McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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BOYS' LEADERS President ..... . .,.....w. ............ J im Smith Vice President ...... ....... J ack Stapleton Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ....,. D an Altieri Treasurer ,.,,,,,, ,........ A rt Polen Adviser ..,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,,...,,,........ H arty Wieck The purpose of the Boys' Leaders is to cultivate an interest in gymnastics and to develop leadership and coordination. High lighting the year's events was a dance held with Girls' Leaders on May 5, featuring the McKinley High School swing band. Other activities included three playnights and the annual gym exhibition with the usual display of marching and pyramids. Completing the year's activities, a picnic was held at the Stadium Park where the officers for the following year were installed. The c1ub's membership soared to ninety. Charles Carter, president, entered the navy at the end -- ' yn t semester. p imma f as 2. 'i 875. ' Sak 9,45 Q.-, . -. '1 ' Page 148

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GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB lst row, left to right-Don Rooney, Edward Meyers, Don Hobson, Don Kahler, Tom Moock, Gerald Mudge, Walter Dlugoleski, George Wharmby. 2nd row-George Bruzenti, Alex Di Georgia, Valerio Capaldi, Bob Jordan, William Thomas, Willard Swallow, Emerald Estoch, Mr. Buchanan. President ., ,.ea,..e. r.,...,,v T homas Mook Vice President , .,,,e , ,...... Valerio Capaldi Secretary-Treasurer .... .,,.... G erald Mudge Adviser ,,,,,e,.,,,r,.,.,,A....,,,.,..,,,,,,...v,, Ralph Buchanan The Graphic Arts Club of McKinley High School is a member of the National Graphic Arts Education Association with headquarters in Washington, D. C. An average of ninety or better in printing is required for membership. The club is responsible for all tickets and programs used by the school and various organizations in the school. Several social affairs were held by the club, and the year was climaxed with a picnic late in May. Samples of their work are sent to National Headquarters in Washington, Where they are made up into packets and sent all over the United States. ,fs v f - T if It V 'IT I . , If X' f 1 Page 147

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OLD GIRLS' 'LEADERS First row, left to right-Joyce Adams, Lucille Lombardi, Jeanne Binkley, Jeanne Martin, Jeanne Wichern, Audrey Featheringham, Catherine Stillo, Evelyn Cartwright, Wanda Cartwright, Doris Rank. Second row-Norma McLaughlin, Betty Martin, Mary Lockarcl, Joanne Riley, Marilyn Carter, Ethel Bulat, Esther Huff, Donna Slusser, Mary Ellen Johnson, Ida Mae Davidson. President ,,...... .,.. ,...,..,,r......., M a rilyn Carter Vice President ,,,s,. .....,,.,,........,,tt J ean Wichern Secretary ..,,,....,.,.,.... ,,,,t,., , Audrey Featheringham Treasurer .,.,.,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,r...,..........,....,,. Jean Martin Adviser ..,,,,,,., . ...,t......,,,,.,.., .Miss Hester Jane Johnston, Miss Peg Eckis Spending an active year under the guidance of their officers, these girls planned and conducted boy-girl playnights, gym exhibit, and the Annual Yale-Harvard classic. Although they were elected to membership in a former year, they had to perform feats on the apparatus and demonstrate skill in games to remain in the club. The girls helped their instructors, Miss Johnston and Miss Eckis, with the gym and swimming classes. They were tested on up-to-date basketball rules, and they w ,- responsible for learning new changes in life-saving rules for the swimmer. as '-3 iff I Ml I i J 4, , l',r'U,f.J! Page 149