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Book Chat cluli 4. 111st the 1111 of being ffillfl is 1111 111is s111l 11'111'l11 1196113.77 ROBERT COCKLIN Tec1111iC11l Natiuiial H1111111' society 4. TII111' 111 111111 11,1 1111701758 l111111e1' 111111 111' 11011111 11s1f the 11111111111 of stepsf' WILDA COE C11111 111 ercial Booster ululi 3g Camera club 4. The Slllllt' V1-I'1t'1Il1lill6.YS IULI1 gflUt1IICSS 11l11'11y5 1111111111111 herf, Page 32 RUTHE COHEN 611113810111 'xlatioiial Hmioi' Society 4: NI1'Ki11- leyile staff 4g Choral ululx 4: Bunk Chat vluli 2: Booster club 2. 3. 4: Social Science 1:lul1 4: cuniixiittees. HD11111'i11g is 1113' 11111111111 111111111 111 111111 1 hope to 11111 great ,1111111'. IDA COHN C0111 17161171111 Virtue esl11111is11es ties 0,1 fri1'1111s11111 111111 1II1lilIfll1lIS t116111, ALICE MAE COLE Home E1:o111111111s litmslcl' clulm 3. 4. 4'F111l 1141 life 111111 101111 for 1111. GLORIA COLEMAN C 11111111 erciul I311115tcr 1wlul1 2, 3. 4: Ctllllllfllllliill 4. A htling s111i11-v, II 11118311112 111111. ll .11ll1ll I'lI1Q 1t'0r11 to please' 0116. IVIILDRED CONNOB C0lI1flI18fC1ll1 Booster club 2, 4: IjI'EllIlilIIt' ululn 4: Cuminittees 3. 4. C0011 1111111111 111111 g111111 SCIISL' ll1It'l7j'S j11111. IEAN COOPER H1111111 1500110111113 liautl 3. 4: Cllll1t'1'21 Cluln 3: lionstf-1' club 3: Get Acquainted club 2. Truth is II greal per41ec11'o11. l Class of ETHEI. COPELAND Commercial Booster club 2, 3. 'Her ways are the rays of pleasant- nesx. and all her paths are peace. HELEN COREY Commercial Choral club 4g ltC2ldCl'S, club 3. 4: Social Science club 3g class play 4: Dramatic club 2, 3, 4g Booster clulr 2. 3. 4: committees 3, 4g volleyball 2, 3, 4. Our tlistiuctions do not lie in the places we occupy but in the grace and distinction with which we jill thernf, BERTHA CORON General Etiquette club 2. 'Her heart is like a trolley carg al- ways room for one more. RICHARD CORON Commercial 'Happiness is to be sought in the possession of true nzanhootlf' EVELYN CORRELLI Commercial Booster clulJ 3, 4. So quiet is she that she keeps you in doubt As to what she coultl always he thinking aboutf' DON COTTON. IR. Classical Class play 43 Dramatic club 4g Thes- piants 4g Social Science club 4: Na- tional Forensic League 4g Choral club 3, 4g Booster clulr 3g lalr as- sistant 3. Let me be what I am and seek not to alter mef' Pa e 33 g ..1, GEORGE COURIS Classical Lab assistant 3, 4. A happy disposition- no one et'er sau' him frown. GUS COURIS Technical Booster club 2, 3g French elulw 2: Social Science clull 3. m not lazy. I just rlonlt like to ll'tlfli'.,, MARIORIE COX Commercial lloostei' clulm 4. I trinsorne face thatls bountl to please, lbility to act with ease. PAUL CRAMER General Booster club 2, 3, Leaders' club 3. High in though and great in is l'llll rtesy. ALICE CRAWFORD Classical Booster club 4g Get Acquaintetl club 43 Camera club 4. Nice to look at, nice to know, Nice to have arounrl, wherever you go. ANTOINETTE CRISTALLI Commercial Hoosier clulm 2. 41 volleylmall 2. Virtue is bold anrl gootlness nerer learfttlf' ass of '41 EMMA CROUSER Home Econonzirs Booster club 4. She was all loyalty, antl het spirit graeious too. MARY IANE CULP Commercial Her hair is lovely alrtl so is she .flnrl jast as frientlly as ran he. MARIE CURCI General Booster 2, 3, 4. She shells sulislzilze anal llapjzimcvs wherever she goes. EUNICE DAILY Classical National Honor Society 4: Girls' Service League 4g Booster club 3. 4: Book Chat Club 4. Large is her heart and her soul SlIIl'PTP.,, MARY DANILUK Classical National Honor Society 4g Choral club 4g tennis 3, basketlmall 2: com- mittee 2g Latin club 2. Salter, steadfast and rlemrareg of this ,Irieml youfre altrays SIlI'f'.7- MAXINE DANNER Classical National Honor Society -lg Booster club 2, 3, 4, Latin cluln 2: Girls' Service League 4: French club 3. 4. 24 truly genuine hit of fPII1IitllIIl.fj'.-i 5155? .,.,,., wg? , .J ,ww H sw tw wai,-wr ' gf M Wf vew,af,.o+r 'l'C'f5i.Af f- Mitac. meow W, t,, f 1 f , if vt ni. 't :V ' ...Ss -,,,, , .F 2 , My if, - ,,.,., .. t -,li 1 ' . . , ' Page 534 FRED DAVIES General Committees 3, 45 National Forensic League 4-g Booster club 4. A type all his own and liked lay all .4s fine a boy as he is tall. MINA GENE DAVIS Classical National Honor Society 43 Class play -ig Dramatic club 2, 3. 4g Thespians 4g Booster club 2, 3, 43 Choral club 4g Press club 3g basketball 2, 3. She's fall of life-sheis full of fanfi NAOMI DAVIS Commercial Booster club 3. 4g committee 3: liti- quette club 4. fl friendly gal, a danrly pal. CHARLES DEAL Tech nical 'l'rzu.:k 2, 3, intramural basketball 21 Booster club 2, 3g Stageeralt club 4: Chemistry club 4. A 111an,s worth in this worlfl is esti- mated by his conduct. IOHN De CHIARA Industrial Booster club 3, 4g golf. His wagon is hitched to the lriglwst star. PAUL De GARMO General Biology club 3. gHe,ll sympathize with all your trou- bles, html when yoalre gay help blow your hrlbblesfi : ICE DEL RE lnzlustriul -irts 'His frienzily greeting and pleusunl smile Paves the way to his true nature. IOSEPHINE DEMCHAK Comm ercial Basketball 2, 4, volleyball 35 Booster club 2, 4. A mild and restful soul, whose speech and manner doth control. IULIA De MONT Commercial Volleyball 23 Booster club 3, 4: Eti- quette club 4g Times agent 4. The truest friend is she, the lfinilesl lass in doing courtesy. BESSIE DENNIS General Choral club 4. There is riluviys u song to sing. IOE De OHIO Techniral Booster club 3. .Vever worry, nezzer hurry. just big und good natureilf' MARY DESTEFANO Comniereial lioustel' elub 2, 3, 4. ,lly frozen is calleii rontentf' Class of '41 NATALO DiCHIARA lnflustrial Xarsity golf 3, 4. You Cflll,f he lilue with Nululo uro11n1l. CARL DICK Classiral Hoosier club 4. I gnozl sport he,s been to f'l,'l'l'-Yltllfiu IANE DICKEY Classical Leaders' club 3g lah assistant 35 life saving 3g Booster club 2, 3g Chem- istry club 3. Fortune was hind to her4 Gum' her sweet charm, true worth. uml youthf, ROBERTA DICKEY Home Economics Basketball There are few who lrnou' the treas- ures hill in theef' were DELLA MAE DILGARD Com nz ereial in Leaders' clulb 3, 4. Q17 j 'M-'ww-' Gentle, thoughtful, sweet and kind. Thus are her attributes definerlf' Q fl f K l y. , A H 515 2 I CARL DITTMAR General Buustet' vlulb 3. 4. Hes quirk to see, think, urul ui-t. But fines each ifarefully, using tact. Page 35 4 ass of '41 MARY IANE DOBINA Commercial ',Tis true she's very rnucli inclined, to chin and lallf with all manl.'ind. FRANK DODICH Industrial Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Leaders' vlub 4. 'lt is good to lengthen to the last. ll sunny mood. STANLEY DONZE Technical Booster club 3, 4g Book Chat club 4. 'He is the wisest man, who is not wise at allf' MABEL DOWNARD Comm ereial Booster club 4. Courteous though co' and Gentle in ls as - , though retired. MARY DRAKULICH Commercial Booster club 4g Get .Xequuintetl club 4. Sweetness and friendliness all in one-ufliicli sllours it can be donef' WILMA DUELL Classical Latin club 3, 45 Booster club 3. 4. She makes the best of everything. thinks the best of everybody. Page 36 .4 KENNETH DUNN Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. A man of few words, lm! of Ivords fha! mean sorrzethirrgf' BETTY DUPPER Commercial Booster club 4, Etiquette club -Lg committees 3, 4. Here is a girl who is really lair, With such a sweet and ,fine air.'7 MARY EBERHART General Booster club 3, 4. A better friend was never before around a McKinley' corridor, BURT EBERT Technical Choral club 43 Booster 1-lub 3. 4: Stagecrafl club 4. Be ever as merry as you can. For no one delights in a snrroujlul manf' I IM ECREMENT Classical Choral club 4g French club 3. ,lg Times agent 4. A gentleman makes no noise. ANN EDER Commercial Booster club 4. .. - . V - -, Ever precise in prormse lfeepzng. And always doing somethingf' - 4 4 l Class of '41 IULIA T. EFANTI Commercial Booster club 4. Qf her temperament-V--she :ras ,lriendlyfl WILMA EHRENBERG Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. gHer thoughts and conduct are he: as OIFII. FAY ELIADES Commercial Booster vlub 2, 3, 4g Book Ulla! club 4. There is alzrays time for a little fun in a day's worlff' TOM ELLIOTT Industrial Xarsity swimming 3, 4, councilman 45 Booster club 2, 3, 43 Social Sci- ence club 4g Varsity GM club 3, 4. .4 friend like GGTOIIIU may be reek- oned the masterpiece of time. GLORIA JANE ELLSWORTH Classical Booster club 2, 3, 43 Choral club 4: class play 4g Book Chat club 3. 4: National Forensic League 4. Une thinlf a szreeter girl eon't be tourzdf' DAVID EMERY Industrial Booster club 2, 3. 4: Camera club 3: Art League 4. Stillness of person and l'lf'l,'!'l'l1f'SS of nature. Page 37 ANNE ESBER General Booster club 2, 3, 4. She radiates pleasure from he tlolrn to toes? ROBERT ESSINGER Technical all Dramatic club 3, 43 Tllespians 3. sl: Choral club 43 committees. Gallant, graceful, tall, Fairest, noblest, best of all. ANDY EVANKO I nd ustrial Swimming 2, 3, 4, track Boys such as he make the zmrltl go rounzlfl DICK EVANS General Life-saving 3g Booster club 2, An equal mixture of good hum ,food sense. MARGARET EVANS Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. :Vol much to tallf -11 great s silence. MARSHALL EVANS General Booster clulm 3. 4. Verer trouble trouble Till trouble troubles you. or and tree! ass of '41 MARILYN EVERS Commercial Booster club 3. An all around good sporlf, VIRGINIA EVEY Commercial Etiquette club 3g Press club 4g Art League 4. She is herself of lwst lhings collectedf, IENNIE FI-INNO Commercial Etiquette club 4g committee 4. Out of the abunrlance of Ihr' hearl. lhe mouth spealfethf, IRENE FANO Commercial Band 3g Booster club 4. She's a harmless creature so there- fore let her pass. ARTHUR FARWICK Classical Booster Club 3, 4g swimming 3g track 3, 4g councilman 3. 'His companionship is north llIIl,'lII',L'.,, BETTY IEAN FERGUSON Classical Booster club 2g Times staff 4. 'folly and gay She smiles all the dofyf' DORIS FERGUSON Commercial Etiquette club 45 Booster club 3. 42 committee 4, Content to follow when are lead the ll'Ilj'.v IANET FERRIS General Booster club 2, 4. A Tis good nature wins the heartfi VIRGINIA FIECOAT Commercial Booster club 3. She does much. without saying nvzichfl CHARLES FISH General As many friends as those who lfnetc him. IANICE FITZPATRICK Classical French club 3, 4g Booster clulr 3. 4g volleyball 3, 45 basketball 3. Ere-r genlle, good and true, a friend lo me, a friend to youf' EDWENA MAE FOCHT Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 43 Book Chat clulm 45 committee 4. She has the silence that S1N'lIh'S of much tlznzlglrzf' LOUISE FORAKER Comrnercial Booster club 3, 4. She liked ufhate'er she looked on. MICHAEL L. FORCHIONE t General Booster club 4. As a man tlzinlreth in his heart so he is. MARTHA FORSBERG Classical Tliospians 3, 43 publication business staff 4g Choral club 4g Booster club 3, 4, Etiquette club 4, committees 3. 4g Social Science cluli 43 Press club 4. Quiet and earnest, eyes full of fun .fl hne companion for anyone. MARY ELIZABETH FRANK Classical National Honor Society 3, 43 Girls' Service League 4, Choral club 4: National Forensic League 3, treas- urer 4g Thespians 3, 43 Social Sci- ence club 4g lab assistant 3, 4g Boos- ter cluli 3, 4g committees 3, 4. This girl is known to be quite smart In everything she takes a part. IAMES FREDA Commercial Booster club 3, 4, swimming 2. 3. .-I most genial friend. VIRGINIA IANE FREDERICK Conzlnercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. Great thoughts come from the heart. Page 39 Class of MARY FRISCAT General Booster club 2, 3, 4, Hln her duty, prompt at every call. ANTHONY B. I. FRUSTACI General We think you are a real sport and also think you truef, CHARLES GAMBLE Technical Booster club 3g committees 3, 4. Wilzatever is worth doing ut all. is Irorth doing zcellfi MARY ELLEN GAREY Classical fl ray of sunshine in the darkest cornerf' ATHIE GARRISON Industrial llasketlrall 2, 3: track 3, varsity fool' hall 3. 4. Une of .lItrKinley,s greatest Hbacksf' 'ls Il football star thereis nothing he lrtclrsf' ELAINE GASKINS Commercial liooster club 2, 4. Plain without pomp and rich zrith- out .'ih0Il.'.,, ass of '41 RICHARD GASPER General Track 2, 3, 4, Leaders' club 3. 4. .4 solid-fellow, brimming over trith good sportsmanshipf, BOB GENNETT Classical National Honor Society 4, Varsity baseball 3, 4, class play 4, Choral club 4, Thespians 3, 4. vice-president 4, opera 4, councilman 3, Booster club 3, 4, intramural volleyball 3, intramural basketball 3, committees 3, 4. Dignihed and jolly too, The proper mixture for ll man. ARTEMI GEORGE Commercial Booster club 3, 4. ASl1e'll be just the same to all of youf, JOHN GEOSITS Industrial Leaders, club 3, 4, swimming 2. 3, 4, golf 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, intra- mural basketball 2, Art League 2. With good and gentle humorous heart? BEATRICE ELEANOR GEYER Commercial Leaders, club 3, 4, Booster club 3, 4, committee 4, Book Chat club 4. They who are pleased thenlselzrex mast always please. BETTY IANE GIBBINS Classical National Honor Society 3. 4, commit- teeA3, Girls' Service League 4, band 4, Book Chat club 2, 3, Booster club 2, 3, 4. I never with important air in concer- sation overbearf, Page 40 BOB GIER General Track 3, 4, Booster club 4, intra- mural basketball 2, committees 4: National Graphic Arts 4. Good nature and good sense alzrays joinf, BETTY MAE GILMORE Classical Quill and Scroll 4, Booster club 2. 3, 4, French club 3, vice-president 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Service League 4, publication busi- ness staff 3, eirculation manager 4: councilman 3, Social Science club 2, 3, committees 2, 3, 4. llls enough to be pretty arid popular f lint Betty is also hrighrf, RUTH GILMORE Classical Booster club 3, 4, Social Science club 4, Etiquette club 4, commit- tee 4. t'Someone y'0II,,!l like to h'lIOIl'.,l TOMMY B. H. GILMORE. IR. Technical Leaders' club 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, varsity track 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3. 4. Thereis a place and means for every man alive. EMII. GILT Technical Choral club 4, reserve football 2, swimming 3. 4: Social Science club 4. Une Il',1U ran malre you smile IlQZYIlll.,l ELIZABETH GLINES Commercial 411 hold her in high 6Sll'f'l7I.V 4 RYLLIS GNAGY Classical National Honor Society 4: Girls' Service League, president 4: Book Chat club 3, treasurer 43 Leaders' club 3, 4: Booster club 3, 4g Choral club 4: Etiquette club 3: Yale-Han vard 3, 4, life-saving 4: basketball 3, 4: volleyball 'An ace of II szcimmer unrl n trhiz at basketball One of the best athletes that erer Icallferl .-llCKinley's hulls. . META GODAGIDIS Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4: Social Svienve club 4. 'Never ton busy tn help. IOE GOLDBERG Industrial Booster clulm 2. 'He has fl goal trarth irarlfing for. ALBERT GOODMAN General 'A marfs soul shines in his evexfi ESTHER GOODRICH Class imzl National Honor Soviety 4: illltespians 3. 4: Frenoli rzlulm 3. 4: National Forensic League 3, 4: committee Il. .fllways happy, always jolly. Never sail or fII0llII7!'ll0lY.-A BETTY IANE GORSELINE Conunercinl Booster club 2, 3, 4. Happiness is to be soughl in the pox- session of true 1l'0l7lIIl1l70lPll.u .xl H? Page 41 Cla s s of IOHN GOSHE Technical Booster club 4. Talent cannot be hidden True irorth will ever slzinef' DALE GRACE I n flustrial Une trhoill never let it res! 'Til he goes from goarl to best, LORRAINE GRAENING Classical National Honor Society 4: Press clulm 3, Choral club 4: Booster club 2, 3: Book Chat club 23 committees 2, 3. lt was her nature to blossom out in xarzgfi THEODORE GRAY Technical Booster rlulm 3. 4: Choral vlulr 4: National Forensic League 4. Highly e1'er'te1l thoughts in a heart of !'0lll'ff'Xvl'.h E HOMER GREENE Technical Clloral club 3, 4: Booster club 11. His optimism anrl his cheery smile. though troubles come. remain. INI- rliangerl the Il'l1flP.,' FRANCES GRIFFIN Conznzercial litiquette club 4, Booster eluli 2: 4-ommittee 3, 4. uEflfill,S noblest thing, a LUOIYI-Ill! per- fern-til. Class of '41 BETTY GRIMM Classical Leaders' club 3, president 4g Book Chat club 4g Booster club 3, 43 Yale- Harvard 3, 4g Etiquette club 3, bas- ketball 3, 4g volleyball 3, 4. Though athletics is what she's best at- She's a gracious lady toof' FRED GROHSMEYER Classical National Honor Society 43 Orcliestra 3, 4g band 3, 4g Booster club 4: Boys' Pep band 4. l'lVothing great was ever rzchiemul without enthusiasm. - . f- ff eu- ,wyf-P, I lil 4 . L :I ,. I NI: 'Was ARLENE GROVEMILLER l sl f 3 .llll Classical , B . ' tl 'ttss Booster club 3, 45 Social Scienm- - il club 45 Etiquette club 4. A T ig A ,.- I- '- M :'.4lways a lady, good and fine. iq li T MARYETTE GUNN General Booster club 3. M HA very gentle heart, and I1 good ron- sciencef, F MARILYN HAAG Home Economics Booster club 3, 4. ':She is gentle, of a sweet and zrilling rlisposition.', CARL HAINES Industrial Booster club 4. 'He had the jollity of a youngster, and the serious contemplations of tl .. ,, man. Page 42 .t MARY HAINES Classical National Honor Society 4, class play 4, Thespians 3, president 4, Na- tional Forensic League 3, 4, Girls' Service League 4g Booster club 3, 4. :Win all around girl, pleasant to lcnou'. GLENN HALDEMAN Technical Track 3g intramural swimming 3: swimming 4g life-saving. The fairest nymph could scarce 1ra'zfe his sober rlemeanorf' BOB HALL Commercial Track 3, 45 tennis 4. To have inventefl such a character is jar more than the work of artf' ROBERT HALTER General Reserve football 2. One ushom it is always a pleasure lo be nearf' IEAN HAMBLETON Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Etiquette club 4. Her hair is red, her smile is wide, She lzas no faults that she needs to hidef, HOBART HAMMERSLEY Technical Committee 3: Choral club 4. Hffll find a way, or make one. MARY HAND Classical Leaders' club 3: Booster club 4: Times agent 4. The rnilflest manners and the greatest heartf, CAROLYN H. HANSEN Classical National Honor Society 4: class play 4: councilman 3: Booster club 3: committees 3, 4. How can l ever birl these joys ,lore- 1vell?,, NICK HANSEN General Forgive your neighbors often. your- self n eve rf, ANGELINE HAROKOPUS C ommercial National Honor Society 3. 4: llirls' Service League 4: Booster clulw 2. 3 4: French club 2, 3, 4: Social Sci- ence club 4. Anrl still they gazed and still Ile wonder grew, That one small heazl would carry all she lrneavf' DON HARPER Technical Track 3. 4: Stagecraft club 4: com mittee 3. A face with glaalness ozfersprearlf' VIRGINIA HARRINGTON Classical Orchestra 3, 4: Art League 3. treas- urer 4: French cluh 3, 4: Rooster club 3, 4: committee 3. 'Forward and frolic glee was there, The will to do the soul to flare. 5 QF! .!Bj, a, Q Qs 'hssi 5g3,,f3 se? ', 3.w,s Page 43 3 Q . 1 fr.. .,.. N ,, 9 21,1 Class of IEAN HARTLINE Commercial Booster club 3. 4: Social Science cluh 4: Art League 3. She rarliales pleasure from heaa' to toes. GLADYS HECHTL Commercial lirtae is bola' and goorlness never vtearfalf, EDWARD HECKAMAN C om rn ercial Hand 2, 3, 4: orchestra 3, 4: Booster club 2. And arhen a ladyis in the case, You know all other things give place. IAMES HUDDLESON Industrial Arts Leaders' club 3. 4: swimming 3. lt is good to be zealoasly affeetml by good thingsf' RICHARD HEDIN Industrial Arts Stearlirzexs always brings its rezmrrlf' LULA C. HELBOE Commercial National Honor Society 4: Booster club 2, 3, 4: councilman 2, 4: So- cial Science club 4: Camera club 4. She does not wait to have her taslf lnarlferl on rf, ass of '41 MARGARET HELLER Commercial Booster club 4. 'A perfect woman, a modern girl With. a .spirit gay to teasef, PEGGY HEMPHILL Commercial Booster club 2. 3, 4. - 'None knows thee but to love ther. none knows thee but to praise. DONNA HENDERSHOT Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Press club 3: committees 3, 4, Art League 4: Times staff 4. :Measured by inches, she's not very tall, Hut in good friendship she comes up to them all.', MARY VIRGINIA HENNING Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4. A girl who always has such sitrevl- ness in mind In life you very seldom find. EARL HERBERT Industrial Choral club 4. Some people are just always rrirvf' LILLIAN HERBST Commercial National Honor Society 4: Booster club 2, 3, 4, Social Science club 4: orchestra 2, 3, volleyball 2. .4 mild and retreatful soul, irliose speech and manner hoth control. Pa ge 44 GEORGE HEROPOULOS General Bantl 2, 4. 4 noble type of good Heroic lIlH77h00d.,, NORM HERZOG Technical Swimming 4, intramural swimming 3, Art League 4, Book Chat club 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, life-saving 3, 4. True as the dial to the sun, although it be not shinfd uponf, HAROLD HILES Commercial Choral club 4, Booster club 2. 3. Hereis to the one who doesnit shirlr. Hereis to one who does the work. LAWRENCE HINDERER General Booster club 2, Choral club 4. This man's true merit is not hard to see There are fczt' who nmlfe friends as readily os hef, HOWARD HINTON Industrial Narsity baseball 3, 4, Varsity M club 4, councilman 3, Graphic Arts club 3, 4. Whom neither shape of danger can dismay, nor thought of tender happi- ness betroyf' BETTY HOAG Commercial National Honor Society 4, Quill anal Scroll 4: Social Science club 4, Boos- ter cluh 3, publication business staff 4, committees 3, 4, tennis 3, Girls' Service League 4. Of such are true friends mode. 4 FREDERICK HOFFER Classical French club 33 Camera club 33 com- mittee 3. hDescribe him who can- An abridgernenl of all that is pleas- ant in rnanf' KAY HOLDER Classical Class secretary 33 Booster club 2, 3. 43 band 3, 4. 'Kayis here, Kay's these Sheis always busy etieryirlmref' LAWRENCE HOLLINGER Classical' Booster club 3, 4. 'Thoaghtful, sincere, wise and kind, Pure in heart and strong in mind. MARION E. HOMAN Classical Booster club president 43 vice-presi- dent 33 Leaders' club 43 band 3. 4g councilman 43 Times agent 33 Book Chat club 23 Social Science club 43 Etiquette club 43 Girls' Pep band 3, 43 committee 2. Her friends--they are many Her foes-are there any? RAY HOOPER Classical Varsity basketball 3, 43 varsity foot- ball 43 reserve football 33 varsity baseball 3, 43 Varsity H club 3, 43 councilman 43 class president 4. Ray-elected as our president--shotrs that he is liked by all, He's not only a star in football but also in baslretball.,, BILL HOOVER General Booster club 23 intramural basket- ball 2. A friend in need Is a friend indeed. Page 45 Class of '41 ETHEL EILEEN HOHNER Classical National Honor Society 43 Latin club 2, secretary 3, president 4g Eti- quette clubg Girls' Service League 4. 'The truest friend is she, the kindest lass in doing courtesy. CORA HORTON Commercial Booster club 3, 43 Art League National Forensic League 43 Get Avi quainted club The society of women is the founda- tion of good manners.', MARY HOUSEHOLDER Commercial Committee 23 councilman 4. Few have borne unconsciously the spell of louelinessf' RANSOM HOWARD Industrial Booster club 33 Graphit' Arts club 33 vice-president 4. Everyone knows hirn as n good- natareal fellowf' VIRGIL HOWELL Classical His friendly greeting and pleasant smile paces the tray to his gentle- manly nataref PAUL HUELF Industrial Life-saving 3, 43 varsity swimming 43 varsity track 43 councilman 4. Little I aslrg my wants are leaf, ass of '41 VIVIAN HULIT Commercial Choral club 4g Leaders' club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 2, 3, 4g committees 2, 3, 4, basketball 23 volleyball 2, Press club 3g Etiquette club 2, 3g Biology club 2, councilman Lflfly crown is called content. IEAN HUMBIRD Commercial Booster club 4. Xllzvays happy, always jolly. Never .tad or melancholy. ERIA HUNTER Commercial Booster club 3. The last may be first, the first lllllnl be last, but Eria always stands at the heall of' the class. WILLIAM IDOINE Classical Jllaay have heard of this fellow and good words always accompany his name. IIM INM1-IN General varsity basketball 2, 3, 4g varsity football 2, 3, 4g councilman 2, 3: Varsity Nl club 3, 4. Not just an athlete but one of our - best W ho never tool: unnecessary time UIII to rest. CARL INTOCCIO General Booster club 3. 4: Times agent 4: councilman 3. A better friend was never before elrounrl ll ,lflcKinley corrirlorfl Page 16 MELVIN IACOBS Classical National Honor Society 43 Latin Club 3, treasurer 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4: intramural basketball 2, 3g intra- mural volleyball 2, 3. Courage and skill, pluck and good will, are the four leaves of livels cloverfi HOWARD IAMESON Industrial Arts Councilman 3g committees 3. 4: Stagecraft club 4. Thou nrt a fellou' of good respect. THELMA IARRELL Commercial Get Acquainted club 4. She is herself of best things, the I'0lll'l'IltllI,,i LEON IARVIS Industrial Councilman 2. l'atience is the key to contentment. RICHARD IK. IOHNSON Commercial Social Science club 4. V-I man of hope and a f0I'lL'llftl-lU0h'lIl,2 mimi. DOROTHY IOHNSTON Commercial Leaders' club 3, 45 Choral elull 4: Dramatic club 3g Booster club 3, 4. Where there are men about: yozfll jim! l'll be abontf' , Class of IOAN lOI.IAT Classical National Honor Society 4: Girls' Service League 4g Hoosier 1-lulm 3: Book Chat club 4. Each talent hers, and marrr arts lm- sirle Hroarl is her interest as Ihw lrorlrl is Il'lIl1f'.,, BETTY LOU IONES Comm errial National Honor Society 4: vomtnit- tees 3. 4: councilman 3, 4: Booster club 3, 4g Cct Acqnaintetl ulull. vice-president 3, president 4: Girls' Service League 4. Great works arf perfornzvrl, not ltr strengtlz, but by 1J?fS?l'4'I'IIIll'1'. MARYMARGARET IONES Commerrial National Honor Soviets' -1: Quill anrl Scroll 4: Choral Clulm 4: pulrli- cation business stall 4: Social Sui- ence club 3, 4g Booster vluln 3. 4: vommittees 3, tennis 3. Always a-smiling, peppy and snappy, Shzfs just the girl In :mtl-rv Ul'1'l'j'0IIl' happy. BOB IUKICH lnrlusfrial his Grapliic Arts club 4. .411 effort marie for the lrr'p1ri'1e.-nv oil olhrlrs. lifts ax above 1lIll'.VI'lI'I'N.-A STELLA IULIAN Comm Prcfal llooster club 2, 3, 4-1 vonnnitlees Il. 'lg volleyball 3. -l ruggerl wit, anal a rwrnlr laugh. ALMA LUCILLE IURY Commerlvial Booster vlull 4, liliqttettt' vluli bl. Of marh affertiorz Illltl IIIIIPTDIIVII faith. l'r BETTY IUSTICE Commercial is so heu'itcli.ing.,' DOROTHY KAIGANIC Commercial Booster club 41g Etiquette club 4. Here is a girl who is really fair. Il'lIl1 surh a sweet altrl fmt' air. ELIZABETH KANTOR Commercial To laugh' were uianl of goorlltesx of grave, -lnrl to he grave e.rCe'r'1lx all IIOIVPI' of facef, PETE KANTOR Technical National Honor Society 45 varsity lmuselmall 2, 3, 4, Varsity Nl cluln 3. 4. Cowl nzanrzvrs and good morals are sworn friwtrlsf' DOROTHY KARAM General llooslel' Clull 4. fl szuer-1, attrartive lciml of grrzcf-f' DOROTHY MAE KARAM General limes agent 3, Booster club: liti- quf-tte vlulr 23 councilman 4. 4 smile makes lzflppinvss anal ,lrie11rls. etty is this little miss. her smile' ass of '41 VIOLET ARLEEN KARCHER Home Economics Volleyball 2, 3, hasketlvall 2. 3: Booster chill 2, 3, 4, fin all-around girl Sl16,S uime1l zo l11'. 11n1l sheis suc1:ee1le1l well you seefi RUBY KARIPIDES C lassicnl Times staff 4, Choral club 4, Latin club 23 Press club 3, French clulm 4: Booster clulm 2, 3, 4, committees 3. 4 Ruby was always busy doing this Illltl flint. KATIE KIXRRAS Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Art League 4: Book Chat club 4, Etiquette cluh 4 Beauty llllll per.so:31!li,'y. just the per- fect pair- Slze possesses them hozlig-this girl with the auburn lzairf' BETTE KASER Classical Booster club 3, 4, comiuittee 4. The habit of looking on the briglzf side of life is worth more than ll rhozzsaml pounds a yearf' MARILYN KAUFMAN Classical Social Science cluh 3, 4. None but herself can be her IJfl7'llllt'l..A MARIE KAUFOS Comm ercial I'll be lilfe II tree, I slmll 1lie at the top. Page 48 X. PETER KAZAKIS Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4, Camera club 2, 3, swimming 2, 3, 4. Time u'lio changetli all lzazth not al- tered' him. LAWRENCE KEHL Classical National Honor Society 4, band 2. 3, 4, orchestra 2, 3, Choral club 4, operetta 4, Boys, Pep band. Tis only noble to be goodf' KATHRYN KELCH Commercial Ouill and Scroll 4, Booster club 2, 3. -l, Times staff 4. She that was ever fair and never prou1l H1111 tongue at 11'ill 11n1l yet 11'11s never l0ll!l.,, ILENE KELLER Classical Life-saving 3, Leaders, club 2, 3, Press club 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4, hand 2, 3, 4. One of the funniest but one of the hestf' RUSSELL KENEY G ene ral ttraulural volleyball 2, Camera club 4, Booster club 2, track 2. ':Trutli is I1 great perfectionf, IACK KIEHL Technical Band 2, 3, 4, orchestra 3, 4: Lead- ers' club 2, 3, 4. Hereis ll larl wlzofv full of fun Who carries a smile for everyone. s MARY IANE KILEY Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4: Art League 2. treasurer 3, secretary 4, FIACIICII clufw 33 Etiquette clulm 2, 3. 4. 'So dainty and sweet, so fully cor: - plete, She .steals our a,lfec!ions array. EDDIE MAE KILLINS Commercial Booster club 4, Get Acquaintezl c1ub4-. As prone to mischief as able to per- jorm itf' MARY ALICE KIME Commercial Booster club 2, committee 2. 'lf you'rc feeling blue or sad, We recommend Mary Alice to rnalfe you gladf, DORIS KINDER General Booster club 2, 3. 4, French elulu 33 committees 2, 3, 4. Life is made up of youth and fan For a good time--Well, she's the one. , VIOLA KINES Hon:e Economics Booster club 2g Social Science club 2. Dignity is the highest attainment of a lady. DOROTHY KING Cornrnerciul National Honor Society 4, class sec- retary 2, Booster club 2, 3, 4, coun- cilman 3, committees 3, 4, Etiquette- club 3g Choral cluli 4. fllways laughing, always gay, llp lo .something every day. Page 49 Class of '41 MARIE KINSER Classi cal Hoosier club 3, 43 izouncilman 4: Choral clulm 4, operetta 4. Shefs a quiet girl but friendly to all. IVIABEI. KIRK General Booster club 3. What is done by her, is done a'ell.', ROBERT KIRKWOOD General Leaders' club 2, 3. fl tranquil person IlCCfIlIllIliSlIf'S III ach BILL KLEIVER G en e ral Whenever help is needed, Hill will lllll'llyS obligef, PAUL KNOCH General Booster club 3, 4g volleyball 4. Such quietness might hide his faults if he had faults lo hidef' SHIRLEY KORNITSKY Classical National Honor Society 3, 43 Booster clulm 2. 3, 4g committees 2. 3, 4, Book Chat clulm 23 Social Science club 3: Latin club 4, Girls' Service League 4. Allzrays sunny, bright, and gay llaavs chasing the blues away. 4 ass of '41 GEORGIA KOUNOUZVELIS Commercial Loyal, lovable, unconqnererlf' GEORGE KOZMA General Booster club 3g volleyball 3g base- ball 3. A friend u'l:o is ever true. IOSEPH KRACH General Booster club 2: 3. Keep your miml on the great and splendid things you. would like In do. RAY LAIR Classical Booster club 2, 3, 43 track 3. Few things are impossible to those who really tryf' EILEEN LAMIELLE Commercial Leaders' club 3, 4g Hoosier club 3, 43 volleyball 2. Her optimism and her cheery smile, though troubles come. remain un- changed the whilef' CECELIA LAMPARSKI Commercial For everyone she has u smile, To everyone she is worth zrhilef' Page 50 MAE IEAN LANDO Classical Booster club 3, 4g Dramatic club 3. 43 Etiquette club 3, president 4g French club 3, 45 Social Science club 4g committees 3, 4. 'kPeppy, clever, full of fu,n.', DOROTHY LAPPIN Commercial Booster club 3, 4. .1 winsome face that's hound to please, Ability to act with easef' WARD B. LAUGHLIN, IR. Commercial Booster club 2, 3. t'Sir1cere people are those who can laugh-even laugh at themselves. KARL LAWRENCE C eneral Intramural basketball 45 Booster club 3g committee 3. Hels one boy in a lzunflrerl aml will not be forgotten soon. GEORGE LEAVERS Industrial Graphic Arts club 3, 4g Leaders, club 2g Art League 3g swimming 3. 4 wise man who can govern himselff, RUTH LECHNER Comm ercial So free, so lfinrl, so api, so blessed a rlispositionf, 6 IACK LEMKE Classical Booster club 2. 3. 43 track 2, 3, 4: committee 4. 'fl fitting smile, a passing nod. u flattering word to please allf' ANNA LENGYEL Com rn ercial National Honor Society 4: Booster clulv 3: Girls' Service League 4. A flower of nicekness an a steam nl gracef' DORIS LENT Classical Booster club 3, 4: Social Science club 4: Etiquette club 4: hallguurtl chairman 4: Camera club 4. ffl brighter smile you never saw. DORIS LEONARD Classical Band 3, 4: Choral clulm 4. Her acts of lfinrlness make her great among allf, GLORIA LEWIS Classical National Honor Society 43 Girls' Serv- ice League 4: Etiquette club 4: So- cial Science club 4: Booster club 2. 3. 4. Rare culnpaanrl of friernlliness, frolic and personalityf, IAMES LIBER General He .speaks and acts fast as he ought. Page 51 Class of '41 AUGUST LIERMANN. IR. General Band 4: Stamp club 2, treasurer treasurer 4: Social Science cluli 4: Booster club 3, 4: committee 4. Our tlistinctions do not liz,-e in the places we occupy but in tlze distinc- tion with ltflziclz ive fill tliernfl HERMAN LINICK C en if ral lionunittee 3: Gl'LiIJlllC Arts cluli 3. 4. Dare to line' your r'reerl. DOROTHY LIPSCHUTZ Canzlnercial Social Science trlulm 4: COIHIIIIIICCS 3, 4: Booster club 4: Etiquette club 4: Book Chat clnli 3: volleyball 3. Tlzr' jeirell t'1ar lives in tlie S0lll.., BERNICE LIVELSBERGER Commercial National Honor Society 4. I mos! xaperinr personf' ELIZABETH LIVINGSTON Conirnerrial Booster clulx 4. She has treasures lar greater than vast and :rest unfolrlfi IDA MAE LIZZIE Commercial Iloosler cluli 4: Etiquette club 4: volleyball 3: tennis 3. 4: commit- tee 4. lie thou tlze rrtilzlma' to tltf' storms of lifefl tc 44 ass of '41 ARSILIA LOMBARDI Commercial Councilman 2g Booster clulm 2, 3. 43 Etiquette club 3, 4g Book Chat clulv 43 committee 4. Perfectly natural anil franl-5 with everyonef, ARTHUR LOMBARDI General Intramural swimming 2. 4: intra- mural volleyball 3. Character is greater than any rareerf, HELEN LOMBARDI Com rn ercial Social Science club 3, 4g Booster club 4. 'She has ,lanciesf-a'rean1s-f -irleasfl MARY LOMBARDI General French club 3, 4g Booster club 3. 4. 'Always laughing, always gayf' RALPH LOMBARDI G eneral 'fl regular fellow when you hnoit' himf, RUSSELL LONG Industrial Arts Booster club 2. Slf you're looking for one with lots of pluclf, just call around an Russellf, Page 5 2 .4 .t GWENDOLYN LOOSE C eneral Choral club 43 National Forensic League 4. Her ways are ways of pleasan.tn.ess, anfl all her paths are peaeef, ELIZABETH LORENZANO Commercial Booster club 3, 4. She has the intellect of a man and all the luscious weakness of a zvonianf' DEAN LORSON Technical Booster club 3, 4. He infused others by his oirn anima- lionfi MILDRED LOVEALL Home Economics Booster club 2, 3, 4. A truly' ffenuine little hit of lemi- 4 . . Z . . Illllllylv EUGENE LOVELESS Technical 'l'1'ack 33 Booster club 4. Signs of nobleness shine like stars., EUGENE LOZIER Industrial Arts Learlers' olulm 3, 43 band 4. It is only life and loife that give lore anrl lifef, IAMES LUCAS Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Social Science club 3, 4, committees 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Forensic league 3, 4, Choral club 4, operetta 4, debate 3. Happy and gay all the day Never a worry, care's far awayf' IOHN LUDWIG Classical Booster club 2, 4, football 2, track 3, Leaders' club 3, 4. He takes the world as it is. not as it ought to be. IUNE LUDWIG Commercial Booster club 4, Art League 4. 'She was a phantom of delight, when first she gleamed upon my sightf, WALTER LUSETTI Technical National Honor Society 4, hand 2, 3: orchestra 2, 3, 4, French club 2, 3, 4. A jolly fellow with whonz to chat, He dwells in a world of sharps and flats. ANNA LUTZKO Classical National Honor Society 4, Latin cluln 3, 4, Girls' Service League 4. Girls have many arts, first, that of lreing onef' - HELEN MACIEIEWSKI Colnmercial Basketball 3, 4, committee. The embodiment of a perpetual life. gathering graciousness and frienrlsf' Page 53 Class of '41 PAULINE MACRIDES Commercirzl Committee 2, Booster cluh 4. She is all that is dainty and lovable. GERALDINE MAGEE General Kinder eyes, or a sweeter smile, Hone we ne'er seen in quite awhile. IOYCE MAITERT General Social Science club 4, Camera club 4: Booster clulm 2, 3, 4. Surround nie with friends, love and Virtue. CATHERINE MALLOY Classical l.eailers' club 3, 4, Booster club 2. 3, 4, haml 4, French club 3, 4, com- mittees 2. 3, 4. She does without saying much. SAM MAMALIGA G eneral National Honor Society 4, varsity swimming 3, 4, Yarsity 'Wil' club 3. 4, Stagevraft club 4. He is ll man altogetlierf' BOB MAMAUX Technical He r'ron'ns his thoughts with acts. 4 ass of '41 ELIZABETH MANOS Classical French club 2, 3, 4, Booster club 2. 3, Leaders' club 3, 4, committees 2. 3, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4. Gracious in manner, Ready for seraicef' MARY MANOS Commercial .411 honest smile, a pleasant arord, two gifts, lhey're hound to charm yoaf, ANGELINE MANZELLA Com III ercial It is wiser being good than had Better being jolly than sadfl GEORGE MARCH Industrial Acts and does just as he wants and he always wants to do something nice. KATHRYN MARSHALL Comm ercial Art League 4, Booster club 4, Lead- ers' club. Sweetness is better than any other one thingf, GEORGE MARX Technical Leaders' club 3, 4, Social Science club 4, councilman 3, intramural tennis 3, 4, Debate club 4, Booster club 3, 4, Biology club 3, intra- mural swimming 4. His ready wit and ready hand Always place him in demand. Page 54 4. tt FRANK MARZOCCO Classical Chemistry club president 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, lab as- sistant 4, committee 4. Friends galore is what Franlf's madef' ELMER MASHECK Technical Debate club 4, committee 3. 'Tis men like this that make ap the tcorldf, FRANK MATTACHIONE General fl .wand mind, in a soand bodyf' xf4VQ'BET1'Y MATZENBACH I C lassical National Honor Society 4, Girls' Service League 4, class play 4, Booster club 3, 4, Social Science club 4, committee 4, Camera club 4, Gracious as sunshine, sweet as deaf, HM MAULLAR Classical Booster club 3, 4. Smile? .last as bright as can be Spreading it often for others to see. CLEMENT MAUSE Commercial l,CHflCl'S. club 4, Booster club 2, 3, track 3, 4. Gentle of speech, Beneficent in mind.', SA little, tiny. pretty. zritl-v, rhnrmin ROBERT MAYES General .-I trorlfmun that neerleth not ln' ashamed. IEANNE MCCONNELL Commercial National llonor Society 45 Quill antl Scroll 45 Booster club 3. 4-5 Girls' Service League 45 committees 3. 4: publication business staff 4. .4 pretty, peppy girl is she llwhnt more can any female lie. ANN MCCULLOUGH Commercial lioolx Vbat club 35 councilman 3: basketball 35 volleyball 3, 45 coin- mittees 3, 45 Etiquette club 45 Boos- ter club 4. Gentle in manners. Firm in reality. ROGER MCDONALD Industrial Arts Sits high in all the people's hearlsf ROSS MCELROY Industrial lioosler club 2. 6Grea1 thoughts, great feeling. vonn to him Like instincts ll7Illlt.7lll'f'.S.u GERALDENE MCGILL Classical Councilman 25 French club Ll. darling she. ff I.. Page 55 .4 Class of 41 IEAN MCKEAN Commercial llooster club 2, 3, 45 councilman 35 basketball 2. 35 volleyball 2, 35 Times agent 2. fl frienrlly heart n'ltl1 many frienzls. Her nzany smiles lo all she lendsf' IACK MCKEE Classical lieserve football 35 councilman 35 lioostel' club 3, 45 committees 3, 45 track 35 tennis 3. His goorl loolrs are in lffeping with his good nature. DARWIN MCKNIGHT General Councilman 25 Latin club. vit'e-presi- tlent 35 lab assistant 3, 45 publica- tion business staff 35 advertising manager 4. The mildest manner and gentlesl heart, Thougli in every prank he plays n pnrtf, ROBERT MCVAY General Councilman 35 Booster club 2. Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. HELEN MEACHAM Classical National Honor Society 45 French club 2, 3. secretarv 45 Social Science 1-lub 45 National Forensic League 2. 3, 45 Girls' Service League, vice- president 45 Choral club 45 operetta 45 councilman 2: committees 2. 3. 4. Sincere, energetic, and quile II singer ton, llne have yet to find something Ihnl Helen canlt do. IACK H. MEISTER General lleserve basketball 35 reserve foot- ball 35 varsity basketball manager 4: Yarsity Nl club 3. 45 intramural basketball 35 intramural volleyball 3: Booster club 3, 45 councilman 3. Virtue alone is the nnerring sign ol a nolzle soulf, ass of '41 FRANK MEOLA General 'Mi man of courage is also ,lull of faithf' MARIE ANN MEOLA General Booster club 4. 'fi sweet anrl a iiirtaoas soul. CHRISTINE MERCIER Commercial Basketball 4g committee 4. 'A face with glaflness overspreatll Soft smiles, by human lfinrlness lzrerllv FRANCES MERGUS Classical National Honor Society 4-g Girls Sewice League 4g Booster vluh 2. 3. 4, Book Chat club 2g Press Club 3g Social Science uluh 4g committees 3, 4. A rnaiflen., never hold of spirit, .still anrl quietf' GRACE MESSENIC General Booster club 2, 3. 4. 'The cheerful live the longest. MARILYN MILLER Classical French club 3, 4, Booster chili 3. 4: committee 4g volleyball 4: haskel- hall 4. 'Tis sports that interest her anil shi' lzerxelj is quite a sport. Page 56 PIERINA MIAMI G eneral Booster club 2, 3, 43 volleyball 2. 3. 4g basketball 2, 3, 4. Keep a-smilin' an, a-lovin: aa' a-zloini all yo, canf, RICHARD MIGHT General Booster cluh 2, 3, 45 Dramatic club 3g Press club 3g class treasurer 4: committees 2, 3, 45 Choral club 4g operetta 4. He is never idle a moment when lhere is mischief afoot. CORINNE MILLER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. True to her word as to everything else. it DOROTHY MILLER Classical Book Chat club 3, Booster club 3. Hail she a heart for falsehood frarnerl. she ne,er could injare you. gang ZIJZQ IACK MILLER 5 Industrial Councilman 3. Ifs easier to know hou' to speak than it is to keep silent? KATHREN MEYERS General Etiquette club 23 Booster club 2, 3, 4g Social Science club 4g Choral club 4, committee 2, Book Chat club 2. Her smiles are as bright as the san- light. MARY IAN E MILLER General 'Shels the type you ran alu'ays roant on. MARY IUNE MILLER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4g Art League 3. 4, Etiquette club 4. Magnihcent spectacle of human hap- piness. ROBERT MILLER Technical Band 3, 4g orchestra 4: intramural volleyball 3. The greatest thing in this zrorlrl is not so mach where ure are but in which direction we are niaitingj ANNABELLE MILLWARD Commercial Book Chat club 2, Booster vlulm 4: Etiquette club 43 So:-ial Seiencv club 4. 'fl maiden gentle, yet al flultfw fall firm and UVLfli71f'lIlll,L'.n HELEN K. MIRACLE Classical Booster club 3, 45 Sm-ial St-it-m-v club 45 Etiquette club 4. A sunny smile and a pleasant mun- ner are a part of her. ' IANE MITCHELL Commercial Booster club 2, 3. 4. 'Tis easily seen that you have poise -lnrl by your goorlness irill lrnon' many joysf' Class of '41 HAROLD MOCK C eneral National Honor Society 45 Quill anal Scroll 4, llfltwliinleyite staff 3g editor- in-chief 4, Press club 3, vice-presi- dent 45 Art League 4, Dramatic clnlm 3: Hoosier club 2, 3, 4g Choral clnli 4: vommittees 3, 4. th.at's generous and kind flre the characters in him youll! al- ways finzlfl DON MOEGLING Commercial Social Science club 3, 4. Good nature anrl good sense always join. VIRGINIA MOERY Commercial Leatlers' club 3, 4g Booster club 3. 4g volleyball 4. The blush is beautiful but sometimes irlrrlriiwrtientf' HELEN MOLL Com m ercial 'Tllarlsome heart and smiling eyes. Sunny as the summer slfiesf, ALOYSIUS MORGENSTERN Classical Class play 4, Dramatic club 3, 4. Not bulzl or shy, but a nice mingling of each. ARLINE MOTTICE Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, committee 4. .4 lfinrl heart is a fountain of glial- ness. making everything 4l'ff'Shf'lI into SII1lll'S.,. a ass of '41 BILL MOUSHEY Industrial llooster club 2, 33 reserve basket- ball 2. An ehlort marie for the happiness of others lifts us above ourselvesf, LUCY MUCCI Com rnercial National Honor Society 4, Booster club 4g committee 4. We have no time to traste zrivuy the hours, .fill must he Plll'l1l'5f in Il Il'0Tlll like oursf, ALBERT MUCCILLI Industrial flrts Volleyball 2, 3. We enjoy thoroughly only the pleus- ures we givef, IIMMIE MUIAIS General French club 3. Though school rloesnlt interest himl - Texas rloesf, GERALDINE MURPHY Classical Hand, secretary 3, treasurer 4, Boos- ter club 2. 3. 4g Social Science club 4, Etiquette club 4g committees 4, Girls' Pep band 3, 4. One from whom we are glad to hear Por her worzls never cause II tearfl ROBERT MURPHY Classical Councilman 4g Social Science 4, committees 3, 4. Be noble in ezrery thought, in every fleerlf' Page 58 an an it ROBERT B. MURPHY General Yarsity football manager 2, 3g var- sity basketball manager 2, 3g Var! ity M club 3, 4. 'Stretch'--known to everyone and lilred by all, Didrft keep out of athletics just , , ,, cause he wasnt tall. DOROTHY MYERS Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Leaders' club 3, 4, Etiquette club 3g committee 3g life- saving 43 basketball 3. 4, volley- ball 3. As beautiful as sweetf' FRANCES MYERS Commercial Social Science club 4. llHUI'l!'l'7l'ill6' in her irzfltierzcefl FRANCIS MYERS General Booster club 2, 3, 4. With goozl and gentle humorous heart. WILLIAM MYERS General Councilman 2, Booster club 35 band 4g National Forensic League 4. His personal magnetism is immense. ELIZABETH NADER Classical National llonor Society 4: Girls' Service League 4g French club 3, 4, Booster club 2, 3, 4g committee 2. She was eifer precise in promise keeping. DANIEL NAVE C11111111er1'i11l Wilzere there arf' lanes, he who has 11111 broken them. need 11111 lfl'l7Il1ll'.u CAROLYN NEAL C11111111er17ial llouster Club 2, 3. These prearfhers of beauty whieh light 11111 nlorlrl 1l'llll their x111il1'. ROBERT NEIDLINGER Influstrial The 1mrl1l such merit nvier fllS!'llTllS.i- OLLAN NELSON Technical Stillness of person and rlvzicrrress 111 nature. IOE NEUNER lnrlusrrial Track 3. Hereis 11 la1l with I1 111111111111 bright. VERA NEWTON General Etiquette club 2, 4g Booster club 2. 3 4 The joy of youth and health. lz1'r eyes rlisplayf, ,315 aw . Wi tis' A Page 59 Class of '41 NADELINE NICHOLS Cl11.vxi1r11l Houslei' club 2. 33 Etiquette club 2. Ii, s6r'1'etz11'y-t14ez1s111'e1' 41 Suciul Sei- tfnvo 4'llllD 4. lt's .WI-ll'l' heing 111eelf than jim-rp, MARGUERITE NICHOLS Classical lftiqiwltc club 2. 3. vice-p1'esident 4: llousta-r 1'l11b 2. 3: Social Scienee' ululm 4. Ut her ff'l7lIlf'FIllII1'III fslm tvas l-ffl'IIIllVV.-i TERESA NICOZINI C0l71II1E?ffTlIll llmaster club 4, Her thoughts aml 1'11111luel are her ,, 111011. ROBERT NIMEN Inrlustrial Reserve football 2g varsity football 3. 'Ellis rirtue 111111 svrzse are one. RAY NIST T1' Ch lliflll Class president 23 class vice-p1'esi- dent 3: French club 2g Booster club 3. 4. lltt'2lSll!'Bl' 2. N'1111'l11'r1'. sn husy ll 1111111 as he there 11'a.v. ' IEAN NOBIS Cmzzrrzercial Buoster Club 2. 3, 4-g volleyball 33 bzlslietball 2, 3. 4. She radiates pleasure from head 11111011 tn toesf' ass of '41 ROBERT NOFSGER Commercial Councilman 2g Booster clulr 2, 4: publication business staff 4. 4 contented minrl is the greatest thing one can enjoy in this uorlrlf' WANDA NOFSGEB Commercial National Honor Society 4, Booster club 2, 3g committee 3: Choral clulm 4. Simple and sweet Lovell by all she rneetsf' ROBERT NORRIS General Reserve football 33 track 3. 4. Not ll word spoke he more than zrux there neeclf' LEON OANCEA Comm ercial Cllll' youth we have but zorluy, Ire have lots of time to grou' old. GEORGE ONEY Com rnercial 'Wy happiness soerns made to be shared. MARIE OPREAN Com lneroial fllotlest fame is not Lo be despised by the highest characters. Page 60 HAROLD OSTER I nflus trial l rienzlly. good and truef' MARY LOU OWENS Classical Dramatic club 4g Social science clulr 43 Tltespians 4g class play 4. The will of this woman's her happiness. REX PHAR General Choral trlulm 4. Boys such as he make the world go round. GEORGE PAPPAS Industrial Reserve football 2g varsity football 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Varsity M club 3, 4. An athlete 'and an able one. HELEN PAPPAS Commercial Drum majorette 3, 4g Dramatic club 39 Booster club 2g Etiquette club 45 Art League 45 committee 2. 'Tis good-nature wins the heart. KATHERINE PAPPAS Classical National Honor Society 4, Girls' Service League 4g Choral clulr 4: llratuatic club 2, 3. .fln honest girl and a warm heart ll'ifl1liIl.N SOHPIA PAPPAS Classical National Honor Society 4: Soviatl Science elulm 4, Freneli clulr 4: Boos- ter club 3. 4g Times agent 3: vom- mittees 4g Etiquette elulr 4. Could there be a lzetter lilretl girl than xhe?', EILEEN PARISO Commercial Booster r-lulm 2. 3. 4: eonttnittees 2. 3, 4. .fl pal so dear, it would he hard to find .-lnyone so good, so close. xo lrinrlf' ROSS MARTIN PATRICK Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 43 Leattlers' elult 2. 3, 4, treasurer. .4 rare friend on earth. EMMA PEAVY General Ready for service, loyal In utrieriflsf BETTY IO PEELER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, eouneilman 4. She never 'fires an until she 99 I-I masters. MARIORIE PENNELI. Cornmerrial Booster ululm 3. Her heart :ras in her ll'Ill'h'.n Page 61 Class of 41 IACK PENSKY Technical Chemistry club 3, 4. .4 most genial friendf' DOROTHY PENTEK Com nr ercial Booster tzlulm 2, 3. lt is good to be zealausly affected ltr all good thingsf, MARILYN PERDUE Commercial National Honor Society 4, orches- tra 2. 3g Choral club 4, Booster elub 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sewice League 4g committee 3g councilman 4. She nothing rolnmon did, or meanf' BORIS PESHOFF Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, band 3, 4. Ever gentle, good and true, a friend lo nie. a ,triend to yan. WILLIAM PETERS Classical National l'lonor Society 4g lieatlers' eluh 3, 4g Stamp club 2, 3, 49 trom- mittee 4g Booster club 4: hanil 4. He plans, he strizfes to succeezl Yet does not boast. that lee ntahte heed. LOIS PETERSON Corn Nl ercial Booster club 4. '34 elzeerllul temper joined with inno' renee. a. s s o f DOROTHY PETRAROLI Commercial Booster club 4. If oar world is what we znahe il. mine will be fall of fanf' VICTOR PFENDLER G e n eral Wen were born for treo things tlzinhilrg and ac'ing.' IOYCE PHILLIPS General Booster ululm 2, 3, 4g band 3. 4. .4 Act well your part. there all the honor lies. STANLEY PINKLEY Classical l '41 Choral club 43 Booster club 2. 4: Camera eluli 3g track 3. His heart is far from fralul as heaven from Pllffllf, IAMES PLATZ Technical Hand 3, 4g swimming 4g intramu swimming 33 live-Saving 3. 4. 4 frieml as true ns steelf' BILL PLUMMER Inrlustrial 4rts Trattk Ii, 43 golf 3, 4. 'glflorlest and unassuming in his If ral fllways thoughtful in what he h to say. ll Y IIS Page 62 IRENE POPA G eneral Hoosier club 2, 3, 4g Art League 4g volleyball 2g basketball 2g com- mittee 2g Camera club 4. fl passing nod, a flattering word to please onef, ELEANOR POPE Commercial liatslietlmll 3. nlfrierzzllirless is the quality that rnalres fVll'7ll1S.U ANTOINETTE PRATO Classical FFCIICII eluli 3, 4g Booster club 49 committee 4: volleyball 3, 4g basket- hall 4. ffl winning way, a friendly smile, In allfa girl who is qnite worth zvhilefa ELEANOR PRICE Commercial Iiantl 3, 4g Girls' Pep band 3, 4: Choral club 4g Booster club 4. 1 little hotly often harbors a big Slllllj. ROLLMAN PRINCE Industrial Arts Urapltit' Xrts elulx 3. 4: track 2. 3. 4. The glory of I1 firm cnpacioas lIII.!Ill.u VIRGINIA PUNCHEON Classical Booster clulm 3. 4g l1allguarrl cllair- man 4. She ll'll.Y all loyalty, anal her spiril grzzwiozzs roof' HELEN PUSTAY Cen eral Art League 2g Social Science club 2: treasurer 3g Booster club 2: Choral club 4. Hy her virtues magnified .fllzrays quiet anrl rligniherlf MARY IANE RACICOT Classical Booster club 2, 3. 4: comnlitls-es 2 4 , . 'A combination of earrwxtrwxs. courtesy anrl ability. SYLVIA RADAKOVICH Commercial Booster club 4. 'Her field of sertvire will he lhe worldf' ROBERTA RALEY Classical National Honor Society 4g Leaders' club 3, vice-president 4, Girls' Serv- ice Lea ue 4' basketball 3 4 Yale 1 g Q , Z ' ' Harvard 3. 49 volleyball 3, 43 Frenvll club 3. 4g Booster club 3, 4: tennis 4. 'A great athlete is what shefs lfnozrn as Who makes friends easily hy the per- sonality she has. ROSE RAMPI Comm ercinl Booster club 2, 3, 4g Leaulers' club 2, 3, 4g committees 3, 4: volleyball 2, 3. 45 basketball 2, 3, 4. 'A pleasing countenance is no slight arlvan tage. AUDREY RAMSEY Commercial Booster club 45 Etiquette club 4. 'She does much without saving rnuchf, C 1 a s s o f IOSEPH RANTE General Councilman 2g Booster club 4: Stamp club 4, Camera club 4. '4 real line high school lad. BETTY IANE REU Commercial fl figure of tralh. n face nj loyalty. NORMAN RAYI. Industrial Arts Hesewe basketball 2. l'll turn your tears I0 laughter in a ll'i7llf.,, FRANK REALE Technical Football 3, 4g Varsity Nl club 3, 4. 1111 able athlete who has ll host of .lfl!'IIIlS.,, HAROLD REAM Industrial llixrlorn is only founrl in truth. RICHARD REEL Technical Xarsily swimming 3. 4g baseball 4. linrlaranf'e, foresight, srrenglh ann' skill. ,. ass of '41 WALLACE E. REEMSNYDER Technical National Honor Society 4g Choral cluh 4g Social Science cluh 4g Bons- ter club 4. 'As many friends as those who lrneu hirnf, IAMES REESE C eneral Graphic Arts club 4g Art League 4: Booster club 2, 3. 'You are an exceedingly cheerful young n1.an.', MARTHA ANN REESE Commercial Committee 2, Book Chat clulm 2: Booster club 2, 3, 43 Art League 4g councilman 3. :Kinder eyes, or Il sweeter snzile Have we neaer seen in quite II while. HENRY REINERTH Technical Varsity swimming 43 cheer leader 3. 43 Leaders' club 2, 3, 4-g intramural swimming 3g French club 3. 4We'd like to rob you of just your- wif. MARGARET REITER G ene ral Class play 45 committees 2, 3. 4: Booster club 2, 3, Press cluh 3. ilolly, clever, never tanie For pep is .-Wargarefs middle name. IANET RENNER C oln nz ercial Quill and Scroll 45 committees 3, 4, Booster cluh 3g publication business staff 4g Social Science cluh 4. What dreams beyond these szreel eyes dwell Few could guess nt, ,tezrer tellfi Page 64 KATHRYN RESLER Commercial Booster club 2, She with all the charm of woman, She with all the breadth of man. ROSS RICCIARDI Technical Band 3. Those who are pleased themselves must rzliruys pleasef, IAMES RICHARD Technical Booster club 4. Une of our best who has friends galore. KATHLEEN RICHARDS Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4. .fl cheery, smiling girl. ANNABEL RICKARD Classical National Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll 4g French cluh 3, 4g Eti- quette clulw 4g Art League 33 Social Science club 43 committees 3. 4: Booster club 3, 4g tennis 3. ,-I good disposition is better than gold. ELIZABETH RIEGLER Classical Booster cluh 2. 3g Choral cluh 4. ,lly country is the world and my re- ligion is to do good. EUNICE RIEGLER Classical Booster club 23 Choral club 4. It is enough, enough just to be gootlf, IUN E RIEGLER Commercial Girls' Service League 3, 4g Booster club 2, 3. 43 Leaders' club 2, 3, 4: basketball 2, 3. .'Vever glum nor out of sorts, 4lu'ays jolly and fond of sports. LEWIS RIGGLE Technical Track 3, 4. Sweet are the slunzbers of a virtuous ,. man. ALBERTA RILEY Classical National Honor Society 43 hall- guard chairman 43 Girls' Service League, secretary 43 Booster club 3. 43 basketball 33 volleyball 33 Choral club 43 committees 3, 4. Altiorecl by girls, lovezl by boys, Yet a quiet girl, malfing little noise. ROBERT RILEY Classical National Honor Society 43 council- man 23 Chemistry club, secretary- treasurer 33 Art League 33 Booster club 33 Social Science club 4. The word iinzpossilzle' is not in :ny rlictionaryf, WILLIAM RILEY Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Travel club 3: Social Science club 4. .411 affable and courteous gentle- IVIIIILM Page 65 Class of '41 DOROTHY RINEHART C0lllIII6I'l'l!ll ll tltr slcr club 2, 3, 43 Etiquette club 4. Silence is the mother of truth. RAY RINGENBACH Industrial Arts -I friwnl is the comfort of life. IAMES RINIER Technical Booster club 3, 43 track 33 baseball 3, 43 Camera club 43 Social Science club -l-. Ile lzonesl. useful, and industrious. LOUIS RISTOW Classical I lfinzler lL'!'IIl'lf'II1l1Il treads not the earth. MURIEL RITTER Commercial llnnrtlz IIIIIIYUX the manf' RITA RIZZO General l'lt'9llt'll club 23 lll'lllll lnajoretle 3. 'LTU tlzy duty non' and ever. Class of '41 DAVE ROBERTSON General Booster club 3, 4g intramural luas- ketball 3, 4g intramural volleyball 3. 4, committee 4. 554 solirl felltuf, hri111111ing 111-1'r zrith goorl 11ie11s.H IOE Ronmowrrz G ene ral lntramural basketball 2. 3, intra- mural volleyball 2, 3, Booster clulr 3, 4g track 2. 3. 4, councilman 4. for is II 1'l'I'l' ffll'l1lllj' l111l.,' BERDINE ROBINSON C om mercial Baud 3, 4g Girls' Pep bamlg Booster club 2. b-LI1ILglL ami he merry, sing llllll lu' glad, Lifeys far too short Io 12111113 he sad. IAMES ROBINSON Technical Booster elulv 3, 4. Of Illlfllfl' worth 11n1l honor clad. EDITH RODRIGUEZ Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4, Art League 4. 'iShe possesserl si111plicily Illlll liber- alityf' PHARES ROHRBAUGH, IR. Technical nfl person of the sort ztfho flows 5111111 thingf, Jbvf lb rslrsl . 1 lr 1 2,. , 1- .1-: es.. ' .- ,iw if Page 66 MARGARET ROHHER COIlll7I.CfClIll National Honor Society 45 Boostei club 2. 35 Choral club 4: Girls Service League 4. I see the righr 111111 I rzpprmfrr it loo. CHARLOTTE ROLAND G eneral She seems 1na1le of cheerful y1'ster- rlays 111111 C0l'lfl'fl8l1I l111110rro11's. -7 N NU ANTHONY ROSE Cl11.vsic11l Orclteslra 2. 3: lmaml 2. 3: Choral club 4. Through his talent and love for 11111 Sffffllf' is certain to 1l'llI ffII770.,, PAULINE ROSSO General Booster club 4. Too goorl to be Ill1A'lI1!l.l, JACK ROYER Industrial Arts -l true -lfl'lf'7lIl is -lUflf17?l' 11 fflCIIfl.v NEIL RUBIN Technical Yarsity football 3, 4g varsity base- ball 3. 4, varsity basketball manager Varsity WI clulm 3. 4. If yould wait for cRlLbP, la .my or show it- Yonirl never know he 11'11s one of 11111 l1'111li11g football hI'T0PS.H l Class of ' WILMA MAE RUFLE Classical Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Nlcliinleyite staff 3, 4g Press club 3, president 4: committees 43 Booster elulm 2. 3. 4. Honest, kind, sincere and fair. Combined with personality rare. IOHN RUSHIN General Truck 3, 43 Booster club 4. He always docs his best each day. EDWARD RYAN Classical Booster club 3. 4g committees 3. 4. The piano to him is home From which he shall u'ir1 success alone. ELEANOR SABATINO Commercial Booster club 4. 4Sach a true and gallant spirit. AGNES ERNA SALMEN Commercial Renders good for bad, blessings for carsesf, ADA SANDBERG Home Economics Councilman 3g Booster Club 3: Choral club 4g Art League 4. A maid of grace and complete majesty. Page 67 SEPTIMUS SANDRU General lntrzuuural volleyball 2. Crea! Ihouglits IVIIIII' from the heart. DORIS SANFORD Commercial Booster club 3, 43 committee 4: Hook Chat club 4. Ease of heart her very look conveys. PAULINE SANTORA Classical National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Girls' Service League 4: publieation business staff 4: Booster club 4. The soul that perpetually overflows Iciih kindness and sympathy will al- teays he cheerful. IDA SARKEIS Commercial Nolleyball 4g Booster club 4g Times -Xgent 4. 4 perfect iroman, rzobly planned. 'LA VONNE SCHAFER Home Economics She cheers the morn, yes, brightens all the dnyf' ROBERT SCHAFFNER Technical Booster eluh 3, 4. Here is one who is self-contained. 4 t ass of '41 CLAYTON SCHARIO Technical National Honor Society 4: Choral club 4, debate. An oratorical boy wonder. ROBERT SCHARIO Commercial Social Science club 3, treasurer 4' Booster club 2, 4g committee 2. 'When it comes to pep thafs what Bob hasf, MARGARET SCHAUB Commercial 'We ull like Margaret, she is I1 good sport. MARTHA SCHAUB Commercial Busy as life itself, but yet always cheeryf' BETTY E. SCHENKER Classical National Honor Society 4g Quill auf! Scroll 4, Booster club 2, 3, Girls' Service League 4g Booster club 2. 3g Girls' Service League 4g Choral club 4: Press club 43 Times staff 4. She leans not on others but on her- seljf' RUTH SCHMIDT Classical National Honor Societyg Girls' Service League 4, Leaders' club 3. 4, Booster club 3, 4, Latin club 3. 4, Etiquette club 3, life-saving 4, basketball 3, 4, volleyball 3, 4g ten- nis 4. An athlete with a lot of friends, Her smile to all she altrays learlsf, ALBERT SCHOENEBERG Commercial Social Science club 45 Booster club 4. Virtue establishes ties of frienrl- ship anrl maintains them. ROBERT SCHRADER Industrial Arts Varsity swimming 3, 4g intramural swimming 2, Stagecraft club 3, sec- retary 4, Booster club 3, life-saving 2. 3: Varsity HM club 3, 4. I4 good sport to everyonef, IOAN SCHREIBER Classical National Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Publication business staff 4, Girls, Service League 4g Social Science club, vice-president 4, com- mittees 2, 3. 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4, Book Chat club 3. She dances, she laughs, and that isri't half She brightens our hall and that isnit allf, ANNA MARY SCHWAGER Classical Band 3, 4g Booster club 4. Shy, perhaps timirl, but laflenerl with all thafs nicef, DON SCHWALENBERG Gen eral Intramural volleyball 2, intra- mural basketball 2g reserve foot- ball 3. Virtue alone is happiaessf, BURDINE SCOTT Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4, Social Science 4-lub 4, Perfect in dress as in everything else. 4 SARA IANE SEESHOLTZ Classical National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Times staff 43 Girls' Serv- ice League 43 Social Science club 43 Press club 33 Booster club 2. 3, 43 Book Cliat club 23 committees 3, 4. Successful and thorough in all her ll'0fli', Never from rluty does she .Yllifiiii ROBERT W. SELL Classical Social Science club 4. Virtue is lzolzl anzl ,szoorlness never fearful. ROSE MARIE SENGLEITNER General Get Acquainted club 3. Could swell the sonl to rage or kin- rlle soft desire. RALPH SENSIBAUGH Classical Varsity basketball 33 varsity foot- ball 3g reserve basketball 33 Social Science club 4g Booster club, presi- dent 43 Varsity NNI club 4g varsity baseball 3. Ambition and determination aoaileth MIIIUCh.,, DOROTHY SEYMOUR Commercial Booster club 4. She lilfezl 1lf'11lllP,f6 she loolrezl upon. WILLIAM SHAEFFER Industrial Booster club 3. Signs of nobleness shine lilfe stars. Class of '41 RICHARD SHAFER Industrial Arts Booster club 2, 3. 43 intramural bas' ketlnall 23 councilman 2. He is a 1l'iflSOI71f' one. this lm-V nanzerl. Dick. GEORGE SHAHEEN G eneral 'ZF- Clioral club 43 Booster club 2, 3, 4: councilman 2, 33 Camera club 3. Fear not to talfe upon you what is VV0lll'S.., MARILYN SHAHEEN General Wlzererer she goes she will be liked. TESS SHAHEEN Home Economics Etiquette club 2, 3: Social Science club 2, 33 Booster club 2, 3, 43 bas- ketball 2, 33 volleyball 2, 33 Times agent 33 Dramatic club 2, 3. 4: committees 2, 3. You have a cheerful smile and ready ,, Pell- VIRGINIA SHAHEEN General Honor lies in honest toilf' GERALDINE SHAW General Booster club 2, 3, 43 Leaders' club 3. 43 committees 3, 43 basketball 2. 3. 'ln all arournl good sport. Page 69 ass of '41 HELEN MCKINLEY SHAW Gl?71!'7'fIl llooster clult 2. 3. Ease 1171511 rligniry is 11'l1111 llzis nriss posszfssefm' HERMAN SHIFMAN General llllI'El1llUl'Ell basketball 3g llIl1'klll1l1l'2ll volleyball 33 Booster club 3. 4: So- cial Science Vlult 4g countfilmam 4-. Joyful, happy 11n1l free -l-VOIII 1'11r1'. 'HGTIII, travels flIl'0IlfJlI lijf' 11'i1'l1 II smilr' for -l!Il'f'.,: NELLIE SHILTZ C0mm1fr1'i11l Booster club 2. 4. ,fl merry l16lIl'I lIIfllx'l'Il1 Il I'lH'l'T'lI1l I'0IHIfl'IIlllN'l'.,: IOSEPH P. SHIMKO Inrlustriul Arts Booster 1'lulJ 2, 3. 'Tix good lllllltfi' tl111l 1l'l7IS flu' lzP11rl.,' HESTER IANE SHIPBAUGH Home Economics Etiquette club 43 Booster club -1. Hvr 11'11ys arf' 1l'!lj'S of 111011.91111firms. DONNA SHOCKEY Cvneral Booster czlulr. treasurer 4g basketball gl tennis 3g volleyltall 33 Committees 3. 4. :Pretty 1l14scribes her to ll 'Tl And sltzfs just 11s nice 11s slte 17111 bex'- Page 70 MARY LOUISE SHULI. ClUSSiCIll National Honor Society 4g Art League 3, 4g committee 4. Vevvr idle CI nmnzentg but tlzrifty rmrl fh0Ilfg,1lf-llll of 0fl1l'fS.-- RUTH SHULTZ General Hoosier club 2, Tlwrels nothiztg ll lady 1:11n,'t IIC- 1'0llIf7llSlI, when S1111 11111711 fully girvs luv' nzinrl tn iff' KENNETH SIMMERS lI1flllSZfifll Every inclt Il INIIII. but nmrr' Ilzan izzrltesf' BARBARA EILEEN SIMONSON COIIIHIFTCIIIII Hoosier ulult 3. Tlw '11'nrl1l delights in sunny pvoplvf' JOHN RICHARD SINGER Technical liooslcr ttlulm 4g Book Cllal club 4. flll gwmrozzs spirits are !1VIIblfi0I1S.7l ANGELINA SIRGO ll0lII777C7'CiIIl liooster Clult 3. 4. gFl'lPl1fllj' 11Cli0ns l71111r 11 lmfellv face., DON SIRK General Nursity football 2, 3. 4, Narsily Nl club 3, 4-. 'Introducing another football lnun. ll' lm flirl and does the best lie mn. IOHN SKALA General Debate 3, 4, National l7o1'e11sie League 3. 4. '4 smile llzut goeth not !llL'!l-Blu SOPHIE SKUBIAK General Booster club 4. She is 1ff'fj' goorl unrl rnucli lteloireilfi JOHN SLADE V Class cial National Forensic League 3. el: Choral club 4: Booster club 2. 3. 4. His counfenaizee :ms :very fflllll-'.7i BETTY SLEIGHTER Coin III ercial Quietly ll'llIS her Imy into the lzearls of others. ALLAN SMITH Technical Slageeruft club 3. 4: varsily lruelx 3. 4. His lzeurl is as tlze strength of ten. lleeause his f1PlH'f is inte. 'Ol E 2 ,.-1 all e 3a . .. -' is ' g Wfawetaa fl, f i 5 .,.,. ., 4, , , . R gf ' .V . YN 1 . YL l if 'Wl'ue3 mgfg fee QQQWM , l.':i,li 'V 'fi' NZ? Page 71 Class of ELIZABETH A. SMITH Classical Yational Honor Society 4, Girls' Service League 4, Latin club 3, 4: llouster club 2, 3, 4g committee 4. .llobocly ought to have been alzle Io resist lier coaxing manner. EVELYN SMITH C omni ercial Leaulers' club 2, 3. treasurer 4, Boos- ler club 2, 3, 43 basketball 2, 3, 4: volleyball 2, 3, 43 Yule-Haward 3, 4. So jrienrlly and so street tlmt to IIIIIIPIK lzer is II treat. FLORENCE SMITH General Ilouater club 3, 4, Social Science club 4. Une seldom tliinlrs to find a more lilfealule 11ml ronsmnt soul. HELEN SMITH C lnssi cal I ll'CIlCll club 3, 4g llooster elub 3. 4: basketball 3, 4. She is a real frienrl, pleasant unrl Iflllillg to lielpf' IOHN SMITH lnrluszrirzl The nmnly part is to do zeitlz iniglit and main lelzat you can clof' MARTIN I.. SMITH, IR. lntluslriul .4rts is-S!EiEg5 I For llze more a man l1'lZ0ll'5, tlle more irorlliy lie isf, lMx .4 at at Class of '41 RICHARD SMITH Classical National Honor Society 4: debate 3. 4, Social Science clulr 2. 3, presi- dent 4g class treasurer 23 hand 3, 4: committee 3, Booster cluh 2g Na- tional Forensic League 4. If aught of prophecy be ours Thou wilt not live in I'fl1'lI.-E ROLAND SMITH Leaders' club 3, 4, tennis 3. Kindly, magnanirnous, courtly anrl murageousf, RUTH SMITH Com m ercial ,fl girl who takes her tasks to heart. Pre arcfl in !?17l'f1'llllIlL' to do hrr P . . part. ALLAN SNYDER Industrial Arts llanfl 4, Leaders' club 4. Goorl anfl frienrlly, good and true. With 'food anfl senile himmroizs F7 1 hearlf, ALMA SNYDER Commercial llooster club 2. 3, 4, Press club 3: hand 3. 43 Girls, Pep hand 3, 4: orchestra 4, committees 4. Clarlsome heart rznrl smiling eyes. Sunny as the sumlner slfiesf: DICK SNYDER lnclustrial Kind zcorrls are the mzisiz' of the wnrlrlf' f- 1:4 -t:ms'..,' - . lf: Page 72 GEORGETTA SNYDER Com rn ercial Choral club 4: Booster club 4. Beautiful is her voice anrl lovely is h Prsclf. NOHMA SNYDER Commercial National Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Booster club 2, 3, 4g Press club Q, treasurer 49 Times staff 43 Girls' Sewice League 4. Her smile? From. ear to ear. Her friends? She never rzeerl fear. LOUIS SOLDATIS Tech nical Learlers' club 2. 3. 4, Booster cluh 2, 3, 4, Camera club 3, 43 Social Science club 4. What better proof of nature hlithv and gay, Than his wide grin and hearty laugzh betray. HILDA SP1-IAN Commercial Dramatic club 3: Booster cluh 3, 4, Book Chat cluh 3, Etiquette club 43 committees 3. By her virtues rnagnifed, IIl1l'IIj'X quiet and flignihedf, MARY LOU SPANAGEL Classical National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Service League 4g McKinleyite stall' 4, French club 3, 4, hallguarcl chair- man 4g Booster club 4. This young lady with the large bright eyes, ls lrnoufn by all to ln' wry Il'lSt'.i. P1-IRYLEE SPENCER Commercial National Honor Sottiet5 -lg Girls' Service League 4, French club 4: Booster cluh 4. Claflness is an asset to any girl. s 4 a t IOHN SPILKER Classical Swimming 4g golf 4. Always the same, good-natureri. clever creaturef, OLIMPIUL SPIROS General Graphic Arts club 3, 4. Politeness costs nothing and gains everythingf, DOROTHY SPRUNGER Com m ercial Booster club 3, 4g Social Science club 43 committee 3. Always smiling, never glam. She's a happy cheerful churn. VIOLET STAN Commercial Booster club 43 Dramatic club 3: committees 3. 4. She has an admiration for things north whilef, VICTOR STANCIU General Band 3. 4. All who joy would :rin must share iff, JAMES STAUDT Classical Class president 35 varsity football 3. 4g varsity baseball 3, 43 varsity bas- ketball 3g class vice-president 4. If a friend you are to him. You can always counl on lflffllfbl' from 'Jim'.,, fmntw Page 73 Class of '41 MI-XRIOHIE STEBLEH Classical Etiquette club 4g Booster club 3, 4. A friend is the comfort of life. 94' ADONIS STEENROD Commercial Band 3, 4. Very studious and a bit reserved. RUTHAN NE STEFFY Comm ercial Booster club 3. 4g councilman 3: basketball 3. All that she said and did was hon- estly according to her nature. MILDRED STEVENSON Comm ercial Around her shone The nameless charms unrnaroellea' by her alonef, DOROTHY STEWART Classical Class secretary 4g Etiquette club 3, 4g Booster club 3. 4g Leaders, club 43 Dramatic club 3: committees 3, 45 life-saving 43 Social Science club 4. One bit of radiant sunshine, two bits of pep and good cheer, Three bits of all that's nicest, makes six bits of one who is dear. IONA STEWART Classical Booster club 2, 3, 4g Frenclt club 4: band 4. Happiness is the echo of the pleas- ant words we speak to others. 4 ass of '41 VELMA IANE STINSON C en eral Booster clulm 2, 3, 4g Social Science club 4. llncomplaining and zealous in the flischarge of her zlutiesfi EARL STOCK Technical Tliespians 3. 4, class play 4-1 op- ereltu 4, committees 3, 4g Social Science club 4, Drainatic club 3, 4, Choral club 4-g Booster club 3. The worlrl is but a stage and he is rr willing playerf' IANE STOCKERT C en eral She keeps with many a light disguise, The secret of self-sacrifice. TOM STOCKERT General The lrindesi and best of friends. LOIS STOKEY Classical Art League 3: Choral clulm 4. In thy heart the flea' of youth, On. thy lips the smile of trnthf? EVELYN STONEMAN Classical Hoosier club 2. 3. She spares no pains I0 rio her hestf' Page 74 GLORIA CONSTANCE STORCH Classical Band 3, 4g orchestra 3, 43 Get Ac- quuinled club 33 Social Science club 4: Booster club 4: Times agent 4. lt is a frienclly heart that has plenty nf friends. LOIS STOVER Commercial Class treasurer 33 Leaders' club 3: Social Science club secretary 4: Times agent 3. No sooner met they l00lfl'll, no sooner loolrerl but they loved. PAUL STRAHL Industrial Connnillee 2g Booster clulw 3. His smile IUOII for him II hosr of friernlsfi MARY KATHRYN STRAUB Classical Leaclers' club 3, 4g Hook Cllill clulr 2. 4: Booster club 2, 3, 4g Social Science club 3g Get :Xcquainterl clulm 2: vollevhall 2, llulzat :lo Ire live for if it is not to nzalfe life less rlifficult for each otl1c'r?U EVELYN STRONG Com In ercifll National Honor Society 4, Booster club 2, 3. 4. fl maiden tlmnghtful and reserverl in manner. WALLACE STUCHUL lmlnstrial Hoosier club 2, 3, 4g varsity track manager 3, 4. Herr-fs one nfho's gay and full of lun. BETTY IANE STUDER Com In ercial Get ,Ncquaintecl club 3. viee-pr:-si tlent 4, Booster club Sincere, anrl still, and Palm, anal self- possesserl.,' EILEEN STURM Home Economics Leaders' Club: Booster club 2. 3. 4: basketball 2, 3, 4, volleyball 2. 3. 4. The lruest frienrl is she. The hinrlest lass in eaerv !'lIIl7'lPSV.-U KATIE SULLIVAN Commercial Booster club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4 Her thoughts are ever ,HIS-1'-Y all alirefl HOWARD SUNDHEIMER Industrial Arts liooster club 3, 4. If Il hand be but zrilling, zt soon fznrls a fray. IANET SWARTZ Commercial Booster club 2, 3, basketball 2. 3. 4: volleyball 2, 3, Yale-Harvard 2. 3. ,fl comlzinalion, of a stunning girl and a jolly good jelloa,-,', GLENNA TAYLOR C0lIll7lI'I'ClIll ,Xrt League 4, Etiquette club -1. .fl thorough-going, C0llSCll'l1Ii0IlS. yoznzg larlyf, Page 75 .1 Class of '41 HOWARD THOMPSON Tech ni cal National Honor Society 4, ltallguarml chairman 4: Booster club 2: Soeial Science club 4. Describe him who l'IllI, fin alnrirlgemenz of all that is pleas- an! in l7lI1l1.,, KENNETH THOMPSON 1l1flllSZl'lIlh Arts Such joy Illllblfltill finflsf, RICHARD THORLEY Inrlustrial 'Ll'l0l'IlLlI!' truly helps tlzose who are of goorl jurlgm entfi OLIVE TOHEY Classical 'National Honor Society 4, Booster club 2. 3, 4, councilman 2, Choral club 4, Hook Chat club 2, commit- tees 2, 3, Social Science club 3, 4. ln her appearanee and her wav, She is always precisely neatfli FRANK TORRE General Orchestra 2, 3, 4, bantl 2, 3, 4. He is full of valor as of kirzzlnessfi ANDREW TOTH, IR. General Booster club 2, 3, Camera club 3, Press, Club 3, secretary 4, committee 2: intramural swimming 3, track 2: Times agent 3, Times stall 4. He has an easy zray zrith him that is ztery tah'ing.,, Class of '41 CATHERINE TRESSEL Classical Book Chat clulr 4: Booster club 3. 4. 'Never growl, just smile, smile. smilef, CLARENCE A. TURNER Industrial Booster olulm 2, When duty whispers low, 'Thou lIlLLSl,, The youth replied, GI calf. HELEN TUTTLE Classical Choral clulm 4: French club 4: Latin club 3: Girls' Service League 4: Booster club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. ,She has ever been true, ever been Hive, ever nafbly tlevoteilf S CURT UHLMAN Industrial Arts Booster olulr 3, 4. He's a great favorite and one of Ihr' most arlrnirable boys. TWILA UNSWORTH Commercial Booster club 3, 4. xShe is full of high hopes and grate- ful trustfulrressf' EVELYN VAN LEW Classical Band 4: French club 4: Girls' Pep band 3. Who Coulll h'lIOIl' her and not honor her?', Page 76 ALICE VAN METER General Booster oluli 3. fln honest girl and a warm hear! lflllllll.-l ION VAN NOSTRAN General Booster club 2: intramural volley ball 2. One who is very friendly and of cap limiting manners. MARGARET ANN VARGO Commercial Choral club 4. fl flixposition thutls divine +1nzl zrho uses it all the time. OLGA VASILIADES C om rnercial Drum nlajorette 3, 4: committees 2. 3, 4: Art League 4: Booster club 3: Etiquette club 4: Drainatic club 4: basketball 4. There Irns an ease in her IIIIIIIIIPT MARCIA VASQUEZ Com nz ercilll Times agent 4: Booster club 4: litie quette club 4: Dramatic club 2: liasketllall 3. The best of happiness, honor and jor- Iunes. lfeep with you. GOLDIE VASVARI C om rn ercial Booster club 4. .4 lflllfl and gentle hear! has she to Cornjort friends or foesf' 4 DONALD VAUGHN Technical 'National Honor Society 4. 4He who can talfe advice is somvtinzex superior to him who can gina iff, IANE VON GUNTEN Classical Band 3. 4: Booster 4-ltth 4: Social Science club 4. Shyness only enhances her charms. WILLIAM VOROS Industrial Great deeds like great tlmaglzls need no trumpets. MARY VOUDOURIS Commercial Choral club 4g Booster clulw 2. 4. 'She is all ajability, goodness and SZL'l'8fIlESS.,, TIMMY VRUNGOS Classical Band 2. 3. 4: orchestra 4: Stanm club 2. 3. 4g French trlul13.-1: Chem- istry cluh 3: committee 3. ffl likely lad, a fine lad. a par. good- humored. clever lad. MARIORIE WAECHTER Commercial Booster cluh 4. A young woman oil sffrlsv. gooflrmss and jeelingf, Page 77 H Class of 41 l -Levi OLGA WAGNER Home Economics Basketball 2. 3, 4: volleyball 2. 3: Booster eluh 2: Times agent 3. S0ll1fl'Z1lilIg,S always doing as jar as lhis lIIlSS is concerrtedf, WALTER W. WAGNEH Classical Iiiology club 2: Chemistry club 3, 4: hullguartl chairman 4: lah as- sistant 3. 4: committee 4. Hln. easy going mind in an easy going bodyf, RUTH WALESKA General llooster clulm 2. 3. 4: Etiquette cluh 22g hand 3. 4: Social Science club 4. The world has nothing to bestow, l'l'0llI our own selves our joy must li'll01U.,, THERESE WALK Home Econonzirrs Xrt League 4. llworlr with patience which means almoxr power. BETTE IEANNE WALKER Connnercial llooster club 4. fl girl whose store of cofnnion sense' ls more than average. itis lll7I7lP7ISf'.u BERNARD WALTER Technical Booster cluh 2. 3. True blue, dependable is he. The hind we all would like to Inf. c ass of '41 CATHERINE WALTHER Classical Booster club 2, 3. 4: 'Xrt League 2, 4Here,s to a girl whois hounrl to S1,LCCBGll.,, IEAN WALTNER Classical National Honor Society 4g National Forensic League 3, Dramatic club 43 Thespians 4, Girls, Service League 44' Booster club 3, 45 Social Science club 3, committee 4. Her hair is light, her complerion fair 4nrl a girl with her safeetness is very rare. GERALDINE WALTZ Classical Booster cluh 3, 4, Social Science club 4g Dramatic club 4, life-saving 3, 4, basketball 3, 43 Choral club 4, Your heart is merry as your eyes are bright, 4-nfl fake-never you come, .SU-ll0.U'K take flightf' BILL WARNER Commercial Social Science club 3, 4. .4 very merry, dancing, laughing person. EARL WATKINS Technical Fortune may find a pot but inzlustry must make it boilf' MINNIE LOUISE WATKINS General French club 3, 4, Booster club 4. fl cheery smiling girlf, 44 L: GRACE WEBBORN Classical Nlcliinleyite staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 49 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, 'Xrt League 2, president 3, 4g Choral club 4g Girls' Service League 4g op- eretta 4g committees 2, 3, 4g French uluh 43 Press club 3, Booster cluh 2. 4g Latin club 2. fl girl whose zcork is perfection, zrlzatever she may try Who makes us feel it an honor-that she walked the halls of McKin- ley Highf, LOUISA WEICHERT Classical National Honor Society 4, Girls' Service League 4g Booster club 2, 3. 43 Social Science club 4g Etiquette club 4. Beautiful behavior is the hues! of fine arts. CAROL WELCELEAN General Orchestra 3, 4. Hereis luclr to a lazl a'ho's hound to succeerlf' BERTHA WELCH Commercial Booster cluh 4. She is a favorite zrith everyone and deserves to bef, RUTH WELLS Commercial Booster club 4. When of a frienrl you are in need, ,last call on lzere----she's one inrleetlf' WANDA WELLS Commercial Get :Xcquainted club 4. Whilst gay good nature sparlfles in her evesf' 4 DARNELL WESLEY General Track 2, 4. 'One of the moxl rheerirz, smiles imaginablef, GLORIA WHITEMYER Commercial Booster club 2, 3, 4, Choral club 4. 'fl symbolism of one who always has u ready srnilef' VIRGIL WHITEMYER Industrial Arts Booster club 2, 3, Leaders' 1-lulm 3. 4, intramural swimming 2: varsity swimming 3, 4. gAlmost to all things could he turn his hand. I ACK WICHERN Class ical Booster club 2, 3, 4, hallguard ehaira man 4, committee 4, Art. League 4: Social Science club 4, Stagecraft club 4, intramural basketball 2. A steady, manly, independent youth. WILLIAM WILDE Technical Band 3, 4, councilman 3. 4. Witty, liberal, full of spirit. A little nonsense now and lhenf, RICHARD WILKINS Technical Booster club 4. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Page 79 Class of '41 BURTON WILLIAMS Class ical National Honor Society 4, Debate 2, 23. 4, National Forensic League 3, president 4, Chemistry club, vice- president 4. Things won are done, joy's soul lies in the doing? CHARLES WILLIAMS General Booster club 2. fl man of the uorld for such would he be calledfi KATHLEEN WILLIAMS Classical Booster club 4. '4There's love in her e es and 'rank - . . . y ,, friendship in her hand. KENNETH WILLIAMS In dastrial Yarsity M club 3, 4, varsity foot- liall 3, 4, varsity baseball 3, 4. A star football star, 'lnziable and good-lookingf' RUTH WILLIAMS C eneral Booster club 2, 3, 4, Book Chat club 2, committee 2. Though she appears quiet, at first, sheis really a lot of funf, LOWELL WILLIAMSON Class ical Choral club 3, 4, Booster club 3, hand 4, committee 4. The very impersonation of good lzumorfl c ass of '41 MARTHA WILLSON Commercial Art League 43 Etiquette club 4. She was I1 lady in all, and versatile roof, IAMES WILSON Technical Leaders' club 3, 43 Thespians 43 Booster club 3, 43 intramural volley- ball 33 class play 43 Dramatic club 43 track 33 committee 3. His cheerful disposition is con- trrgiousf' KATHRYN WILSON Classical Etiquette club 43 Booster club 4: Press club 4, Sn winning and so rnnch adnzirvdf' DORIS I. WINKLER Commercial Booster club 3, 43 committee. 'Her glory certainly lies in her hair' 41141 for Wall! Of friends, .she never need care. HERBERT WINTER Industrial Varsity swimming 2, 3, 43 varsity track 3, 43 Leaders' club 2, 3, 4g varsity football 43 Varsity NNI club. president 43 cheer leader 2, 3. We present our swimming star fin all around fellow and proud of him we aref? WANDA MAE WISE Commercial Quill and Scroll 4g Leaders' club 2, 3, 43 Booster club 3, 43 council- man 3g committee 4g Press club 43 Art League 4: publication business staff 4-. 11 joke never passes her byg She's there with II smile or a sigh. RICHARD WISEMAN Industrial Arts Aflollv food nature beams forth in his xlnilefl RUTH WISEMAN Com rnercial Booster club 3, 43 Book Chat club 4. uThere'.v no equal for her to imitntef' WILLIAM WOLFE General He is ll clzfzritallle. open-hearted fellow. Page 80 KATHERINE ANNA MAY WOLFORD General Booster club 2. 43 basketball 2. 3. 43 volleyball 2. 3, 4: Yale-Harvard 2. 3. 4. Tiny ,tis trne but so full of fun In for everything, always on the run. MAELEEN WOODFORD Commercial National Honor Society 43 Booster club 3, 43 National Forensic League 43 Girls' Service League 4g volley- ball 33 basketball 3, 43 Leaders' club 43 Choral club 4, fllzvays in the midst of things. Jlirnys doing sonzethingf' MARY LOUISE WOOLLEY Classical National H01 r Society 43 Times staff, editor-i 'hief 43 Quill and Scroll 3 ' h 'al club 43 lab as- sis ', 3 ch club 43 Press club 3 Boo er e b 2. 3, 43 com- mittees 2, 3, 4. it One who has within her all the finest qualities combined ll ho has much to do and who alzmys does her bestf, 4 NAOMI WORTMAN Classical llooster club 4: Etiquette vlulm 4. Victory is II prorlaet of the Hill. DALE WRIGHT General Track 3. One of the noblest and best uf men. EDWIN WRIGHT General Varsity lmsketlrall 3. 4: eouncill man 4. You are an l'.I'CC'FlliIlgl.Y !'lIt'Pfflll man. SOPHIE XENOS Corn nz ercial Booster cluli 2. 3. 4: Art League IS. 45 Book Chat elulr 4. A frienal rnay be reclrorzecl the Inas- terpiece of naturef, ADELAIDE YAHN Classical Booster club 2. 4: Serial Seieitve club 4. Those who lrrmzr lion' to irurlf. lore to work. NICK YARU Technical National Honor Soviety 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Times Stelfl 4: llooster eluln Z. 4. Sarnelirnes lze's lrashful anil sorne- times ll8,S ll0t, lint whatever it takes to rnalre frienilx -l1e'x gotf' Page 81 Class of DON YATES Tech nieal National Honor Soeiety 4g Booster vlulm 3. 4: Social Svieuee vluli 4. ave no ear, a' a is in s ore 'nr I h h 1 t nie will final ine ready jar it. ANN YELICHEK Cornrnereial Booster club 3. Someone 1l',1lI,S real wirlzoat pretense nr shan1.', MARGARET YOUNG Comm ercial Times staff 43 Art League 4: Prefs club 4g Etiquette club 3g commit- tee 4. Here's a girl a'lzo's very sweet Has large blue eyes and is very' neat. , VIVIAN YOUNG Classical Etiquette cluli 33 Booster eluli 3. 4. Happy ani 1, from :rare 1'rn free Why can't they all be content like me? IOSEPHINE ZARLENGO Carnnzercial Booster club 4: Hook Klint elulm 4. lllrays Irilling I0 give one a lift. ALFRED ZASLONA C0lIIIIIf'I'C'l1lI Booster club 3. 4: volleyball 3. Capable. ambitious. and pleasing. Ewry opportunity seizingjl t s 4 ass of '41 DALE ZEIGER Technical Booster club 2: volleyball 2. 3. Pleasure and action make the hours shortfl MARTHA ZIKA Classical National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: MeKinleyite staff 4: Choral club 45 Art League 43 Social Science club 4g Booster cluh 2, 3, 4: commit- tee 4. 4'Tis the things you say antl the smiles you zcear That makes the sunshine every- 1l'lI6f8.:7 ANITA ZIMMER General Booster club 3. 49 Choral elulw 4. Her armour is her honest thouglzts, Anil simple truth her utmost slrillf' IOHN ZOUNCOURIDES General Booster ttlulm 2, 3: Leaders' vlulr 3. 4. Good nature antl good sense mast altrays n'in.', HELEN ZUBETZ Commercial National llonoi' Soeiety 4: Times stall 4g Booster fzlulr 4g Press cluln 4. A iranlf engaging smile betrays the calm and quiet oj her ioaysf: BILL ZUPP G en eral Haliguard chairman 4: councilman 4. Herels a man goocl without pretense, Blesserl zvith rare reason and a sober sensef, Page 82 aa IRVING BARNES Classical National Forensic League 3, vice- presiflent 4: committees 3, 4: op- eretta 4: Choral club 4: Social Sei- ence club 4g Press club Booster club 2. 3. 4: debate .f-1 little nonsense nou' anrl then ls relished hy the wisest menf, GERTIE DUBOSE Classical Booster eluli 2, 4: Etiquette club 4. l tentler heart: a trill irlfle.ril?le.n CLIFFORD EDDLEMAN Classical Leaders' club 2. 3, vice-president 4: track 2, 3, 4: reserve football 2: Var- sity WN cluh 4: committee 2. ln his duty. prompt at every callfl ROBERT FARBER I n tlus trial A rts Booster club 43 L6E1fl61'Si Club 3. We think you are ll real sport anrl also think you truef, EARL VINCENT GHOLSTON Commercial Hand 4: orchestra 4: Boysi Pep lmanfl 4. Quite lrientlly is he flnrl just as nice as he can lie. RICHARD GLOSSER General Xin expression of great gooal l1llflIIUf.,, Farewell McKinley! Sad youth walks with lagging tread These friendly halls-wwhere years have sped. And in each silent corridor Dreams scenes that lived short times before. -Crown precious as he sees them o,er. Along these halls walk all his friends Phanto lri. s , who each in shadow blends. Here is the crowded trophy case: Ah, but this class has 'hlled its place! With bright awards in every space! The music room all year has viewed Lifeas dramas, from this, its latest brood. Rehearsals of band or glee club here, Dances and parties held in its sphere. -In parting, they all retzirn so clear! Dear Alma Mater, yozfve helped him see That glory's not all in victory'- ln football, track or swimming test Itls not the one who comes out best, But the one who can FAIRLY face the rest. Each reminiscence fades to nought As his footsteps echo this silent thought- Farewell, McKinley.'-My love for thee Ever a flame in my heart shall bef, GRACE WVEBBORN Page 83 Senior Celebrities . . . Harold Mock, IVlcKinleVite: Wilma Rutle, Press club: Rav Hooper, class president: Marv Woolley, Times: Rvllis Gnaqy, Girls' Service Leaque: Tony Rose, Choral club, Seated: Betty Grimm, Girls' Leaders: Clifford Eddleman, Boys' Leaders. Standinq: Matt Brown, football: Tom Carnes, basketball: Euqene Andrews, Staqecrait club: Edward Heckaman, band. Page' 84 Senior Celebrities . Seated: Mae lean Lando, Etiquette club: Dolly Carl, Book Chat club: Dick Smith, Social Science club. Standing: Walter Lusetti, French club: Ethel Eileen Horner, Latin club: Grace Webborn, Art League. Seated: Ralph Sensibauqh, Bovs' Boosters: Betty Lou Iones, Get Acquainied club. Standing: Mary Haines, Thespians: Darwin McKniqht, advertisinq manaqer: Mina Davis, Dramatic club: Marion Homan, Girls' Booster club: Burton Williams, National Forensic Leaque. Page 85 Front row: Betty lo Peeler. Betty Lou Iones, Marilyn Perdue, Marie Kinser, Marion Homan, Mary Householder, Ella Blackburn, Betty Carney, Dorothy Myers. Back row: Kenneth Bretinq, Herman Shilman, Bill Zupp, Iim Inman, Bob Clark, Howard Sundheimer, Dick Alexander, Bill Wilde. Senior Council . . . ' '... the governing body of the senior class . . . all council- men . . . alternates . . . and class officers . . . meet to decide on the affairs of the senior class . . . besides this . . . collect dues . . . and distribute tickets for class parties . . . the council adviser . . . Mr. I. R. Barnes . . . a grand fellow for this job . . . L75 5 XT HQ? .: E gi' sf? .ff Page 86 First row: Helen Meacham, Dorothy Kinq, Donna Hendershot, Mary Frank, Mina Davis, Iean Bader, Alberta Riley, Maeleen Woodford, Ioan Schreiber, Ruby Karipides, Frances Mergus. Sophia Pappas, Lois Clemens, Christine Mercier. Second row: Marilyn Miller, Mae lean Lando, Betty Mae Gilmore, Betty Smith, Shirley Kornitsky, Parylee Spencer, Sara lane Seesholtz, Iean Waltner, Dorothy Stewart, Helen Maciejewski. Marqaret Reiter. Helen Brieqel, Glenda Booth. Third row: Wilma Mae Ruile, lean Binkley, Peqqy Younq, Wanda Mae Wise, Tess Shaheen. Martha Zika, Donna Shockey. Carolyn Hansen, Annabel Rickard, Martha Forsberq, Betty Matzenbach, Kenneth Bretinq. Fourth row: Richard Miqht, lack McKee, Walter Waqner, Frank Marzocco, Carl Arend, Eddie Ryan, Fred Davies, Earl Stock, Carl Cavender, Robert Gennett, Iames Lucas, Charles Gamble, Senior Committees . . . ' '... The Harvest Moon Hop . . . corn stalks . . . senior officers presented . . . in February . . . Cupid's Night Out . . . valentines . . . and Tony Rose's new song . . . the success of both parties . . . due to the senior committees . . . who furnished food . . . fun . . . and music . . . rlfcs N -1' l 6 ye - if .If Page 87 K-Wig, AQ T221 ' S19 3' X X Senior Play Cast . . . . . . long hours of practicing . . . midnight rehearsals . . . all of which went into the success of the class play . . . 'The Lovely Duckling' . . . title role taken by Mary Haines . . . her heart throb being played by Earl Stock . . . coaching and directing . , . Miss Iris Haverstack . . . entertained cast at presentation of . . . 'There Shall Be No Night' . . . the Lunts' well known road show . . . First row: Don Cotton, Ir., Betty Matzenbach, Marv Haines, Earl Stock, Bob Gennett, Mina Davis, Betty Arlene Miller. Second row: Mary Lou Owens, Helen Corey, Carolyn Hansen, Margaret Reiter, lean Waltner, Gloria Ellsworth. Third row: Miss Haverstack, Anthony DiMinno, lim Wilson, Edward Stein. Page 88 JW 1 NVQ it N-12 A it Q , Y! ' is Sl' Senior Choral Club . . . . . . providing celestial harmony . . . object of the club . . . one of the most active at McKinley . . . how could we ever forget the presentation of the 'Mikado'? . . . entered district choral contest at Kent . . . qualified for state contest . . . experienced and capable director . . . Mr. Leslie D. Hanson . . . officers . . . Tony Rose, president . . . Ada Sand- berg, vice-president . . . Georgetta Snyder, secretary . . Richard Might, treasurer . . . and Harold Mock. librarian . . . X V 1 A 5' mamma- Mgrfsgvgiieims-1 .i First row: Helen Meacham, Alberta Riley, Gloria Ellsworth, Elizabeth Riegler, Eleanor Price, Lorraine Graeninq, Marie Kinser, Helen Tuttle, Harold Mock, Ada Sandberg, Richard Might, Georgetta Snyder, Tony Rose, Mary Daniluk, Mina Davis, Maeleen Woodford, lean Bader, Olive Tohey, Belva Bundy, Doris Leonard. Second row: Kathren Meyers, Margaret Rohrer, Barbara Bvrer, Martha Forsberg, Mary Woolley, Anita Zimmer, Pauline Santora, Mary Frank, Dorothy King, Bette Carr, Marymarqaret Iones, Gwendolyn Loose, Betty Cocklin, Katherine Pappas, Grace Webborn, Martha Zika, Ryllis Gnagy, Helen Corey. Third row: Helen Bressie, Marilyn Perdue, Vivian Hulit, Ruby Karipides, Margaret Vargo, Lucille Chimples, Helen Pustay, Lois Stokey, Wanda Notsqer, Alice lean Campbell, Kathryn Benson, Ruthe Cohen, Mary Voudouris, Betty Schenker, Gloria Whitemeyer, Eunice Riegler, Elma Allen. Fourth row: Lawrence Kehl, Ted Gray, Iohn Better, Don Cotton, Cornell Cindea, George Shaheen, Lowell Williamson, Irving Barnes, Earl Stock, Homer Greene, Lawrence Hinderer, Bob Es- sinqer, lay Anderson, Bob Gennett, Hobart Hammersley, lack Clapper. Fifth row: Emil Gilt, Burt Ebert, Wallace Reemsnyder. Rex Paar, Georqe Bravis, lim Ecrement, Dick Arnold, Bob Bonar, lohn Slade, lames Lucas. Page 89 y First row: Walter Wacmer, Alberta Riley. Doris Lent, Marv Lou Spanaqel, Howard Thompson. Second row: Bill Zupp, Carl Arend, Carl Cavender, Emil Gilt. . ', .FRQK5 In if - ' 9- . Q- - :r Senior Hallguard Chairmen . . . ' '... these were the sentries who Wouldn't let you roam the halls Without slips . . . bothersome Weren't they? . . . they did help to keep order in the halls . . . in spite of us students . . . each chairman had charge of one period . . . adviser, Mr. 0. V. Boone . . . the amiable chief . . . Page 90 First row: Rose Rampi, Ruth Schmidt, Wanda Mae Wise, Roberta Haley, Evelyn Smith, Ryllis Gnagy, Betty Grimm, Frances Ballos, Eileen Sturm, lean Nobis. Second row: Olqa Vasiliades, Marilyn Miller, Helen Maciejewski, Dorothy Myers, Antoinette Prato. Mary Brahler, Ella Blackburn, Helen Brieqel, Christine Mercier, Glenda Booth. Senior Girls' Basketball . . . . . . baskets don't mean just something to carry groceries in to modern youth . . . just ask any of these senior girls who participated in interclass basketball . . . very patriotic . . . named their three teams the colors of the flag . . . believed in impartiality . . . chose a new captain for each game . . . were instructed by Miss Hester Iohnston . . . x75 Q 1 VAL? fi r Page 91 Off The Record Page 92 off The Hema I ge 93 - Off The Record Page 94 OH The Record Page 95 l.J Off The Record Page 96 Gif The Record From Our Iournal . . ' '... what a class! . . . and did we have fun . . . especially at the class parties . . . the stag line certainly has diminished in three years . . . those night football games were tops . . . the stadium ablaze with fireworks . . . everyone shouting his head off for dear old Alma Mater . . . applause for a good football team . . . lost only one game . . . guess which one . . . basketball games . . . a first rate basketball squad . . . swimming meets . . . the team placed second in the state . . . ' '... besides athletics . . . the presentation ot the class play . . . 'The Lovely Duckling '... the 'Mikado '... largest crowds in school history . . . Times coming out every Thursday . . . congratulations, staff . . . the band goncertg. gfthatysnlootlr arrangement of 'Stormy Weather '... speech tourna- ments . . . one of the largest meets in the United Stamsheld hefef .Tfan outstanding National Forensic League group . . . ' '... National Honor Society induction . . . advisers . . . Miss Elizabeth Motschman, girls . . . Mr. Lloyd Swan, boys . . . class officers were super . . . Ray Hooper. president . . . Iim Staudt, vice-president . . . Dorothy Stewart, secretary . . . and Richard Might, treasurer . . . each class guardian did his bit in helping the class of '41 . . . Mr. Clifton Frizzell, chairman . . . Mr. I. R. Barnes . . . Mr. C. F. Bowles . . . Miss Marie Bowman . . . Miss Ardelle Coleman . . Mr. C. N. Gowdy . . . Miss Ella Mae Heidman . . . Mr. Roy Henderson . . . Miss Mildred Iones . . . Miss Ruth Lehmiller . . . and Miss Kathleen Smith . . . ' . . . we've had a swell time together . . . ' Page 98 Iunior Officers . . . K M5 Bob Pickard, president: Frances Fair, secretary: Robert Walters, vice-president: A1 Batza, treasurer. Page 99 Y f U ' 4, ff' f 1 ,, g Nl' -I' sq 5 r N, 13 ff . uf JW? ' My A 35 'S-if' 5 I V 'r lunior Boys . . . . . . next to the seniors . . . the most important class at McKinley . . . better class officers couldn't be found . . . Bob Pickard, president . . . Frances Fair. secretary . . . Bob Wal- ters, vice-president . . . Al Batza, treasurer . . . achievements by the score . . . many of the fellows made up a large part of our varsity teams . . . the class was represented on Quill and Scroll . . . and National Honor Society . . . several of them are already in line for club presidencies . . . staff posi- tions . . . and varsity teams . . . Page 100 Iunior Girls . . . 11 had a variety show in the winter . . . in the spring another party . . . hosts to the seniors at the Iunior-Senior reception . . . class guardians . . . Mr. H. M. Lernasters, chair- man . . . Mr. Glen Goss took over in Mr. Lemasters' absence . . . Miss Thelma Bowman . . . Miss Goldie Bowser . . . Miss Katherine Broda . . . Mr. D. O. Corner . . . Miss Miriam Grimes . . . Mr. Bernard Harter . . . Mr Glen Heestand . . . Miss Katherine Mack . . . Mrs. Ieanette Meloy . . . Mr. H. L. Weick lr Page Jill 5 1 Pa ' M ,sei . is 'J Iunior Boys With 90 Averages . . . ' '... a smart bunch . . . all of them . . . entered in many school and social activities . . . besides keeping that 90 average . . . 22 boys with such an average is gratifying . . . shows the girls they are not the only brilliant ones . , . v Front row: Harrv Urwin, Lewis Cerreta, Harrv Steve, lames Kendall, Robert Newman, William Shorie, Carl Shaheen, Roy Mast. Second row: George Mills, Glenn Sauers, Tom Vretas, Bill Bordner, Louis Elsaesser III, Donald Kehl, lack Latham. Third row: Martin Klusch, Lee Shirley, Dwiqht Peabody, lr., Milton Bloom, Iohn Kallerqis, Nicholas Sandru, Nick Mizeres. Page 102 LW, , x 3 gy? X: ,sf M Iunior Girls With 90 Averages . . . a rare combination . . . not only beauty . . . but also brains . . . several of these girls have a chance to make National Honor this year . . . others will form a nucleus for next year's society u First row: Theresa Stillo. Elbis Cosmos, Marcia Gnaqy, Helen Roth, lanet Raley, Carolyn Popa, Barbara Cooper, Lillian Kesel, lune Manlull, Virqinia Lou Wiseman, Anna Marie Tomic. Marie Lemke. letta Lykes. Second row: Marilyn Owens, Helen Stoica, Mary Gerace, Helen Frum, Betty Davidson, Erma Click. Elaine Miller, Betty Sheil, Ruth Ann Lorius, Marion Graham, Vircrinia Beck. Third row: Sara Sue Stolberq, Barbara Katchianes, Carolyn Foradas, Marjorie Gamble. Marian McDermott, Elizabeth Granchi, Leonora Brown, Eleanor Genshait. Helen Shull, Catherine Rice. Rita Gellenbeck, Fourth row: Ruth Muster, Betty Wild, Marilyn Krinq. lean Younq. Peqqy Shetler. Miriam Colledge, Ieanne Moebius, Evelyn Seccombe. Page 103 First row: Thelma Stock. Lucille Scrima, Phyllis Babylom, Carmel Fasano, Caroline Weber, Katherine Vaitsis, Gladys Young, Eunice Rhines. Second row: Ruth Rowinski, Marceille Haislet, Freda Untch, Ruth Muster, Marguerite Greer, Arlene McGauqhey. Third row: Dorothy Sexauer, Nickey Mizeres, Carl Walther, Carl Meyers, Helen Luckrinq. e ay M 'J' Iunior Refreshment and Program Committees . . . ' '... prepared the refreshments and programs for the variety show in Winter . . . and in spring for the March of the Mad March Hares . . . biggest occasion . . . providing refreshments tor the Iunior-Senior reception . . . and furnish- ing a program . . . l'11g'f' N24 First row: Betty Arlene Miller, Marqaret Barth, Gail Anderson, Leon Cross, Ethel Myers, Beverly Courter, Frances Fair, Iune Kinehan, Esther Hollman, Kathleen Hayne, Dorothy McCullY. lane Keyser, Katharine Chapin, Marion Graham, Virqinia Zimmerman, Theresa Stillo. Second row: Beverly Woolley, Shirley Iacobs, Rita Fink, Marqaret Wyler, Rose Gartinkle, Betty Todcran, Ines Caldarelli, Arline Holderbaum, lane Elliott. Wilma Brieqel, Elbis Cosmos, Doris Yates, Constance Oestreich, Marie Lemke, Barbara Cooper. Third row: Evelyn Roland, Carolyn Beatty, Verda Smith, Dorothy Flynn, Miriam Perkins, Lillian Kesel, Elaine Miller, Marjorie Newell, Ruth Ann Lorius, Gloria Newberry, Mary Koehler, Betty Sheil, Dorothy Clark, Leonora Brown. Fourth row: Eddie Stein, Abe Hoffman. Harry Steve, Chris Ekonomou, Herb Martindale, Kent Aderholt, Iames Patterson, Dick Embrey, Bob Walters, Dick Scarlott, Bob Pickard, Carl Shaheen. Iunior Entertainment and Decorating Committees . . . ' '... took charge of the entertainment for both class parties . . . also decorated the music room for such affairs . . . decorate for the prom when the seniors are the guests of the class of 1942 . . . a big job . . . , F: NE 4: fp 3 . AS .if f'11g1' HIT fy, NW H N M Q12 u r - l. i f Iunior Council . . . . . . 26 people working together . . . for the good of the junior class . . . councilrnen . . . alternates . . and class of- ficers . . . meet with guardians to carry on the affairs of the class . . . a big job . . . capably handled by the group . . . Front row: Evelyn Seccombe, Ines Caldarelli, Helen Flickinqer, Dorothy Bokhart, LaVonne Plotner. Katharine Chapin, lane Malloy, Dorothy Goodwin. Vivian Clark. Second row: Harry Loukas. Ioseph Wolkan, Bob Greenham, Iames Combs, Bill Bordner, Donald Froelich, Bill Bozman, Dick Terrett. Third row: Bob Brown, Andy Homenko, Bob Pickard, Everett Burch, Dick Dunlap, Gene Gardner. Ernest Eller, Richard Riqqle. Georqe Markel. Page 106 Off The Record Page 107 I X x 7, . OH The Record 1 g 5i'fL?f4 Off The Record Page 109 , Off The Record U8 Sophomore Officers . . . Seated: Betty Hagerman, vice-president. Standing: Dorothy Groves, treasurer, Bertha Smock, president, Betty Fry, secretary. I Et 2 rr' lb - rd' S' so 4' 5 - 2 65 5. A 'tt . R A- 'r Page Ill by sf WU' Sophomore Boys . . . ' '... several sophomores represented their class in athletics . . . Bill Cook made the varsity basketball team . . . football stars were Edwin Snyder, Matthew Conroy, and Vic Wernet . . . all guardians did their bit in helping the class . . . Mr. W. Clements, chairman . . . Miss Katherine Arrnogida . . . Mr. Ted Branin . . . Miss Mary McNary . . . Mr. Iohn I. Nethero . . . Mr. William D. Parker . . . Miss Valerie Biffle . . . and Miss Lillian Walton . . . qirls' adviser . . . Ruthanna Davis . . . Mr. Clifton Frizzell, boys' ad- viser . . . H Page H2 Sophomore Girls . . . ' '... more of our underclassmen . . . the class of '43 . . . girl officers seem to be preferred by the sophomores . . . the fairer sex made a clean sweep of the election for class officers . . . Bertha Smock, president . . . Bette Fry, vice- president . . . Dorothy Groves, treasurer . . . and Betty Hager- man, secretary . . . class parties . . . a variety show in December . . . in March . . . the 'Tom Thumb Wedding' . . . one of the outstanding class parties at McKinley . . . Page IIB ff i t 1, f E 'xy' fn .W I is 6 5 19' lf' . ' M Sophomore Boys and Girls With 90 Averages . . . ' '... sophomores not only have a lot of fun . . . but they work hard as Well . . . these sophomores were able to keep a 90 averaqe for the first semester of school . . . many had such a high averaqe last year . . . First row: Helen Wilkinson, Eleanor DiMinno, Ruth Ann Fisher, Marian Williams, Elizabeth Bodo, Parthena Zemanides, Virqinia Waqner, Evelyn Frantz, Mildred Dieqmiller, Eleanor Ghindea, Aurelia Christea, lanet Swart, Delma Bumes, Betty Haqerman. Shirley Ann Garl. Second row: lane Yinqlinq, Kathryn Leader, Georqia Vretas, Catherine Rohe. Andrea Hiller. Irene Boqdan, Gloria Flott, Cora Fish, Ruth Haifner, Pauline Bowers, Bernice Bowman, lune Frank, Mary Alice Eschilman, lane McCulley, Third row: Philip Oby, Charles Welch, Phyllis Lehner, Kathleen Ieannero, Marie Kemp, Ioan Whitacre, loan Sherrick, Marilyn Miller, Irene Davis, Betty Roqers, Aristea Demoss, Esther Eatraty, Bob Portrnann, lay Crowl. Fourth row: Vincent Bernabei, Dale Lindberq, Albert Stambauqh, Glen Boston, Dick Besst, George Rohrer, Bob Meier, Paul Benson, Cedric Bonner, Bob McConnell, Al Ptouts, Bob Ferquson. Page I I 4 mf J Y Y J' Sophomore Council . . . ' '... collecting dues . . . issuing receipts . . . discussing class activities . . . all these are the duties of the sophomore council . . . made up of councilmen, and alternates . . . selected from each home room . . . in addition to the class officers and guardians . . . First row: Emerson Milner, Charlotte Levin, Marilyn Miller. Phyllis Valentine, Pauline Bowers, Betty Fry, Mary Rossi, Betty lohnston, Helen Wilkinson, Anqelo Peloso. Second row: Robert LaBorde, Emory Antal, Thomas Grady, Bill Van!-Xlmen, Dean Lauritzen, Bob Iames, Abraham Albert, Bill Snyder, Fred Wise, Eddie Hodaop. Page 1 15 'Sgr' , if First row: Tanice Koelble. Shirley Ann Garl, Miriam Deerwester, Dorothy Sickaioose, Georgia Vretas, Helen Beamont, Mabel Sloan, Florence Duqan, Aurelia Christea, Katherine Hellwig, Eleanor Ghindea, Irene Waldman, Gretchen Spring, Betty lane Anthony, lane McCully, Mary Bartley, Viola Roderick. Second row: Valerie Crowley, Lorainne Stunz, Delores Heckaman, Mildred Diegmiller, Ruth Hafiner, Alma Braucher, Louise Rowinski, Arleen Karlen, Phyllis Lehner, Evelyn Rose, Ioan Sherrick, Ann Marie Corbets, Florence DiMinno, Mary Lanzo, Helen Hines, Mary Trombino, Mae Hughmanic. Third row: Marilyn Huriord, Thelma Hanna, Anna Mae Mobilian, Anna Bonner, Bernice Dickey. Ioan Whitacre, Marie Kemp, Elizabeth Niskin, Catherine Rohe, Mildred Adelman, Evelyn Tolin, Genevieve McKelvey, Martha Pucci, Gloria Daniel, Yvonne McAnany, Katherine Kirsch. Fourth row: Al Piouts, Bob lames, Harry Marchand, Danny Mathes, lack Coursin, Iames Williams, Harold Satow, Tom Grady. Sophomore Committees . . . ' '... tack this streamer up, order more ice cream . . . sing a little louder . . . iust a few of the committee's corn- ments in preparing for a party.. . class guardians took charge of the committees . . . Miss Valerie Biffle, program . . . Miss Lillian Walton, decorating . . . Miss Katherine Armogida . . . entertainment . . . and Miss Mary McNary, refreshment . . . ef X Q! ay M flags' 176 Off The Record Page 117 First row: Pattv Steinberqer, Isabel lones, treasurer, Dank Smith, president, Homer Iordan, secretary, Pete Foradas, vice-president, lean Neuman. Second row: Samuel Leles, Gertrude Myers, LaRue G01 inq. orma Lewis, Sidnev Alter. Third row: lack Winklepleck, Thomas Boylan, ei 1 Huberty, Bob Brown. d N Barko, Ella Martelli, Barbara N 'l M'1ler, Lawrence Trilli. loseph leiierys, Don Freshmen Officers and Committees . . . election's over! . . . results for the class oi 44 officers . . Dank Smith, president . . . Pete Foradas vice president . . Horner Iordan, secretary . . . and Isabel Iones treasurer . . . the committees helped arrange the decorations treshrnents . . . and entertainment for the parties at which time the officers were presented to the class L ff . N 'If Page ,718 Front row: Mary Hagan, Betty Hafiner, Florence Lassatare, Catherine Zam. Elsie Valetich, Yolando Di Sabatina, Barbara Lewis, Marjorie Mees. Second row: Robert Scalate, Dick Toussant, Christina Lemonopoulos, Isabel Iones, Betty Rose Beatrice, Shirley Iordan, Ada Funk, Pete Foradas. Third row: Mike Cicoria, Tommy Thomas, Iohn Wagner, Neil Miller, Iohn Marantides, Roy Drummond, Sidney Alter, Sam Leles. Freshmen Boys and Girls With 90 Averages . . . ' '... this proves the fact that freshies aren't so dumb after all . . . in spite of just becoming acquainted with the ways at McKinley . . . a goodly number of them kept a 90 average for their first semester . . . here are the future National Honor students of McKinley . . . ,SVZB .-if-x,, 2 Eg iff :tif Page 119 , il i f 'PVR D22 f. J ' 4 'X-1, 5 ' X U ' , at ' ts Freshmen Boys . . . ' '... the freshies got off to a flying start for their first year at McKinley . . . altogether 557 of them . . . the freshmen took an active part in school activities . . . especially ath- letics . . . Dank Smith, freshmen president . . . made the varsity football team . . . the first freshman in school history to make the varsity squad . . . Dale Haverstock . . . on the other hand . . . Went out for basketball . . . being one of our outstanding players , . . several others made places for them- selves on the reserve teams . . . a good athletic record for the class of '44 . . . Page 120 Freshmen Girls . . . . . . for their own social life . . . an afternoon party was held in December . . . another party took place in May . . . advisers did a fine job in helping the class . . . boys' adviser, Mr. Charles Wright . . . gir1s', Miss Edna Shumaker . . . as- sisted by Miss Helen Gatchel . . . a better group oi guardian angels could not be found . . . Mr. L. R. Alexander, chairman of the group . . . other guardians . . . Miss Inga Larsen . . . Mr. Herman Rearick . . . Mr. Dan Myers . . . Miss Inez Sum- mers . . . Mr. Frank Swant . . . and Miss lean McCuskey . . . aw, If I J ,sqf- 'N f 7 E, J . y . - A rs ar i vy Page 121 Off The Record Page 122 Athletics .1 'Y A, , , . I , , '- , , X f 'f 1'-f J - , ' .1 ,A V ,V L J xf . 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' '... one of the best known coaching staffs in Ohio . . . Mr. T. B. Iackman, faculty sports manager . . . Mr. Floyd Schwartzwalder, joined staff in spring to introduce wrestling . . . Mr. Ted Branin, coach of varsity swimming team . . . Mr. Glen Goss, assistant reserve football coach . . . Mr. Charles Wright, reserve football and track . . . Mr. Herman Rearick, varsity basketball . . . Mr. Dan Myers, reserve basketball . . . Mr. Paul Schott. varsity tennis . . . Mr. Iohn Reed, varsity football and baseball . . . Page i253 w s l 'li . Varsity V' 5 no n lights! . . . and the first night football game played by a McKinley team in Canton . . . at the opening game of the 1940 season . . . a comparatively inexperienced but highly rated McKinley football squad . . . overpowering a Cleveland Lincoln team at Fawcett stadium by a score of 57-U . . . squad was coached by Mr. Iohn N. Reed . . . his assistants . . . Mr. Herman B. Rearick . . . Mr. Dan Myers . . . Mr. Charles Wright . . . season was opened on Septem- ber 13 n Matthew Brow n n Iack Chabek Athie Garrison the Akron South Cavaliers of Coach Doc Wargo . . . second victims of McKinley . . . another game under the Fawcett stadium lights . . . team showed much improvement . . . defeated South 57-12 . . . backfield and line showed signs of developing into a smooth-clicking squad . . . Athie Garrison emerged as an offensive star . . . took place Friday night, September 20 . . . Page 124 Football Ray Hooper Iim Beck lim Staudt . . . attracting much attention was the intra-city game . . . with the Lehman Polar Bears . . . this was the first afternoon game . . . Polar Bears gave a fine performance . . . but were outclassed by the McKinley eleven . . . at Fawcett stadium . . . September 28 . . . McKinley won by a score of 51-13 . . . Lehman won applause with that tricky 'sleeper' play George Pappas Neil Rubin Eddie Coleman Page 123 Varsity . . . revenge . . . McKinley got it by defeating Sandusky and Warren . . . both teams had handed losses to McKinley in the previous season . . . The Sandusky Blue Streaks took a 31-6 beating . . . Warren was on the short end of a 34-0 score . . . both games were played under the lights of Fawcett stadium . . . Frank Beale Iim Inman Don Sirk . . . Erie Academy , . . the first stiff test for the Bulldogs . . . oooooohl the Weather . . . game was played on a field covered with a thin blanket of snow . . . many fumbles by both teams . . . who Won? . . . it was a 6-6 deadlock . . . the first blemish on McKinley's record . . . the crowd was rather thin at Fawcett stadium . . . Page 126 Football Bill Berkshire f Clgzywmliams Vic Wernet . . . football fans from all over northern Ohio . . . flocked to see the Mc- Kinley-Alliance contest . . . The Aviators were the Bulldogs' seventh adver- sary . . . another night game . . . the score . . . 25-O . . . the Alliance boys never seriously threatened our goal line . . . the McKinley eleven chalked up four touchdowns . . . converted only once . . . Fawcett stadium was crowded with spectators Ernest Pellegrene Tom Harris Dank Smith Page 127 Varsity . . . Steubenville . . . November 2 . . . the first out of town game . . . the band went too . . . and the football squad Went to town . . . disappointed the Stubbers Who had prepared for an upset . . . the score was 32-2 . . . Steuben- ville's passing attack was easily solved by the Bulldogs . . . Steubenvil1e's two points were made on a safety . . . Iack Crider Kenny Williams Dick Brown ' '... highlighted by the brilliant play of the McKinley backfield . . . and effective blocking by the entire squad . . . the game with the Tygers of Mans- field . . . the last home game . . . and the last game before the Massillon fracas . . . Saturday afternoon, November 9 . . . and Mansfield was defeated 38 to if Page 128 Football Herb Winter Bob Pickard Ed Snyder . . . sports fans from all over Ohio had been Waiting for this game . . . held November 16 . . . at Massillon stadium . . . the great MCKINLEY-MASSILLON game . . . last game of the season . . . it was cold! . . . and the wind did howl . . . stadium was filled . . . Bulldogs were the first to cross the Massillon goal line this season . . . and led the state champions until the fading minutes of the first half . . . then the Tiger juggernaut began to roll . . . so that the score ended 34 to 6 in Massillon's favor u Bob Parshall Matt Conroy Ted Chessler Page 129 On The Field W9 Page 130 . lm On The Field 4.4.1 Alni If Page 131 On The Field Page 132 Managers Cheerleaders . . . First row: Sam Manos, Tim Kalenterides, Henrv Reinerth, Don Miller Second row: Bob Ferquson, Alex Steve. First row: Robert Miller, lack Meister, lack Blythe, Robert Waleska. Second row: Wallace Stuchul, Eddie Donant, Angelo Bartolone. Page 133 Varsity Tom Carnes Ray Hooper Iim Inman Randall Garver . . . five members of last year's squad returned for service this year . . . coached by Mr. Herman Bup Rearick . . . scheduled 17 games . . . two cancelled because of flu epi- demic . . . played nine home games and six away . . . won all but one . . . lone loss inflicted by the Timken Trojans in a major upset, 31 to 27 . . . defeated Massillon twice . . . entered sectional tourney at Akron . . . qualified for district competition . . . by defeating Cuyahoga Falls 46 to 26 . . . Page 134 Basketball ' '... entered the district finals by drubbing the Akron Garfield squad 57 to 27 . . . then earned a trip to Columbus by means of a 53-23 victory over the Barberton Magics on the following night . . . team was given an enthusiastic sendoff at an assembly held on the morning of departure for Colum- bus . . . won their first state meet encounter with Middletown in a thriller that ended 30 to 28 . . . Don Gensley Dale Haverstock Kale Canfield Bill Cook Page 135 Varsity Basketball Ed Wright Eddie Coleman Bob Young X 1 n fffk 'if n ' '... our hopes for the first state championship in McKinley history were shattered by a fast-breaking Martins Ferry quin- tet, 40 to 27 . . . regulars Who are seniors are Iirn Inman, Ray Hooper, Kale Canfield and Tom Carnes . . . freshman Dale Haverstock and sophomore Eill Cook were the two lower- classmen on the squad . . . several lettermen return next year . . . squad of 1942 Will be the tallest in school basketball history . . . Page 136 Varsity Swimming . . . 11 . . defending state champions of 1940 . . . coached by Mr. Ted Branin . . . four letterrnen returning from squad of last year . . . Tom Elliott, backstroke . . . Herb Winter, diving and freestyle . . . Bob Schrader, freestyle . . . Sam Mamaliga, breaststroke . . . many members of squad were juniors and lower classmen . . . will form nucleus of next year's squad as experienced mermen . . . team swam in nine dual meets . . . five held in the McKinley pool . . . four out of town u Page 137 Varsity Swimming Iim Kendall Tom Elliott Herb Winter Bill Van Almen Maurice Cochran la!! . . . compiled a fine record . . . Won seven and lost two took part in three other meets . . . Northern Ohio Inter- scholastic relays at Sandusky . . . district meet at Hudson state meet at Ohio State in Columbus . . . came in first at Hudson . . . finished second to Fremont Boss in the relays and state meet . . . finished season with a much better record than expected . . . material for next year is very promis- in 11 q... t Page 138 First row: Neil Rubin, Don Genslev, Pete Kantor, Bob Meier, Rav Hooper, lim Staudt, Kenneth Williams. Second row: Tom Carnes, Earl Stockert, Bob Gennett, Kale Kaniield, Howard Hinton, lack Chabek, Iim Ecrement, Coach Heed. Varsity Baseball . . . ' '... began season with several lettermen from previous season . . . again coached by Mr. Iohn N. Reed . . . played nine games . . . home games played at city field and Cook park . . . entered district tournament competition . . . compiled an enviable record . . . won six games and lost three . . . all losses by close scores . . . entire squad awarded numerals for excellent work . . . 16 in all . . . Howard Hinton led county batting with .561 average . . . many returning for squad of194l. ..u Page 139 txt Varsity Golf . . . ' '... opened season with Orrville . . . at home . . . coached by Mr. Charles Forrest . . . scheduled 13 regular season games . . . eight played at home . . . five away . . . won nine and lost four . . . home games played at Tam O'Shanter course . . . entered district meet and placed fourth . . . de- feated faculty team . . . five members of squad were awarded letters . . . two returning for this year's squad . . . Front row: Iohn DeChiara, Natalo DiChiara, Pete Notturno, Angelo Procario. Second row: Iohn Geosits, Robert Nimen. Page 140 Varsity Tennis . . . . . . coached by Mr. Paul A. Schott . . . team had a very successful season . . . scheduled nine matches . . . six held at home . . . three away . . . Won every game but one . . . suffered single loss at the hands of a Youngstown Rayen team that Went on to Win the district meet . . . entered district tournament play . . . Eddie and Ronald Bambeck were run- ners-up in doubles competition . . . Coach Schott awarded letters to six members of the squad . . . three of the six are back for this year's season . . . Phil Zink. Richard Riqgle, Earl Clark, Sam Mamaliga, Bob Oberlin Page 141 Dwi g Varsity Track . . . ' '... 1VIcKinley's speedsters . . . squad made up of 16 boys . . . coached by Mr. Charles Wright . . . home meets held at Fawcett stadium . . . second year on new cinder track . . . ran into a bad season . . . engaged in eight meets . . . vvon two and lost four . . . defeated intra-city rival . . . McKinley 92V2 . . . Lehman ZSLQ . . . scored nine points in Salem relays . . . placed fourteenth in district meet . . . established three H9VJSChOOlI9COIdS.. .dEcus. ..shotput...lugh.hunHes . . . six lettermen returning for season of l94l . . . Page 142 First row: lack Glover, Fausto Garolalo, Bob Rich, Georqe Shuster, Russell Allen, loe Kristofi. Theodore Manqeris, Iames Brevmier, Herman Lombardi, Mr. Wriqht. Second row: Mr, Goss, Robert Uhl, Abe Aslanides, Fred Cerrone, Fred Mellett, Dick Schwalenberg, Darwin Zuiall, Homer lordan, Dale Haverstock. Third row: Tom Pappas, Bob Whitehurst, Clifford Lackapolis, Willard Peterson. Iohn Virdo, Obed Garner, Tom Davis, Wilbur Stoner, Euqene Mitchell, Iasper Harris, Georqe Kosmides, Charles Snell, Bonner Milam, Robert Shane. Georqe Hudas. Fourth row: Ira Turpin, Al Thomas, Dick Mahon, Thurman Studer, Oliver Wriqht, lack Squires, Bob Trinkwalder, Mose Dubose, Bob Martin, Kalman Potter, Lawrence Becker, Ralph French, Tom Hinton, Tony Dominic, Mr. Pottorf. Filth row: Carl lohnson, Carl Benson, lohn Nash, Emile Taillard, Bill Meister, Ed Donant. Reserve Football . . . . . . provides much of next year's varsity squad . . . team coached by Mr. Charles Wright . . . scheduled season com- posed of eight games . . . four played at home, four away . . . Won seven and lost one . . . lone loss inflicted by Lincoln High school . . . all home games played at Lehman stadium . . . team was highlighted by its strong line . . . encouraging prospects for varsity squad of next year . . . team composed of 22 players in all . . . Page 143 Reserve Basketball . . . ' '... trains varsity prospects for squad of next season . . coached by Mr. Dan Myers . . . had an average season . . . usually played preliminary to varsity contest . . . made schedule of 16 games . . . two cancelled because of flu epidemic . . . played 10 at home and four away . . . home games held at Lincoln gymnasium . . . Won eight games and lost six . . . entire squad made up of freshmen and sopho- mores . . . many promising prospects for Coach Rearick's varsity squad of the 1942 season . . . First row: Abraham Aslanides, Victor Wernet, lack Crider, Steve Kosmides, Bob Meier, Iames Birtalan. Second row: Herman Lombardi, Forrest Moore, Earnest Parks, Bob Zimmer. Page 144 On The Record . VARSITY FOOTBALL McKinley 57 Cleveland Lincoln ,,,L,,,, 7L,,,, McKinley 57 Akron South L77o7,L,o7,, o..oAo McKinley 51 Lehman I o7,L,,o, II I McKinley 31 Sandusky McKinley 34 Warren 7L7,L7777L7.v, McKinley 6 Erie Academy 7,c,,c7 McKinley 25 Alliance II 77c,7 McKinley 32 Steubenville cc,c,oc II McKinley 38 Mansfield McKinley 6 Massillon il,l II II I VARSITY SWIMMING McKinley 45 Akron East I irrr, II McKinley 44 Sandusky I 77,7s,7s III McKinley 36 Cleveland Heights I McKinley 42 Akron Garfield 7a,,arr I 7a,,a I McKinley 37 Lakewood ,ai,a, II I ,sr7r, aiia I I McKinley 45 Cleveland East Tech I 7rs,7s, ,,,, r,,,, I McKinley 29 Western Reserve Academy II McKinley 39 Cleveland Shaw r,,a ,i,, ,,ar, I I I McKinley r,r, I ,,a, r,ar, 2 4 Fremont Ross II ,7,ar a,,,, s,,a 7r,ar I I I I I N. O. I. Relays at Sandusky II aara, I II ,ssrr7aa,aa II s,aara II II placed second District meet at Hudson State meet at Ohio State VARSITY BASKETBALL I placed first II I placed second McKinley 46 Cleveland Lincoln I r,,t McKinley 45 Lehman I II McKinley 50 Mansfield tr,, McKinley 45 Painesville I rt,r McKinley 49 Alliance ,,r, II McKinley 51 Akron East I II McKinley 24 Massillon I McKinley 51 Dover II McKinley 44 Akron North IIII McKinley 41 Massillon IIIII II I McKinley 27 Tirnken I I McKinley 54 Sandusky I McKinley 47 Dover II McKinley IIII I IIIIII IIII I II 32 Alliance IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII McKinley IIII II IIIII IIIII IIIII I I I 37 Mansfield IIII IIIIIIIIIII IIIII I I Akron Sectional - McKinley 46 IIIII II IIII IIIIII I I I II Cuyahoga Falls 26 Akron district - McKinley 57 II II Akron Garfield 27 McKinley 53 Columbus state - McKinley 30 I McKinley 27 Page 145 Barberton 23 I IIIIII Middletown 28 II Martins Ferry 40 1 First row: Wanda Mae Wise, Betty Grimm, Frances Ballos, Rvllis Gnaqy, Marcia Gnaqy, Helen Roth, Ruth Lake, Virqinia Huqhes. Second row: Carolyn Popa, Ruth Schmidt, Ella Blackburn, Mary Kay Straub, Marjorie Bader, Elizabeth Todoran, Christine Mercier. X I Yale . . . ' '...' It was a hard game, Mom, but We won' . . . came out on top by 5 points . . . captained by Ryllis Gnagy . . . star of the evening was Betty Grimm . . . made ll points for her team . . . Yale now has Won 5 qarnes in the entire series . . . coached by Miss Hester Iohnston. Page 746 Harvard . . . First row: Marv Zoll, Glenda Booth, lanet Ralev, Evelvn Smith, Eleanor Poskin, Helen Maciejewski, Roberta Ralev, Eileen Sturm. Second row: Eileen Ecrement, Marv Kav Straub, Rose Rampi, Marv Buturain, Elma Allen, Florence Pesholf, Dorothv Myers. . . . Time's in . . . Down the floor came the cagers . . . Harvard Beds get the ball . . . score first . . . final score, 24-19, favoring Yale . . . Makes a total of 410 points for Har- vard in 14 games played . . . Reds having won 8 games and tied two . . . Evelyn Smith, 1941 captain . . . coached by Miss Hester Iohnston u Page 147 K Girls' Life Saving . . . . . . 'all together now' . . . 'don't splash so' . . . 'heads high' . . . a few life-saving orders . . . 14 passed junior test . . . 10 received senior emblems . . . part of the American Red Cross . . . fourth year at McKinley . . . under guidance of Miss Hester Iohnston . . . 24 more full fledged female fish . . First row: Ruth Schmidt, Virqinia Beck, Lillian Kesel, Maeleen Woodford, Carolyn Beatty, Ryllts Gnaqy, Dorothy Myers. Second row: Valerie Crowley, Phyllis Lehner, Alma Braucher, Dorothy Stewart, Doris Snider, Genevieve McKelvey, Marcia Gnaqy. Third row: Lucille Brady, Peqqy Shetler, lean Younq, Geraldine Waltz, Ruth Winter, Beverly Kaufman, Barbara Lewis. Page 148 l ll ll Varsity M Club .. . . . . . only boys who have earned letters in athletics may join . . . purpose . . . to establish and maintain a spirit of good fellowship among its sports-minded members . . . mem- bership of 38 . . . this year the members bought club rings . . . adviser . . . Mr. Paul Schott . . . officers . . . Herb Winter, president . . . Tom Carnes, vice-president . . . Pete Kantor, secretary . . . Bill Berkshire, treasurer . . . A -- f e.,,W. f- s.5L.,....,..r.,--- ,,,-h. ,W M... N.. W-- a..v ...W -- ,. .......,,.,..............r.,...,..,., -.. -+4 First row: Tom Harris, Bob Pickard, Howard Hinton, George Pappas. Tom Carnes. Herb Winter. Bill Berkshire, Ray Hooper, lack Chabek, Bob Schrader. Second row: Dick Brown, Pete Kantor, Bob Parshall, Neil Rubin, Mickey Cochran. Tom Elliott, Bill Van Almen, Norman Herzoq, Clifford Edclleman, Bill Mobilian. Third row: Don Sirk, Kale Canfield. lack Crider, lim Staudt, Iim Inman, Frank Beale, Bill Cook. Sam Mamaliqa, Bill Evans. Page 149 Q-W-'aidwf-N r Band . . . . . . you can't beat the band! . . . what a picture they made going down the field! . . . the drum major . . . those eight majorettes . . . Mr. Ellmore Miller sure was tops for a director . . . they played at all the home football games . . . also went to Steubenville and Massillon with the team . . . those spectacular patriotic performances at the games achieved by that unique idea of putting lights in their caps . . . the annual concert was a great success . . . 116 members this year . . . officers . . . president, Ed Heckaman . . . vice- president, lay Anderson . . . secretary-treasurer. Geraldine Murphy . . . Page 150 Qrgclnizoffions National Honor Society . . . DANNER, MAXINE FRANK. MARY GIBBINS, BETTY IANE ALEXANDER, RICHARD ARMSTRONG, BETTIE BADER. IEAN BENSON, KATHRYN BIBBEE, FRANCES BINKLEY, IEAN BRETING, KENNETH BROWN, MATTHEW BUNDY, SARAH BUSH, DOROTHY BYRER, BARBARA CARL, DOLLY CAVENDER, CARL CHARLEY. HELEN COCKLIN. ROBERT COHEN, RUTHE DAILY, EUNICE DANILUK, MARY DAVIS, MINA GENNETT. ROBERT GNAGY. RYLLIS GOODRICH, ESTHER GRAENING, LORRAINE GROHSMEYER. FRED HAINES, MARY HANSEN, CAROLYN HELBOE, LULA HERBST. I.ILLIAN HOAG, BETTY Elected - - 1940 GILMORE, BETTY MAE HAROKOPUS, ANGELINE KORNITZKY, SHIRLEY Elected - - 1941 HORNER, ETHEL IACOBS, MELVIN IOLIAT. IOAN IONES, BETTY LOU IONES, MARYMARGARET KANTOR, PETE KEHL, LAWRENCE KING, DOROTHY LENGYEL, ANNA I.EWIS, GLORIA LIVELSBERGER, BERNICE LUSETTI, WALTER LUTZKO, ANNA MAMALIGA, SAM MATZENBACH, BETTY MCCONNELL. IEANNE MEACHAM, HELEN MERGUS, FRANCES MOCK, HAROLD MUCCI, LUCY NADER, ELIZABETH NOFSGER. WANDA PAPPAS, KATHERINE PAPPAS, SOPHIA PERDUE, MARILYN PETERS, WILLIAM RALEY, ROBERTA REEMSNYDER, WALLACE RICKARD, ANNABEL Page 151 MARZOCCO, FRANK SPANAGEL, MARY LOU WEBBORN, GRACE RIEGLER. IUNE RILEY, ALBERTA RILEY, ROBERT ROHRER, MARGARET SANTORA, PAULINE SCHARIO, CLAYTON SCHENKER, BETTY SCHMIDT, RUTH SCHREIBER. IOAN SEESHOLTZ, SARA IANE SHULL, MARY LOUISE SMITH, ELIZABETH SMITH, RICHARD SNYDER, NORMA SPENCER, PARYLEE STRONG, EVELYN THOMPSON, HOWARD TOHEY, OLIVE TUTTLE, HELEN VAUGHN, DONALD WALTNER, IEAN WEICHERT, LOUISA WILLIAMS, BURTON WOODFORD, MAELEEN WOOLLEY, MARY YARU. NICK YATES, DONALD ZIKA, MARTHA ZUBETZ, HELEN xx ,cf K7 3 7 y 5 f6',x- Booster Advisers and Officers . . . . . . the Booster girls sure did have an ideal cabinet this year . . . president, Marion Homan . . . vice-president, Dorothy McCully . . . secretary, Betty lane Anthony . . . treasurer, Donna Shockey . . . Miss Ida Galbreath, better known as 'Teach', is just the right adviser for this unruly mob . . . the chief Work of these leaders is to take charge of all Booster activities the girls engage in . . . Front row: Dorothy McCu11y, Betty lane Anthony, Marion Homan, Donna Shockey, Grace Webborn. Back row: Miss Walton, Miss Iones, Miss Galbreath, Miss Esther Thompson, Miss Shelton. Page 152 X, fr' 5 1 M ,wi Booster Girls-Seniors . . . . . . most of these girls have been Boosters throughout their high school career . . . this is their last year . . . 'last, but not least' by all means . . . they made the most of the advantages offered them by the club . . . reserved section at the football games . . . peppy assemblies . . . a chance to do their part in helping to 'keep McKinley in the spotlight' . . . those super parties . . . these girls sure played their parts . . . 'Bye, senior Boosters, and may there be many more like you in the years to come' . . . al? fixjlgg Page 153 2 X8 WW , K af icy... Booster Girls-Iuniors . . . . . . now let's take a look at the Booster leaders of next year . . . the present juniors . . . they made up a large part of the 900 Booster girls . . . and they didn't shirk when it came time to Work . . . selling pencils . . . planning those glorious parties . . . the all-American party in November . . . and didn't We have fun at the boy and girl 'Booster BevieW'? . . . they still have another grand year ahead of them . . . Page 154 Booster Girls-Sophomores . . . more of the club . . . many of these girls were new to the Booster organization . . . they too had their share of work and fun . . . selling pencils . . . kerchiefs . . . mittens . . . attending the games . . . cheering the Bulldogs on to victory . . . just as real Boosters have been doing ever since the c1ub's beginning in 1922 . . . who says 'sophs' don't have any school spirit? . . . Page 155 WWW KJ is jj E s xx 5242, Booster Girls-Freshmen . . . . . . and the freshmen . . . lucky girls . . . think of the years of fun they have before them as Boosters . . . they'll soon become the leaders of the school . . . and it will be their duty to carry on the torch which has been handed to them . . . may you girls keep up the good Work and cheer our teams on to QA 'Beat Massillonl' . . . Page 156 X l , yy f x5 tgp Girls' Pep Band . . . . . . organized in 1939 by Alma Snyder, its present direc- tor . . . 14 members . . . purpose . . . to play at Booster assemblies . . . to furnish music at the Booster parties . . . they also performed at the Yale-Harvard game . . . faculty adviser . . . Miss Ida Galbreath . . . Front row: Dorothy Wallace, Doris Bullock, Saralee Hathaway, Ilene Keller, Elaine Wendling, Berdine Robinson, Geraldine Murphy, Alma Snyder. Second row: Evelyn Rose, Hazel Bullock, Betty Sheil, Marilou Tressel, Vivian Hayes, Marion Homan, Dorothy Shifman, Eleanor Price. Page 157 First row: Katie Karras, Olga Vasiliades, Mary Iane Kiley, Lillian Akalarian, Wanda Wise! Peggy Young, Virginia Harrington, Grace Webborn, Gail Chan, Ruthe Cohen, Mary Louise Shull, Peggy Burns. Second row: Androwneka Athens, Mildred Bernhard, Martha Zika, Belva Bundy, Miriam Chmel, Sophie Xenos, Iune Ludwig, Edith Rodriguez, Kathryn Marshall, Billie Mae Hayden. Third row: Bryce Ford, Marjorie Lindberg, lean Hartline, Harold Mock, Ada Sandberg, Helen Black. David Emery, lack Wichern, Anna Tomic, Miss Wenrick, Art League . . . ' '... it's been going ever since 1918 when McKinley was built . . . to help students develop an appreciation of art . . . those art exhibits sure did go over big . . . that initiation . . . soot all over the faces of pledges . . . cutting out cats blindfolded at the Ha11owe'en party . . . the colored movies . . . adviser . . . Miss Key Wenrick . . . who can ever forget the trip to Old King Cole display company? . . . officers . . . president, Grace Webborn . . . vice-president, Ruthe Cohen . . . secretary, Mary lane Kiley . . . treasurer, Virginia , Harrington . . . Wit? 2? My Page I 58 ff his Boys' Booster Club . . . . . . 'Come on, McKinley!' . . . organized for the purpose of attending and cheering all school athletic functions . . . began four years ago . . . 200 fellows . . . what a gang . . . those hilarious assemblies . . . fun at the joint meetings with their sister Boosters . . . could they have found a better ad- viser than Mr. Paul Schott? . . . the officers who certainly did their part in boosting the teams . . . president, Ralph Sensibaugh . . . vice-president, Harry Steve . . . secretary, Harold Satow . . . treasurer, Bob Ferguson . . . Pagef 159 X X vlflwllll K, x if Q E ry Kijx.. fi -af cal Biology Club . . . . . . outgrowth of the Natural Science club . . . ll years old . . . adviser . . . Mr. C. L. Riley . . . aim . . . to broaden knowledge in biology . . . to make a study of special subjects in biology . . . remember those hikes? . . . and the experi- ments? . . . 35 club members . . . the motion pictures . . . officers . . . president, Harry Lazarides . . . vice-president, lane Yingling . . . secretary, Dana Finger . . . treasurer, Dorothy Groves . . A -- -- Ha . -...:,-.......a, , - MM, ,f , x .-. .. Front row: Helen Wilkinson, Maxine Fifield, Shirley Ann Garl, Phillis Lehner, Marilyn Hiller, Dorothy Groves. Harry Lazarides, lane Yinqlinq, Dana Finger, Viola Cian. Arleen Karlen. Lucille Tolley, Betty Hagerman. Second row: Eleanor Di Minno, Mary Durant, Kathleen leannero, Thelma Hanna, Eleanor Huffman. Evelyn Frantz, Gretchen Spring, lane McCulley, Kathryn Leader, Helen Beamont, Katherine Hellwiq, Maxine Davis, Andrea Hiller. Third row: Mr. Riley, Bob lames, Mike Cicoria, Yvonne McAnany, Irene Mahairidou, Paul Benson, Viola Roderick, Betty lane Lawrence, Dorothy Murphy. Evelyn Flott, Arthur Mees, Vincent Bernabei. Page 160 I3 'fin C-, VEC 41 Book Chat Club . . . . . . an outgrowth of Modern Writers club . . . organized three years ago . . . membership of 60 . . . distributed National Book weektags... dogan ...'good books goodtnends . . . book reviews . . . the novel group . . . best sellers . . . aim . . . to promote an interest in good books . . . good times at the fall and spring picnics . . . adviser . . . Miss Mildred Iones . . . officers . . . Dolly Carl. president . . . Rita Fink, vice-president . . . Betty Helfrick, secretary . . . Ryllis Gnagy, treasurer . . . Hilda Spaan, historian . . . First row: Evelyn Seccombe, Fay Eliades, Olqa Vasiliades. Katie Karras, Androwneka Athens, Gloria Ellsworth, Ryllis Gnaqy, Dolly Carl, Rita Fink, Betty Helirick, Esther De-Marsh, Arsilia Lombardi. Second row: Sophie Xenos, Virginia Painter, Florence Block, Dolores Looman, Arline Holderbaum, Elizabeth Granchi, Betty Grimm, Edwena Focht, Frances Silver, Virginia Lou Wiseman, Eleanor Genshatt, Ianice Koelble. Third row: loan loliat ,Marqueritte Greer, Rose Ann Burns, Geraldine Gusilman, Doris Sanford, Verla Abriqq, Beatrice Geyer, Persephone Biris, Betty Cocklin, Dorothea Hill, Verneda Port. Fourth row: Miss Iones, Rose Gariinkle, Miriam Spector, Betty Snyder, Sally Bast, Catherine Tressel, Iohn Kallerqis, Shirley Williamson, Leon Cross. Marthada Lynch, Miss E. Thompson, Page 161 Ei 59 First rowz, Leroy ,Mosely,, Bill Hard. Paul Burkhardt, Robert Ealer, Steve Kosmides, lack Blythe, Raymond Bauman, Herb Martindale, Maurice Cochran, Bill Beverlyf Sam Manos, Bud Patrick, ' Clifford Eddleman, Eugene Gardner, Gene Parker, Iohn Ludwiq, Bob Greenham, lack Latham, Angelo Bartolone, Bill Bozman. Bill Peters, Tommy Gilmore, Bill McDevitt, Clement Mause, Emile Taillard, Harold Merritt, loe Conway. Second row: Robert Killian, Allan Snyder, Abe Aslanides, Tim Kalenterides, Dick Brown, Henry Reinerth, Louis Soldatis, Lewis Cerreta, Iim Wilson, Don Mills, Ioe Ietferys, Bob Ferguson, Bob Robinson, Frank Dodich, Dick Davies, Fred Byers, Loreto Serapiqlia, Iohn Zouncourides, lack Kiehl, Victor Fabinak, Bob Burris, Mr. Weick. Third row: Roland Smith, Ralph Miller, Don Miller, Edward Hodapp, Dale Lindberg, Iohn Piacente, Anthony Cerreta, Bill Roth, Clarence Miller, Robert Prusacik, Dick Decker, Dick Embrey, Eugene Lozier, Elio Risaliti. Dune Dierinqer, Pompey Colaprete, Don Huberty, Donald Poulos, Gerald Slusser. Harry Strobelt. Boys' Leaders Club . . . . . . to cultivate an interest in gymnastics . . . to produce leaders to assist in gym classes . . . been going on for 12 years . . . pyramids . . . tumbling . . . parallel bars . . . are they men or animals? . . . success of the annual gym exhibition . . . ach- ing muscles . . . adviser . . . Mr. H. L. Weick . . . play nights' . . . the much sought after letters . . . 75 fellas who Work and man . . . vice-president, Iohn Geosits . . . secretary, Eugene E play in cooperation . . . officers . . . president, Clifford Eddle- I Gardner . . . treasurer, Bud Patrick . . All Page 762 First row: Rose Rampi, Helen Harvath, Helen Szekeres, Ines Caldarelli, Elma Allen, Eileen Lamielle, Helen Corey, Ierry Shaw, Ryllis Gnagy, Betty Arlene Miller, Evelyn Smith, Roberta Haley, Betty Grimm, Ruth Schmidt, Virginia Zimmerman, Ianet Haley, Helen Brieqel, Marion Homan, Marian Graham, Della Dilgard, Ilene Keller, Dorothy Myers, Peg Uqhy. Second row: lane Elliott, Carmel Fasano, Maeleen Woodford, Mary lane Feolich, Mary Ondo, Kathryn Marshall, letta Lykes, Dorothy McCully, Kathleen Hayne, Gloria Newberry, Catharine Malloy, Elizabeth Manos, Mary Zoll, Barbara Lewis, Marjorie Bader, Beatrice Geyer, Dorothy Stewart. Helen Shull, Beverly Mead, Virginia Moery, Gertrude Mikeska, Iune Thompson, Marilou Tressel. Third row: Virginia Hughes, Marcia Gnaqy, Ruth Ann Lake, Wanda Mae Wise, Helen Roth, Carolyn Beatty, Ella Blackburn, Olga Tonielli, Bessie Chuchanis, Kathryn Manos, Phyllis Lehner, Eileen Ecrement, Blodwyn Boyer, Mary Kay Straub, Mary Swallow, Rose Reinhart, Frances Ballos, Eileen Sturm, Lillian Kesel, Patty Steinberqer, Zetta Vardel, Kathleen Huth. Fourth row: Lucille Brady, Elma Brocker, lean Young, Peq Shetler, Valerie Crowley, Virginia Beck, Genevieve McKelvey, Beverly Kaufman, Katherine Vaitsis, Gloria Flott, Carolyn Popa. Girls' Leaders Club . . . . . . their job is to help teach the 'youngsters' to swing from bars, swim, tumble, et Cetera . . . to say nothing of the annual gym exhibition . . . club started in 1924 . . . at present 80 members . . . oh, those 'play nights' with the Boy Leaders . . . and the spring dance sure does bring back memories . . . the two grand advisers . . . Miss Hester Iohnston . . . Mrs. Paul Syler . . . officers . . . president, Betty Grimm . . . vice- president, Roberta Haley . . . secretary, Betty Arlene Miller . . . and treasurer, Evelyn Smith . . . Ruth Schmidt is social chairman Page I 63 YD ig! Dramatic Club . . . . . . though it's one of the newest McKinley clubs it is well organized and has a membership of 32 . . . began in 1938 . . . purpose . . . to build up interest and talent in drama . . . those never-to-be-forgotten parties . . . plays and skits . . fun at the picnic . . . writing of the club constitution . . . Miss Iris Haverstack for an adviser . . . officers . . . Mina Davis, president . . . Nick Mizeres, vice-president . . . Audrey Keller, secretary-treasurer . . . First row: Betty lane Bressi, Rose Abood, Lillian Dyer, Zolanda DiSabatino, Helen Corey, Mina Davis, Nick Mizeres, Audrey Keller, LaRue Goldinq, Kathleen Huth, Betty Arlene Miller. Second row: Wilma Peterson, Mae lean Lando, Helen Lambrakas, Helen Iester, Gerry Waltz, Doris Grimes, Frances McCall. Viola Cian, Elirieda Geis, Tess Shaheen, Marjorie Mees. Third row: Miss Haverstack, Richard Might, Don Cotton, Donald Houck, George Bravis, Sam Heller, Anthony DiMinno. Edward Stein. Page 164 Debate Squad . . . . . . 'resolved that - - - ' . . . four junior members . . . two seniors . . . all have received speech letters . . . participated in 25 non-decision debates . . . 60 decision debates . . . won 832 . . . those trips . . . Columbus . . . Struthers . . . Mas- sillon . . . Shelby . . . Charleroi, Pennsylvania . . . the debate and extempore medals at commencement . . . adviser . . . Mr. C. M. Schindler . . . 'keep up the good work, boys' . . First row: William Bozman, Dick Davies, Carl Shaheen, Mr. Schindler Second row: Richard Smith, Robert Newman, Burton Williams. Page 165 First row: Evelyn Seecombe, Gail Chan, ,Eileen Messik, leanne Moebius, Betty lane Studer, Betty Lou lones, Mildred Pence, Maria Phillips. Second row: Mildred Reynolds, Marv Drakulich, Dorothy Levinqer, Thelma larrell, Dorothy Filliez, Catherine Rice, Wanda Wells, Alice Dobrick. Get Acquainted Club . . . . . . organized by our dean of girls, Miss Edna Shumaker . . . to acquaint out-of-town students with the customs, pupils, and teachers of McKinley . . . began five years ago . . . 30 members . . . parties at every holiday . . . the informal meet- ings which helped the members to get to know each other . . . officers . . . Betty Lou Iones, president . . . secretary, Betty Iane Lawrence . . . treasurer, Silvia Nan . . . sins Q, A Page 166 First row: Marv Vasquez, Naomi Davis, Helen Szekeres, Helen Harvath, Helen Flickinqer, Arline Holderbaum, Dorothv Lipschutz, Marguerite Nichols, Mae lean Lando, Madeline Nichols. Margaret Uqhv, Helen Frum, Lillian Akalarian, Lillian Kesel, Arsilia Lombardi. Second row: Carolvn Foradas, Kav Holder, Dorothv Stewart, Helen Miracle, Belva Bundv, Annabel Rickard, Martha Forsberq, Bettv Dupper, Hilda Soaan, Doris Ferguson. Anna Beck, Marcia Gnaqv, lulia Baqnolia, Ann McCullough. Third row: Arlene Grovemiller, Marjorie Stebler, Geraldine Murphv, Louisa Weichert, Ruth Gilmore, Gloria Lewis, Olga Vasiliades, Kathie Karras, Androwneka Athens, Helen Hines. Marv Bartlev, Alma lurv, Iennie Fanno, Annabelle Millward. Fourth row: Ruth Barnett, Doris Lent, Dorothv Kaiqanic, Ethel Horner. Dorothv Rinehart, Barbara Katchianes, Glenna Tavlor, Eileen Lamielle, Eileen Messik, Kathrvn Wilson, Naomi Wortman. Etiquette Club . . . ' '... to familiarize students With the common principles of good taste and manners . . . to gain poise and self-con- fidence . . . Miss Helen Gatchel is just the right person for adviser . . . official pin for the first time this year . . . founded during the 1929-'30 school year . . . now has 55 members . . . 'member that elegant Christmas party? . . . and the tea given for the senior members . . . they also Worked up a display of the latest books on social usage . . . every meeting N a discussion of social problems . . . 'bring forth Emily' CPostl frm E C . . . Mae Iean Lando is president . . . Marguerite Nichols is , Q H vice-president . . . while Madeline Nichols handles the job P of secretary-treasurer . . . Page 167 fd 4 N umumu Q 5 S Girls' Service League . . . . . . 'to be of service to the students and faculty of Mc- Kinley' . . . members must maintain an average of 90 . . . they act as guides for school activities . . . sponsored four 'little sister' parties for sophomores and freshmen . . . knitting for the Red Cross . . . the party for the ladies in Aultman Home . . . present membership of 48 . . . adviser . . . Miss Elizabeth Motschman . . . remember the spring picnic? . . . officers . . . president, Byllis Gnagy . . . vice-president, Helen Mea- cham . . . secretary, Alberta Riley . . . treasurer, Dolly Carl . . Front row: Mary Frank, Betty Mae Gilmore, Betty Lou Iones, Ieanne McConnell, Anna Lengyel, Shirley Kornitsky, Mary Haines, Helen Meacham, Dolly Carl, Ryllis Gnagy, Alberta Riley. Maeleen Woodford, Ioan Schreiber, Frances Mergus, Angeline Harokopus. Second row: lean Waltner, Katherine Pappas, Anna Lutzko, Marilyn Perdue, Iune Rieqler, Parylee Spencer, Pauline Santora, Betty Schenker, Sara lane Seesholtz, Grace Webborn, Mary Lou Snanaqel, Betty Matzenbach, Elizabeth Smith, Norma Snyder, Ethel Eileen Horner. Third row: Eunice Daily, loan Ioliat, Helen Tuttle, Lorraine Graeninq, Betty Hoag, Gloria Lewis, Louisa Weichert, Frances Bibbee, Maxine Danner, Elizabeth Nader, Marqaret Rohrer, Barbara Byrer, Ruth Schmidt, Roberta Raley, Miss Motschman. Page 168 National Forensic League . . . . . . nation wide honorary speech society . . . chapters in 500 high schools . . . fourteenth year for McKinley chapter . . . degrees of achievement . . . merit . . . honor . . . excel- lence . . . the coveted distinction . . . to make students skillful in speech . . . 50 members . . . 25 enrollees . . . took part in seven debate tournaments . . . six individual event meets . . . those bus rides to the meets . . . that grand coach, Mr. C. M. Schindler . . . officers . . . Burton Williams, president . . . Irving Barnes, vice-president . . . Elaine Miller, secretary . . Mary Frank, treasurer . . . First row: Gail Chan, Helen Meacham, Bill Bozman, Dick Decker. Dick Smith, Burton Williams. Elaine Miller, Mary Frank, Irvinq Barnes, Bob Newman, Ruth Ann Bartchy, Elbis Cosmos, Betty Arlene Miller. Second row: Mary Haines, Esther Goodrich, Irene Waldman, Viola Cian, Miriam Colledge. Miriam Arnold, Aurelia Christea, lean Younq, Arlene Hess, Eleanor Ghindea, lane Keyser. lean Bader. Esther Hoffman. Third row: Carl Shaheen, Russell Meeks, Clayton Schario, Theressa Walker, Vivian Titus, Gloria Ellsworth, Kathryn Benson, Martha Lux, Gloria Beneleit, Bette Armstronq, lanet Swart, Sidney Alter, Mr. Schindler. Fourth row: Willett Waqner, Harry Lazarides, Don Cotton, Dick Embrey, Iohn Slade, Theodore Gray, Abe Hotiman, Roy Drummond, Thomas Eleitheriadis, Sam Leles. Page 169 , First zrowz Catherine Courisl Anqeline Harokopus, Sophia Pappas, Ruby Karipides, Mary Lombardi, Virqinia Harrinqton, Ruth CasefBever1y'Brunker,'Helen' Tuttle, Mina Davis, Mary Woolley, - Betty Mae Gilmore, lim Ecrement, Walter Lusetti, Helen Meacham, Roberta Raley, Mae lean Lando, Blodwyn Boyer, Helen Brieqel, Elbis Cosmos, Bette Carr, Annabel Rickard, Ianet Raley. Second row: Carolyn Beatty, Charlotte Farner, Esther Goodrich, Elizabeth Nader, Maxine Danner, Parylee Spencer, Minnie Watkins, Antoinette Prato, Marilyn Miller, Grace Webborn, Eileen Ecrement, lanice Fitzpatrick, Peqgy Smith, Catherine Malloy, Elizabeth Manos, Marialyce Eschliman, Evelyn Van Lew, Miriam Colledqe, Betty Arlene Miller. Third row: Yvette Keats, Ruth Ann Lorius, Mary lane Capper, Ruth Lake, Frances Thompson, Theressa Walker, Arminta Younq, Vivian Titus, Peqqv Shetler, lean Younq, Marjorie Bader. Lois Burfield, Betty Sheil, Lois Kier, Marian McDermott, Erma Click, Betty Davidson, Mary Lou Spanagel, Ruth Anne Bartchy, Fourth row: Miss Flora Schneider, Miss Emily Zurcher, Miss Clara Schneider, Simon Adelman, Nickey Mizeres, Bob Greenham, lim Vrunqos, Salem Shaheen, Sam Calabretta, Neil Miller, Marie Lemke, Naomi Davis, Evelyn Effinqer, Vicki Lombardi, Miriam Arnold. Le Cercle Francais . . . . . . 'bonjour' . . . the advisory trio . . . Misses Clara and Flora Schneider, and Miss Emilie Zurcher . . . club organized 12 years ago . . . present membership of 80 . . . purpose . . . to promote the interest of students in French . . . the meetings . . . all conversation in French . . . plays . . . music . . . 'rafraichissements' . . . the annual picnic . . . officers . . . president, Walter Lusetti . . . vice-president, Betty Mae px S? B O '1 rn U1 cn Q H 9. OJ H '51 I rn P14 cn Z5 rn sv O 53 nm 5 C? cn sn U7 C 1 rn 1 'SF B fm we Vee? s V ,G Ecrement . . . historian, Roberta Haley . . ' LC 7 Page 170 -'if .7 First row: Eunice Rhines, lane Baxter, Martha Sieqmund, Ethel Eileen Horner, Melvin Iacobs. Dorothy Harmon, Betty Albert, Marcia Gnaqy, Lillian Kesel, Helen Frum, Ruth Schmidt. Second row: Shirley lacobs, Helen Stoica, Marjorie Gamble, Iune Maniull, Evelyn Rose, Catherine Rice, Anna Lutzko, Valerie Crowley, Anna Beck, Virginia Hughes, Shirley Kornitsky. Third row: Mary Gerace, Irene Davis, Norma Iones, Elizabeth Smith, Betty Io Pratt, Sara Sue Stolberg, Dorothy Shiiman, Margaret Wyler, Marjorie Wichern, Georgia Vretas, Marian Williams, Bertha Mae Borom, Miss Shelton. Comites Latinae . . . ' '... Latin . . . far from being a 'dead language' at Mc- Kinley . . . two-told purpose ot the club . . . to create a social atmosphere among Latin students . . . to acquaint them With Roman customs and ideas . . . began in l93l . . . chairman of the advisory group . . . Miss Evalyn Shelton . . . present membership of 36 . . . Home lived again at the club's Roman banquet . . . can we ever forget 'A Day Without Latin' at one 1 NN of the meetings? . . . and the picnic . . . this year the club drew up a constitution . . . officers . . . president, Ethel Eileen Horner . . . vice-president. Dorothy Harmon . . . secretary, 5 :lt V rf L IIC ' '4.k',K Betty Albert . . . treasurer, Melvin Iacobs . . . I Page 171 4 fQ? lfWs National Thespians . . . . . . slogan . . . 'call on us and we are ready' . . . able to give a play at a day's notice . . . orchids to Miss Iris Haver- stack, adviser since its beginning in 1936 . . . 22 members . . . make-up artists for class play and operetta . . . the De- cember party . . . the tea for the Lehman Thespians . . . the Cleveland Playhouse . . . the trip to Massillon on Valentine's Day . . . the contests at Denison and Western Reserve . . . their part on Class night in Iune . . . officers . . . president, Mary Haines . . . vice-president, Bob Gennett . . . secretary- treasurer, Emmet Leahy . . . First row: Betty Arlene Miller, Miriam Colledqe, lune Kinehan, Miriam Perkins, Bob Gennett, Marv Haines, lean Waltner, Anna Mae Cunningham, Marv Frank. Second row: Marv Lou Owens, Mina Davis, Esther Goodrich, Margaret Reiter, Carolyn Hansen, lean Bader, Martha Forsberq, Aurelia Christea, lane Elliott. Third row: Miss Haverstack, Don Cotton. Bob Essinqer, Earl Stock. Iohn Kallerqis, Eddie Stein. Page I 72 Stagecraft Club . . . . . . 18 of the hardest Working boys at McKinley . . . they make the settings for all school performances . . . parties . . . the class play . . . their grand job of turning the stage into Iapan for the 'Mikado' . . . under the advisership of Miss Martha Bozman . . . social highlights . . . a dinner . . . the theater party . . . officers . . . president, Eugene Andrews . . . secretary, Kenneth Breting . . . treasurer, Bob Schrader . . . head electrician, Bob Clark . . . assistant, Dan Malick . . . fi? ff at Front row: Kenneth Bretinq, Euqene Andrews, Dan Malick, Robert Clark, Robert Schrader, Bryce Ford. Bill Hard, Richard Alexander. Back row: Charles Deal, Allred Piouts, Burt Ebert, Don Harper, Howard Iameson, lack Wichern, Allan Smith, Miss Bozman. fzgffr lm First row: Donna Hendershot, ljuby Igaripides, Lorraine Graeninq, Betty Schenker, Mary Woolley, Harold Mock, Grace Wehborn, Martha Zika, Euthe Cohen,'Wilma Riifle, Norma Snyder. ' ' Second row: Miss Coleman, Marqaret Young, Helen Zubetz, Sara lane Seesholtz, Virqinia Lou Wiseman, Mary Louise Shull, Mary Ellen Brannan, Barbara Byrer, Mary Lou Spanagel, Betty Ferguson, Kathryn Kelch. Third row: Kenneth Bretinq, Nick Yaru, Andy Toth, Iim Ecrement, Louis Elsaesser III. Publication Editorial Staff . . . . . . their job is to do all the Writing and arranging of the material for the Times and the McKinleyite . . . Miss Ardelle Coleman advises them and oversees their work . . . editors- in-chief are Mary Woolley CTirnesl and Harold Mock fannuall . . . members of Times staff . . . Mary Ellen Brannan, Nick Yaru, Betty Schenker, Virginia Lou Wiseman, Sara lane Seesholtz, Barbara Byrer, Andrew Toth, Lorraine Graening, JXCK HV Kathryn Kelch, Norma Snyder, lim Ecrement, Betty Ferguson, ax X46-L Donna Hendershot, Margaret Young, and Helen Zubetz . . 2 A capable annual staff listed on page two . . . ? ,951 m F? po 423 Page 174 First row: Pauline Santora, Wanda Mae Wise, Annabel Rickard, Ioan Schreiber, Darwin McKnight, Ieanne McConnell, Marvmarqaret lones, Bettv Mae Gilmore, Betty Iohnston. Second row: Mr. Leist. Ianet Renner, Betty Hoag, Bob Nofsqer, Harold Bourquin, Bob Iarnes, Martha Forsberq, Bette Carr, Esther DeMarsh. Publication Business Staff . . . ' '... purpose . . . to carry on the necessary business of the Times and the McKinleyite . . . to give the staff members a working knowledge of business methods . . . adviser . . . Mr. Fred W. Leist . . . the members and their positions . . . advertising manager, Darwin McKnight . . . cashier, Harold Bourquin . . . bookkeeper, Robert Nofsger . . . circulation manager, Betty Mae Gilmore . . . assistants, Esther DeMarsh, Betty Iohnston . . . copy and office manager, Ieanne Mc- X Qf Connell . . . advertising salesman, Betty Carr, Martha Fors- Q -1 berg, Betty Hoag, Marymargaret Iones, Ianet Benner, Anna- bel Hickard, Pauline Santora, Ioan Schreiber. Wanda Mae 1 Q' 5 J , rl fl , X lf, Q O' :la , lf ,H 1 ry., pow MQ XXX! Wise, and Bob Iames . . . Page ,175 TIFF-T,T Press Club . . . . . . gives students a chance to get better acquainted with newspapers and how they are made . . . adviser of the 27 members . . . Miss Grace Marburger . . . to be eligible for membership students must have credit in English or journalism . . . the field trips . . . to learn about printing and engraving . . . the visit to the Repository building . . . officers . . . Wilma Rufle, president . . . Harold Mock, vice-president . Andrew Toth, secretary . . . Norma Snyder, treasurer n First row: Betty Schenker, Virginia Lou Wiseman, Wilma Mae Rufle, Harold Mock, Andy Tcth. Norma Snyder, Frances Fair, Iune Kinehan. Second row: Gloria Beneleit, Ilene Keller, Barbara Bvrer, Kathryn Wilson, Betty Sheil, Mary Ellen Brannan, Martha Forsberg, Helen Zubetz, Margaret Young. Third row: Edward Stein, Charles Stewart, Walter Wagner, Fred Davies, Nick Yaru, Louis Elsaesser III, lack McKee. Robert Ferguson. Page 176 alla!! JIHSHSJ Quill and Scroll . . . ' '... International Honor society . . . for superior high school journalists . . . members must be in the upper fourth of the class for four years . . . the McKinley chapter has been in existence ever since the first McKinleyite . . . and the first year of the Times in 1933 . . . this year's membership is 24 . . . adviser for our chapter . . . Miss Ardelle Coleman . . . three bells for the three belles who made it the Iunior year . . . Wilma Rufle, Grace Webborn, and Mary Woolley H First row: Wanda Mae Wise, lanet Benner. Betty Schenker, Martha Zika. Mary Woolley, Grace Webborn, Wilma Rufle, Betty Mae Gilmore. Second row: Barbara Bvrer, Annabel Rickard, Marymarqaret Iones, Iearme McConnell, Ruthe Cohen, Ioan Schreiber. Sara lane Seesholtz, Norma Snyder. Third row: Pauline Santora, Kathryn Kelch, Betty Hoaq. Harold Mock, Nick Yaru, Kenneth Breting. Mary Ellen Brannan, Betty Ferquson, Mary Louise Shull. Page 177 First row: Gail Chan, Mae lean Lando, Mary Frank, Marv Brahler, Margaret Burns, Norma Bossart, Dorothy Bush, Annabelle Millward, Martha Forsberq, Martha Zika, Velma lane Stinson, Dick ' Smith, loan Schreiber, Robert Schario, ,Marv ,lane Racicqt, Annabel Rickard, Olive Tohey, Geraldine Murphy, Arlene Grovemiller, Helen Miracle, Elaine Milei Ruth Rowinslii. ' ' ' Second row: Ethel Adelman, Ruth Gilmore, Frances Merqus, Lula Helboe, lean Hartline, Mary- marqaret Iones, Lillian Herbst, Kathren Meyers, Gloria Lewis, Louisa Weichert, Ruth Waleska, Ruthe Cohen, Helen Shull, Ruth Barnett, Doris Lent, Dorothy Stewart, Betty Matzenbach, Helen Lombardi, Miriam Perkins, Marion Homan. Third row: lane Keyser, Constance Oestreich, Dorothy Karam, Carolyn Foradas, Ioyce Maitert, Florence Chambers, Sophia Pappas. Sara Iane Seesholtz, Ianet Renner, Betty Hoag, Barbara Katchianes, leanne Moebius, Gloria Storch, lane VonGunten, Frances Myers, Meta Godagides, Adelaide Yahn, Dorothy Sprunger, Marjorie Lindberg, Kathleen Huth, Richard Glosser. Fourth row: Mr. Barkley, William Riley, Chris Ekonomou, Bill Warner, Richard Iohnson, Herman Shitman, George Rohrer, Marion Dwigqins, Bill Hoover, Bernard Wilkoit, Irving Barnes, Harry Hall, Donald Yates, August Liermann, Howard Thompson, Wallace Reemsnyder, Iack Wichern, Mildred Bernhard, Miss Lehmiller, Miss B. Thompson, Miss Broda. Social Science Club . . . . . . largest 'A' club at McKinley . . . been going ever since 1925 . . . membership of 95 . . . sponsors the Armistice Day programs . . . that meeting in December when Mrs. Chamberlain from England compared our customs with theirs . . . senior awards on class night . . . adviser . . . Miss Bess Thompson . . . the purpose, to acquaint members with past QXWL and present events . . . officers . . . Dick Smith, president if S . . . Ioan Schreiber, vice-president . . . Lois Stover, secretary ' . . Robert Schario, treasurer . . . flclft Page I 78 Orchestra , , f X X . . . P K . First row: Don Schmid, Fred Grohsmeyer, Wilma Okev, Etta Marie Parry, Virqinia Harrington. Melona Haritonides, Anna Tomic, Saralee Hathaway, Frank Dodich, Ben Antal, Alma Snyder. Arlene McGauqhey, Marian Williams, Anna Moll, Mary Bartley. Grace Croft. Anna Lewis, Don Mills. Second row: Edward Heckaman, Bill Allen, Iames Rice, Carol Welcelean. Lawrence Kehl, Bob Kiehl, Gloria Storch, Bill Miller, Barbara Lewis, lim Vrunqos, Neil Miller, Marilou Tressel, Vivian Titus, Bob Gariield, Rita Rackoll, Dorothy lohnson. Third row: Eunice Rhines, Ioseph Lunz, lames Meszaros, Arthur Mees, Wayne Ulman, Ruth Ann Lorius, Sam Heller. Albert Stambauqh, William Ittner, Wilson Finley. Fourth row: lack Kiehl, Bob Donahue, Mr. Miller, Earl Gholston, Glen Miller, . . . to give students who are interested in instruments an opportunity to learn to play . . . to teach them how to play in a rou . . . these are two of the many ur oses of the 9 P P P school orchestra . . . Mr. Ellmore Miller is director . . . mem- bership of 50 . . . they furnished the music for the class play, the operetta. and various assemblies . . . officers . . . presi- dent, Walter Lusetti . . . vice-president, Bill Allen . . . secre- tary-treasurer, Iimmy Vrungos . . . and Carol Welcelean concert meister ,rl , , , tl rl wifi , mf H ,J ll 1 W it Wlfl' Tl iilllllll Page 179 Umlzd SIaIe5 P O ST A G E 'lf5QtTf'?,'GR I 9 3 9 1 YL ,Ll Stamp Club . . . . . . to aid amateur philatelists in their quest for stamps . . . members given the opportunity to buy, sell, or trade stamps . . . club in existence for nine years . . . the displays of the members' collections . . . stamp auctions . . . 'Stampo', their favorite game . . . the prizes? . . . stamps . . . the annual exhibit of the best collections . . . adviser . . . Mr. Fred W. Leist . . . officers . . . Bob Iames, president . . . Arthur Mees, vice-president . . . Helen Sullivan, secretary . . . August Liermann, Ir., treasurer . . . First row: loe Rante, Arthur Mees, Bob Iames, Helen Sullivan, August Liermann, Carolyn Hansen. Second row: Mr. Leist, Roy Mast, lim Arnold, Iim Vrungos, Harrv Koustenis. Third row: Bill Peters, Bill Machuqa, Ernest Eller, Meyer Baker, lohn Ferko. Page 180 l W Q:-Q , vi - -4 - F- 1 Vzvewrcwe fl J4 4- X Qld if 2 X 1 f 1 ,X ff 1 X, ----44' N - I GW 1 freer my 1- 511155 THEM! 1 September 4. 5. 6. 9. 10 ll 12 13. 16 17. 18. 19. The doors open to admit the gang . . . sophomores and freshmen all get lost, to say nothing of our senior guides. Everybody is too busy getting acquainted to weep over homework . . . Cas yet! First assembly of the year . . . freshmen and sophomores get the low down on McKinley. The new football neckerchiefs and mittens . . . the latest styles in feetball finery . . . make their debut. Falling arches and sagging muscles results of first band rehearsal. Miss Motschman and Mr. Swan, senior ad- visers. introduced in first senior assembly of the year. The call goes out for all those industrious youths who wish to lead the cheers at all the games of the year. Beat Massillon! McKinley pigskin heroes beat Cleveland Lin- coln at the first home night game in Mc- Kinley's history. 'Times campaign begins. Buy a Times . . . or else! The best for your money. Constitution day calls out all the seniors and juniors in their first assembly to- gether. McKinley stickers with the com- pliments of the girl Boosters are beginning to appear everywhere. Gangway, everybody! The Booster girls have started selling pencils! The junior girls get acquainted at their first party after school, Sophomore girls raise the roof at a Spirit of '43 party after school. 20. McKinley Bulldogs beat Akron South in a smashing victory with a score of 57-12. 23. The juniors are introduced to their advisers . . . Miss Clark and Mr. Weedman - for better or for worse. 24. For convenience sake the detention rooms have been changed . . . now the inmates won't have so far to go every night. Senior soap-box campaigns are over. Results of the election: president, Ray Hooper . . . vice-president, Iim Staudt . . . secretary. Dot Stewart . . . and treasurer, Richard Might. 26. Girls Boosters hold their first assembly. First Times out! 27. Big election day for freshmen and juniors . . . they choose their officers and council- men. Developments? Later. 28. Poor Ol' Lehman! We trimmed 'em again at football - 51 to 13. 25. October l. Results of the sophomore election: president. Bertha Smock . . . vice-president, Betty Hagerman . . . Betty Fry, secretary . . . treasurer. Dorothy Groves . . . this is just proof of all the old sayings about the fair female sex rising above the lowly male. 2. More election returns . . . the junior officers are . . . president, Bob Pickard: vice- presi- dent, Bob Walters: secretary, Francis Fair: and treasurer. Al Batza. 3. All the little sisters are given a party after school by the Girls' Service League. 4. 'Nother victory for the Bulldogs! They whip- ped Sandusky 31-6. 7. Flash! Our own Mr. Riley was seen running in the hall! 5 t 1 Q9 C t-Willy I HU SZ sin! !!'f3,, Q W 1 ' 5 1 -WVIKAN .. if f I y fkmggim lg K 1 X4 A . Q t-4 ,V fs V -N ff T951 TMWE5 GU Page 181 , HSSEWBLHX G x-1, -4 tj,-Sl X .fi-. , rits ml' we c!ncln'T. Yxnotzn fm 'mf I N . QR ii Cl X IX ' A l L xbl 'lf-35 USERS the lllltlllt Q Q- O More elections. This time it's Booster oi- ficers. For further details . . . read your Times. Coach Reed was reminded of a story several times during the Booster assembly today. Those stories will go down in history! Our Times editor CMary Woolley! chooses the oddest moments and places to rest. We found her reclining in the middle ot the hall tloor. McKinley blasted Warren today - 34 to 0. And did you see that band? During the halt they marched down the tield all lit up. fDon't get excited . . . the lights were in their caps! Statt kids are just recovering from their hayride Saturday night. And a good time was had by all. McKinleyites know where to qo for candy during home room periods. 330 is always crowded, I won't keep you in suspense any longer. Girls' Booster officers are president, Marion Homan . . . vice-president. Dorothy Mc- Cully . . . secretary, Betty lane Anthony . . . and treasurer, Donna Shockey. The seniors learn how to use the telephone in assembly today. CAS it they didn't know already.! Harvest Moon was the theme ot the seniors' tirst party . . . where they cut the rug to the tune of Tony Rose's orchestra. McKinley went in to get a victory from Erie Academy, only to come out with a tie! Score: 6-6. 21. Watch out everybody! Grace Webborn, Poet Laureate of McKinley. has started writing poems about everybody in sight! 22. Miss Shumaker qives a tea for Girls' Service Leaque. 23. REPORT CARDS! the most dreaded phrase in the English language. 24. The Senior Choral club was qiven the air today. They sang over WHBC. 25. The Bulldogs beat Alliance 25-0 in the last night qame oi the season. Could be that the pep assembly lor the seniors helped. 26. The juniors jive to the rhythm of the Can- ton Coeds at their Touchdown Hop. 28. Louis Elsaesser Ill joins the ranks of the stalt. Looks like his careiree childhood days are over. 29. My. how tempus fugits! We signed our course slips for the second semester today. 30. Witches and bats reign supreme in all the club meetings - iust ask the kids who were initiated into Art League. 31. Hallowe'en . . . nut sed. November l. The teachers Cbless 'eml carry out the an- cient tradition oi going to the Cleveland convention. Teary-eyed students. resigned to their fate, accept the holiday with genuine regret. 2. Our Bulldogs are on the go again. This time it's Steubenville we trimmed 32-2. And the Y Y bandwent along. ' ' ' ' 4. From the sound ol this place, you'd think the late of tomorrow's presidential election hung on class debates and discussions. XL, 7 Q3 ff' ' ff, It X.. gn , ' Ei' X 'N' 1 XT? K ' iff X -P l A Aj! l V X X .1 U ,f is x l C l M VN td!! ,V ft' SENIQR i 'HARwi5llWOON' mary Gall Page 182 20. The juniors and seniors have their Thanks- giving assembly today. The student body XM I L I F JU honors the Bulldogs at the Band-football ' 0 J -V dance. Q , 21. Thanksgiving day. No school until Monday. X V F l T Yippee! Bless those Pilgrims! .. .. - 0 4, 25. Riots run galore today! Boys' Leaders initia- .,! tion, The halls were iust full of meek. ff y kneeling shoe-shiners. Z 26. The sale of tickets for the class play is in f? ' X lull swing. IX ln 27. Excess food and a lack of dishes characterize K ij qt the Girls' Service League dinner. And the f if fj ' girls were all wound up in their work. ' I rxnmmqu. X Z 28. The seniors saw a bit of the class play in fr, -l 7 assembly today. 29. The Lovely Duckling swims again . . . in X ' iunior assembly. V . 'K ' as December T sq Z. We see by yesterday's paper that we're going to lose Coach Reed. lt must have if been his history classes. ly 3. Report cards again! Why young folks leave in : fb home. -'15 L' ' - 5. The first performance of the Lovely Duck- ling was given tonight. A howling success. -' ' -- 6. lt's all over now was the lament that T lr R M ' I arose from the direction of the class play A cast as the curtain rang down on another GL- successful performance. 5. Studies are disregarded as student politicians l heckle back and forth about the presidential election today, 6. Iunior assembly today to commemorate Ar- X X mistice day. Those four-legged objects down 0 on the floor backed Mr. Wilkie. X X i X Q 7. 'Nother Armistice assembly. For the seniors. X y w-g,-'.:14.1- Mr. Deetz sang and a pageant was given. X fx!-bf' 1- 8. Sophomores and freshmen have their Ar- ,Ill A X mistice day assembly. 7 X N 9. The McKinley Bulldogs win again! They Jx Qjxif 7 licked Mansfield 28-7. e ll. Aha! We notice by the Cleveland Plain X Dealer that McKinley really does have a football team . . . in spite of some rumors Z.. heard from a little town eight miles west. ' X The team had their pictures in yesterday. X 12. Mr. Pottorf breaks the news qently to the X ,N seniors in assembly about the psychological f X fl Q X test tomorrow, ,bw ' l3. The thirteenth! and the seniors and lresh- Xa- lf I ff X. men have to take their psychological tests while the underclassmen learn how to f . f, study in their assembly. ' 63' 14. Didn't I tell you the Times gives you the X best for your money ? Complete sell-out ,N V - Q today. li ' X XX , ,I-L., 16. Massillon beat us today . . . but wait till next year! 'VT ,Q X- ,K 18. The iuniors and seniors take in some more M5 -ff lg 4, ideas today in assembly. Mr. Razor Fen- if fx f 'L. ton, noted gangster. spoke. CBut heck, he's V IQ reformedl. ' if 19. The freshmen and sophomores thrill to the celestial music of the Senior Choral club for the first time today in their Thanksgiving day assembly. WE CHN WWE tif Page 183 19. The Choral club sings for the freshmen- QM gi? iiatffif o XX ri X l X , Q vgff! - el f ea. A -e .ZR-I m Ei.-!l U sophomore assembly. Everybody is passing out Christmas spirit right and left. K1 didn't say spirits eitherl. 20. With the Choral club's carols ringing in their ears. students whizzed away for vaca- tion and in another minute only the faithful teachers were left. And not for long. Ianuary 6. Sighs of joy fill the return to their dear second half. 7. The skating ponds ar that winter has made 8. McKinley seniors are some of them are last of minute men . . corridor as students Alma Mater for the e quite popular now up its mind to stay. patriotic except that minute men instead . the way they're 9. , 10. 13. 15. ' 15f C5UPtCth53'PlhV53 U 8 9 10 ll 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Double Trouble in the family . . . it comes to Mr. Barkley in the form of twins. Quote: At last we eat! unguote . . . the team has their football banquet at Timken. The latest thinqfgirls' boots! Ain't it awful? Protection from floods 1 guess. Now, all we need is safety from earthquakes. You wouldn't know our lobby. The art students have fixed it up with stained glass windows, candles, and a Christmas tree. Christmas must be just around the corner lif you know which cornerl. Even the sober fare they everl seniors are beginning to brighten up as St. Nick time draws near. We did it again. The Cleveland Lincolnites went home with long faces. Score - 47 to 28. The sophomores have their Christmas party in the music room. And have you noticed them lately? They're showing signs of growing up. The Choral club outdid themselves in their presentation of the Messiah. lt made us feel all good and Christmasy. And now Betty Sheil is on the staff. OH! what is this place coming to? Dramatic club pledges have taken their bit- ter cup. That's right . . . initiation day. This was a red-letter day. We beat Lehman 45 to 18. CThanks. boys. nice Christmas presentl. And the youngsters Cfreshmen, of coursel had a party after school . . . Some day they'l1 be old enough to have their parties at night. dashing around trying to get their annual pictures in on time . . . I The iuniors are reminded in assembly of the Massillon game tomorrow. Eddie Coleman gives the seniors the low- down on Bup Rearick's past in their pep assembly today-which must have had a good effect on the team. They beat Mas- sillon 24-23, Our Thespians played the part of the good neiqhbor bv giving a tea for the Lehman Thespians. The boy and girl Boosters get together in one of their rousing assemblies. The Booster girls are at it again. That s right . . . more pencils. Old Man F111 is Playing havoc with our attendance record. The peak was reached today . . . 569 absent, . - .. e. X 1 R 'I l ft'l T iiii -Almo sk XR ta: may :X x 5 1 f if - ld l l Mi 'Y e X Z ll- tfr f XX sf X! I is . l Q ,gA- .2 TL, i mai px rf K I W flt If ? X jf fs 4' 'X 1 674161 llktgilmr oz-, Page 184 T x XX -ffffw' 177' ' .1 -f SA :ff 9 A ?.'I'?' A 5527 X 3:19, gl X -f W 1 X X ' X 'f f r XX 4 ? f gg XS .ff ug - xx- X - 0 Y XX yyfly if 1, 'I ' 7,427 ,qff tg Txsaklf' 1 t ff .43 2 - rf Xffii ,r 4' -' ff y inte- . fix RL gg ei-3-- ' ' T 1 'ui 'V 2 Q . I il - N A k xl N E f ! l 'T X , S, , eww swwmef 21. Orchids to those eight who had leading roles in the Mikado not to mention the chorus and 'Knee-Ban' tnone other than Helen Meachaml. 22. Last performance of the operetta. Nice work. Choral club. 28. The Yale Blue beat the Harvard Reds, 24-19. March 1. In like lion and out like a lamb is the old sayinq. At any rate the first part is right. 4. The seniors and iuniors were spell-bound today in their House of Magic assembly. And Rome lived again at the Latin club's Roman banquet. 7. Iunior Party. For further details . . . ask a junior. 9. Our band gives their annual concert. A grand way to spend the afternoon. You wouldn't think Stormy Weather could be so smooth. Today's and tomorrow's results will tell us whether or not our basketball boys go to the state tournament. We do! CGO to Columbus. I meanl. McKin- ley's speech department played host at the speech tournament today. There were 531 contestants. After beating Middletown yesterday we were downed by Martins Ferry's cagers in the finals of the state basketball tournament. Sophomore party tonight . . . Tom Thumb wedding . . . Dean Lauritzen was a charming bride and you should have seen bridesmaid VanAlmen's muscles. The senior choristers qo travelinq, too. They 14. 15. 21. 22. appear in the district contest at Kent. 21. Nothinq is going to happen during the next three days except fwoe is usll exams. X ,X 27. Back to school after a strenuous week-end. T 4 7 cspeu it w-e-a-kl. li H ea 31. The 1941 McKinleyite Crated by famous 1 fi ' critics the world over as the best ever to 1 I5 be publishedl qot a boost or two in the 1 W 'I' , freshman-sophomore assembly. I I '-3 W W MXN 'I I February ' 1 fx -rf f 1 F 3. A horned toad, a monkey. a kangaroo, dogs . f and freshmen were some of the animals in I-Xl I I the sophomore assembly today. A, 4 X 4. The annual staff again mounts the stage as ,jf It I 1 W they preach about their brainchild in the f -- Sidi iunior assembly. 7. McKinley again takes over Massillon in a X at J' Join 41-28 victory. 'Ray for our side! is K 414 X! 8. The seniors have their last party on Cupid's X ' X X W T , Niqht Out. kk 11. 1t's too much to bear. Timken beat us 31-27. X 12. It might be Lincoln's birthday. but that de- f X feat last night put mile-lonq faces on our X. loyal McKinleyites. The place is as quiet 7 ' K 7 as a tomb. g 5 if 14. Hearts are liqht aqain as Cupid does his x 2 ff' ? stuff for our school sweethearts. U--r I A 17. The freshmen and sophomores hear a bit of , '2- The Mikado in their assembly. CMight, RQ D Q Y ll Clapper and Barnes wowed 'em with their K-1 1 Q J if 9 triol. e D If ' 2 20. Knees sounding like castanets. candidates for 6 gf Q. I 23542, the Yale and Harvard teams tried out after I X 1' 5' WJ ' A school. Page 185 20. You've probably noticed Grace Webborn's , diamond ring . . . she won it for selling V the most annuals . . . there's more than one way to get a diamond. She'll get her next fff one legally. X 25. lust because our band was last on the pro- 'wfy gram of the city wide concert that doesn't L ' 1 mean that they were least. Agree? ff 28. And they expect us to enjoy music week with report cards due Wednesday. f bday ,fi J L, l. May is ushered in and Helen Tuttle starts XX carrying around her May basket. tmanu- ' tactured by Yehudi and it looks rather like him.l ,J 4 2. They tell us on the calendar that this is . 9 ' the end of the eighth school month. Can 1, X that mean there's just one more glorious if month of school? Ka, X ' 5. And who's the smart kid who started the K 1, t one about Yehudi's statue. CMy but Miss 7 , Nh' XXI Coleman bites easilyj. . ,U . , f 9. The freshmen are keeping up with the ' K X 9' school in spite of their age. They have an- qf YZ ff H N--MX other party today. X j K X 10. The district baseball tournament has started, K to say nothing of track, tennis and golf. You j N can see that McKinleyites have other in- 5 I terests besides football and eating. .., . Q5 X ,, W, S ' A X5 13. Now let's take time out to give three cheers Y J W for Mary Lou Spanagel for all the hard work she's done on this book. Who says the typist doesn't have much work? 24. By now everybody has heard about how I Ray Hoopla Hooper was met by three girls R at the train on his way home from Columbus. X 0 3 28, lust what the Boosters have been waiting Q for! Their joint party! CYou fill in the rest.D X 'Z-xg. CD j . x le QQ l April K X Q 1. What else is April l for. but to act a fool? fx K :lf XX, ff And nobody can say McKinleyites aren't UND conventional. CFred Davies' birthdayl. Rf a - 2. Doting mamas and papas see their National X X j Honor students get initiated into the society. I And to think they do all that Work for a mfr, l carnation! X 0 l 3. Seniors voted on their announcements today. l This must be the beginning of the end. 5, l Q 4. The rest of the annual goes to press. The W 1 1 staff is talking about a month's vacation on some islandeeither Hawaii or Alcatraz. O O7 W AND school dismisses at 3:30 for spring X X XJ vacation. S 8. Staff doesn't mean all work. They had plenty of fun at their social at Ioan Schrei- X ber's house. Yi uid! 14. I-Xin't it awful? Vacation's over . . . back '-A S' YYYT 'V All Alain, to the old grind again. f' l5. lf you love money, don't go near Mina Davis 1 with any in your pockets . . . her favorite AMI f ,Z 1 L1 indoor sport is matching pennies. iii-D WA- 2 l6. Spring football practices assure us that our team isn't going to be half bad next year. T9 o V l8 Did you know that some of our girls are X 5 5 ED R G A G A E 6 turning Robin Hood? 'l'hey're taking up arch- ery. fOr are they trying to give Dan Cupid a little help?l Page 186 41'7WmR All A A. X . , f ff X- T ,7 X N , we X X l l l jjfg-Xl ful lf 1 il As: i JAKE A1 f l .551 5 l -Q l W, E2 D17 'll E? ff kid? if l -N ,Til ' .- 7 - l F3 lit Q V1 ' N l T H l 15. The great day has arrived! The Times office is crowded with people who want to get their first look at the annual. 16. Tonight is the greatest night in the lives of many McKinleyites, lt's the Prom . . . the first for the juniors and the last for the seniors, What an evening of memories to keep! 20. Gym exhibition tonight. No, those people aren't Indians. They're students who've been practicing out in the sun all day. 23. All year Harold Mock has been treating girls to after-school cokes. Now he's going through the list of seniors to find out ii he missed any. 24. Students pause in their work and play to think a bit about Memorial Day. Iune 2. Iune. the month of roses is changed to lune the month of sniiily noses as the seniors realize it won't be long beiore they are obliged to lay aside their books and school activities and go their separate ways. 3. The next three days are set aside by our dear iaculty as the days for senior exams. 4. Seniors rehearse for class night. Why, oh why, do all good things have to come to an end? I X lt l XXV l ll 5. The senior girls all have their last minute worries about clothes. Boys, no matter what the occasion, time, or place, women's first thoughts will flash to clothes. B. Class night . . . those snappy looking seniors were really sophomores three years ago. What Pop Time can do when he gets started! 7. C1-ill this week the poor little forgotten un- derclassmen have been gazing around in awe. Some oi them have decided to quit school in May of their senior year to escape all this rush.l 8. Sunday afternoon, and solemn-faced seniors attend their Baccalaureate service. 9. Freshmen. sophomore. and juniors stop gaze ing and start cramming for their exams. 10. First night oi Commencement gives almost 400 students their diplomas. ll. It's all over now! was the wail that arose from the seniors as the other half of the class received their diplomas. Now they won't have to come back any more except for . . . 13. . . . report cards today. P. S. In spite oi all student complaints, not one oi you would want to have this past year taken away from you. Don't you agree? And now we seniors have to move out so that you juniors can have the iun and opportunities we have had. As a parting friend we give all the future Mc- Kinley students some advice: Enjoy your school life as much as possible . , . work as well as play . . . and you'll never regret it. So long, chums . . . , V Y Ni lx .f X .X X X X1 . fxvf' t t rr ff K ft-J Z HAM LET SAY'S C01V11V1ENCE1V1ENT GIFTS of ENDURING BEAUTY Smart Styles Dependable Quality Reasonable Prices WATCHES IEWELBY DIAMONDS RINGS FGUNTAIN PEN SETS I Q I Creative Iewelers 207 Cleveland Ave. N. W. CLASS 0F 1941 Girls Abrigg, Verla Mae, 97 Meyers Lake Adelman, Ethel, 1378 Cherry northeast Akalarian, Lillian, 1823 Sixth street northeast Albert, Dorothy, 2044 Eighth street northeast Albert, Martha, 2006 Penn place northeast Altieri, Ines, 1144 Concord avenue southwest Allen, Elma, 1426 Seventh street northeast Angelo, Mary, 757 Liberty ave southeast Armstrong, Bettie, 1414 Fifth street northeast Arunski, Martha, 2173 Cleveland avenue southwest Athens, Androwneka, 1816 Sixth street northeast Atteniese, Emma, 717 Sylvan court northeast Ayoub, Elizabeth, 937 Harriet avenue northwest Bader, lean, 900 Park avenue southwest Bagnolia, Iulia, 1952 Third street southeast Bailey, Faye, 1005 Tenth street northeast Ballos, Frances, 400 Fifteenth street northeast Banda, Virginia, 735 High avenue southwest Bardine, Ruth, 607 High avenue southwest Barnett, Ruth, 1007 Greenfield avenue southwest Barth, Violet, 1020 Smith avenue southwest Beacon, Marguerite, 2416 East Tuscarfwss street Bettoulides, Chrysanthe, 1720 Irwin place northeast Benson, Kathryn, 423 Brown avenue northwest Bernhard, Mildred, 737 High avenue southwest Bibbee. Frances, 3121 Ninth street southwest Binkley, lean, 2446 Winfield way northeast Biris, Persephone, 200 Exeter avenue southwest Bissler, Helen, 1520 Gibbs avenue northeast Black, Helen, 1341 Ivydale avenue southwest Blackburn, Ella, 1309 Twelfth street northeast Block, Florence, 2653 Gibbs avenue northeast Bobo, Esther, 408 McGregor avenue northwest Booth, Glenda, 327 Columbus avenue northwest Bossart, Norma, 512 Boylan avenue southeast Bowman, Mary Alice, 1126 Dewalt avenue northwest Boyer, Blodwyn, 2235 Winfield way northeast Brahler, Mary, 1541 Dueber avenue southwest Brannan, Mary Ellen, 716 North Walnut Bressie, Helen, 1652 Rowland avenue northeast Briegel, Helen, 924 Shadyside avenue southwest Brown, Doris, 615 High avenue southwest Brunker, Beverly, 1018 Shadyside avenue southwest Bullock, Doris, 1209 Highland road northeast Bundy, Belva, 1236 Shadyside avenue southwest Bundy, Sally, 614 Prospect avenue southwest Burleson, Gloria, 643 Prospect avenue southwest Burneson, Iean, 915 Shadyside avenue southwest Burns, Margaret, 2234 Anderson place southwest Bush, Dorothy, 1529 Gibbs avenue northeast Butler, Mabel, 516 Eleventh street southeast Butts, Iune, 1821 Belltlower avenue southwest Byrer, Barbara, 2202 Fourth street northeast Camarata, Angeline, 112 Hollwell southwest Campbell, Alice lean, 1257 Cleveland avenue northwest Caringi, Marie, 201 Twentieth street southwest Carl, Dolly, 2032 Third street southeast Hrge 188 it L ll a L NG naw' , maui' mu ov wsmu N . I A .. , POSITl0Il5 FOH GBIIDIIIITES The great industrial expansion in Canton has created an exceptional demand for Secretaries, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Typists and Office Assistants. Nearly 200 Canton Actual students obtained positions last year. Many calls were received for which no graduates were available. High school and college graduates are urged to enroll for training without delay. New classes are formed every month. CALL AT THE COLLEGE, WRITE. OR PHONE 3-5908 FOR A FREE CATALOG I. W. A. STAUDT, General Agent TI-IURIVIAN F. STAUDT, Supervisor ED. I. STAUDT, Cashier he LINCULN National Lile Ins. Co. General Agency Suite lOl Brand Bldg. CANTON, OHIO O A Policy to Fit YOUR Needs! LINCOLN PICTURES, BIOGRAPHIES, ETC. for the Asking! Call or Phone 3-2208 FLOWERS for All Occasions Quality and Service Q If ww m QW.: Stwgzta I- mgsmf eL!Qaadf 4,5ff esgwgr 'WMEL Itfwfiiwiif N 4 0? N-u We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere HERMAN KEHL F LUWER SHUP 338 CLEVELAND AVE., N. W. Corner Fourth and Cleveland, N. W. ' Greenhouses at East End oi Fairhope Canton - Louisville Road P11 gc 189 Graduation Gifts that have Distinction and Charm When you choose gifts for a graduate, you Search for the unusual, the smart and distinctive, those you know will give pleasure. Such are the crifts you find at Stern and Mann's in the wide assortments in the various gift depart- ments, PRICE RANGES ARE MODERATE I The Stern and Mann Company Tuscarawas St. Cleveland Ave. r U5 s ow .ld Q 'J Q fa 4? 9 0 4 1694 4' 91 Q- 711:24 06 05 'too . Ar, RS-I-AN C9299 L ,. W W, Y 77,71 Carney, Bette, 2309 Clyde avenue southwest Carr, Bette, 503 Eleventh street northwest Case, Ruth, 1312 Twelfth street northeast Chambers, Florence, 1950 Market avenue north Charley, Helen, 2109 Penn place northeast Chimples, Lucille, 900 East Tuscarawas avenue Chmel, Miriam, 1701 Garfield avenue southwest Clark, Mildred, 716 Shadyside avenue southwest Clemens. Lois, 1133 Oak avenue northwest Clouse, Helen, 2221 Sixteenth street northeast Cocklin, Betty, R. D. No. 1 Canton Coe, Wilda, 1330 Maryland avenue southwest Cohen, Ruthe, 718 Bellflower avenue southwest Cohn, Ida, 416 Thirteenth street southeast Cole, Alice Mae, 1015 Third street northeast Coleman, Gloria, 928 Sylvan court northeast Connor, Mildred, 134 Sixth street southwest Cooper, Iean, 712 Sixth street southwest Copeland, Ethel, 1349 South Market avenue Corey, Helen, 1216 Gibbs avenue northeast Coron. Bertha, 1339 Eleventh street southeast Correlli, Evelyn, 1424 Allen avenue southeast Cristalli, Antoinette, 2627 Baldwin avenue northeast Crouser, Emma, 1206 24th street northeast Culp, Mary lane, 216 Harrison avenue southwest Curci, Marie, 622 Lafayette avenue southeast Cox, Marjorie, 2115 Cleveland avenue south Dobina, Mary lane, 1504 Alden avenue southwest Dupper, Betty, 318 Green court northeast Duell, Wilma, 212 Hazlett avenue northwest Dubose, Gertie, 2425 Thirteenth street northeast Drakulich, Mary, 515 Sixth street northeast Downard, Mabel, 1924 Third street northeast Dilqard, Della, 216 Lincoln avenue northwest Dickey, lane, 514 Ninth street northeast Dickey, Roberta, 827 Liberty street southeast Destefano. Mary, 1405 Third street northeast Dennis, Bessie, 111 Wells avenue northwest DeMont, Iulia, 1905 Stark avenue southwest Demchak, Iosephine, 1815 Roosevelt avenue northeast Davis. Naomi, 1200 Sixth street northeast Davis, Mina, 124 Fifth street northwest Danner, Maxine, 1304 Tuscarawas street east Daniluk, Mary, 333 Eleventh street southeast Daily, Eunice, 1420 Harrison avenue southwest Eberhart, Mary, 709 Michael place southwest Eder, Ann. 1748 lrwin place northeast Efanti. Iulia, 305 Thirteenth street southeast Ehrenberg, Wilma, 1504 Second street southeast Eliades, Fay, 2227 Georqetown road northeast Ellsworth. Gloria, 622 Broad avenue northwest Esber, Anne, 126 Twelfth street northeast Evans, Margaret, 1429 Lawrence road northeast Evey, Virqinia, R. D. No. 1, Terrace road northwest Fanno. Jennie, 1417 Greenfield avenue southwest Fano, Irene, 2432 Eleventh street northwest Ferquson, Betty, 418 West Tuscarawas street Ferquson, Doris, 622 Forest avenue southwest Ferris, Ianet, 807 Fourth street northwest Fiecoat, Virqinia, 134 Harrison avenue southwest Fitzpatrick, Ianice, 411 Bellflower avenue northwest Page 190 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 Imax SIHNIIBIRGIR 6 Qgfvqiaeiiemzefi 6 ,MN T Qif xqi in I DISTINCTIVE YET NOT EXPENSIVE Congratulations to the Class of 1941 I-IILLIVIAN'S, I N C . CANTON'S MOST INTERESTING STORE Diamonds Watches Iewelry Glass China Silverware O 216 Market Avenue, North CANTON, OHIO WHEN QUALITY COUNTS Ask for BLACK and WHITE cANNEn Toons AT YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCER Page 191 OWN i Sport Coats in as many colors as the proverbial Ioseph's Coat. Plain Shades as well. In rich Shetland fabrics. 1 l A Pair of Slacks to Blend with Every Color! 1 Sport Coats from 12.95 l Sport Slacks from 5.85 1 it l CONGRATULATIONS , l CLASS of 1941 1 l from E l J. L. Arnold 8: Sons 1 l ' , P l l 817 MARKET, N. MIX 1 YOUR Focht, Edwena, 114 Hartford avenue southeast Foraker, Louise, 3122 Eleventh street southwest Forsberg, Martha, 800 Forest avenue southwest Frank, Mary, 200 Broad avenue northwest Frederick, Virginia, 922 Eighth street northeast Friscat, Mary, 1623 Market avenue south Garey, Mary Ellen, 1115 Fourth street northeast Gaskins, Elaine, 1625 Glendale place northeast Georqe, Artemi, 1846 Tenth street northeast Geyer, Beatrice, 101 Meyers Lake Gibbins, Betty, 1300 Plain avenue northeast Gilmore, Betty, 1237 Roslyn avenue southwest Gilmore, Ruth, 1107 Greenfield avenue southwest Glines, Elizabeth, 1404 lvydale avenue southwest Gnagy, Ptyllis, 931 Bellflower avenue southwest Godagidis. Meta, 1736 Eleventh street northeast Goodrich. Esther, 3033 Tuscarawas street west Graening, Lorraine, 451 Waynesburg road southeast Griltin, Frances, 1018 Fourth street northeast Grimm, Betty, 1215 Wertz avenue southwest Grovemiller, Arlene, 228 Park avenue southwest Gunn, Maryette, 801 Columbus avenue northwest Haaq, Marilyn, 711 Wertz avenue northwest Haines, Mary, 2437 Ninth street northwest Hambleton, lean, R. D. No. 4, Massillon, Ohio Hand, Mary, 503 Broad avenue northwest Hansen, Carolyn, 1107 Clarendon avenue northwest Harokopus, Angeline, 415 Brown avenue northwest Harrington, Virginia, 706 Park avenue southwest Hartline. lean, 123 Kennet court northwest Hechtl, Gladys, 724 Walnut avenue northeast Helboe. Lula, 405 Thirteenth street northeast Heller, Marqaret, 1817 Root avenue northeast Hemphill, Peggy, 2561 Kirby avenue northeast Hendershot, Donna, 811 Twelfth street northeast Henning, Mary, 919 Rex avenue northeast Herbst, Lillian, 210 High avenue southwest Hoag, Betty, 527 Bedford avenue northwest Holder, Kay, 2025 Tuscarawas street east Hornan, Marion, 1224 Eighteenth street northeast Horner, Ethel, 1524 Ninth street northeast Horton, Cora, 1323 Walker court northeast Householder, Mary, 2061 Third street northeast Hulit. Vivian, 1346 Maple avenue northeast Humbird, lean, 1124 Bedford avenue southwest Hunter, Eria, 1523 Fifth street northeast Iarrell, Thelma, 2244 Allen avenue Southeast Iohnson, Betty, 1524 Harrisburg road northeast Iohnston, Dorothy, 709 Cleveland avenue northwest Ioliat, Ioan, 2046 Second street northeast lones, Betty Lou, 603 Fourth street northwest Iones, Marymargaret, 1319 Sixth street northwest Iulian, Stella, 1456 Struble avenue northeast Iury, Alma, 1627 Edwards avenue northeast Iustice, Betty, 810 Wertz avenue northwest Kajganic, Dorothy, 2538 Indiana way northeast Kantor, Elizabeth, 207 Carnahan avenue northeast Karam, Dorothy, 1658 Tuscarawas street east Karcher, Violet, 411 Wamer road southeast Karipides, Ruby, 1327 Ohio avenue northeast Karras, Katie, 1820 Seventh street northeast Page 792 ELGIN, BULOVA, GRUEN. HAMILTON, HALLMARK W A T C H E S CANDID CAMERAS MOVIE CAMERAS Q NM S A ESTAILISHEDINO W II! TUSC ST E o Extra Charge for Convenient Terms l Eli ir in fwfr' l' ll W COMPLIMENTS of l 1 l U tl 1 S A L Y ' ll A Q DAIRY PRODUCTS 5 tl L H ICE CREAM lt fl fl rl l l lf A l 1 l tg lx if A Ends the Quest for the Best B0 COMPLIMENTS of N MARCHE Shoe Department Peggy Lees 33.98 and S4.98 Speedy Sport Oxfords S298 Play Sandals Sl.99 A complete line of white Peggy Lees for graduation and Play Sandals or Sport Oxfords for the Class picnic. BON MARCHE 421 Market Ave. N. Page 19.3 S FLOWERS? So alluring . . . so compellingly strik- ing and beautiful . . . you will want your home to radiate their unusual beauty. , Y G4-I ,bk V , Don Johnston's Flowers 127 Fourth St., N. W. DIAL 7354 DISTANCE - - - NO BARRIER Your flowers can be delivered to any destina- tion, through our membership in The Florists Telegraph Delivery Association BUY QUALITY IEWELRY Kaser, Bette, 1414 Harrison avenue southwest Kaufman, Marilyn, 1319 Third street northeast Kelch, Kathryn, 1201 Twellth street northeast Keller, Ilene, 626 Walnut avenue north Kiley, Mary lane, 1524 Olive place northeast Killins, Eddie Mae, 326 Eleventh street southeast Kime, Mary Alice, 205 Shorb avenue northwest Kinder, Doris, 118 Walnut avenue southeast Kines, Viola, 512 Hiner avenue northeast Kinq, Dorothy, 1924 Filth street southeast Kinser, Marie, 2312 Eleventh street northwest Kirk, Mabel, 1908 Third street northeast Kornitsky, Shirley, 1210 Seventeenth street northeast Koufos, Marie, 1627 Spring avenue northeast Kounouzvelis, Georgia, 805 Thompson court southeast Lamielle, Eileen. 3732 Harvard avenue northwest Lamparski, Cecelia, 1532 Bryan avenue southwest Lando, Mae lean, 135 Broad avenue northwest Lappin, Dorothy, 733 Camden avenue southwest Lechner, Ruth, 1305 Seventh street southwest Lengyel, Anna, 1843 Penn place northeast Lent, Doris, 2313 Seventh street southwest Leonard, Doris, 1717 Frederick avenue southwest Lewis, Gloria, 1320 Henry avenue southwest Lipschutz, Dorothy, 1025 Prospect avenue southwest Livelsberqer, Bernice, 2911 Second street northwest Livingston, Elizabeth, 509 Ninth street southeast Lizzie,Y1daVMae, 1350 Henry avenue southwest Lombardi, Arsilia, 1525 Stark avenue southwest Lombardi, Helen, 1615 Clark avenue southwest Lombardi, Mary, 943 Hiqh avenue southwest Loose, Gwendolyn, 1376 Dueber avenue southwest Lorenzano, Elizabeth, 1500 Fourth street southeast Loveall, Mildred, 602 Cleveland avenue southwest Ludwig, Iune, 1228 Concord avenue southwest Lutzko, Anna, 2251 Thirteenth street northeast Maciejewski, Helen, 1523 Alden avenue southwest Macrides, Pauline, 845 Rowland avenue northeast GIFTS THAT LAST , t r o m 1 li Canton's Oldest Reliable 1 Credit Iewelers Magee, Geraldine, 2317 Fifteenth street southwest Maitert, Ioyce, 803 Twenty-fifth street northwest Malloy, Catherine, 3343 Mahoning road northeast Manos, Elizabeth, 412 Gibbs avenue northeast Manos, Mary, 203 Sixth street southeast Manzella, Angeline, 1341 Eleventh street southeast Marshall, Kathryn, 3028 Thirteenth street southwest Il lI ll ll E Jewelry Co. , 135 Tuscarawas. St,, E. Canton, O. Matzenbach, Betty, 332 Dryden avenue northwest McConnell, Ieanne, 2827 Fourth street northwest McCullough, Ann, 1216 Dueber avenue southwest McGill, Geraldene, 3222 Tuscarawas street west McKean, lean, 1501 Rowland avenue northeast Meacham, Helen, 342 Henrietta avenue northeast Meola, Marie, 1006 Brad avenue southeast Mercier, Christine, 137 Greenfield avenue southwest Mergus, Frances, 511 High avenue northwest Messenic, Grace, 1310 Cleveland avenue southwest Meyers, Kathren, 2012 Third street northeast Miller, Marilyn, 1373 Maryland avenue southwest Miller, Mary lane, 2220 Seventh street southwest Miller, Mary lane, 718 Sayler avenue southwest Millward, Annabelle. 2003 Third street northeast Miracle, Helen 2115 Seventh street southwest Page 194 W1 ' IJ F B vc? 649 Q f X J- . . A X if I- 1 if if is X l-A , X 1 I . . , rf w ,f 1-I ' T . jc 5 X E Q: o X K .EEHYGIENTC SYSTEM ls The Canton Academy ot BEAUTY Culture 312 Cleveland Ave., N. Phone 7043 CANTON. OHIO .Xn Ohio State .Xrrrcrlitul 2 24 lit-:uxty Q .Xcznlrmy Phone, Write or Call for information Without Ohligation! Tremendous Upportunities For Good Positions in the Beauty Culture Field! Kiln' lh-nnt3 llnltnrm- course offers :nnlritions gruflnutt-s nmny oppmwiinitics for intl-rvstiiig :xnrl prufitalrlv work in :ull parts of the worlfl. H4-rc i- 41 list of positions that :irc 01-vn to n-xm-rin-tlcvfl opt-r:utors: Q Demonstrator lor Permanent Waving, Cosmetics or Hair Dyes Q Hollywood Make-up Artist and Hair Stylist Q Operator on Steamship Lines Q Teacher in Beauty Schools Q State Board lnspector and Examiner Q Lecturer Q Radio Q Magazines Q Advertising Q Publishing Q Consultant Q Laboratory Research 'I'ln- lnnton Acmlcnxy is thc only school in Ohio tt-nclnng the llygicnw Systenx, C'-zur,-cs rm-quire lv to 7 months. Rates :irc very znoclvrnte, Mininlnni wages of 514.50 pu' week :irc :lssurm-ml to lu-ginncr grznluzxtcs. You are rormlinlly invite-rl to cull :mul sou our new :mir-conzlitionezl school in opera- tion. New classes forming lst :incl lith of every month. The ffznnton Aczulcwny ot' B:-:nity Vulture is :n NATIONAI. HONOR FMBLEAI SVHUOI .... yrt it rlof,-S NUT vos! :my more for your training lltiltli than in nn or1lin:n'5 svlmol, Mifffgffe FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU TE21, You CAN EARN Room AND BOARD WHILE ATTENDING scHooL! The HALLE BRUS. Co. CANTON, OHIO A New Enlarged Junior Miss Section Ready for you . . . a fine assortment ot young tashionables with a bit ot sophistication tor your Finis ot High School. SECOND FLOOR ARVARD CLOTHES MARKET AVENUE at SECOND, S. W. The Choice ot Style-Wise and Value Conscious Men Page 195 'mr l SI-IERWIN - WILLIAMS 1 C0. r-0 PAINTS WALLPAPER 1 4--4CfXSe---b 1 1 320 Market Avenue, N, 5 Phone 5376 1 ' CANTON, OHIO E Photographic Craftsmanship A c I Portraits Photo Finishing Commercial Picture Framing health Q6.L'ltTciLl?tt'dt Tc't'i.d.H 426 sixth st., N. W. Mitchell, lane, 803 Mahoning road northeast Moery, Virginia, 233 Bellflower avenue northwest Moll, Helen, 618 Sandals place northeast Mottice, Arline, 806 Hiqhland road northeast Mucci, Lucy, 1023 Liberty street southeast Murphy, Geraldine, 1114 Sixth street southwest Myers, Dorothy, 2413 Twelfth street southwest Myers, Frances, 1133 Park avenue southwest Nader, Elizabeth, 2040 Eighth street northeast Neel, Cordella, 1002 Third street northwest Newton, Vera, 1525 Eighteenth street northeast Nichols, Eileen, 1005 Dartmouth avenue southwest Nichols, Marguerite. 714 Tenth street northwest Nichols, Madeline, 714 Tenth street northwest Nicozini. Teresa, 428 Girard avenue northeast Nobis. lean, 507 Girard avenue southeast Nofsger, Wanda, 816 Fourth street northeast O'Prean, Marie, 1645 Bryan avenue southwest Owens, Mary Lou, 515 Eighth street northwest Pappas. Helen, 715 Ryan court northeast Pappas, Katherine, 1739 Twenty-third street northeast Pappas, Sophia, 136 Fawcett court northwest Pariso, Eileen, 2406 Tenth street northwest Peeler, Betty Io, 712 Seventh street northeast Pennell, Marjorie, 1355 Garfield avenue southwest Pentek, Dorothy, 940 Francis court northeast Perdue, Marilyn, 617 Alexander place northeast Peterson, Lois, 71602 Eighteenth street northeast Petraroli, Dorothy, 1813 Thirteenth street southeast Phillips, Ioyce, 1310 Warner road southeast Popa, Irene, 620 Webster avenue northeast Pope, Eleanor, 1457 Alden avenue southwest Prato, Antoinette, 1522 Bryan avenue southwest Price, Eleanor, 3222 Dewey place southwest Puncheon, Virginia, 2222 Sixth street southwest Pustay, Helen, 1736 Eiqhth street northeast Racicot. Mary Iane, 315 Ninth street northwest Radakovich, Sylvia, 2808 Mahoning road northeast Raley, Roberta Ioan, 355 Bedford avenue northwest Rampi, Rose, 1050 Mahoninq road northeast Ramsey, Audrey, 1009 Sixth street southwest Rau, Betty lane, 1018 Prospect avenue southwest Reese, Martha, 1321 Shriver avenue northeast Reiter, Margaret, 205 Ninth street northeast Renner, Ianet, 337 Thirtieth street northwest Resler, Kathryn, 1321 Fourth street northwest Rickard. Annabel, 3129 Tuscarawas street west Richards, Kathleen, 1427 Tenth street northeast Rieqler, Elizabeth, 702 Eighth street northeast Riegler, Eunice, 1317 Margaret avenue southwest Rieqler, lune, 731 Mahoning road northeast Riley, Alberta, 3040 Sixth street southwest Rinehart, Dorothy, B13 Rowland avenue northeast Ritter, Muriel. 918 Clarendon avenue southwest Rizzo, Rita, 1029 Liberty avenue southeast Robinson, Berdine, 925 Mahoninq road northeast Rodriguez, Edith, 616 Belden avenue northeast Rohrer, Margaret, 118 Walnut avenue southeast Roland, Charlotte, 1242 Linwood avenue southwest Rosso, Pauline, 1825 Thirteenth street southeast Rutle, Wilma. 1804 Seventh street northwest Page 196 vue ml. all fha g,-ihnwvg gels if Eyery 5 0 40 'Ik EJ ..,:J ZW' - 5 E '5 6 7 .XL s X if xmwf THE HUUVER CUMPANY CONGRATULATIONS The Choicest of Flowers CLASS f 1941 1 O A Always 'run UFFICE Enuzrmznr S3 CU. Headquarters for 1 School and College Supplies. Office Furniture and Oiiice Supplies 1 I 1 321 Tuscarawas St., W. DIAL 2-6403 CANTON, OHIO 218 Cleveland Avenue, N. W. M. A. BU!-'Fo DON CRILE 1 Page' 197 Compliments of The LIVINGSTON FURNITURE Co. 300 Market Ave. N. Corner 3rd, Street K4 Sirgo, Angelina, 1548 Garfield avenue southwest W Russell. Elizabeth, 332 Ninth street southeast Sabatino. Eleanor, 1641 Market avenue south 11 Salmen, Erna, 1613 Clarendon avenue southwest Sandberg, Ada, 1321 Roslyn avenue southwest Sanford, Doris, R. D. No. 1 Lakeview road northwest Santora, Pauline, 1233 Third street southeast U Sarkeis, lda, 1326 Tuscarawas street east 11 Schafer, LaVonne, 1248 Harrisburg road northeast 1x Schaub, Margaret, 1240 Lippert road northeast Schaub, Martha, 1240 Lippert road northeast 1 1 1 1. Schenker. Betty, 1216 Ford court northwest . Schmidt, Ruth, 922 Bellflower avenue southwest Schreiber, Ioan, 508 Thirty-first street northwest Schwager, Anna Mary, 3803 Mahoning road northeast 1 Scott, Burdine, 254 Thirty-first street northwest Seesholtz, Sara lane, 401 Third street northwest W1 Singleitner, Rose Marie, 1211 Fifth street southwest ll Seymour, Dorcthy, 514 Eighth street northeast Shaheen, Marilyn, 818 Fifteenth street northeast 11 Shaheen, Tess, 807 Rex avenue north 1 Shaheen, Virginia, 818 Fifteenth street northeast Shaw, Geraldine, 1516 Spring avenue northeast Shaw. Helen, 1033 Clinton avenue southwest Shiltz, Nellie, 511 English place northeast 1 . 1 1 Shipbaugh. Hester lane, 1700 Harrisburg road northeast 11 Shockey, Donna, 1236 Maryland avenue southwest ' Shull, Mary Louise, 319 Clarendon avenue northwest 1 1 1 Shultz, 1 1 Ruth, 1410 Ninth street northeast Skubiek, Sophie, 1824 Edwards avenue northeast Smith. Elizabeth Ann. 421 Girard Smith, Evelyn, 1434 Lippert road v I The Canton Home of HART-SCHAFFNER 51 MARX CLOTHES and WALK-OVER SHOES WALKERS 1 1 Smith. 1- Smith, Helen, 309 Roslyn avenue 1 Smith. avenue southeast northeast Florence, 718 Fifth street southwest northwest Ruth, 818 Halter court northwest Snyder, Alma, 1129 Spring avenue northeast Snyder, Georgetta, 1500 Greenfield avenue southwest 1 Snyder, Norma, 2216 Seventh street northwest 1 Q Spaan. I Spanag Hilda, 1324 Henry avenue southwest el, Mary Lou, 649 Roslyn avenue southwest Spencer, Parylee, 2825 Marquette road northwest 1 Sprunger, Dorothy, R. D. No. 1 Reedurban 1 Steffy, 1 1 1 1 1 1 Stinson, 1 Stocker . 1 Stokey. 1 1 Stonem 1 Stewart. . Stewart. ' Stan, Violet, 1107 Eiqhth street northeast 1 1 Stebler. Ruthanne, 1715 Seventeenth street northeast Marjorie, 206 Lawn avenue northwest 1 Stevenson, Mildred, 904 Liberty street southeast Dorothy, Cryden road, Avondale Iona, 1901 Taft avenue northeast Velma, Daleford avenue northeast t, Iane. R. D. No. 4, Bailey road, Massillon Lois, 3312 Twelfth street northwest an, Evelyn, 1718 Fifth street southeast Storch, Gloria, 3115 Fourteenth street southwest 1 1 1' Stover, Lois, 1222 Maryland avenue southwest - Straub, Mary, 919 Thirteenth street northeast 11 Stronq, Evelyn, 1241 Third street southeast V Studer, Betty lane, 1026 Nineteenth street northeast Sturm, Eileen 2342 Second street northeast Sullivan, Katie, 405 Clarendon avenue northwest 11 Taylor, Glenna, 3216 Cleveland avenue north Thomas, Kathryn, 2420 Mahoning road northeast Page 1 98 THE HARVEY L E H R LUMBER co. COMPLETE LUMBER AND MILLWORK SERVICE FOR HOMES, FACTORIES AND CONTRACTORS Specializing in F. H. A. Building Loans, Free Estimates and Planning Service Department, Builders' Hardware, Glidden Paints and Varnishes, Shingles- Siding, Marlite Composition Tile, Iohns-Manville Products, Roofing Material. DIAL 7107 1909 Mahoning Road, N. E. THE CANTON REPOSITORY For 126 Years a Dependable Canton Institution 0 SALUTES The Class of 1941 of McKinley High School As its members march out into the World where the educational training they have started must be continued from day to day. THE CANTON REPOSITORY THROUGH ITS INFORMATIVE NEWS COLUMNS VVILL H LP TODAY S STUDENTS BECOME TOMORROWS LEADERS. NEW RooKS OLD RooKS GREETING CARDS GAMES BIBLES STATIONERY WEDDING STATIONERY CANTERBURY-CRAINE B UK I-IUUSE 201 Sixth Street, N. W. CANTON, OHIO WE CAN PROCURE ANY BOOK IN PRINT Page' 190 STARK DRY GOODS COMPAN Y Largest Varieties at Lowest Prices GULF at Tam O'Shanter 2 We 36 Holes Bent Greens EXPERTLY MAINTAINED Nationally Advertised Equipment Sold RATES REASONABLE Tohey, Olive, 1011 Fifteenht street northeast Tressel. Catherine, 641 Harrison avenue southwest Tuttle. Helen, 320 Poplar avenue northwest Unsworth, Twila, 942 Wells avenue southwest Van Lew, Evelyn, 919 Forest avenue southwest Van Meter, Alice, 1542 Bedford avenue southwest Vargo, Margaret, 1611 Royal avenue northeast Vasiliades. Olga. 1829 Eighth street northeast Vasquez, Mary Marcia, 1813 Fourth street northeast Vasvari, Goldie. 1725 Roosevelt avenue northeast Voudouris, Mary. 1822 Blecker place northeast Von Gunten. lane, 1525 Bedford avenue southwest Waechter, Marjorie, 2707 Eighth street northwest Wagner. Olga, 2529 Seventeenth street northeast Waleska. Ruth, 2511 Indiana way northeast Walk, Theresa, 813 Park avenue southwest Walther, Catherine, 1513 Glendale avenue northeast Walker. Bette Ieanne. 2915 Sixth street southwest Waltner, lean, 922 Twenty-eighth street northeast Waltz, Gerry, 1619 Fortieth street northwest Watkins. Minnie. 955 Carnahan avenue northeast Webborn, Grace. 3007 Eleventh street southwest Weichert, Louisa, 808 Mahoning road northeast Welch, Bertha, 1101 Clarendon avenue southwest Wells, Ruth, 3114 Sixth street southwest Wells, Wanda, 3830 Mahoninq road northeast Whitemyer, Gloria, 928 Fourth street southwest Williams. Kathleen, 1234 Worley avenue northwest Williams, Ruth. 710 Raynolds place southwest Willson, Martha, 720 Second street northwest Wilson, Kathryn, 314 Georgetown road northeast Winkler. Doris. 1612 Maple avenue northeast Wise, Wanda Mae, 1505 Irwin place northeast Wiseman, Ruth. 615 Prospect avenue southwest Woodford, Maeleen, 915 Auburn place northwest Woolley, Mary Louise, 128 Harrison avenue southwest Wortman, Naomi. 2302 Indiana way northeast Xenos, Sophie, 1413 Ohio avenue northeast Yahn, Adelaide, 1727 Root avenue northeast Yelichek. Ann. 1611 Dueber avenue southwest Young, Margaret. 2231 Waltham place southwest Young, Vivian, R. D. No. 1 Canton Zarlengo. Iosephine, 1813 Clark avenue southwest Zika. Martha. 1445 Ohio avenue northeast Zimmer. Anita, 2231 Eleventh street southwest Zubetz, Helen, 1616 Wooster avenue northeast CLASS UF 1941 Boys Adams, Russell, 412 Broad avenue northwest Albaugh, Virgil, 1205 Fourth street northeast Albers. Frank, 810 Brad avenue southeast Alexander, Richard, 1111 Sixth street northeast Allen. William, 1719 Shorb avenue northwest Allred. Roy, 416 McKinley avenue southwest Amendola, Pete, 2531 Indiana way northeast Anderson, 1. F., 810 Bedford avenue northwest Andrews, Eugene, 2348 Sixteenth street southwest Antal. Benjamin, 2338 Seventeenth street northeast Page 200 BUY Nationally Advertised WATCHES - DIAMONDS IEWELRY - SILVERWARE - RADIOS and CAMERAS R E R J E w 1: 1. n Y S TIUIIIIS 126 E. Tuscarawas - - - 334 N. Market HILSCHER-CLARKE ELECTRIC COMPANY Inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 137 Sth St., N. E. CANTON OHIO BETTER RESULTS C O O K W I T H ELECTRICITY COOL - CLEAN - F AST - SAFE - ECONOMICAL me OHIO POWER Ca ia! f 5, UI il MEX-0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CLEANER 1 l 1 WATER SOFTENER 1 N - wf' ' 5 l sth 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 S' ' Q li 1 1 1, I, 1 I ku-rn ',ouunomr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 l MAKES ALLCLEANING EASIER , Q 1 3 mssoivrs mm' cms GREASE , 1 1 1 1 it 1 ,. 1 l :i 1 1 , il it 1 it U 1 Mel'o is a scientific cleaner that saves W 1 work. Dissolves dirt. Cuts grease. , l Saves soap. A big help in kitchen. 'l laundry or bath. Directions on the , 1 package. Sold by all grocers in two 1 1 convenient sizes. 1 3 11 11 ll MADE BY THE MAKERS TN ,T OF SANI-FLUSH 1 it 77 77 in W Y W Y H V 1, . : F: .. fa ,4:-if:-1-:Ai-: .A.-- 3: ., 1' .ml A 415.232 :2:f:f:f:f:Q:5:-'-' it 55:3 tltlltl lil' , ,.,,:5Efif15ff1 E8 ' fax- 9, S555E2EEE23:5:5:5:g:3:3:51 -irc: f lili-Hi:-:iirtlzr -13:4 :-21:1 23121215 N, ' ' .2 ' ' .4:Iiii3fi:3:?:5i3i3i3f3ii:1:3:5fii3fiI513:5:3:3f3i3i7:7:i:3:?:3: ' KEEPS toilet bowls clean, white and sanitary. Rust - 14 and stains vanish . . . the W Q porcelain sparkles like new. X l' ' Sruzi-Flush is also cjfvcfirc f for vlmzuizzg aizfomobilc mrliufors. ' ' l' Quick ' EASY ' SANITARY 0 ll I ':.!- I SOLD BY ALL RETAIL STORES IN 254: AND l0c CANS 1 The Hygienic Products Co. CANTON, OHIO Anthony, Nick, 2200 Twenty-fifth street northeast Arend, Carl, 2613 Nicholas place northwest Arndt, Clarence, 1724 Fourteenth street southwest Arnold. Dick, 2710 Tenth street southwest Balla, Steve, 2107 Penn place northeast Barnes, lrvinq, 1234 Housel avenue southeast Beiter, Iohn, 1138 Rex avenue northeast Berqert, Glenn, 139 Aultman avenue northwest Berkman, Gerald, 853 Gibbs avenue northeast Berkshire, Bill, 193492 Tuscarawas street west Beuter, Bickar,t Robert, 3216 Dewey place southwest Paul, 704 Shadyside avenue southwest Binq, Owen, 2718 Tenth street southwest Bolovan, Virgil, 505 Webster avenue northeast Bonar, Robert, 110 Hudson place southwest Booher, Frank, 2210 Ninth street northwest Boscia, Nick, 1510 Dueber avenue southwest Bourquin, Harold, 2221 Third street southeast Bourquin, Richard, 534 Smith avenue northwest Bravis, Georqe, 2809 Seventh street southwest Breting, Kenneth, 1109 Dueber avenue southwest Brokaw. Austin, 2214 Allen avenue southeast Brown. Brown, Dick, 949 Bellflower avenue southwest Matthew, 1465 Allen avenue southeast Bucher, Charles, 346 Broad avenue northwest Bund, lohn, 2640 Market avenue north Byers, Charles, 1371 McKinley avenue southwest Byers, Frederick, 1371 McKinley avenue southwest Calabretta, Sam, 600 Twelfth street southeast Cammel, Nick, 662 Seventeenth street southeast Canfield, Kale, 620 Dueber avenue southwest Caporali, Camillo, 428 Girard avenue northeast Carnes, Tom, 827 McKinley avenue northwest Cavender, Carl, 125 Dartmouth avenue southwest Chabek, lack, 1377 Roslyn avenue southwest Cindea, Cornell, 1008 Mahoning road northeast Clark, Earl, 808 Dartmouth avenue southwest Clark, Robert, 1400 Nineteenth street northeast Clemens, Edwin, 111 Hartford avenue southeast Clouse, Steve, 1727 Ohio avenue northeast Cochran, Maurice, 718 Market avenue south Cocklin, Robert, 1421 Sixth street southwest Condello, Tony, 1005 Sixth street northeast Coron. Corosu. Cotton, Couris, Couris, Richard, 1339 Eleventh street southeast lohn, 2123 Fourth street northeast Don, 911 Camden avenue southwest Georqe, 525 Elgin avenue northwest Gus, 914 Spring avenue northeast Cramer, Paul, 2149 Tuscarawas street east Cuckler, Keith, Navarre road southwest Durbin, Clyde, 916 Fifteenth street northeast Dunn, Kenneth, 602 Third street southwest Duft, Richard, 236 Raymond court southwest DuBar, Donze. lules, 429 Gobel avenue southeast Stanley, 1213 Wertz avenue southwest Dodich, Frank, 1805 Superior avenue northeast Dittmar, Carl, 1518 Navarre road southwest Dick, Carl, 2715 Blair place southwest DiChiara, Natalo, 1216 Sherrick road southeast DeOrio, Ioe, 1389 Crescent road southwest De1Re. Page 2112 loe, 1325 Eleventh street southeast ZVQUQZPQVZWY?f7M6,'f, Wf7k,'fTw,' I ,, fXf?f CTN ,,iQL' ffc 1f YT f ' I 'VY f 'fi' f ' Q ff. Z f' f12f? 7 o E' 1 , ' ' 'vt' ' - 0 , , ,,,,,, , if , , , DISPLAYED IN 59 monm. nnoms 191 ' 4064 . . ll!! 0? mff11omx14pcf:r ffanfffupmfswf 641 Lincoln Way, W. ---- Massillon 4242 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 The LUNTZ IRDN 8: STEEL COMPANY George D Harter Bank Building GUSSETT BDILER and WELDING WURKS BOILER MAKERS AND ERECTORS ELECTRIC or ACETYLENE WELDING 1140 Marion Ave., S. W. Dial 3-3190 CANTON, OHIO ftg ll DEUBLE'S COMPLIMENTS to the Graduates of 1941! I For Over 100 Years Quality Has Cost No More. Often Less at DEUBLE'S 130 Market Ave., S. '7 1 t ii? 2517 .,,,q,ggf , K rx- ' 1-:unseen RUYAL Dealer Portables and Standards Royal - Corona - Remington We Rent, Sell and Repair All Makes Retain and advance your speed by renting a typewriter on our Summer Rates of 33.00 per month 55.00 for 2 months: 57.00 for 3 months, Benson Typewriter Co. 336 Fourth street, N. W. CANTON, OHIO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 DeGarmo, Paul, 312 Arlington avenue northwest Deal, Charles. 2419 Coventry boulevard northeast Davies, Fred, 2414 Tuscarawas street west Ebert, Burt, 2617 Eleventh street southwest Ecrement, Iim, 3129 Seventh street southwest Eddleman, Clifford, 435 Thirteenth street southeast Elliott, Tom, 1516 Irwin place northeast Emery, David, 1832 Harvey place southeast Essinqer, Robert, 1713 Hammond avenue southwest Evanko, Andy, 2210 Allen avenue southeast Evans, Marshall, 3219 Hursh place northwest Evans, Richard, 2511 Fourth street northwest Farber, Robert, 923 McKinley avenue northwest Farwiclc, Arthur, 520 Smith avenue northwest Fish, Charles, 1108 Fifth street southwest Forchione, Michael, 1022 Fifth street southwest Freda, Iames, 1107 Tuscarawas street west Frustaci, Tony, 2200 Fourteenth street northeast Gamble, Charles, 2718 Grove place southwest Garrison, Athie, 468 Twelfth street southeast Gasper, Dick, 1229 Twin place northeast Gennett. Robert, 1918 Crowl place southwest Gensley, Iohn, 624 Third street northwest Geosits, Iohn, 1918 Edwards avenue northeast Gier, Bob, 907 Shorb avenue northwest Gillespie, Percy, 438 Twelfth street southeast Gilmore, Tommy, 907 Fourth street southwest Gilt, Emil, 1223 Eleventh street northwest Glosser, Richard, 823 Market avenue north Goldberg, Ioe, 712 Nemo place southwest Goodman, Albert, 2815 Third street northwest Goshe, lohn, 1911 Harrison avenue southwest Grace, Dale, 707 Tenth street northwest Grassono, Loli. 926 Lafayette avenue southeast Gray, Theodore, 1220 Housel avenue southeast Greene. Homer, 1210 Harrison avenue southwest Grohsmeyer, Fred, 2411 Ninth street northwest Grznar, Paul, 1511 Sixteenth street southwest Guna, Edward, 2438 Winfield way northeast Haines, Carl, 932 Marion avenue southwest Haldeman, Glenn, 1107 Park avenue southwest Hall, Bob, R. D. No. 4 Massillon Halter, Bob, 2415 Ada place northwest Hammersley, Hobart, 2115 Ninth street southwest Hansen, Nick, 1100 Lawrence road northeast Harper, Don, 2710 Abbott place northwest Heckaman, Edward, 617 Roslyn avenue southwest Heddleson. Iames, 1205 Twelfth street northeast Hedin, Richard, 1212 Maryland avenue southwest Hendrix, Cledith, 1515 Lippert road Heropoulos, George, 1854 Seventh street northeast Herbert, Iames, 2120 Allen avenue southeast Herzog, Norman, 1016 Spring avenue northeast Hinderer, Lawrence, 2127 Second street northeast Hinton, Howard, 1023 Fifth street northeast l-Ioffer, Frederick, 3129 Dewey place southwest Hollinger, Lawrence, 1347 Spring avenue northeast Hooper, Ray, 906 Broad avenue northwest Hoover, Bill, 804 Lawrence road northeast Howell, Virgil, 721 Tenth street northwest Huelf, Paul, 2437 Nicholas place northwest Page 204 III V I I t l tl Compliments of Compliments of K E M P T H 0 R. N l it The t I- 1vI 0 I 0 It S IDEAL Q I . FURNITURE t DODGELEADS Co, I I with FLUID DRIVE! l. t if lt .I ' Market Ave. North at Fourth Street ll 811 Cleveland Ave' N' Phone 7326 ll I I. , ir' f 17,71 QQ, T 1,,, Wg! ,Qrfri ,f'1l,f,fl .Y S CQQQQ T' . CWCQIQIQQIJQIQ it CCI C W IIIQSQNCQEPQQQ C The Ford Center J. 8: J. MUTURS. Inc. IOS. DE MARSH, President SALES 0 SERVICE O PARTS S k County's Largest and F 12 h CHERRY, N. E, D 1 6229 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1941 tu-qacbyiobtf-Lv WYLER BRUS. DAIRY - - ll05 Second Street, N.E. Page 205 THE LEONARD AGENCY COMPANY Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1941 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MORTAGE LOANS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SURETY BONDS DIAL 8312 HARTER BANK BUILDING First and Seventh Floors GREI-IN'S MUSIC STURE 124 Cleveland Ave., S. W. CANTON, OHIO Dial 2-6202 - , I 44 .,,.... P Qu v D g'!', 5 Everything in Musical Instruments Expert Repairing Musical Instructions on all Instruments .,,QQN.N ESTABLISHED 1920 A Complete Music Service I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I age Inman, lim, 824 Thompson court southeast Intoccio, Carl. 1304 Third street southeast ldoine, William, 1102 Fourteenth street northwest Iackson, Arthur, 1625 Bank place southwest Iacobs. Melvin, 1457 Shriver avenue northeast Iameson, Howard, 1217 Maple avenue northeast Iarvis, Leon, 1528 22nd street northeast Iohnson, Richard, 2363 Tuscarawas street east Iones. Kenneth, 2723 Ninth street southwest lukich, Robert, 1399 Roslyn avenue southwest Kantor, Pete, 1713 St Elmo avenue northeast Kasper, Mike, 1310 Harrisburg road northeast Kazakis, Peter, 1906 Eleventh street northeast Kehl, Lawrence, R. D. No. 2 Louisville Keney, Russell, 610 Clarendon avenue northwest Kiehl, Iack, 421 Newton avenue northwest Kirkwood, Bob, 2248 Fifteenth street northeast Kleiver, William, 1278 Woodland avenue northwest Knoch, Paul, 152 Roslyn avenue northwest Kozma, George, 1642 Stark avenue southwest Krach, Ioseph, 2722 Mahoning road northeast Kramer. Carl, 3012 Glen place northwest Lair, Ray, 1449 Gross avenue northeast Laughlin, Ward, 1701 Grace avenue northeast Lawrence, Karl. 1135 Dartmouth avenue southwest Leavers, George, 2830 Sixth street northwest Lee. Bill, 1030 Third street northwest Lemke, lack, 1628 May place northeast Liber, George, 1109 Third street northwest Liber, Iames, 1109 Third street northwest Liermann, August, 1727 Tait avenue northeast Linick. Herman, 1325 Gibbs avenue northeast Lombardi, Arthur, 2135 Bolivar road southwest Lombardi, Ralph, 535 Thirteenth street southeast Long, Russel, 2238 Allen avenue southeast Lorson, Dean, 2518 Navarre road southwest Loveless, Eugene, 1315 Maryland avenue southwest Lozier, Eugene. 2553 Coventry blvd. northeast Lucas, Iames, 1016 Lafayette avenue southeast Ludwig, Iohn, 2114 Third street northeast Lusetti, Walter, 1604 Fourth street southeast Mamaliga, Sam 1054 Hoffman court northeast Mamaux, Bob, 813 Mahoning road northeast March, George, 1516 Clark avenue southwest Marshall, Odis,l439 Lippert road northeast Marx, George, 2314 Ninth street southwest Marzocco, Frank, 1629 Twenty-third street northeast Masheck, Elmer, 230 Smith ave southwest Mattachione, Frank, 479 Thirteenth street southeast Maullar, Iames, 702 Third street northeast Mause, Clement, 807 Fourth street southwest Mayes. Robert, R. D. No. 4 Massillon McDonald, Roger, 1012 Greenfield avenue southwest McElroy, Ross, 1141 Rex avenue northeast McGinty, William, 1113 Shadyside avenue southwest McKee, lack, 801 Columbus avenue northwest, McKnight, Darwin, 529 Smith avenue northwest McMaine, Clarence, 1700 Maple avenue northeast McVay, Robert. 1811 Fifth street southeast Meister, lack, 907 Spring avenue northeast Meola, Frank, 1331 Twelith street southeast Miqht, Richard, 1202 Sixth street southwest 206 I'LEISCI'IEH'S 204 Market Avenue, N. Where the Well Dressed Young Man and Young Lady buys her Good Shoes I V I FITTED by X - RAY Compliments of I Frohme's Flowers for PERSONAL FLOWER SERVICE 138 - 5th Street, N. W. DIAL 2-6501 Bonded Member Fl rist T 1 q ph D l y Ass t I I t I Compliments of I' I II N E Y ' S l Cut-Rate Drug Store All I SI I ! 1 415 Market Avenue, North CANTON, OHIO I I L. F. YARGER I. C. SYLER ALWAYS F I R S T WITH THE LATEST In Smart Styles For the Younger Set I E KOBACKEITS The CUMPTUMETER SCHUUL . . . COURSES OF INSTRUCTION I Short I Thorough O Practical Oilers one ol the quickest and surest ways to enter business. New classes start weekly. High School graduates only. Courses devel- oped lrom many years experience training op- erators. Free placement service. You are in- vited to visit our schoolephone or write for lull information. G. H. LANE, Mgr. 213 Mellett Bldg. Phone 27801 Complim ents of The STALEY AGENCY CUMPANY GLENN A. STALEY GNQGD IN S U R A N C E CNQQ Mellett Building CANTON,OHIO Miller, lack, 2310 Ninth street southwest Miller, Robert, 2409 Ada place northwest Mock, Harold, 1305 Shorb avenue northwest Moeglinq, Don, 210 Broad avenue northwest Montandon, Arthur 701 Seventh street northeast Morgenstern, Aloysius, 1607 Stark avenue southwest Moushey, William, 1314 Fifteenth street northeast Muccilli, Albert, 802 Eleventh street southeast Mujais, Iames, 1533 Fourth street northeast Murphy, Robert, 221 Bellflower avenue northwest Myers, William, 208 Gibbs avenue northeast Nave, Daniel, 1364 Stark avenue southwest Neidlinger, Robert. 944 Union avenue southwest Nelson, Ollan, 1107 Seventh street northwest Neuner, Ioe, 1135 McKinley avenue southwest Nimen, Robert, 1520 Third street southeast Nist, Ray, 1121 Third street northeast Nolsger, Robert, 816 Fourth street northeast Norris, Robert. R. D. No. 4 Massillon Oancea, Leon, 1615 Harrison avenue southwest Oney, George, 1140 Bedford avenue southwest Paar, Rex. 1010 Second street southeast Pappas, George, 1408 Third street southeast Patrick, Ross, 1318 Cherry avenue northeast Pensky, lack, 601 Ninth street northeast Peshotl, Boris, 2319 Indiana way northeast Peters, William, 1201 Second street northwest Plendler, Victor, 1040 Spring avenue northeast Pinkley, Stanley, 2322 Indiana way northeast Platz, lim, 2522 Sixteenth street northeast Plummer, Bill, 1002 Park avenue southwest Pope, Richard, 1205 Gonder avenue southeast Prince, Rollman, 827 Mahoning road northeast Putzier, lack, 1637 Harrison avenue southwest Rante, Joseph, 1920 Root avenue northeast Rayl, Norman, 1701 Maple avenue northeast Reale, Frank, 1010 Concord avenue southwest Ream, Harold. 1023 Sylvan court northeast Reel, Richard, 715 Shadyside avenue southwest Reemsnyder, Wallace, 216 Monroe avenue southeast Reese, lames, 1321 Shriver avenue northeast Reinerth, Henry, 2445 Winfield way northeast Ricciardi, Ross, 521 Columbus avenue northwest Richard, Iames, 2510 Ninth street southwest Riggle, Lewis, R. D. No. 4 Massillon Riley, Robert, 1215 Woodland avenue northwest Riley, William, 1449 Edwards avenue northeast Ringenbach, Ray, 1937 Fourth street southeast Rinier, James, 2715 Maywood place southwest Ristow, Louis, 1919 Fourteenth street southwest Robertson, Dave, 3001 Sixth street southwest Robinowitz, Ioe, 1044 Cherry avenue northeast Robinson, Iames, 2712 Maywood place southwest Rohrbaugh, Phares, 804 Tuscarawas street east Rose, Anthony, 2139 Third street southeast Royer, lack, 919 Tenth street northwest Rubin, Neil, 2525 Nicholas place northwest Rushin, lohn, 1118 Cherry street southeast Ryan, Edward, 2706 Abbott place northwest Sandru, Tim, 2348 Georgetown road northeast Schaliner, Robert, 500 Bedford avenue northwest Page 208 W. H. KAUFMAN, President and Manager ELTA CRAWFORD, Se t y The CHAPMAN PLUMBING 8: SUPPLY Co. PLUMBING - HEATING - WATER SOFTENERS Repair Work Given Special Attention 204-206 Third Street, S. W. Phone 3-1401 COMPLIMENTS of A CANTON CITY LINES Hercules Motors Corporation C A N T O N . O H I O AMERICA'S FOREMOST ENGINE MANUFACTURERS Builders of HEAVY DUTY Two, Four and Six Cylinder Engines and Power Units GASOLINE - KEROSENE - NATURAL GAS - DIESEL for OIL FIELD PURPOSES COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MARINE CONVERSIONS GENERAL INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT CONTRACTING AND ROAD BUILDING MACHINERY HERCULES ENGINES Page 209 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1941 DUMONT'S Athletic Equipment 134 Second St., S. E. Second Floor DIAL 2-3225 D U M 0 N T ' Hugh Spotts, Ir. Tom McCoy, Ir. T. A. Caddie Studer COMPLIMENTS of DE LUXE MARKET 220 TUSCARAWAS ST., E. Blanc Flowers Warehouse Market Miller's Restaurant Willowbrook Butter, Eggs and Cheese Steiner Fruits and Vegetables Beatty's Groceries Cabbutt's Pastry Shop Hughes Provision Company Iames Albright-Candies Wenger's Fish Ianson's Butter, Eggs and Cheese VVinter Garden Fruit Company DeLuxe Shoe Repair The Leonard Agency Co. Schario, Clayton, 230 McKinley avenue southwest W, Schario, Robert, 436 Girard avenue southeast 'N Schoeneberg. Albert, 507 Tenth street northwest Y! Schrader, Robert, 1830 Maple avenue northeast Schwalenberg, Don, 3408 Fairmount boulevard northeast 3 Sell, Robert, 1114 Highland road northeast ii Sensibaugh, Ralph. 731 Union avenue southwest f Shaefler, Bill. 1413 Ivydale avenue southwest ll Shaheen, George, 1105 Cherry avenue northeast , Shengle, Carl, 2327 Indiana way northeast Shiiman. Herman, 820 Arlington avenue northwest Shimko, Ioseph, 1712 Dueber avenue southwest Simmers, Kenneth, 1501 Maryland avenue southwest l Singer, Iohn, 1255 Concord avenue southwest W Sirk, Don, 310 Fulton road northwest Skala, Iohn, 305 Montrose avenue northwest Slade. lohn, 1413 Market avenue south Smith, Allan, 2415 Sixteenth street southwest Smith Don, 2410 Eleventh street northwest 1 Smith Iohn, 800 Prospect avenue southwest 1 Smith Martin, 126 Dartmouth avenue southwest l Smith Richard, 814 Fulton road northwest 1 Smith Roland, 1223 Roslyn avenue southwest 1 Snyder, Allan. 2907 Kirby avenue northeast 1 Snyder, Dick, 2364 Tuscarawas street east Soldatis, Louis, 1909 Royal avenue northeast ' Spilker, Iohn, 319 Broad avenue northwest 1, Spiros, Olimpiul, 1427 Seventh street northeast M Stanciu, Victor, 1600 Bryan avenue southwest Q Staudt. lim, 819 Broad avenue northwest ll Steenrod, Adonis, 3208 Dewey place southwest 1 Stock, Earl, 815 Harrison avenue northwest Stockert. Tom, R. F. D. No. 4 Massillon Strahl, Paul, 812 Filth street southwest Sundheimer, Howard, 2316 Ada place northwest - Thompson, Howard, 1335 St. Elmo avenue northeast ll Thompson, Kenneth, 907 Brad avenue southeast 5 Torre, Frank, 328 Eleventh street southeast ' Toth, Andrew, 2402 Fourteenth street northeast ,l Turner, Clarence, 412 Newton avenue northwest I Turpin, Vincent, 728 Cherry avenue south X Uhlman, Curt, 424 Kennet court northwest 1 VanNostran, Ion, 904 Market avenue north 1 Vaughn, Donald, 2239 Mahoning road northeast 1 Vogley, Carl, 3208 Sixth street southwest 1 Voros, William, 1915 Tait avenue northeast 1 Vrungos, Iim, 1116 Walnut avenue northeast gl Wagner, Walter, 832 Shorb avenue northwest Walter, Bernard, 3016 Ninth street southwest 1 Warner, Harold, 605 Smith avenue southwest , Watkins, Earl, 643 Prospect avenue southwest Welcelean, Carol, 1236 DeVille avenue northwest 1 f Whitmyer, Virgil, 310 Cherry avenue northeast ,l Wichern, lack, 1704 Maple avenue northeast l Wilde, Bill, 624 Ingram avenue southwest 1 Wilkins, Richard, 362 Aultman avenue northwest 1 Williams, Burton, 510 Hartunq place northeast Williams, Charles, 2634 Gilbert avenue northeast li Williams, Kenneth, 1914 Sixteenth street southwest ll Williamson, Lowell, 1006 Harrison avenue southwest 4 Wilson, Iames, 1116 Harrison avenue southwest Winter, Herbert, 1016 Roslyn avenue southwest Wiseman, Richard, 935 Maryland avenue southwest 4' Wolfe, Bill, 112 Maryland avenue southwest ll Wright, Dale, 310 Thirteenth street southeast , Wright, Edwin, 2230 Waltham place southwest Yaru, Nick, 721 Carnahan avenue northeast Tl Yates, Donald, 1208 Shadyside avenue southwest Zaslona. Alfred, 1648 Hammond avenue southwest V Zeiqer. Roy, 2113 Second street northeast , Zouncourides. Iohn, 1631 Lippert road northeast Page' 210 Zupp, Bill, 1120 Fourteenth street northeast Congratulations McKINLEY STUDENTS On Your Past Achievements! You Have Our Best Wishes for a Prosperous and Successful Future THE CANTUN HARDWARE CU. There is Health in Every Drop THE CANTUN PURE MILK CU. WHOLESALE and RETAIL DAIRY PRODUCTS HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Dial 5274 Dial 5275 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 '-+ Pi-'Z5l'w6Ji 'W Canton Laundry and Cleaning Co. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1941 O THE SIIPERIUR SHEET STEEL CU. DIVISION OF CONTINENTAL STEEL CORPORATION CANTON, OHIO Page 211 T T T TTTT T ' T T CONGRATULATIONS T YALE SALUTES T TT and T the T 1:4111 T TT BEST WISHES T T T if 'f f f ff f f ' ' T TT 4 CLASS of 1941 Be a Yale Man at Graduation Time TT and you'l1 enjoy it more. 'T . Perfectly Tailored suns By YALE . . . T . 511.50 S24.50 TT T The TT TT T TT SANITARY MILK T 2 W 5 T C0 p Y QUALITY CLOTHESFOR.MEN T M 308 Market Ave. N, TT TT The Sealtest Folks T N T H I T , TT T BETTER GRADE COALS COlLgl'IlllLZKlIfIOlZS from T TT . T T T T from the T T N TT Oldest Coal Firm in Canton' T T for your llonze l18llLl,Lif'llTl TT TT T T T 0 T TT T T T An institution that has acquired a wide repu- TT T: T T tation--through sixty-three years of dependable T T service--as the authoritative guide to Style. TT TT Quality and Good Taste in Home Furnishings TT . . . . An Organization whose personnel finds Q particular pleasure in helping young people TT to have lovely homes. TT Q M H l268 D b A . 601-4th St. N. E 524 MARKET AVENUE, N. U TT ue er ve 'T Phone 8407 Phone 3-2407 T T so ,E one use snug, as TT TT as use E, Page 212 MY FLOORS AND WOODWORK, TILE AND TUB, I NEVER EVEN HAVE T0 SCRUB. . --.1 A Sh clean good housewife was Mary jean, e loved to have things bright and But she didn t like to scrub all day, And have her life all work, no play. She learned that Climalene would do for your cleaning. See how it CL1 Her cleaning easier, faster, too. Her woodwork, painted walls and Now have that clean look she adores. floors Try this famous work-saver ts grease and grime. ic-5 WASH AND CLEAN with CLIMALE ls 'ro msn Arm CLEAN un Kitrhn . huh, . ha 104 AND 25fAr youu cnocfns Insurance Protection l Stoves - Clothing - Radios Against Any Risk A A A A A Anywhere , t A. L. Uscar Company B E R T E . F R 0 E H D E Thru MILT their General Manager EXTENDS COMPLIMENTS W to the l First National Bank Building Dial 2-0904 - - Canton, O hio A GRADUATING CLASS OF 1941 i Washers - Sweepers - Refrigerator S Page' 213 Richman Brothers Present the l CAMPUS FOURSUME l' l A New College Fashion, Coat and I Harrnonizing Trousers plus contrast- I ing Sweater and Slacks- I 516.95 n CCoat. Sweater and Slacksl Extra Trousers O O O 53.95 427 Market Ave. N. CANTON, OHIO can rrtt rtnennn O ,Conn I 9 or nl fwfywfwf ,C ,AY Y Y I CONGRATULATIONS i CLASS of '41 l i It l l A I CANTUN STURAGE I INCORPORATED V Cherry and Fourth St. N. E. Phone 5291 COMPLIMENTS of Canton Drop Forging 8: Mig. Co. AUTOMOTIVE ' AIRCRAFT GENERAL FORGINGS. Producers of Drop Forgings for Particular Users Since 1903 f CANTON, OHIO Page 2111 ,J ,, ' Tx L ,W 1 x P ,f ,frrw f J' I f , 6 , 1 t, Q Q YJ? k.1'f'?i1f,k A yn, V K , y. , - .-'mf'-,,u v ' 5 Ac-'W ' - 3.-, f..-3 Q V , ww-1,,,.gA. f f W gg. , , 1 if . , . , , , ,,,. X A , . 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