McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1948 volume:

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El, Bf1mrrY VLJIU S G XA 01- J llargV!Y CUNTENTS Dedmanon Panonnna Class of 1948 Faculty Class of 1949 Class of 1950 Class of195l Pthlencs Organmanons Calendar Index L Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Senior Directory Page PAQ: 4 DEDICATIUN HAROLD S VINCENT Superintendent of Scboolf I will attempt to make the Canton public schools the finest in the state of Ohio declared Harold S Vincent when he took the office of Superintendent of Schools in 1947 Mr Vincent has taken steps toward this goal I-Ie has devoted his energies to furthering the opportunities of Canton school children so that each child may realize the most of which he is capable Mr Vincent has also put Canton s teachers in a pro Prior to his present position Mr Vincent has had a variety of experience in public schools In Akron he was Assistant Superintendent of Schools and had formerly been teacher principal and director of research in that city As a graduate of Greenville College in 1973 Mr Vincent obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree In 1937 he received his Master of Arts degree from Ohio State Univer sity At the present time he is an advanced graduate student at Western Reserve Uni versity Page 5 as - ' - - - sv , - , . . . 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' 5 Your amlozlmn ufll faufe INAOMI ALBLRT Co rn rn erczal er I 4 X Te lltmn IJ a prmlmt 0 ul M ILDRED ALLMEROTH Com merczal Times staff 4 YTeen 1 toster 7 3 I Choral club n Operetta 1 A5 !'U775fd7ll dj' fb? 710ffh Jfdf GEORGE AMANA l'lDES Clasnral Reserve football 1 National F rensic League 1 7 Councilman 2 Booster 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 1 Times staff 3 College club f DFLORFS ALLENDER COYIIIIIEFIIJI College club -4 Choral club v True If her uord Iver uorlz bar frzendf CONCETTA ALTIERI feneral Booster 4 Representative l een 7 Red Cross Sher full of life Jhef full of un ANTHONX ANGELO Induflrzal Arif Booster 9 4 representative 2 Hou ere 11 be It Jeemf to me Try only noble Io be good ao- ag.:- I ilk!! M 1 01124 PETE WALTER ANGELO APPLEGATE Induttrial Art: Ceneral Booster 1 3, 4 repre- Red Cross lg Council- sentative 2. man 2. 'Go rigbi foruard and He enjoys life in be happy. general. 1011 lo H16 MARY GENE ARMATAS AUSTIN GERALDINE BAGNOLI Clauiral Ceneral Commercial 'Teen l -- ' Varsity footballl - N oosterl 2 3 4' - Booster 1 2 3 4' Dm' 4' Swimming 1 2 Teen 4' Times agent 2. matics 3' Operetta 3 4' - ,ack 1 2 3 D Class Play lead Ss Chor- A .ttill Iongue .rhour al club 3 4. He leafef flew work :be wife head. ,. . . behind and require! no It: mre io be natural lu eepepupl uben 3-ou re naturally nice. Page 16 ' OE BAGNOLI Imluflrxal Ari: Booster 1 2 3 4 Nothxn me ealr like ure and the greatest hear! LULA MAE BAIR Commercial Booster 1 2 3 4 Y Teen 4 Councilman 1 The mlldeft man nerr ROBERT BANDI Tech meal ooster 1 2 Basketball 1 Football 1 Swnmmmg 2 College club 4 Forreful zn a .fxlent nay think: hut doe! :oz rap PAUL BARR Ceneral HIY 2 Prolectxon Presxdent 3 Booster 2 3 4 Leaders 1 4 Football reserve 2 Svummmg 7 3 W hat :J u ell hegun half done 4 .3 bl-ILILA BAbK1N Commer nal LOUIS BECHERUCCI Boosterl 3 Representatxve 7 4 eenl 7 Usherl I o tees I 7 Fame rr la he u m C eneral Swrmmmg 7 a Ezerymze hnozzy hzm as a good nalurezl fellmr Honor not lo he ln!! EDWARD BELL C eneral Whenezer mu are Jmterelx pleaferl mu are muzrzrhea' FRED BLANKENSHIP Terhnnal Trmes stall v Natnonal Honor So uety 4 Qunll and Scroll a Boos l 1 Bam 7 v Sw: band u Counulman College tlub 4 Commlttese 7 1 One u hole clrffvofztmu ran! he ROSEMARIE BLAZER Ceneral Qdf CARL BOGARD I mln Jtnal A rt.r Booster 7 -I Representatrve 3 Dramaucs l Chorus 7 a Choral Football reserve 1 7 Basketball club 4 reserve 1 Baseball 7 J -A 'Xomhalaure thats tonrnzrm Hn repnlanon :J romplete urzmarrel h1 aux flau Page 17 MARGARET ILA BARTCHY General een 1 2 ooster I 2 Chorus l Cho al club 7 5 4 Red Cross 7 4 Natronal Representa uve 3 Operetta 7 f Commltteesl 2 Quick and hnght a lnely rprxle gs 3' x -K' GEORGE BROY ferb meal oster l 7 tional Honor Society 4 College club -A Track Hlr fnlzne fnzffc nzll pun e that leazlcr rlup IJ 111 limi PEGGY BULA l' Clauxral B oster 1 7 9 4 Tcenl 7 J 4 Chorus l 7 Choral club 3 4 College club 4 Com mittees 7 a Latin club 7 Lea er 3 cretta a A Hallg.,uard chairman 4 Ylure 11 210 jeu el .fo raluable nz the uwld ar a zzrmouf 1102716171 OZELLA BONNER Co m 111 ercial Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 2 Booster 3, 4g College club 4. Franknerx tempered lu general good will. JACK BOWERS Teclamral HiY 7 3 4 Reserve football l 2 Booster 2 3 4 Committees 2 DORIS JEANNE BOSLER Clarrical Times staff 4: Booster l. 2, 3, 43 Victory corps I: National Forensic League 3. 4: College club 41 Jour- nalism cluh vice president 3. presi- dent 4g Quill and Scroll 4, ll ill9 Dnrifr eullauyiaml. 710 eartbtblj' setback ran hold her ll0ll'?l.l' JOAN BOWMAN Ceueral een l 7 4 Boo r a 4 Victory corps l College club 4 Art league l 7 7 4 Qu n attendant 3 Councilman 1 2 Red Manage: to lzke and be lxked by all AN'I HONY BOZEKA Technical Cross 3 Committeesl 2 3 4 The perfectzon of ar! Lf to Booster 1 2 3 4 Track 4 He Jeldom Jpealer but uben be doef all :top to llrten NORMA BULLOCK Com martial ooster 1 7 en l 7 Band v 4 Mayorette 5 4 Victorx corps l Yhe haml that made 1011 oml made 1011 az Page 18 DOROTHY BURKS Ceneral oosrer n 4 Usher 3 Lau,elJlu happy fo ezer gay aluau :bar 1 flu blues auai conceal art CATHERINE BRESSI Commercial Booster 4 Imaguzanon that :ull plz! Jurrefr in ber l: e '43 BOB BURNS I mlu rtrml A rlr ooster l 2 Projection U A Illllfl mr! 0 hap Ibal ezemone enjon MARGARET BZAN Clasrzcal Natxonal Honor Socn ery 4 Tlmes staff 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Pan Book 3 jour nalnsm club treasurer 3 4 Lrbrary assxstant 2 Choral club 5 4 College club 4 Y Teen 12 3 4 Boosterl 2 Be thou the raznhou to the storms of lrfe MARY LOU CAPUANO Commercial Councllman 9 Major ette2 5 4 YTeen 1 2 'Q 4 Commltteel Booster 2 5 4 Repre sentatlve 1 Heref a girl good uzlhout preteme 7 JERRY CARTER Technical Booster 1 5 H1 Y 2 9 4 Commxttee 2 Swxmmmg 3 Repre sentatne 2 4 A jolly good fellou uhore uit 15 ezer lartmg YOLANDA CATANZARITE Commercial Boosterl 2 5 Repre sentatnve 4 A cery capable per ron uho can Ee! thmgr done GEORGE CAZAN C lanzcal Choral club 2 3 4 ooster I 7 Leaders 3 4 Lxbrary assnstant 7 Councrlman 2 College club 4 A 10169 to uhzch ue fall hu personal 15 and charm caplure all 4? -1 VERONICA CHESSON C om ru erclal Get Acqualntetl club v Booster Y Teen The reconl of a lhmg u ell flone :J lo haze zlorze it GENE CHUFAR Clarucal National Honor Socnety 4 Natlon al Forensxc L gue l 7 3 X c preslclent 1 Quxll and Scroll 3 4 McK1nley1te staff a L Prolectnon secretary treasurer u presndent 4 H1 Y 4 Chemnstry lab asslstant a 4 Commuttees l a Pan Book 7 Booster I u 1 Varsrty speech 4 Representatnve 7 College club He forgery hllllielf uherz he can be of ure to olherr J. x. CLIFFORD Clafrical oral club 2 3 4' Band 1 - ,Q Booster 1. 2, 1: Representative -ig Track 1, -, f, . Alu'a5r zzilling to gire one a lift. BEI l Y CHIRUMBLO Cornmerccal Booster 1 7 3 4 Red Cross Tlmes agent 4 A lztfle mzrr ucih a XIIPIIIY rrmle IRENE CLARK Clarrfcal oster l 7 4 X Tee 4 Chemrstry lab assnstant v E1 er uelrome rhall 301: he became of your perronalm DON COLLINS C e I1 eral '-Y I, 21 Bo ster 1, -, , Times agent Z, 3. A manly. irldeperltlerzt man. Page 19 vu Xxx, I X ROBERT CONSENTINO I Mzulrial Arif 0 ve do err If x siren In X so 45 PETE COSMOS Teebnz al Mclxmley staff 3 efl1 tor m chnef 4 Leaders secretary w presn tlen 4 Commlttcesl 4 srer I 7 tnonal Forensxc Lea 7 u Latm c luill and Scroll 4: eerleatler 5 4. '. I lelluu Ja: mme among us. ART COMBER General A Hi-Y 3, 4g Booster 1, 23 Band 1, Z. 3: Swing band Z, 3g Baseball l. Ez'ermne lanou-J him ax a good-natured fellow. GERALD CONTRUCCI Ccneral Booster l 7 v 4 Reserxe foot b He hm mang frfenrlt and lbere IJ reamu for zt LAURA COOPER Clarrznzl Natronal Honor Society 4 Busn ness staff 2 3 4 Boosterl 2 3 4 Latm club 2 Natronal Foren src League 1 College club 4 Com mnttees l 2 3 4 Grrls Servrce league 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Belaauor I5 a nznrm zn ulazrb NORMA CONNER General Get Acquainted club 3g Y-Teen 4 Swimming 3. Alu'a3.r gentle. rmiling and true a friend' to me. a friend to jlouf WALT COOK Cane al Booster n 4 Varsity manager u 4 Class treasurerl HIY A 514 ell chap ulvos nzce In Luau aluamf mnlzng and Il tlse go GERALDINF CORDER Home Fmnonzzcf Booster I ll 11114 lo make you rare mg blzzbe and cleborlazr QZETQUHE 5h0llJ 1915 177Zdg6' CHRISTINA COULAS General ooster 1 Leaders 0 Chorus 1 7 The mflzlcrl manners anrl Ihe greatejt heart I . NORMA LOU CRAMER Commerrml Osterl 7 3 4 Teenl 7 3 4 haor ette 7 -4 Leaders 7 a Grrls basketball 7 3 rctory corps l Yale Harxard chccr catler I ootball tendantl -4 Student councrl presntlent 3 Band 3. 4. There .rlnzier inn ,renee an l purify in laer fare. L its S-.. sw X 'K Ya CHARLES CRAWFORD C eneral Ban 7 7 4 Council n l Z L4 H1 4 Booste A man zzlm IJ u U fhllbllt JEROME CRISPEN Technical Booster 5. 4. Always fun and full of glee, glad l9e's in our company. ,IO ANNE DLNNIS Classzral een 1 7 Bo 5 4 College club 4 She has a zone of gladness and a smile of eloqueme and beaulx WYLEN E DICREY C eneml pep 3 gzrl 1 she ulaat more ran a female LILIAN1 DI GIANTONIO Ceneral een 7 Oster 1 oral club l 7 A happm lmle girl aluass really to sjmpatbl e SARAH JANE CUNNINGHAM General Latin 1, Zg Y-Teen 2, 5, 4g journalism Someone yozfd like to knoll. l. 4. 3, 4Q Basketball 2, 3, ml joullw and un ,row JACQUELINE N MARY LOUISE CUHEN 0' D IEf L DAVIS Classical S C I A Classiral I Booster 1, 2, 3, 41 , 5 , E-ge club Ijatlonlztlul-rforgfi1rbStic.1egy Band l' 2' 7' 43 Yale- 4.. S' ' ina? , 43 College club 4 Halvalll 33 College 1' ' ' . h fic ster 5' Choral club I3 club! 4: Y-Teen l. 2, Bosk 1 .I , , l Girls' service league leasazzl manners l Ye all rejoice ulnen 4. . auf? . 1 IZ' .. . . ' ' y ' V H Lffw wade E417 Of Z 'I' ' , X ' 4 l C and sirlfere. . I . 1 1 ,' ' K' :ef ro - ' For a good time slJe's the one G' SA LVATORE DE SANTIS Commercial Red Cross I 4 Councilman 1 Leatersl 7 Boosterl 2 Signs rf nobleness slnne brzglvler than lbe stars BIARY JO DI FOLCO Ceneral A Representatzve 7 Commnttees 1 Usher u 5,16 Joes a lot but says Izzzle LEONORA DI STEFANO Classical YTeen I 7 -I 4 Booser 4 College club 4 Choral club w 4 Lnbrarx assxstant 7 3 Coun cnlman I Commrttees 1 7 Smng b n 4 Slve has the lfv :ll 0 a :ole am! lbe hgh! of a pleasant eye Page 71 mm she IJ near. an 7 e says Il busmess for me x S- . crl -. Us . . lg X L . Y' , 1 I , f ,,.1 't I . -Q' A l - Y-T , -, 5, 4g oster 1, 2, , 43 ' 3 . f . . . 1 .-: , .5. 1' Bw, Chorus I 3 3, -L Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 43 Booster l, 3, I -'A ,, A , .A Y M 2. rl 'Q ' oe. . ., L . l l - , -. T. 4: t 1. 2, Y-T -, S1 Bo . 5, 41 5 , , '1 Ch ' .-. 5. .' A -. 1 A- . I' g A ad3,l'. ln, A . H ' F V 'rl f V 'Ll . r Z A ' , . .ELLA- , ,,. W 7 r,, X J, IEAN ENGLE General Booster 1 7 Teen 7 3 4 Councll man l 7 4 Cho al club 4 Pelzte jean ulth charming any! It: gzrlr like ner that maee more plearant dag.: JERRY DI VELBISS General Football reserve I, 23 Varsity 5. 43 Booster l, 2, 3, 41 Choral club 1, 7 5 4 -. ,.'. He har a uaj about him that ratchet e1'er1 the mort remote, DAVID DOKUS Technical Booster 1, 2, 33 Representative 4g Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4g Chemistry lab as- sistant 3: College club 45 Choral club 4g Leaders 2, 3, 4. Trr mzlm natural that lhoxe uho are aluau pleated return kind neu to their fellou men MARY JAYNE EAFRATY Cerzeral Booster 2 'Q 4 Those 14120 are quiet oft rtore up then hrmuledge for the proper BETTY DOHY General Booster l, 3, 4g Representative 21 Y-Teen l, 2, 5, 4g Councilman 1, 5: Times agent 2. An all-muufl girl. Bettfy .tzrell to LIIUIF. llwith a read5 smile and a 51171715 glow. ANNE DONOFRIO C 0 nz m ercial Booster l, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen l, 2, 3. But life goer on with all itr trenzlf Her flurahflrtg Mez er emli INIARI AN EDER Clarrlfal oster l 7 YTeen 7 Basketball 7 J An athlete 111113 a lor 0 friends' 77i07IlFlIf5 Hu mule to all the ezzr lerzdr FMERALD ESTOCK Ceneral Boosterl 7 Represen tatnve 3 Vrce presrdent 4 LeaderS3 Thespxans 4 H1 Y 7 A day for uorh an hour for :port But for a frzend U life too .rhort DAWN EYN1 AN C ldififdl quamted club Boosters 0 4 Leaders 4 ColIegeclub4 Thes plans 3 4 Red Cross 5 Art league 4 A rhrmng example of gouth Page 22 1-3 GLENN FARBER Clauzfal club 4 Orchestra 1 2 4 Chorus I Our deezlr determine ur ar uell ar ue deter mme our deed! -l' RICHARD FLRGUSON Ceneral basketball I baseball 7 Councnlman 4 H 7 A true friend rr orezer a friend I . ' ' Bo .-, is - -,145 an ' 77 J ' ' ' Qi L f F fs. .tm Q ff V bb, A W ,L L . ' 7 1 A ' f , -, 5, 42 , -L D ' Y-Teen 3, 4g Get Ac- Red Cross 25 College Booster 5, 4g Reserve -, .. -1 - 1 V ' 5, 4g 1 , , 1 v -v fl r 'l 1 R. ,Q 3, fl w -Q K1 i' 4 2 - -. 1 1 - ,. A Y -. 4. r - - r - H , , I 7 ' ' ' :ff .. , H I MANUEL FERN ANDEZ ROSE MARIE M IIERSTOS FIRM lntlzutrml Arts B oster l 7 n Home Ecwmnzztf Gen ral Pan Book 7 Band 7 Booster l 7 3 ep 9 4 Orchestra v Boos resentarnve 4 H1 Y 7 He rsttlfmt rpeaix but all Jtup In luten :then be tloef All that the Jam' antl te 7 a Secretary 4 Coun ulman J Stagecraft 4 t t uar bf n ftly Farr hatred acute torzlrng tn ber nature and tz born leader DALE FOLTZ Technical Latm club l Booster l secretary 2 treasurer u representative 4 LY 4 Leaders 7 7 4 Co ege club secretar 4 Band 5 Hlstor nan 4 Pep band 4 Orchestra 3 4 He may be flnall but Oh be marex In e CHARLFb FOWLER f encrul Sxx1mm1n5.,l 7 w 1 Reserve loot l ooster I He nezer ttref tn lm znn ll ben be tlclzre: to Junn -IEANN E FRY Commerczal Booster u 4 Representanve 7 Y Teen 7 a 4 College club 4 Sutter: I5 mm uztbout ambition NORMA FLANIGAN Com mercuzl B oster l 7 5 4 Teen J Basketball l 7 5 4 Hale Harvard 3 captaxn 4 Leaders 7 Her .rnzzlet are fazrer Than rmzlet of other mazdenf are NADINE POEHRENBACH Clarrmzt Nanonal Honor Socn ery 4 McK1nley1te staff YTeen l 3 league l 7 treasurer 7 vnce president 4 Commxrteesl 7 9 4 Counc1l 4 Gxrls Serv lC league wce Dresldent ooster l 7 College club treasurer Q Vlctory corps l Red Cross Qulll and Scroll 4 Pretty full of lzfe K3 ANTHONY FONTE Ceneral Bnoster l 7 7 4 Ccmmnttees 7 Searth the lanrl of ltzlng nen ll here ull! thou fznl bu lzie asain IOANNF FRANICIS Ceneral oster l 7 'l tel: htful Jnttle ltr LZEYQUHC' tr ll or three or a len ANNA NIAE FRYFOGLE C om mernal Councnlman 1 Booster l 7 Trmes agent 4 Some people rant help being nne at all Page 7a its 'O 4sn, ind' Entlaurrarm 15 the gemur of DOLORES GARCIA Clarufal YTeen 1 7 4 Art lea ue B oster l 7 3 College club 4 Slnfere tn all the undertake! utth a little ut! on the .rule JEAN GARNER Clarucal Busnness staff 7 3 4 YTe n B er 4 league 2 3 4 Qunll and Scroll Leaders 2 3 4 Vnctory corps 1 College club 4 Commxttees I 7 3 4 Cheerleader 4 One thzng II forezer good that one thmg 1: Jaccerr TONI GEMMA Commerczal een 1 2 3 4 Booster l 3 4 Leaders 1 2 3 4 Co g club 4 Off1ce assrstant 3 4 Usher Come along ma merrg one JOHN GARRISON Ceneral Choral club 4 Booster 1 f lleet trzalx uztb mule! and they zamrh Fate rarer u :th a Jong and they ee BLVERLY CATTS Ceneral B oster I 7 4 3 7 4 Dramatlc l 7 3 vnce presr dent 4 College club 4 Choral c u 4 Red Cross 4 Tnmes agent 7 Commrttees l 7 a 4 Us er A uztm uoman fr a treaxnre A uzttx beauty tr a pouer CARL GFNNETT Clamtal Dramattc club 7 treasurer 4 Thes plans 3 4 Class play 3 4 Oper erta3 4 Booster 3 4 Commxt tees 3 4 College club 4 Letr play .rportr letr bare fun 'F-an DICR LOU ROBERT MILTON GLORGE In lutrrat Leaders l 1 treasurer 7 vnce presndent 4 H1 Y l 7 vice presrdent v presxdent 4 Booster l 7 3 4 Councrlman 3 Hallguar chanrman 4 Reserve football l' Varsity 2. Be jourrelf and 3ou will be original. GIIRBER Clarrtcal Booster 7 3 4 Rep resentatxve 1 H1Y 7 4 Trmes sta f Choral club 3 4 Col lege club 4 Latm club 1 Comm1ttees7 3 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 A member of the bar be boper to be. A moral .rwell ellow we already tee. GLRITY General Booster 7 4 College club 4 Baseball 2 4 Track 7 4 Prolectron He radiates pleasure and happmerr. from nead down to toeJ.' Page 24 GERSHOVITZ Intlurtrzal A rt! Polltenerr 60115 noth mg and gtzer e1er3 tbtng IIPICEYII1 ROBl:RT GLSTRICH Tech mral Booster 3 4 Councll man 3 College club 4 It bu dau prompt to ez en fall YVONNE LOUIS GIOVANNELLI GIAVASIS Commercial Booster l 2 3 4 Y Teen 7 4 Councxlman 7 Usher 1 2 Oflce assxstant 3 4 Haze you ezer ayhed anything of Ytonne and no! been Jalu ze General Booster 1 7 Choral 1 Full of pep and humor BARBARA GOLDBERG Clafxzfal Dramatxc 1 2 3 Thesplans 2 9 4 Band 1 3 Orchestral 4 Commrttee J Class p 1 2 3 4 Co n crlman 2 Red Cross 1 Journallsm club secre tary 4 College club 4 A g1fl to hrzghten up lhe uag Not too rolemn no! too gap DORO LHY L GRAHAM Clauzcal Y'Ieenl 2 5 4 Booster a 4 College club 4 For In her graxp If all the light The hope the honor and the ugh: JANE GREER General Natronal Honor Socrery 4 Y Teen 3 treasurer 4 Get Acquamted club secretary u College club -4 Choral club secretary 4 Commrt tees 3 Red Cross 7 Hallguard chatrman I Office assxstant 1 Football oueen 4 0116 1 ho our Illfhllll her all the mel! qlzallllef C0l7lbHl6f! WALT GRIMES Inflzzftrzal Aris Booster -A The reuanl of a fhmg zz ell rloue IJ to haze done rt NANCY GREENWALT Clarucal Natronal Honor Socnety 4 Booster 4 YTeenl 3 presr Commtttees l Councrl n l 2 Choral club 7 5 Leaders dent 2 e haf a charm ahoul her no eaxy to he caplarea' lNlARX LOL GREGG Clauzcal B n l 7 3 Pan Book club amatnc l 7 B r l 4 YTeen l 7 5 4 College c ub Sueetrlem' LJ her outstarlzllllg fharatterlrm GLENN E GROX ES General Band 1 Councrlman 1 Booster l 7 1 -A Graphlc arts 4 secretarx u College club 4 Let zgzzoranre talk as xl zz 111 Learn :lr zalue Page 25 HARLEY GOODING Technzcal Natlonal Honor Soc: ery 3 4 Stagec af J 4 Booster 9 -4 0 TOAN M GOODRIC H General B oster l 7 J Teen 2 5 4 Red Cross 4 Chorus 1 4 h l b Legqgglg p 5 jsslildy We pan! a semhlanre lo knou hzm 15 rarely uorthuhlle o a form flume if , ' , , , 4: ' 1 . . . 1 f. Y ' - ..' . Y ' ' - 0 , -v , 4. ' , , , , , , I 7 3 5 -,1 ,, ,' . , , ,'S ff, 1,3 -Q , Q f U ' X ' Q s Q C l- 3, a 1 - - . lay , , , 3 u - 3 . V , . 5 Z A A Y. ., i g y , X- 4. f V ' f- dy, D ' rr an i N, ' A- 0 7 'f QP I ,,, , . 4 3 . 1 f '- - . , , 1 1,2, l'Z'5j' , ' -'7' . ' l 7 A l . l f. ma , , -, , -1, , 5, 4- . ' ' sb Q Y , V l . . 1 - , . -r 2, , a d , -, ,L ' 23 ' I .' Dr' , -. 31 ooste . 3, 3, 1. ' ,-' ' ,-.,-fl 1 b I 7 an . - H ' 1 ' L' A 7 4 i . Q f. . .. . ,, A ? t .tr was . , ' 1 ' 1 , . age CHARLES GUILLIOUMA DAVE HAFFNER Clasneal Choral club 3 4 Booster Imlurtrzal Arts Booster 1 2 3 4 Men If feu uordf are e bert of men MARILYN HALTER Home Fronomzcr Booster 2 4 Y Teen 2 -I Re Cross 3 She dealt zn laughter and ended nothing m tears RONALD HAMILTON General Booster I 2 4 Red Cross 2 Representatrve 3 Truth If a great perfertton The uag to .rerure frzemlr :J to be one RAY HAMILTON Clasmal Fotball2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 I Although be bar mufla u tt Hex zerj JIM at urmg t DORIS I-IARTZELL Commerczal Booster 3 4 YTeen 2 3 4 Get Acquamted club 2 She 11 mlm deliberate dfgmfzea' Qnlv EDW IN T HAYES Cenefal Bandl 2 3 pres dent Orchest a 1 2 Pep band Z 3 S mg band 7 3 Choral club 3 4 Boos I-,-. Alu'a3J willing to gize one a lift. JOANNE HAYNE Clarrtral Trmes staff 4 YTeen 1 3 4 secret y ooster I 2 Ba etball I 2 3 4 Commrttees 2 3 Yale Harvard manager 3' Councilman 2' Col- lege club 4' Quill and Scrol 4' Chorus ls Latin club I' Leaders 2 4 secretary 3' Red Cross 3, A pretty Jmile trim friends u'orthu'lJile. ' DAVID DICK HENKE HENNACY Imlurtrzal Artx Terlamcal Councrlmanl Reserve SWImmlHg3 4 B005 bas etball 1 2 Var 7 3 4 B I 2 sity 3 ooster 3 Knouzng htm ar ue A tour: that boastf of men like me life 7711111 Jag be if Can hare no lack of true-bluef good Jociety. Page 26 CHARLOTTE HICKLE Home Economics Natronal Honor Socn ery 4 Busmess staff 3 Edrtorlal staff 4 Boos I Z 3 4 Art gue 2 3 4 Pan Book club 3' College club -It journalism club 4' Dra- matic club 2' Quill and Scroll4 'Usher 2 9 4. A maiden thouglallul and reserved in manner. Y-Teen -ig National Forensic Lea- FAUSTINA HILL Commercial Times agent -lg Leaders 3, 4g Booster -ig Office assistant fi. A gram! girl to knoza. quiet am! kimlf' PAULINE ROSE ANN HILL HILL Clarriral General Y-Teen l. 2, 5, 43 Booster 2, 5, -l. B I, Z, ', ,, Cgcrirgiguees 5- D 4 Willa ber' heir! and brain. A merrjp bear! gow She the higher! dolly mire lbe nag that tires dlfdifl- a sad one. DICK HOSTETLER Clarriral CHARMAINE HUBRICH Clarrieal National Honor Society 45 Nation- al Forensice League l, treasurer 3, president 43 Varsity debate l, 5. 41 College club, vice president fig Booster representative -lg Track 4. A fellow zzlvo llldlldgej lo uork out 4 may of his Ull'lI.U BIATTI E BELL HUGE LEY Cf tfflthlk Booster 2, 53 Y-Teen 5. -ll Col- lege club 'lg Committees 2. The jeuel ,flml liter is the ,m.vl.' PAUL HUTCHENS Terlanical gue l, 2, 5, -ig Times agent I, 2, 5g journalism club 43 Latin club 5, -lg Orchestra l, 2, 5. -lg Com- mittees l, Z. 5, -lg Swing band 5. fig Booster l, Z, 5, 4g College club 'i The fricmf of 11141113 and Ibe foe of fell, RICHARD HIQKILL General Booster 2, 5. fi. Lei iuxtife be .fone fiwuyb tbe kJet1z'er.1s fall. CHARLES JAMES General B d 2, 3, 4g 'sl ' l Fglnensic Leagiireiaryzv 391 533225 Red? Cigoss 25 Riseare baskercligll 1, 2, Y 43B 1, 4: C11 , -g arsitv , g eserve - dub if Dems J O 'age ball 11 vainly 2, 31 Baseball 3, 4. Men are not mearured by incbexf' A witty and worthy companion. Page 27 PETE I-IINES Clarrieal National Honor Soci ety ,lg Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4 y Booster 35 Class presi- dent Sg Committees 2g Councilman l, 33 Col- lege club 43 Chemistry lab assistant 5. A .renrible and .reuterzf tiour fellozr. friendli and frank. PRISCILLA HOLDER Clauical National Honor Soci- etysig McKinleyite staff -ig Y-Teen 1, 2, vice president 5, president 4g Committees 2, 5, -ll Yale-Harva'd 2, 5, cap- tain 4g I-Iallguard chair- man Bg Booster I, Z. 5. treasurer -ig Leaders 2. 5, 43 Latin club lL Girls' Service league -lg Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4l Quill and Scroll 4, To knou ber um io lore her: those uho flirt' not lore ber. diff not knou' her. VELMA WILLIAM JOHNSON Com flleffldl Offlce assnstant 5 Boos -4 Cross 4 Frzerzdlznefs and rarely make her lated hx all JOHNSON Terhmcal ooster l Chorus 7 a 4 College cl b 4 H1 Y 4 ll hal alll mme and mart mme fhall come ue IRMA JAMES C 0 m m erfial Booster 1, 2, 3. 43 Y-Teen 5 She if one of Ihoye :rho knot: no .rtrife or outuam' fear, MERLE JEFFREYS General Booster 5. 41 Band 5, HU f0I?1pdlIi0715blp if 1107712 hazing. HELEN JOHNSON C 0 111 m erczal College club 4 JEANETTE JAMES Home Emmmzitx Basketball l, 2, 33 Booster 1, 33 Choral club 2, 3. A mind and character that ran zrithfland the agexf' VESTA JEN K l NS Gleueral Get Acquainted club 33 Office as- sistant -ig Booster 4. To all. aluajx open: To all. alu'aJJ true. LUCILLE JOHNSON C Lrleral Boosterl 7 3 4 College club 4 JL harml ulwezer rhe chance! Then nw fomfuer 1150 believe Io mee! zhey can JOANN JORDAN CEPIEYEI Booster v 4 YTeen a 4 Red Cross 4 Get Acquaxnted club presn tlent 3 Basketball 3 4 Art league 4 Commnt tee 7 Tlmes agent u 4 Usher 4 SHILHI mnlmg al flax lung LEONA JORDAN Clamral Natlonal Honor Some ty a 4 Tlmes staff 7 4 lNat1Onal Forensic League 7 assxstant sec retary 3 secretary unll and Scroll 'Q 4 Latm club 2 7 presx tlent4 Boosterl 7 u 4 Gxrls Servme league tre1surer 4 Red Cross 7 Varsxty debate I 7 n 4 College club 4 Charm uf oralor 1111 lhe lzon lookr no larger than the ca! YVONINE JOSEPH C 0 m 111 ercxal Booster She 15 Joung and 0 a noble modert nature l 5' A f' . , f Sl4 C A ' ' H Q ' I 4 al ' JJ W T- . . I ' 1- . ' - a 1 X ' 1 ' I q f .1 - B . 2. 5, 41 ., H: - A-rf, - aj '4- ter 1. 2, 5, 41 Red -,f.f: ' T, 4: ' 3 4' . ,, . 4. u fa '- f. ' , '- -' ' l.. 4, Af. ' J, ' 4g . . Q ' , fl '. Q I -'L 1 1 4 ,A - 1 , fy . 11. fa ,-. 7, l. -1 ' ' ' .-. ' I 4 A, Q bf J! Page 78 MAE JULIAN Home Economics Booster 1, 2, 3, 45 Y- Teen 1, Z, 3, 4g Lead- ers 4g Red Cross 31 Councilman 3, 4. Always Jmiling. never firm. .fbelr a happy, cheerful churn. NICK KAKOS Induxlrial Arn Business staff 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y, vice president Z, chaplain 3, vice presi- dent 4g Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 4g Quill and Scroll 43 Times agent 45 Leaders l, 2, 3, 4g Booster 1, 2, 44 Representative 3. Herer a lad ubor full of fun ll' ho carrier a .fmzle for erergone BERNARD KAPLAN General Booster 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 1. Be lfue to Jour word. jour work, and 5ouf frienflff' BEVERLY KINNEY Home Econofmcl een l Z 3 4 Booster I 3 4 Get Acquamted club l Chor club L College club 4 Counci man 1 A maui of quiet uayr if r e Frzendlg lo all ,rbe ll ezer JOSEPH KOPACHE Ceneral Booster I 7 3 4 Track 1 A rteudt uorker xr sure to gum Juicer: Ix ANCY KORTIS Co m nzerczal Booster 4 Representative a Red Cross 4 Committees a 4 imrltf be zmpmrzble rm! I0 like Nlazzcm wi 1 JOHNNY KOLBL Cerzenzl Booster 2 7 Projection club 4 A azorzte zlerpzle lair lore ronmmf merrnuenl RICHARD ROPATZ Tecbmml oster I 7 treasurer 4 Leaders l College club l Cue in the uorld the ber! mu bare NICK ROLATR-Kb Ceneral Councilman I Booster l 7 lf ou Il be a man someday my mn Pqge 79 KATHERINE KARANTANES Clanical National Honor Socie- ty 4g Y-Teen 1, 43 Vic- tory corps lg Booster 1, 2, 3, 4g Pan Book lg Latin club l, 2, vice president 3: Girls' Serv- ice league 4 Library as- ' ant 2 3 4- - guard chairman Someone you rl lfie to knou STANLEY KINCAID Terbnfcal National Honor Sccie- ry 3, 4g Class president 2, class vice president 3g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Col- lege club, president -1. Ez'erjun1e 5110145 him df a grmsl-rzalurea' Jellnu 3 BOB JOHN LOMBARDI LONGNECKER Clafural Tech ntral Choral club 4 Booster Track 7 3 4 Booster a -4 Councllmanl 7 R d 1 6 Cross Conducts htmxelf He heepr mum about zuth pane and the girls non ue uon self confnleme der u hat lu fhlllhf JOE KOVACHIK Indtutrial College club 4g Leaders I, 2, 5, 45 Booster I, 43 Red Cross l, 4. Hi5 personal magnetism it i77l7776t1J6'.l' GEORGE KREAREAS Industrial Booster l 2 3 4 Tradxl loot ball 3 Basketball l The laugh that 111115 CATHERINE LAZARIS Ceneral Edntornal staff 4 Red Cross I Art league 4 Journalmsm club Councllman 2 3 Booster 1 2 Natlonal Forensic League l Dramatlc club 3 Y Teen 2 College club 4 Qulll and bcroll Vnctory corps 1 Commnttees 2 There J uzt there you ll find no other u here PAUL KRAUS Clafrical Booster l, 2, 3, 43 National Foren- sic League I, 2, 3g journalism club 53 College club 4g Red Cross 2. No matter u-hat anyone duef. he if ala-ayr noble. ANNE LOUROS C 0 tn nz erfzal B oster 1 2 3 4 Suth tdealr are undefeated JEAN LEE Claxrrral Booster 2 College club 4 Her heart 15 lzlfe a trolley rar aluau room or one more CORAMAE LUCAS C 0 m rn errml Boosterl 2 4 Coun ulman 5 5 g'?2':'. ,ps-I' KENNETH KENNETH LYDICK LYONb Ceneral Induttrml Arty B osterl 2 u 4 Booster 3 H1Y 4 Oh thu learmng Staj me not I am a 14 bd, a uonderfuj Aluam ffzendlg and aluau Jquare on I1 e r nld game Page 30 hun man ,I It 5 ANNE MACREDES Commercial Y-Teen I, 2, 5, -'il Booster I, 2, 5. 41 Leaders 2, 5, 4: Com- mittees I, A uinning rmile that uinr mam heads. LEONARD MALKIN Clarrifal Choral club 5, 43 Boos- ter I, Z, 5, -ig Col- lege club -Ig Operetta i I zmuld rather haze a foul to make me merry r h a 71 erperienre wake me Jazl 101-IN MANOUNOS General Booster 2, 5, ig Chor- us 2, 3. High-erectetl Ilyllllghli. ,reatefl in a real of mzfrfen. JAMES MARIOL Technical College club 4 Boosterl 7 3 4 Councilman 4 food nature and good .revue aluayr together WILLA JEAN MARMIE Clarrzcal YTeenI 7 oosterl 7 a Red Cross 7 3 4 College club Her naw are of plearamzerr aml all her pazhr are peare BETTY ANIN MARTIN SAM MARSHALL C erreral f larural National Honor Souety Trmes staff w I Pan Book club journalrsm tlub 3 Leaders I Boosterl I Represe .1 trve 7 College club 4 Qurll and brary .xssrstant a Txmts agent rztml ar true uv rtee man Illlli an 81611 ful DONNIA JEANI MARTIN Ceneral Booster I I College tlu I 'Ihe ffdllflltlf of her heart :J exprened by her Izfe generous ml joxour Trmes staff w edrtor I Qurll and roll 3 I Gurls Servrte league I Latrn clu I I treasurer 7 et retary 5 Natronal Iorenslt LCdj.,LIL 7 I journalrsm tlub se r snlentl Usherl 7 w 4 rw s staff 7 Commrtttes I OIICLC' Llub I X 'Ieen I MI ,girl uhu If lllllllllf zmlu nluar J N t ARES MARTI Glrleri xy Bopsterl 7 wj.'Phor.1I tlubt secretary at-reasurer nqlman -I peretta w 4 Ilere club I R yBaI'lI :ho mnmle J rmtfn 1 uf J! IX -41 JI' N Ptge DOLORES MARCHBANK General Booster 1, 2, 3, Teen I, 2, 5, 41 g:ard chzirma Bo :stef represe J. AluaxJ looking the hrzght rule razher than he 4g Y- Hall- n 23 nrati e 071 h e VALDA I, MARCUS General College club -4. That ,eagfrnrze laugh. a rare mnzpnmzrl of frierzzlfhfp, frnlif. aml flHI.H ,Q . In ' 4 ' I A I -l li! V an ,T , , , em' I - . . 4 -1 ,-...L - .-.BLB .-U.-iz ' ' -1 .r 'I V L A V ,- , . . N I 5 1 ' s ' .7v 'Il - - . H' . , 'i ' 1 i - A , 1 ' . 7 Sc A Q lf: ' H Q . v.-1 A .J-'fl YW- fg -' f Y - X '- ' ' ' 1 15 ' s f A ' -' ' I.-.1.-: ' ..ce- bw bcroll 9.4 -ig Lomrnrttee 2, ag Ll- tary gy .11 Bmster 3' gy ,gy Vice ' ' -3 ' - pre ' 3 ' , -, ', 75 Busi- H - .es .' -1 I ' 1 K , 2, 3, ji l r A .. 41 C g - -Q '-'- ,:, 2. se' A 1 11 . f . . t -ly A , . . . ,,, r J - I 1' .-- 4 . li I :u.P' . ' I 1 , I I ' . 1 . 4 ' I I L 1' w- . ' - ' ' 1 X .C . , A G 'b-, - v . S-' 'aff' 4 - . ' ' . ' I-,O Y. L ' 'L B ., , 7 , . , L my , 1.4 A ll' l 7 'I E X . ' ' 1 ,i psf 1 7 , I ljflj, ' 1 .,. ff' ' J X N J, , H N ' 1 'L' K S -4 n N a Qi 675 ,Y , X'5d ' K 1Xs if il ' pf ?uVKhifki?Xy G 7 Y C 1441 O atio l H Sbgety 3 ' c , 5 t il , 4 ' a !i n , g V irls' e ic e 4. 'Wyre ' e omenl. but tbri ty tho btful of others. lu GEORGE BIAYLE I mluxtrial Arn Graphic Arts club, treasurer 4g Projection club 45 Booster I, 5, 4g Swimming 3, 43 Councilman. fare of bear! bn zen look aonzui RITA MLCLAIN Clauzcal National Honor Society 4 McKin leyite staff 4 Hale Harvard 4 Y Teenl 7 v 4 Boosterl Latin club l Operetta 3 4 Com mittees 7 a 4 Basketball I 4 Library assistant 7 1 Quill and Scroll 4 Art league 4 College cub 4 Choral club a 4 NORMA MAURER Commercial Booster 3, 43 Girls' Service league 41 Office assistant 4. She pouesfes poixe and libemlity. lf LORIN MCCARTY I ml uttriul fl rl! Booster l, 2, 5, 41 Times agent 3: Stagecraft 3. 4. C rea! lhflllgbfj come from fbe lmeail GERTRUDE lNlCDOlNALD Commercial B osterl 2 3 4 ba! Jueez zlellghlx a quiet life affmdf JOHN CARL McLAUGHLlN Cenerul HiY I J 4 president 7 Boosterl 4 repre sentatixe 7 a Council n 7 Chorus l Choral club 4 Op er tta U 4 L e 11911 uhzlc lou are glue or Jon arc a long time :lead JOANNE MCNURLIN Classical Bosterl 7 a 4 Ret Cross 7 College club A 514661 anl zzrtzzom you mee! looking girl uzlb the rare gif! ll a 20014, zfnpoflllml BEULAH MEACHAM Cerieral National Dramatic Champion 7 National lorensic League Red Cross 7 5 Class l u 4 O a U er College club 4 laleut cannot lie lml zlen me uortlrw lllll eze: shine Page 37 FRANCES MELLAS Clafucal National Honor Socie 4 YTeen l 7 4 Booster l 2 Leaders 7 5 College club 4 Dramaticl 4 C oral l b 7 4 Operetta 1 Committees l 7 ass uce president l Coun cilman l Majorette l 7 u Drum majorette Band 7 4 A :ery merry dancing laughing person KEINNETH MERRIMAN Cena ral HiY 4 Booster l 2 representative s Red Cross 7 Times agent a Councilman 1 Col lege cl b 4 Reserve football l H11 good loobi are zu leaping uitla hu :Ink mg peuoualffn THESPINA M ICHAILIDES C lasszcal Booster 3 4 Leaders 7 5 Girls Service lea gue 4 College club 4 She fakes an mlerest zn a great many things Surress comes to :hose uho tr, OE PETER MICHALOVICH NIIHAI ferleral General an 5 4 0 Booster 3 4 er 7 9 4 Councnl man :5 Likes fun makes QI! WAYNE MILLER Classzcal ooster w I rack Q t Cross 4 Cum! men are hard to md JOHN MOAURO I ml uslrzal A rls Booster l 3 representatnve Councxlman 3 Co ahead amz' laeep going GENE C INIOON Industrial Arts Booster 1 Graphrc Arts -4 Councrlman J Commnttees w Iliff? fnemllm is he Aml just as mre as he can he CHA RLES NIISKELL Irzrlustrlal A rts Booster l 7 7 4 Tlmes agent l orus 7 5 If perwzasmn ails use a fu MARY BIONTELEONE Commercial osterl 7 3 -A YTeen7 u Life is not so short hz! fha! there 1s aluags time for courtesy GLENN R INIOON Imlustrzal Arts Booster 1 7 9 Councl man Graphrc Arts presldent -I Those zz ho are pleased lhem selzes should aluaxs please others Page 95 PENNY MILLER feneral Booster I 2 Councnlman 5 College club 4 The lates haze dealt kzndls uzih her AZ-AFX., 'Q' RESSELL MILLER 'I efhrural Natxonal Honor Socre ty 4 Xlckmleynte staff 7 5 4 Tlmes staff 2 Bt sterl 7 resentatne 4 Commxt tees I 7 Councrlman 3 Stagecraft 7 3 Col lege club 4 H1Y A Capable amhllmus plcasrlt Elem npbortmzls suzmg ks JOSEPH MORELES C lasncal All the Jtarl are not ur e hear em JAMES lN1ORENA Terbmfal H X 3 4 Boosrerl 2 3 rr urer 4 College club 4 Svummmg OIIIIJ comer but onre rn a lrfetlme BETTY MORGAN Commcrcral JACK MORGAN Tefhmfal osterl 2 3 4 X Teen Bmsrcrl 4 represemauxe3 o lege club 4 Hu bear! 15 hh a lmlfu far aluau room for om More JOAN MOSSER Clannal Y een 1 2 3 4 Ba Q allguard cha1rman 4 Booster 7 4 represenratrve l College club Pvband73 4 Har :harm rtrzier 1191. rzcghl L1 ment um! the mul An all Vfllllllf Pe man DOROTHX I MUIAIS Clarrlcal can l 7 B O chesrra 7 3 4 Choral club 4 College club 4 Booster l 7 B s etball 1 2 3 4 Pep a nl The :are and 11111 11101110115 blend III of 71111515 and un LOUISE MUNDORFF Home Economic: oosrer l 7 Teen 3 A good heart: better than great fame TILLIE M MUNOZ MURUTES C 0 m m err al I ndurtraal A rt: YTeenl 7 3 oos Bosrerl 2 3 4 1 2 Offnce S15 am 1, 34 Im glad' to be lzzmg ltr ufrer bezng good than bad Aren I gouf JEAN MYERS Commercial Nauonal Honor Socle WILLIAM NAUMANN C lamcal ry 4 Busmess staff 3 ryprsr 4 YTeen 1 7 '3 4 Booster 1 2 4 Councxlman 3 Hall guard chairman 2 3 Trcket offrce 1 2 Vnc tor corps 1 ed Cross 2 She lookr .ro beu :Ich mgly Jzmple jet tlJereJ nzrrrbzef in than egef Natnonal Honor Socre ry 3 4 Booster 3 4 represemauve 2 Col lege club 4 Band 7 f Leaders 3 Councilman 4 Choral club 2 3 presrdent 4 Operetta 2 3 Nothing multiplier af fart ar Lrrrdlrnen Page 34 GEORGE NAVROZIDES General Basketball 4. Keep your mind on the great and splendid thing you would like to do. STEVE NEAGO Classical Booster 1, 2, 3, 4g Leaders l, 2, 4, vice president SQ Track l, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 4g College club 4. Clou'r1ing is his pastime. BILL NEWRIRK Classical SHIRLEY NEEL Classical Times staff 4g Y-Teen 1, 2, 5, 45 Booster 1, 2, 5, 4g Hallguarcl chai.- man 5, 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Latin club lg Committees Z, 5, 4g Pan Book 43 College club 4g Basketball l,Z, 4g Leaders 2, 35 Red Cross 3g Chorus Z, There is a uoman at the heginning of all great thingsf' LA VELDA NICHOLSON Track 7 Baseball 3 4 Booster 7 4 HiY 4 Red Cross 7 Times agent 4 College club 4 To haze dezeloped such a character is ar more than a fork of art X lC'l ORIA N IRULA Commercial National Honor Society 4 B si s statf 7 4 YTeen l 7 oster l 7 7 4 Artle:1s.,ue A Girls Service league l Com Our thoughts and our Lfilltllltl are our on I1 GERTRU DE kb SRE Com men 1.17 National Honor Societx 4 Busi ness staff 3 4 Booster 7 4 rep reseatative 7 Hallguard chairman 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Red Cross l fern seldom speaks mt 112671 she does ez erihoil stop to listen C en eral Booster 4 She s the type you can aluays count on BEVERLX NIKON Classu al 1 es staff 4 YTeen l Latin l 7 4 Booste 4 Pan Book 7 College clu 4 Quill and Scroll l Lzzrle and lzzeli Amon I1 to zll for her szzeetneis XIARJORIE Olxlfk General National Honor Society 4 Y Teen 7 secretar 4 Girls Seruce league president 4 Booster l 7 7 4 Oftice assistant 4 So fair she takes tle breath 0 men an zi zzho ga e upon her unazzare MARGARET NEMES Commercial Booster 4. Delightfally attractiz e her charms can he easily noticed. CORINNE NETH Classical Booster l, 2, 3, 4g Pan Book 53 Latin club 23 College club 4. She makes the san shine in the shady places. . k A-'M,,V ef , A. W , -, . , .. . ' X. W. ' 1 - 7 -Y Q . V .. Y - - 4 , , L A 4 7 , A 4 f. l 1 f. ' 'Q ' 4 5, 'll A nes - ,-.7.-1. . lb A I1 7 Bo . -, 3, JI Y 5, . ,Cu ' -' t 'B 'fl . . . I -.1 g My h K. X mittee l, 5: Quill and Scroll 4. ' A' 1- U- F - U l V' if I il 4 l V 1 V 7 , , . L ,T ' . ,S , '. '. , . , v ,- A -Q . ' fe I ' .4 1 Y I 1- ' g f-4. gat. ,- Page JD NORM A OTTO General Y-Teen 21 Booster 1, 2, 5, 4, Councilman 21 Times agent l, 23 Choral club 3: Etiquette club lg Hallguard chairman -33 Commit- tees I, 2, 5. A girl of aligfzitj and poire. for :whom life laoldf forth mam jojuf' PATSY PATTERSON Clay fn al eenl f Lat elu B oster l 7 a 4 Lea s president i College club 4 Bas ketball 7 In ilu heart flu rleu of 'lllllfh 011 lim llpi llle mule 0 truth HOPE PA PPAS General Booster 1, 2, 31 Y-Teen l, -lg Col- lege club -lg Etiquette club l, HAlzza,1.v .rmilir1,i4. Meter glam: Slreh a bappj. fheerful flown. VARNA PAVFLZIR Crucial Booster l 7 Red Cross 7 Polzlcmxr LOJIF zzotbimg anl rams LI6'l1flJlII,2 BARBARA PERIORD Com merclal Boosterl 7 4 Committee 2 4 Y Teen 4 Tlazf young la 3 M1119 large bright eyef I5 ziell k7l01l7I ba all lo be zerg une I 1 WILLIAM PETERS Imlurtnal Ar!! osre r l 7 k A mlfrl ellou brimming mer Illlh good Jpoffunaurlazp TRED GUST PHILLIPS PIMPAS I-6'Ll177llLtIl lmluufzal Arts Oster 1 7 7 .Steaflnzeil alziaar Y 7 4 Lea S bump lm ruianl treasurer sttrcrarx 4 C lmeerleatltr u 4 e j In zu ll 1 va ff 111141 ralfm JAMES CHARLES DONA PIMPAS PIROLOZII lmlfzflfzal A115 it et orlite I ill U fer ri a 1111! Il 6:51 111.411 ooster 1 eaters I Booster l B1 s im 7 ai lu mam Ibn 1107! u LIVUIIVIII PLARINGER C 4 ll! ral Lfrrrzfrfcrczal Booster I 7 Y een l Office production 4 Nc L7 lwai a lu ter lifulrl aml a lmcr nlmlai 114411 olnzfl Page 96 JOAN PLOTNER C lamral Natronal Forensrc Lea gue I Get Acquamted club J Eartbr nobler! thzne a uornan per ec ezl AMELIA POPA C om mercml Busmess staff 4 Boos l 7 3 4 Y e 4 Basketball l 7 C orus 1 Red Cross 7 Qurll and Scroll 4 Plazn uztbout pomp rich uzllnout Jbou POPA General Boster1754 Re serve football 7 Var ty 9 4 Class pres: tlent 4 Baseball Look Xou fell me zz bat he lrker JOHN PoULos General Booster 1 2 3 Band 4 Track 7 He lf hzmrelf of bert llnzngr elected ANN PREMMER Clafrzcul B oster 1 7 4 ol lege club 5 4 YTeen A huppg flzrporztzon Jpzrezl zz :lla on malzlg HELEN PRICE Com rnerczal Helen J eng to knou but bard to forget LENA RAMPI General Booster 0 4 representatrv YTeen a Basketball I Yale Harvard 3 leaders 7 n 4 She lr one ulfo I5 ax alll ull f un LAWRENCE REA Terbnnal Natxonal Honor SOCISIX 4 Booster 7 7 4 Leades u 4 Cho club J Operetta. v Hallgaartl charrman 4 College club 4 A rugged ui! ,mtl tz Jtearl-1 lauglaf' JEROBIE PRIEST Indurlrzal Artr Booster 7 3 4 representatrve 1 College club 4 Wberez er be goes be uzll be lzlaezl ue predztt JUNE RAWLINS Corn merczal Busmess staff 3 4 Booster 7 a YTeen 7 7 Get Acquamtetl club Be as merry ar Jou can for no one zlelzghtf fn a rorrou ul uoman BEI l I REAXI Co nz men ral Trmes staff 4 YTeen 7 Booster 1 7 w 4 Commnttee 7 w rctors corps 7 Counculman 4: Qurll and Scroll 4. The ,later laare deal! frientllg Illlb ber. Page 37 '57-Q 5 WILSON ROWND Tech meal National Honor Some 3 -4 Track Swimming 3 Football manager 4 s plans 7 Choral club 5 Class play 2 II3 rzenzlr are ml zlelzglal BOB RICHARDS Imlnrlrral Arif oster I 7 4 resentatixe 3 Hes aluamf the center o a good Ildlilfell frozul ANNE REZOS General Y-Teen I. 2. 3, 4g Booster I, 2, 3, BONNA MARIE RICE Commerrial Y-Teen I 2 3 4' Booster I, 7 .Lx .Lx 43 Pan Book 2g Band I, 2, 3 1 Swing band 43 Basketball 3, Latin club I3 Pep band 4g College club 4. A rbeerji hello in her eyes. Nothing at all to derpitef' DOLORES DODY ROBINSON Cla I Ural Business staff 3 4 Get Acquaint tl club I Y Teen 2 3 I Booster 7 3 4 Art league 3 4 Quill and roll 4 College club 4 Commit tees 3 4 Councilman I Plearanl mamzerea' and vfrzrere ll e all reforre uhen vhe If near MARGERY ROCCO Clar Heal YTeen I 7 3 4 Hallguard chairman 3 4 Red Cross I Boos ter I 3 4 representative 7 Plearanl ruth just a lrttle mnrhfef 111 he: exe wa., , , , , -, 3, 4g Latin club Ig Leaders 2, 3, 4g Councilman 41 Committee 2. A spirit filled with merrj rheer. A quiet mind, a conference Klear. HOWARD ROBINSON Inzlujlrral Arif Booster 4 'Ike leer to rr cur rr e :ull -you homer: FRANK ROSSI Irzdustrral Arn Booster I Frlerzdlmefr brmos mam friends .I-sf.. if GND 1 ' HAROLD DALE MITCHELL RUBEL RUFF SAKEY Clasncal Councilman 7 Physics lab assistant -4 H13 4 Latin c Reserve football 7 Varsity 9 Track I 7 Choral club Committees 3 Booster I 7 4 representatne 7 Hu polzfi relax and enjoy mourtell Page 38 Ct rleral C erzeral Booster 3 4 Chorus 4 Football xarsitx 4 Col For ber a jolly good lege club 4 Booster -I ffllffll IN of oulx a fine plaxer bu! a toon' Sport at heart nr, fl., h 4, ' ' .: - fa ,5fg:fi'5f' I 4 X 4 4 :-4 , .N-.t.:..,::::5.,.4 ' . , W . 4 is I : - r ' Q . lv h Q. M 2 U3 o X ' 4 1 l - ' N I ,D . 'U I A. : wi ny 2. . I Y'T' , . 'I ' , - 1 ' J V -5 'few 3 V. ' X ., I V ,X . 4' I Is. ' J 4 3 I I 'A + I -Q ' , I 1 , , 4 I . U l I - J X ' h -. - : 1 E' -' 4. I A x ' J' I . J fx U- N ' 4 - V IFL , . -- ,X : ' : , I .- ' I ' . 1 , W . I :Y -' - - ' ' J ' I . ' 4 7 - , 1 5 , . ' 1 I X . . - N A ' 'Q . rw ' V . - if 3 ' I X' AN .F Q ' ,V T 4, 'N 44' ,S 5 . w . JJ X -l JOE SALRIN General National Forensic lea- gue 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 3. 43 Art league 53 Thespians 3, 4g Booster l, 2, 3, 4g College club 4g Com- mittees Z, 3g Track 33 Councilman 4g Class play 3 Red Cross 3 He thznhr he dancer heutnhx he rornancey DAVID SASSO General Booster 3, representa- tive 4, Stagecraft 43 Leaders 2- A5 hanzlp with a jet! ar many of the hen. DG. RITA SCHINDLER Com nz erczal National Honor Society 3 PAULINE SCHAFFER Commercial Times staff 45 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4g Majorette 2, 3, 4g Committees 1, 23 Yale - Harvard cheer- leader 2, 3, 43 Council- man lg Red Cross 25 Quill and Scroll 4. Alu'ajJ ready with a rrntle for ez eryone BEN SCHNELLE Tech meal f YTeen 7 3 4 Booster 2 3 4 Kind are her eyer and hrzght her frnzle JOHN SCHRADE Indumzal Arty Boosterl 7 v A Committeesl Fen thingy are nnposnhle Iv one of hm permnalzti CAROL SHAFER Co nz rn en :al Boster 1 7 7 4 Oltice assist ant 7 A mule for ezermone not just a feu College club 4 Physics lab assist ant 4 Chemical lab assistant 3 4 Sornetzmer hex harhfnl rornetnnex her not But uhatezer zl taker to make frzendf hes got SUE SECCOMBE Clarszral een 1 7 w 4 Boo er 7 College club 4 Yale Harvard 1 Leaders 7 7 Committee 9 4 Her tier Jeem to flame urth mzfchzef I gleam NORMA SHAFFER Clarrztal een l 7 4 Boo er 3 4 College club 4 journalism club 4 Councilman 4 Choral club 4 Operetta 4 The theerful llze the longest Page 39 CAROLYN SCHAUER Classical Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teen l, 2, 3, 4g Art league 1, 2, treasurer 3, 43 Leaders 1, 2, 3, pres- ident 4g Committees l, 23 Basketball 1,2, 5, 43 Yale-Harvard 2, 33 Col- lege club 45 Hallguard chairman 4. Fen things are impoi .rzhle to diligence and Jkt ALICE SCHILL Home Economic: Booster l, 2, 3, 4g Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4g Times agent 4. With a good and gentle heart, C re to ilu u orlrl rbe best 2017 MARY LOU SINGLETERY C 0 m m errml Booster 4 College club Chorus 2 5 Tflze to her nord af lo ezerglbzng elle JACK SJNGLUFF C larrzral Leaders 7 Booster 1 College cl b 4 Svummmg 3 4 Track 4 Chemncal lab assnst ant 3 Alu 1131 makmg the ben of time X all HQAQEHAIN Ju Clauzral fl' lmixtaff 4y Y Te 7 ster I secret pre 1 at n clu lnjfeaders .IX 0 85,8 Club 4 thi m e 5 Red ross 4 Yal arvardm Choral C u 4 Operetta Qulll and Scroll 4 Ixmd ejef and a bnglal mule' XVILLIAM HOWARD SHISLER Tefhmcal atnonal Honor Soclet I Booster 1 presldent I Colle3.,e club 4 HIY 4 Chemmal lab assnstant 1 I Councllman Not bold not .thx but a zen :ure mnzglzng of earl: WILBIA SIGLER Ceneml Booster I 4 representatxve 7 3 YTeen I 7 3 4 Councilman I X J CARROL SHALE C 0 m m erczal ' Bo My Councllman I Commxttees Offnce assrstanr 4 A delzgbtful combination of 1411 and charm GLENN SIBER Claxrzml ecraft I I 3 Booster 3 represcntatwe I 7 Latnn club Red Cross I College club 4 O11 lm tcmpuamuzt he IJ friendly CLEO bIMPKINS Clarrzral B osterl 7 3 Teen I 2 brary HSSISIZHI 3 4 Red Cross I 7 Councxlman I 7 Art league Z I Collcp,e club 4 Annual staff 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Reptesenta Jon but e DORIS EILEEN SMITH C 0 m m effldl Busnness staff 2 3 Cu culauon manager Boosterl 7 9 4 Att league 4 Basketball J 4 Qunll and Scroll 4 Let me be u har I am and Jeek not to alter me f Page 40 e 7 An artul al rombnzmg blljlllfif JOAN srnrn C fm HIEVTIHI Usher 7 o lass ec retary 4 A frank engagmg :mile belragr tbe naturalrzetf of her ual: and pleayuz e 5 XVILLIAM SMITH Cenenzl Boosterl 3 4 Band 3 4 Leaders 1 4 A good man je! ezermne admnr it K- 'I It St 'Nfl I V, ' UI' l MA ff I IA ,N . ' tl I IQ, 4 I fl V A pl A TA - l. -, , 4: B h ' ' l f 'rw - 7 - Qi , - I J, nr x- gn 1, 2, 3. LI, oster 1. -, 1 ' - C l , 1 ' L ' , . ' . 1 . . , V C Xl , w :rt HY , xl Q l b V' . ' fl fl . . e . at 1. 4? 'lx wt I 4 xx' lm ll . N ' ' 3' Stag . -. .5 ., 4. ' I. 2. ' ' 1 - f ' , -1 ' 21 fs ' ' 2. l . H 4 - I j.! A'YlI,4 3 1 o , gg '- , , 3g Li- - ,-, ., L ' ll- J: ., 3-.-3 ' .1 - lf' A 3 ' . X? ' ' uv ,, 3. 3 f A' . . 'I '1 . ' . V C' 3 l 2 X 5 . , . f - I Q -3 v ' ,L A- -,f:C s - ,2.Y,: -Ig , , 4. 4' u fe n 43 2. 3. L l, 2, IRA SNELI. Indurmal Arn Varsxty football 4 Var srty basketball 4 Track We lhmk you are a true sport D BRUCE SODEE Clarrzcal Natronal Honor Socte 4 Y treasurer 7 Band l 7 7 Lrbrarran 4 Com mrttees l Track 1 7 Chemncal lab assrsrant 5 4 Booster 3 4 Fall play 4 Swing band 3 4 Thesprans 4 The chzef of a thousand grace! 7-6.5 ,Af JOAN s'rEvENs C larrzcal RENNETH SPAULDING Genera! ouncrlman Z Foot ball l 7 9 Basketball 7 3 Track l A fnend II the com fo I of life fl- 1 NICK STEVENSON Natlonal Honor Soclety C Klnleylte staff 4 YTeen l 2 3 4 Boosterl 7 3 4 Basketballl 3 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Choral club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Commrt tees 2 4 Usher? 4 College club 4 Class vrce presndent 4 treasurer 3 Art league 2 secretary 5 presr dent 4 Of much affection an! unhroben faith LYNN STORER Clauzral B nster l 7 A Dramatncs 7 4 president 3 Thesplans 7 4 vlce presndent 3 Class play 7 3 Oper a 2 n Commnttee l 7 Ahzlm to um rzendr than hu affertmn JIM SUGGS Ceneral Boosterl 7 4 Band l 7 Pep band 5 4, Baseball 7, 3 4 Orchestra 3, 4, Reserve basketball l, Varsnty basketball 4 Mmh rhmer m hir exer C larucal Varsrty football l 7 3 4 Varsnty basketball 2 7 4 reservel Golf At harbethall her marzelour arm' adlzzzretl hj all o uf XIARX STLTZ Co m m errlal Booster l 7 4 Countllman l All hrltl her Ill hztlv erteem JOHN SULLIVAN Ceneral Band 7 v treasurer 4 Orchestra presrdent 4 Svung band 4, Pep band 3 4 Booster 1, 7 4 repre sentatrve 3, Red Cross l john you are lzked hm each and ererjoue Page 41 RONALD SPRAGUE Technical aseball 1 2 Football 1 7 Booster 7 3 4 Class Vl president 7 A tml al real life hzgh school lad RICHARD STAMM Indurtfzal Red Coss I Booster l f 14 a make one ELIZABETH THOMPSON C om merrzal B osterl 7 3 4 flce BSSISIHDI -4 A IlHH1H1,L ual uml Jmzle 0 murten 1.17 21' i' vga J CAROLYN TRESSEL C 0 71 m erczal BEVERLY SWEARENGIN C 0 01 111 errlal een l 4 Boo representatne 7 4 Choral Llub 2 Operetta v Commnttee 1 er l 7 She :been the Nlflfll aml brzgbtuzr the zla1 MllxE SX M EONIDES Terhrmul ratk 7 n 4 Reserve football 7 Boster 7 v HIY u 4 Co ge nl 4 A eenlleman maker 710 :mire SOPHIE TERZAN C o m m L rrml Times staff 3 4 Bm ter 1 4 YTeen 1 Qunll and Scroll 4 Shes alum! on hand uhen ber frlemlf need her DONN A SWISHER Clafffml een l 7 4 Bo ter l 7 -4 Choral club 2 a L4 College Club -4 Centle In mamzerf fum 121 realm HELEN TELl'ER Con murml Booster a 4 Offne assnstant v Ylnre :J no equal for her I mutate DONALD THOLIPSON C larnfal Natnonal Honor Souety 4 Booste 1 4 Stagecraft 1 presldent Co ege lb 4 'Irack 2 4 Commnttees 7 v A good man I ex ez er one dfllllllff it VIRGIL TIRMONIA Clasural ooster l College club 4 Cheerleader 7 5 II1d710fC'J!1fI!l6?IfE Offlce assnstant enl 7 7 4 Hallguar charrman 4 Aluamf lmpp5 ulu 4151 mllm Page 42 GEORGE TRI FELOS Clafffral Natxonal Honor Socre ty 4 Booster l repre sentatxve 7 7 H1Y I Counulman l Track l College club -4 INA tnonal Forensle league a A mmlel of oprzmum nba 14 ill be a mfrzfs BARABARA VAN BENTHUYSEN Ceneral osterl 7 7 -4 Teen l 7 College club 4 Councllman 7 Red ossl 7 1 4 mnttee l Her thou lat! are ezer bum all alue Y-T , 2 3 ' ster I 5 . 4' , '.j Y-T .-.n. 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'V 7' g 1 U r in ', u Y ' H ARNOLD VAN LEHN Indurmal Am B oster 1 2 3 A REGINA BETTY VARGO VAUGHN Commernal Commercml Booster 4 YTeen 3 een l 2 4 Red Cross 4 Leaders 4 If 4 friend you are to bun you can aluajf count on Arnold food marmerx and Be .fu eel and that good moralr are uay be ra e Ju om frzendr HARRY VLAHOS Industrial A rls Mtlixnleyxte staff 4 Booster I 2 n 4 Red Cross 7 Reserve foot l 3 ul d Scro Stagecraft C real lbflllghll can 02115 come from the ber! DOROTHY VOLZI:R C o 111 men ml een l 7 Bo ter I Tltker offnce 4 flfnmul to 6l6'fllhlIlj, mufd ilu lurrl her lmmf bUZrAlNNE WFAVER ,Clumtal Nlatxon-al Honor bocnety SM 4 Tlmes staf 5 A Busmess Staff 7 Y Teenl 7 w 4 Natronal Fore slc League 1 Xrct y corps Thespnans I. treasur r presrdent 4 joumalrsm dnb vrte presr d 5 Glrls femme league sec 4'Qrll'rSll, ' Committees l Z 4' Booster l 2 no 4' 'Basketball Zl 5 4' College cluli-lg Dramatic club 2 5.443 Art league 41 Usher pg Times'ag,ent 2. 9' Latin club 43 Yale-Harvard 4. Too good to be unkind. BETTY VOLAS C ldjlifdl Natnonal Honor Society 4 Y Teen 7 7: 4 Latm clubl 7 Vrct s I 2 ooster l Choral club 2 vxce presndent 5 I Leaders 7 Art league 5 4 Coun ulman 4 College club 4 Lrbrary assrstant 2 3 4 Operetta 7 lead 5 4 Commrttee 7 Dari hair sbmnzg ener Iflllm pharzt mite they 1141! a prize BOB WARREN Ceneral Booster Varsity football Tr k lf lrllzef hold and gnodmrs P161 er fem DON VUEBER Clanmzl Varsxrv football 4 Track A Booster n 4 Class treasurer 4 The rlaeerful life lbe longexzf' Page 43 PAULINE VERGALETO C 0 rn m ercfal een 1 2 Booster I 2 3 4 By ber uriuer magnified Aluayx mee and drgmfzed VIRGINIA WLAD C 0 mm erczal Nanonal Honor Socre Booster 1 7 4 Red Cross I Bas ketball 5 Art league 3 4 Commrtteel 2 5 Quxll and Scroll 4 Busrness staff 3 man ager 4 Craczouf aJ .rumlame Ju eet as deu I ROBERT JOQEPH LEE WHITMER WILLIAMS Indurtrial Arif Cjgjyudj HARRIET WEINER Clarriral Choral club 2. 3. 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Swing band 3, 43 Art league 2, 3, 4, Booster I, 2, 3, 41 Col- lege club 4. Dignity if the highefl altainmen! of 11 woman. WILLIAM WETZEL Ceneral Booster I 2 Class presrdent I secretary 2 treasurer 3 Varsrty football 2 3 4 Reserve basket I 7 var n 4 Base a Nezer to he Jurpaucd in alhletzfx or in manhood ALYCE WHITE Ceneral een I 3 4 Boosterl 2 n I 2 We think a 11186167 girl can I he found MAXINE VUILLIAMS Co ni HI erelal DICK WESTLAKE Terhniml I-Ii-Y 43 Band I, Z, 3, vice presi-- dent 41 Orchestra 4, Swing band 3, 43 Pep band 3, 43 Leaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Councilman 43 College club 4g Booster I, 2, 5, 4. All that are generous' and kind are Ihe firmer in him you'll find. GORDON WHARMBY Indzutrlal Am Booster I 2 Stagecraft Graphra Arts 4 Hu read3 ll il Iempered by grace and a good dixpormon COLLEEN WHITE Commermzl Y een I 2 Boosterl 2 3 Pep band I A friend IJ a comfort in z e agr- -uv-4 'ww' SHIRLEY ANN BETTY WILLIAMS WONG Booster I 7 Get Ac Ceneral l ll I B nn 7 'Q 4 Pep band Broster I 7 5 C oral een I qualmek Lu, 4 Bo ter I T Booster I Herenefrcemrodanre Red Cross I 7 Co Lge tub representatne 1 Red zuth mmlvze vgleam Graphrc Arts w C orus I 7 Cross 7 A Ind uhos kind lo Aluau Nldkllg the A bond fuporitzon IJ' nfl he A710111 ben of lime. ulznirs better than gold, doing, Jrn11ellJir1,g. Page 44 Natxonal Honor Socre 4 Boo ter 3 Aluamf readg uzth rmzfe for ezergone RONALD WRIGHT I ndustrial Booster l, 2, 33 Red Cross 2, 'Tix only Enoulezlge that openf the gate to uinlomf' Ml N Q MELODEE WYNNE Commercial Booster l, 2, 3, 41 Col- lege Club 43 Quill and Scroll 4g Pan Book club 4g McKinleyite staff 4, l'Her tongue if the lau of Ei11a'ne5J. l 1 ANN YENGLING C lauiral Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2g Booster 4, vice president 2, repre- sentative lg Latin club lg College club 4g Class secretary 2g Football at- tendant lg Majorette Z, 3, 4g Yale-Harvard 3g Hallguard chairman 3: Leaders Z, 3, An amiable girl with plearant charrm. MARY JANE YODER Clafyical National Honor Socie- ty 4g Y-Teen 1, Z. 3, 43 Booster l, 2, 3, 43 Choral club 3, 43 Latin club l, 23 Hallguard chairman 5, 4g College club 4. Keep your mind on the great thingy you with to do. MARTHA ELLEN YOUNG C larrifal Booster 1, 2, 5. 4: Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Lead- ers 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 33 College club 4. The milder: manners and the greatert heart. HELEN ZANTOPOULOS Commerctal National Honor Society 4 Bust ness staff 2 3 4 Victory corps l JOHN ZANTOPOULOS Booster l representative 2 J General Leaders 7 3 4 Art leag 3 4 Girls Service league 4 Red oss I Basketball l 7 3 Yale Harvard 3 Committees 7 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Us er 7 3 4 A lrl to brighten the uay not too .rolemn not a DONALD ZARTMAN Ceneral osterl 7 w 4 HiYl 7 4 secretary 7 at l 4 I1 man tau :ml opportznztti lm! a soul one taker arlzan last nl ll DICR ZILLXIER Clafmal Booster l v Q Cho club 1 4 Red Cross 4 vice presi dent 4 College club A Hallauard chairman 3 A Operetta 4 llkll are bow for ttzo tlyzngi thinkin aut' attmg Booster l 7 3 representative f U homer er uould be a man mutt be a rzoncorzfornmt HAROLD LEIGER lmluttrlal Arn se wall l 7 1 Boos I .mi make rr tffz r 1 or a man S 'XXI ZIANS Technical Track l 7 v 4 Counci man Leaders 7 4 Booster Choral l b 4 The zzorltl bEl0lIbJ' to the eller EIIL Page 43 STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS BETTY CORY MICHAEL PETROS Co mmerrral Natxonal Honor Socnty Booster 1 7 YTeen l 7 Lead A gum, Jpeake, ers 5 Basketball 1 7 5 Art lea gue 3 Glrls Servtce league 4 She getr uhalezer rbe purfuef ,6- Leon Kulngovuskl B111 Karmanos Rusty Mxller Page 46 w ' . 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Y . . 7 7 Girls' Service League Assists Freshmen 36 Latrra Cooper Dolly Mellas Sermm' Rau Mrss Leota Clarke Betty Ann Martin Katherine lxarantanes Thespma Mrchalledes Mary Louise Danes Phxllls Mathrson Norma Maurer Victoria Nrltula Chosen because of their hrgh grades ind standing durtng their frrst three ye mrs tt MeKxnley these grrls were selected rn the sprmg of therr junior yerr md invited to tttend the Service Letgue 'rt that nme Thetr se-mor yelr they were gurdes for the freshmen the frrst week and ushered for the clrss play and operetta At the end of therr rumor year they had ushered at class night and commencement The last day of school before Christmas vacanon they had a Chrrstmas breftkftst tn Mrss Leota Clatkes office There was a grft exchange and everyone enjoyed the cookres made by Mlss Clark therr adviser the orange yurce and apples In the fall they sponsored 1 party for the freshmen girls and thus spring there was a party for the new members of the Service League Page 47 w I Q ' , , , ., t ' ,L , '5 5 'I . 5 Q Z , 1 . ' 4 ' 4 J. '33 ' Y 1, ff . hifi , r 1 L r . A I I ,f E. e 3 r' 1 A V 45' il:-f ' 3. Fin! Rou: Priscilla Holder, Suzy W'eaver, Leona Jordan, Nadine Foehrenbach, Margie Okey, Helen Zantopoulos, . , . . ll: .V . y W g vm, , ,I , .A w . N, . Q . , 5 1 1 f . S . . . 2 1 1 ' . V A . . . . 1 t , . 1 2 . . ' . . . Q Y . . V K 1 . . ' ' ' . . . t . ' - ' t l t 1. . . , . . . ' , ' , 4 r - 1 ' ' L ' U , 4 l l 't Guardians Advise, Encourage Fair Play Second Rau Marilyn Hower Mlldred Jones Clayton Leyda Tbzrd Rau Katherine Mack Beverly Smith C C Smrth Guiding seruors into the right paths were certarn members of the faculty Mr W Lanmng the chairman of rhrs group was ably assisted by nine members of the faculty Drshmg out refreshments was the job of Mrs Cora Darley and Mr Clayton Leyda Mrss Marrlyn Hower Miss Beverly Smith and Mr Charles Long arranged the entertain ment which ranged from vocal solos to short skits Miss Katherine Mack and Mr C C Smith supervised the decoratmg committee rn their work in the old music room whrle Mr T R Lannmg was in charge of games rn the girls gym Miss Mildred jones is the john W Snyder of this group being treasurer Without this group of supervrsors parnes would not have been the successes they turned out to be Page 48 , r -ap W 9 fd Fin! Rout W. W. Lanning, Cora Dailey, T. R. Henning. Councll Orgamzes Plans Coordlnaies W W Furl Rou Bonna Rrce Norma Schaffer Betty Ream Norma Cramer joan Stevens Betty Volas Nadrne Foehren bach Mae jultan Second Rou jtm Marrol Charles Crawford Emerald Estock Duck Houghton Elr Popa Elected by therr classmates the semor councrl met rn room 771 and the ftudrtorrum Therr dunes were collectrng class dues dtstrrbutmg ttckets for the mo partres and the prom md gnvmg suggestrons for the Freshmtn Handbook They rlso superused nn the electron of cllss offtcers Elr Popa oan Stevens loan Sfnrrh md Don Weber The e held the offrces of presrdenr wrce presrdent secret try md treasurer respcctrvely A constrtutron xxrrtten by .1 commxttee was drscussed and amended and then ratrfred Temporary otfrcers were elected at the begrnnmg of the year and the same were proclarmed permanent offrcers for the remamder of the year Prerzdent Norma Cramer Vue Prerlflefzt james Martol Secretary Duck Norcra Page 49 - I I F VVr7.fr,gmV,, , A U L y, I 4 yy M -iffy r . y I M V , W, , , , , - Lf , Q ' 5 ' ' V 15 ,, p -M .Q - , ,. l g a , . , , V: V I Y Y 9 1 U , . ,Z Y V V 1 V 4 , , .. . . . , 1 x 1 . f f A' ' 1 Committees Promote Leadership and Cooperation K Frrtt Rau Mae julran Nancy Kortrss Barbara Perrord Nadine Foehrenbach Betty Martin Catherine Lazarxs Dodre Robrnson Second R014 Prtscrlla Holder Betty Yolas Shrrley Neel Jean Garner Rita McClain Joanne Hayne Betty Ream Thzrd Rou Norma Cramer Doris Smith Marian Sham Charlotte Hrckle Loute Gerber Dick Hough ton Emerald Estock jotnt parttes wrth the lunrors kept the work of the sentor commrttees dtvrded Refreshments entertatnment and decorations were provrded by these committees Football Fracas was the theme for the first party which took place November seventh The senror commrttees took over for the second party tn the spring The rumors entertained the senrors at the Moonlight Ballroom on May fourteenth for their mam social event of the year the prom Page 50 , h f V ri 4. 1-sin I F , 5' M, .Q s . a I ,, '. ' 41, Da YJ 'I x . 4 .. I , U l f 4 ft r f 1 4 , ' 0 nv , . N r., A , A , . V . Y . . . Y , , .' . '. ' ' ' ' ' , . ,Z .Y v , Y , 7 y , , y 'Z v a 1 v y . ' , . , 4 , 4 . .. 1- - - r, r K Hallguard Chalrmen SUPBIVISB Hallguards Fzrsz Rou Suzanne Taylor Norma Otto Pat Whttmer Duck George Katherme Karantanes Carolyn Tressel Lava rence Rea Second Rou Mr Lee Pancake joan Mosser Peggy Bulat Shnrley Neel jane Greer Gertrude Nuske Don Martnn Thzrd Rou Margxe Rocco Darleen Covert Berme Wetzel jack Everhart Duck Zelmer Mary jane Yoder Carolyn Schauer Wxth but a few exceptrons, these chatrmen are sennors Chosen by Mr Lee Pan cake, therr duty rs to mamtam order rn the halls durxng class tnme All hallguards and charrmen must have passmg grades rn all subyects No vxsxtmg on the post ns permrtted and hallguards are the last to leave the bunld mg and the ftrst to return tn case of fnre drtlls Page 51 D I ' gg, , . 4 ' I , f 99 f . Z! 4 , a , 0 Q I . N . . . . V- - , , , y , , V- ' 1 y Y 1 V 1 ' '3 , I - . . , y SENIOR MEMORY ALBUM D,-....,.,,,,, ff? X' 9. I Dawn Eyman 7 B111 Naumarm 5 jeafx Garner 4 Betty Dohy 5 Nad1neFoehrenbach .md Rua McCam 6 Margle Rocao 7 Rxchard Brewer 8 M155 Bozmans arf metal class Page 57 .Y L , My Q .Www I . V lb' 'girl' V .Vg H 3? . 4 1 W ' 3 if ' V L if , Q N' 3' vi K A fy 5 KW ,M ,U , Q 4 V M., , , ' Q- X 'sys ,, 'V 371 K' '-' X 4 14 ., it xiii: I x ,,, K . if , x , V if if ff f M f , A 5 .vhfgfza 4 :ij , 'R ,, J. 1 Jkp l .gi L , 5 . 1 V- ' 1 ' W SENIGR MEMORY ALBUM 1 elme Mcxcrb md fume Par Rehfub mi Pun Pltrerwu Dm rw Smxrh Mm Arnl r W Dxdx Heumu lun C lr er N LL Imkob 6 Kim Bogmmb ur merll mlm Dudm Rwbnmun Page DJ 5 k f L I QT' , lf ,, f 9 :gn SKI ' I -T 2 L -,V f, I - ., sg, A-411, . M' 534 .TE , . , . , r .Q , x QW 1 3 -If A-.3-. .,Q.s-f-:2 +5,-1- .15.'- Z' Q. I ..'1 '.' '. -. ' . . '- V . -. . SENIOR MEMORY ALBUM 1 Mm vp k 9533? K Qi, f 2 3 Wm M'-QPQQQQQQ 5 rw-X Wm X LISIHLSS 5:1 s 1I'l5IIT'115 mx 1 Ll Cxruuu Jun Cxmnus 1 1 uns 1 Lln lL mem Q x mr 1 11 -Xml: XIII Ll P156 54 ff' LC IJ., IJ IJ ,1.1,., V SCLOOI Jay? RADUIJQJIJQ ard 170 en ue a l MR L H BOOHER Prmcapal Those who are capable should assume leadership positions states Mr L H Booher This year he has clone much to encourage student participation at McK1nley High School degree from Ohio State University Mr Booher held positions of superintendent principal Pleasant City Ohio principal of Cherry and Washington Elementary schools From 1936 46 Mr Booher was head of the Department of Child Accounting of the Canton Public Schools Page 56 After receiving his B.A. degree from Muskingum and his M.S. MR I W DELP Assistant Superintendent Scrum, the udmnnlsrrmon when-xcr he ns needed ns As-,nsrxnr Superrnrendenr Mr 1 XV Delp Mr Dclp renewed hrs BA degree ll lxl1lITll LI11XLI'5lIy lm hrs M A nr Akron Lnuersrrx HL has lso heh ru posruons ot lnsrruuor of Lhemrsrrx mrrheml ms 1nd gcologx lNlklXl1llCX H1 h Nuhool Crnton Ohio 1918 1919 Prrnupll ohn H lehmxn Iumor Hrgh buhool Qlnton 191919wb Prrnupxl lohn H Leh mm Hrgh Sehool Clnron 1964 1917 md Drrepror of Hlgh Schools Ind RE'SE11'Ll1 Clnron Pubhe Schools 1913 1917 Page MR. LEWIS BAKER, Vice Principal Smooth organization for scheduling of courses rms one of the dunes of Mr Baker rhxs year He xlso headed the Freshman Handbook and the Nzmond Honor eommrrtees Mr Baker renewed hns Ph B degree from Herdel berg College 1nd drd gradmte work 11 Columbu Unrversrty He hfxs 1150 studxed ar the Umverslty of Wrsconsnn 1nd Ohxo State Umverslty Mr Baker Came to Clnron from Brooks School for Boys In dranapohs Indxam 'kmgnffft BOARD OF EDUCATION HAYES R. PUTMAN, President LOREN E SOUERS Vlce Presldenf A JOHN B BAKER RICHARD CHRISTIAN SR FRED DOMER Page 58 FACULTY ADVISERS COUNSEL PUZZLED STUDENTS WW? 41 ELI7ABE'I'H F OTTO WEEDINIAN J R BARNES LEOTA B CLARRE BA AM BS AM American Hulory Cbemulrj Cwzrf Houfehold Cbemmry B011 Ad: Mer C, T BRANIN Comb in SUIIIINIIIIIL f I HERMAN P REARICK BS nn Ed Coaching E nglub Occupatzom Gzflx Advzfer NIOTSCHXIAN B A A M Englzfh fir!! Arlzuer INEZ V SUMMFRS Englub Cul: Aduser Algebra Tr gmzoruetrj B135 Adzuer ATHLETICS ENCOURAGE HEALTHIER LIVING MARGARETTA DONALD J E EARL LOUCRS ECKIS EVERETT BS m Ed BA M m Ed BPE Bun Phxnral Fdmatmn 'I mfk 1 ARTHUR A RITTERSBAUGH BS Xlatbemaucx Loacbmg Czrlr Suznzrmn ll orld Humrj Czrfs Pbumzl foacbmf, Fzfumtzon BEVERLY B S nn Ed J SMITH PIHJIIHZ Edumtlorl Hmg 'ene Page D9 BS AM Algebra C eneral Mutlaenzalzu Couchm 2 HARRY L WIECK CHARLES Xl VVRIGHI' B S ln Ed Phxucal EdllL'd1lO!l B S Blology A merxcan Hmorg General Sczenfe Coaching V, fbwq, I ,I I, ' 1 sfligl' 2 AQ 'V' U' A - . ., . . . . ' ' B,A.,A.M. B.A. L ..a. 4 Q ' ' xl gs, ,Q V 5 3 ,,, F - 5, ' ff ps S 1 e I Y ', 'S x ' - -x Y A A in FACULTY BUSINESS EDUCATION TRAINS FOR THE COMMERCIAL WORLD HAZFL L DOVLX BA B51 Stenogfapbg Tjpwlg BHJIIIEIJ Pfarnre 3-42'-T1 ,gk D O CORNER BS ln Ed Bumzeu Pracm e Bonileeepnze DOROTHY DARROW BS nn Ed Slmrlband Typzng B1lf17l6'fJ Pnume ULYSSES LAWRENCE BS ln Ed Shorthand' Typing Bufmeff English Page LEAH STONEHILL BS m Ed Sborllaar J Tgpmg Speedbuzldmg Office Produflmn 60 N9 GOODMAN Shorthand T3 pmg Bookkeeping FACULTY ENGLISH AIDS EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION: CREATES NEW INTERESTS RUTH M ERDMAN PhB F11 lub Lalm by 1 XIILDRED G JONIE5 Eu lub JANE FOLTZ GAIL FRAVEL MARY HANNA IRIS HAVERSTACR BA AM BA AM frzglub Lzlnmq Lngllfb jounzalzrm Drzmanfs Fzzglzrb U nrlzl Huron AURELIA RRUGLIAK B5 mE Pulzlzf Speukmg Deflafe Speefb Couch ww ,Q RATHERINE MALR PhB 13111 4, ,VN LENA I EVALYN MLROBERTS SHELTON PhB Englub Spellmg Latin Erzglub Ilatbenzatlu -Q ETHEL STONEI-IILL Ph B A BI Lzim Engluh Page 61 ESTHER R THOMPSON B A A INI Englub ELMA A MA RBLI: En lub CIIIICJ' Snrmlogy ALNIA ZINININGER BS M 1nEd I.. B Engl fb W orlzl Literature ,, BA. BA. . ., . . , ,, , , ,g', ' IJWAU, 1 , ',3f', .. . .5 A , 4 ' V wa' If '73 V.I,. A 0. ,,,.- 2 1 1 I if . ,-:. - V5 ,,.- if V ' ' A , ,g,- A - . 1 f . 0 A - f - f - B.A. B.A., ' d. . . BA. 3. . EM., Q. ' I . Bw ....1 ' 1 . 1 Q f I , 'ni I' II' lKf'. j - E W W ' v I Q, 'E' , j -' ,gfif fl' . - I Se I ai ri s I I 4- Mg K 1 IA I 1 . ' A ' A B.A. .. . . . ., . . .., .' ., .L. . I A - . - I . MARTHA BOZINIAN A11 A11 Iletaf FACULTY ENRICH EVERYDA Y LIVING fi' KATHLEEN SMITH KEY E WENRICH BS1nEd A11 Ari Cm! ff fnefuh Snrfare Den I1 FOREIGN LANGUAGES PROMOTE ONE WORLD THINKING GOLDIE M BOWSER Spanzfh Engluh NELLIE E LUTZ CLARA SCHNEIDER FLORA SCHNEIDER Ph B B A A M B A A M LNIILIE ZURCHER B A A M Lain: Eugluh French German Frerzfh Cerman lafzn Fnqhrh C erman Frenfh Algebra HOME ECONOMICS STRIVES FOR COMFORT HEALTH Off! CORA F DAILEY MARILYN HOVUER BS 1nEd Faru1'.f and Health Frmd! and Heullh Permnal Regmzefz Heal Plarmmg Inlermr Decoration Chzld Care IEANN E'ITE MELOY BS AM NIIINA MOOTH BS ID Ed El Clolhmg El ani AJ1 Clothmg Home Ilaknzg Permual Regzmen Page 62 4 V . gwez 2 A M 1 ig ' I ' I 1-12.111 Q ' ' Q 1, ' zz. ,T iq A fi F' , ,. 1 , Af 1 A - ,5 Q. f. . A - I I I . wi g A , , 8 3 3 3 - Ti' . , :L B.A. .. ., . . . ., . . . ., . . ,exft JV I xv H' I .Q A 49 6 . Q A V, , gt In ' . A I , , v .' ' W. . ' . L . HA. V . . ' . 'YI -1' R E BUCHANAN Surface Deugn Pnntmg 'Oi HOUSTON M LEMASTERS B S m Agr Herbamral Drau mg lp F W SWANT BS m Ini feneral Shop ll 00114 ark FACULTY INDUSTRIAL ARTS INFLUENCE CREATIVE ABILITY GLENN C CROQS B S m Uenhanual Drau mg MMV ng E All CHARLEb E LONG We burma! Dmu mg GE RX Machine U oodu orkmg ,gl T R HENNING L F HYATT BE nn Ind Arts ln Ed Induylrzal Arts Ile lmnual Dmumg Ileclvamrul Drau mg ,-gill LEF PANCARF H P ROSSETTI SMITH B 5 xn Ed U ooduork Ceneral Shop Ilerlawmal Dnm mg Elerlnfzty Algebra ferzenzl Ihrlbemalna LIBRARY FURTHERS LEARNING ENTERTAINMENT Page 61 JFAN NILCLNIXLX Bb ID Lllzmr , , I I W N I ,ff K I Q f QT Q , , Nha I ' 3 . . . -' . .F ' . . - . ,,'Ed. , . 'B.S.' . I Q , K A L L- ' 4' -1 f I I v :.Q I , A' w.g, ' f I f XL. A i . ' . ' E . ' ' . , . S. P. U 13.5. B.s. ' . f . I 53 I , ' a 3 W lx .jf x T, .I ' BA, Ls. LUCILE DOMER Algc bra Solzrl C cmmlry FACULTY MATHEMATICS EXPRESSES EXACTNESS CLAYTON LEYDA Cenmal Ilatbemalzrs Bmlogg MUSIC DEVELOPS RHYTHM HARMONY W LESLIE D HANSON Chorus Glee Club Harmony RALPH D INI ETZGER P123 5155 R DONALD STUMP B S In Ed Mui c Imluflrzal Claemutrx 56 FLOYD I-I MILLER QM SALLY SWAN ETHEL IN SW I NEHART BA AM Cenefal Ilalbemalzu Algebra Plane C eomelrg SCIENCE PROBES FOR INNOVATIONS IfN j W CLEMENTS GLENN I GOSS Ceolosy Commer e and Phu um! Ceograpbg Imluxfrg II urla' Ceograpln Ceneral Hathematzrf DELBERT PRATT C L RILEY BSmEd BS MS BA Sf enfe Cuzu Bzolo 'T LILLIAN M WALTON B A A M Plane C cometrg pn W W LANNIING Bzology Cerzeral Sfzence Commerre and Indunry i'p rw CLOYD C SMITH EJ Bzologg ClJ677lIJIfj General Sflfllfe Algebra Page 64 I E 4 , ' Q ix ,V v W! I I ' A 4: R C I l I 5 H 4 ,. I ., 1 gil- A. f R -' , If .- . I Xxx ' fn I I J W f' ' 1 BA. B.S. B.S. 4 ,il ' I. 1. 'I . . .. . '. . .,- . . I r ' '3 A A I if A . , f? -3 J I I Q I f Q 1 'f fr ffl I - 'f I . 4 A ,I . ,, '41 I B-S. . . ' . B.A. B.S. B.S. In I YA. I ,M , 5' .5 Ati , ai ' 'Nl '- ,N ... X X B.L. . . ' . . ., . . . . B.S. FACULTY COMFORT SOCIAL SCIENCE CONTRIBUTES TO GROUP UNDERSTANDING guna-D' '46 ILbIE PAUL BARKLEX IDA GALBREATH T B jACIxMAN ROSFNBERCER BA AM IN une I'c0mmm.5 W orld Hmmm Allgebnz CII ILJ Cmuumer Educatmn Ilmlern Huloq Bmmeff Lau Englub QT' an IA. JANET DWIGHT V PAUL A BESSIE L MCCONNELL PEABODY SCHOTT THOMPSON BA AM BS AM BA LLB PhB AM lllflfl Commerce and American Hulorj Amerzcan Huron HUYOVJ Imluxtry Agriculture South American W orld HlJl0fj Horlzculture HIIIOVJ Bufmeu Lau STAFF COORDINATES EFFICIENCY COMPETENCY MAIN OFFICE ATTENDANCE OFFICE 29 -1 X JAQUELYN Evemng School Ottnce JEAN NIARTIIN LLOYD XI SWAN EDW ARDb B 5 A M ADA FUNK Secrelarw C1Je,,,,5,,, I 'W P '1f'Pf'fJ Attendance othce 5eL,L,m,J Secretarx head Page 65 5 fir A I . , r ' . 'N 7 ' G fa f , 17,13 ,,, 1 B '33 ,,. , 1 A If Q I 1 Y I I B.A. . ., . . B.A. 4 I ' V 1 . ' .V I I I -I VA. . , 1 ' I 1 X,,v. I up I Af P- U jg ,, .,. ,.,,.. i ' V., 1 Ivl' I A H 'all IAIA I r ff' I I O . I 6 gi I L . ,QU ,, fx ,.. . -. .- I r A ' I N I' Readzng Kzhng, Ruth me hc Ifzujhf' fo 'fhe fur-ze f fh hzcko ry .rfzckf O Q Q . Q l 0 2 1 Q g Junlor Ufhcers Gulde 49 Class to Success kPhl Pg 66 Counc1l Commlitees Plan Class Pol1c1es Soclal Functlons F1r.rlRou Mary Crxder Loxs Buchanan Della Gmella Randolph Cross Juamta Lancaster Dorothy Hoot Alrce Anmly Jean Humrxghouse Harlean Chun Second Rau jay Robmson Ethel Stallman Ruth Patterson Pat Whxtmer Evelyn Srckle Zolxta Swallen Albert Rea Rlta Curcx Thzrd Row B111 Sells Francns Nagy jack Burgess Basil Albert Blazer Swan Jnm Jacobs Tom Irv1n Phrl Weber jxm Hogan The jumor councrl mer wrth the other councils m room 971 They helped wlth the Massrllon parade along wrth the other councrls by keepmg thetr sectrons rn order and Carrymg the banners The mayorrty of the counc1l meettngs were held yomrly all four classes berng represented but several meetmgs were for the yumor and senror councnls only These were held to dxscuss the prom It was decxded that the prom would take place May lfith at Moonlrght Ballroom Plans were drscussed for games such as checkers or cards to be made avaliable at the prom for those who dxd not care to dance The yumors entertamed the sen1ors at thrs rhexr blggest party of the year The commltrees provrded refreshments and decoratnons at the partnes at whrch they were rn charge Page 67 - Q - - I I I I , A k - 4 ..-f 4 5 , I ' ' 4 lf 5 ' ' 1 -9 - , if. ' 5' . ' V s V 4 4 U , Z 7. , - Q , 5, 5 ,, -Q v 3 an 2 ll i Q' ' t , ' fi' . - . ' 5 ! . ' 5 ,- Xl V fx 3 U '3 l , D , l , , l y v l y , - 'I - , 1 Q v v , . 3 , - , y , y v , v v , . s 1 V , , . IUN NWA' 6 ji 'W+lHA, WW F . .W ,K W, ,, VK 1 M 4 . ,. i W 'a 4 I Q , . n 5 . 7 Y ln ,N K.. FCDRWARD TO THEIR SENICDR YEAR F' if fi 3 t tg Page 69 'Li C Junlor Honor Roll Students Rewarded for Dtllgence Fur! Rou Ethel Stallman Shtrley Horner Barbara Wrrght Lrbby Downes Betty Walmsley Louise Masuch Mer cedes Moreau Jean Ann Shoemaker Shtrley Gerber Shtrley Matrce Harlean Chm Josephine Reaves Second Rau jack Burgess Maryorre Spatar Ruth Patterson Lots Buchanan Erwm Klrne Mtchael Petros Vrrgmra Yoder Rrchard Fulk Margre Baker Donna Renzen brmk james Magtsano Albert Rea Third Rou Don Marttn Helen Manos Eugene Fry Basrl Albert George Trtfelos Paul Van Nostran Robert Manus Eugene Mrckle Paul Powers Everett Anderson Fourth Rau Don Greenham Paul Skolmutch Blazer Swan James Jacobs Phrl Weber Melvnn Sttckle Bob Rau schenbach Maurrce Heller Davtd Smrth Carl Koteff These students have been hard at work for three years matntatmng thexr averages of 9096 or better Some wrll be chosen rn the sprrng for the Natronal Honor Socrety and next year wtll form the core of this society They fmd rt easter to keep rhetr grades up by dotng therr homework and then havtng thetr fun, rather than takxng pleasure before busmess, wtth unpleasant conse quences when report cards come out It IS these boys and gtrls who, wrth clear conscrences, can really enyoy thetr fun when rhetr homework ts ftntshed Page 70 . I l i f . P P ' . . . ' Vx . 'gfbff V A v- , 1 4 X S . , , ,' Q r - ' ' f. . , ,, , ,. - . . F ' 0 Q I n, S t , . . I. . . . . - . , , , , , . , , , , . - - . , , , , , , . , , , - . H . . . , . . , , , , , , , , - J' ' ' ' . - , , , , , , , , , - 7 IUNIOR MEMORY ALBUM i,. gn 'N -gf 5,1 A 1 'r.4u if M AW 1 Qhemmrs leuturf. Boss L, m my 5 EI Q Iulu Lflrxux ,md min H,1lrer 7 Marx IXJ us Helen Ixmxm luiu IXIHIMJII Dun: Rxmaucr 6 hm Hom! -Xlbcrt Rea Phxl Weber m .. I T ji I , ' ' . -If ' f -.Q 1 Lf ?'.' 1 M A ' , , Q .. . . X Z 2 f fly' , A as. , l 1, .. , I ' X , , f QP X 1 M - , - Q x 4 x 4 af 2, :mb ' 3' , -' Ax t ' :M Q Q ' , , ..'i714fl5f Q S f J! f! if YA 4 'nf 4 ,, I 4 Q . Vxlfm ,, -1 ' , f ' ' 2? , ' A W' '. V, f 7, 1 -' '-- - 12- PB,-'y,v11,.f 1 LL- 14 f S- llY ' '. ,' 'L ' . by - ' E' ni. A 'U ' . 1 Sophomore Class Offlcers Represent Class of 50 8 - I Nick Pedroff, May Chin, john Rogers, David Hight. Pf 7,5 Sophomore Councll Commlttees Sl.I'1VB for Class Harmony Fznl Rou julxa Eder Mary Lee Lrttle Kar een Patterson Carol Myers jean Hostetler Sallre Strme Athena Armaras Second Rou Providence jenkins Jo y Ann Prrce Gloria Mochoskay Ann Lagodlch Marrlyn Buffo Barbara Golembeskr Joan Tlazrd Rou Sam Kragalott D son Dave Hugh: Jack Parker Andy Mmarchek Archre Mclntosh M bww aff! wfgeukolg and draftrng the constrturron collectmg class dues and helpmg vurlr lon parade were all jobs of the sophomore councrl hey also met rn -01 mth the councrlrnen from the other classes Commrttees were made up of volunteers There were three commxttees e refreshment entertamment and decoratron commlttees The sophomores frrsr party vs IS December lo mth Yuletrde decorauons consrst mg of Chrrstmas trees angels and brrght stars Therr second party was rn the sprmg Page 74 I . l l e x 3 . 4, ' - '. 5 s w mfr as K 'N. My ' , 'f .. -V U- , 1 A I ' Q exit? r l w v. . 9 0 , 0 WJ, 9 ' I U , I . . . . - . . . I 1 I 1 V he . . l ' . ' .. .th Sophomores Earn 90 Percent Scholashc Standlng 5-'S-1' First R011 Luey Mallartlo Betty Restamo Sue Barthelmeh Sallxe Strrne jo Mulay Mary Ann Prrce Sophle karl pldes Vlfj.,lHld Cereeola Shxrley Horst May Chun Danna Hendrrx Soma Kanfer Yetmlzl R011 Barbara Golembeskr Marllyn Buffo Sonya Haney Bob K1lg,ore Harry Rowntl Jean Degenhartl Carol Myers Betty Lehner Evelyn Mulals Donna Snrder jean Hostetler Phyllls Mann Elrzabeth Weeber Thu! Ron Nmlt Petrofl Vnctor Schultz xIj.,1l0I' Grossmar Marvm Jacobs Davrd Hxght lxean broscnluugh Ed Bush Joanne Shelley Edna Mae ONe1l VIXIHH Roberson Beverly Manrst Future untlndltes for the Nltron 11 Honor Souety are these boys md gurls wrth ucrxges of 90 f or better Only rn rhetr second yetr rt Mdxmley they hue proxen themselves the prrde mtl jo of many teachers Thur phllosophy mrghr well be Busxness before plelsure rt pays It IS from thrs group that the members of the Glrls Servlce League, N.1r1on.1l Honor S Jcnety, .incl the salutatormn and valedlctorxan of the class of 1930 mll be ehosen Page 75 - Q X.. f N-seq. 2 N ' Qafesf. h , ,,, 4 A . .. ,W .. . wl SQ . U . - r. ' r ' N ,' 5 ' 1 , Q, . . t ' . ' . - f , I 4 . ,, N - L ., 4 , - .- 4 ' Ss? bf- . I S SS A . f- . -4 L y ' i ' x ' ' Q13 w , -' Q f -mf' i. ' ' - ,N :,xA5.kQ W I T . ' .- ., ,. . ...Wx r 4 4 1 -tl N . 4 . , N. 4 . . I' Q..-.. ' ' . . t 4 ' . . I 4 , l ' N . 1 -' .' x - ,, J 4. I - L -. N - : - A ff N - N h x -H f . ,Q -Q -Q 1 It Q N N 5' . - - - -A f - ' ' - Q Stag ' A s fl, , ' - R . pvfi . I I l . J- Y x - 1 ' ' Q A ' 3 ' . I . ij . , 5 1 , Q 4 S' -, ML.. f-1 f ' - , , 1 1 , 1 lf 2 . . . . . . .. . . -Z ,Q K- -, I w K , . - . . Q - X L SOPHOMORE BOYS AND GIRLS CUMPLETE F ff N I I lkf. F' .,,- 1 1 - f 1 FIRST HALF OF HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS Wa GQ' M' 4 flu, SGPHOMORE MEMORY ALBUM if Q K xf qzarkifi s Wm.. 111 up, lurmnrx Asbcm x Curia 5 1 1 ITELIIIHE drmxng S xxlni, gl ss F Xullu ,1 Ii S Sf Freshman Ufhcers Advance 51 Class Jwvvf J' 9 .ll ly Pg 79 Freshman Councll Commltiees Advance Class Interests ilu! ll 'QB ll? gl ll! Furl Rou Phyllrs Camarata Sue Humrlghouse Beulah Dellmger lrances Vodoplch Patrlua Bamer Bess Ann Eaten flght Sally Schaufeln Vada Russo Phyllrs Moauro Second Rau Merch Pedroff Pete Mrzeres Lorrame Bennett Nancy Alspaugh Sally Drclcmson Barbara Graham Lucxlle Marxol Mernlou Fry Tlazrd Ron Wa ne Bordner James Martmez Herbert Medoff Arnold Von Wyl jr Don George Matom jaffee Robert Muoro Paul Kotema A councrlman and alternate were chosen from each freshman home room to repre sent therr classmates They were kept busy by meetmgs rn room 521 m whrch they dnscussed a student constrtutnon wrth the sophomore tumor and senror councrlrnen They also collected the class dues from thetr classmates The commrttees decorated for therr two partres, furnrshed entertamment, and prepared refreshments Therr frrst party m the fall was held after school and thert second one rn he sprmg was held tn the evenmg Page 80 . . I V, . 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' - s 3 5 ' Freshmen Develop Future Natronal Honor Members Fzrrt Rou Sandra Shevrard Lola Torrok Kathryn Rank Paul Chrn jamce Schrll janrce Crelghton Florence Rrstoft Glorra Cupples Anna Nero Carol Ntxon Patty Wrse Theana Tsarvyhas Jrmmy Canakrs Serond Rau Carolyn Broscoe Mary Drlley Loretta Rea Maman Tarver Sally Schaufele Bess Ann Earenfrght jane Wxlke Emrl Cmdra Charles Hrldebrandt George Koutras Don George Mary Alspaugh Tbzrd Rou Eleanor Allman Eleonora Andalora Phrlrp Bernard Lucille Manol jam Noonan Homer Hunt jesse Davenport Mnldred Raye Harold Jacobs Davrd Hubbard Herbert Medoff Anthony Grnnettr Fourth Rou Lueloy Popoft Bob Shetler Carol Braucher john Gallagher janet Rerman Vrrglnta lordan Marilyn Spear Steve Turner Susan Holder Donna Wrllrams Ida Mae Ream Marylourse Pope Only one year at Mclxmley md already some freshmen haye reanhed one ot the goals We hope they ll keep up the good vyork and tn rhetr semor year or mrybe eyen thetr yumor year be chosen members or the Narronal Honor Socrety Good lurk to these 90 pereenrers and we hope they reach that Ill rmportmt goal tn the years to come Page 81 I 4 5 - . - , - ' f - . ,-'. , - 1 , Q - . ' r ' A ' . - 55 f ,I .ry ' liar ms .,, X 2 v ' 4 H - ' - A :. of , . In agar ,e,, f gi . A A 4. Q .' I vw , M. , . s , - s , . . , Y r y y - - , , y y y , s , 1 , y - ' V V U 5 ' 7 r - . , t - - V . . . . , . . . .,.. , . , . s , . . , H. 4 . , . . , . - - . . V . . s . k , FRESHMAN BOYS AND GIRLS HAVE XXL-A, f 7 'Nrf 455 ' ,2q ?rn'.:x I Y' Xtfgfghig F K' S nw! 1-.px 5 ff, 8 ,L:,,g,. , 1 fx x I '-- 0 5- .fl I , 1 , X ' Q g -' ' , I U ' I Q W- -iN '+ A ' 19 ,SM , X Ll - A 1 '4 - 71' y A ,T x Tig- Q ' 'Q -' L ' Q ' 'V . W, A 1 ' vw -f - : A A K T ,B N ' ng . S . 1 ii, 4 . Q rl ' W , , 5 1' gg QI- 5 N X Rfk! 1 , A A 7 X V IH ' I 2 3 1 3 . ' I N W if 1, ' 0 , 1' ' ' -A uv, 'H ,Q .gyn-ff 5' EG ig MW I. , .' lurk Y , 1 ' Q 1 FJ. 'l,. '-'Q QI V A L A . 'A a 4 n b Ms' N W 1 '- - V - 5 g , ' ,5 l -2, ' V 4 f v Q V-4 x' ': 'f ' ' 1 1 ' 4- , - ' Rx . ' A h , . - V. W. W. A. . K L, W' x ' I I U , f I -J' L L ' L RNC Q SUCCESSFUL FIRST YEAR AT MCKINLEY 1:6 4 ' A Nav P 8 gn FRESHMAN MEMCDBY ALBUM -Q H ' ' 1 M,,,w-J IN Buuhcr lrcslmmm mum x 5 u h l X L Clrls dmun m 11 nlss mm Suu m Ilm inn 1 Pigs Si 2- 3 Q :wx ' A .. N' - f I- Ir. f. 2-7 1 . . A bl.: SAIZ6 'wiv' .1l. 4fSre'c I.L1U'.1f. 5- I I . g A xlii, fx-ALA1' .1 '- .1 1 ' TX. gina, . I . . L f' px' OFFICE GIRLS l'1rw: R011 C.11r-.1111 Trcwd. Tum Cicmmd. C.1r11i Nlulc, 841111111 Run: N1,1r111r1c Okay. Shwlcy Neel. -Lmc Greer. 'I fuuf R011 . H1z.1lwcth 'llhwnilv arm. Vclml 'l.1h11x:1n. M114 1111111 Allrncmrh 1.11111 511.11- YU. 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KYB P126 81 BEFORE THE GAME PORTS at McK1nley are a tmdmon boosted by students and faculty alxke They play an nmportant part m the lxves of all the people connected wtth McKmley Hugh School Football, baseball, basketball, track, golf, swnmmmg, and tenms all contrnbute to the burldmg of a great athletnc name for our school Typrcal of the good sportsmanshxp advocated by the Bulldogs rn all sports xs the pncrure above Before the Massnllon Game N Page 87 A l W Q A it . f ,M . y 'N f' N, 'w 61 1' f r f , 1 4 ' 4 l y 'V I Ar-Q qi X L ' Ja Qt ' pi . 4 y ui X t f 2 MCKINLEY BOASTS OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL MENTORS 5 dk M wghm Pg88 - -9 I Q 1 if -.f '25 1 .. N-.f I f j f Firxt Rout Mr. Rirrersbaugh. Mr. Rearick, Mr. Everett. econ 010: r. ri t, r. Loucks, Mr. Jackman. l CCOWYGU Uf RQPOHIOUI NICK STEVENSON End lCaplm1z1 BULLDOGS DEFEAT CLEVELAND LINCOLN 32 I0 IN OPENER The McK1nley Bulldogs opened thexr 1947 foot ball season by trounctng a Cleveland Lmcoln com bme 52 10 whrch was ample revenge for the 12 6 defeat Lmcoln handed them last year For the frrst seven mrnutes of the game both the McKmley eleven and the 22 000 fans who wrtnessed the contest at Fawcett Stadrum were flabbergasted by the qurck strrkmg mvader from the Forest Cnty Th1s spurt of KCIIVIIY netted the Lmcoln squad 10 pomts nn the ftrst quarter They struck wrthout warnmg when an enght yard pass to an end was good for s1x pomts when he raced 67 yards un fnolested to score The fans were thrxlled a few mtnutes later when a Cleveland tackle dropped back 1nto posttxon and kicked 1 l5y1rd fleld goal The Rearnckmen marched 65 yards wrth the en surng kickoff vuth Btll Wetzel plungrng from the sux tnch lrne to hrt paydrrt 9 Ray Hamtlton rntercepted a short pass tn the ec ond quarter and two plays later took a shovel pass from Quarterback ohn Rogers ten yards for a touch down In the thrrd quarter Cleveland put the Bulldogs far back IU their own territory when a klck went out of bounds on the McK1nley four yard lme Wetzel smashed through center to the 14 and after Ham1l ton had taken lf to the 18 rxced 87 yards for the thxrd McK1nley tally Lmcoln got as far as the Bulldogs I9 yard 'une early rn the last stanza but lost the ball on downs and on the second play from scrtmmage Wetzel smacked through center and traveled 68 yards for s1x potnts Th frnal touchdown of the contest was made when Ha t n went 25 yards on 1 shovel pass Two o th ldogs extra pomt attempts were goo placements by E11 Popa RAY HAMILTON IOHN COI CERI Bgfk Bluff? 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REARICKMEN BREAK JINX WHIP WARREN 32 7 The McK1nley Bulldogs broke 1 jmx whtcl' had dented them vxctortes tn four prevrous games on Wtrren sotl when they laced the Hardtng Hrgh School Presrdents 37 7 before IO OOO fans at Warren Sttcktng to a ground attack the McK1nley squad attempted only two passes and those were nn the ftnal pertod of the game The Bulldogs so rrddled the Warren defens1ve that they held them to 47 net yards ga1ned as agatnst 7737 for McKmley The Canton team scored twrce rn the fxrst quarter frrst when Btll Wetzel plunged through left tackle from the four yard lxne after a 65 yard McK1nley power drne and the second ttme when john Colcert sklrted the end and traveled 16 yards to score Col cert had replaced Wetzel who had suffered a back mjury shortly after the frrst McK1nley tally The McK1nley combtne traveled from the Presl dents nO yard strlpe to the four rn the late mmutes of the ftrst quarter and chalked up the thtrd to tch down tn the early mrnutes of the second stmzt The lone Warren touchdown was llso scored tn the second quarter when a halfback for the Prestdents took a Bulldog punt on hrs own 75 yard ltne and traveled 75 yards to tally Thts spurt of actron gave the Hardrng Htgh School grrdders new ltfe and power as they held the Reartckmen tn check the rematnder of the second pertod and most of the thrrd McK1nley drove to the Warren 34 late IH the thlrd quarter and on the frrst play of the fourth qaarter Hamrlton raced the entrre drstance for a TD He ts tlso gtven credtt for the last t1me McK1nley hut paydxrt scortng when he kntfed through center from the three yard ltne Of McK1nley s ftve extra potnt attempts two sph the uprrghts Nlck Stevenson bemg responsrble for both rf- 1 . iff, wrtff' QW' I 'Wm 4 :T i .M 1,35 Y g.' K ' A l ' Up ' 1 1 at Dv ' - ' .1 'Q x Ml, f 'wt ' .dan K b . :fa fy ' at 6 tw wwf Y- . , 'YF any ff? af-ii i-'T x R GENE AUSTIN ED pUCC1 Guard Ceme, Page 90 i 5.9111 , I .M M r - BILL WETZEL Back fCourteJy of Reponmrg j BULLDOGS NIP TROJAN COUSINS I4 13 An under rated but sprrrted Trmken Trojan team held the McK1nley Bulldogs to a 14 15 vrctory be fore 22000 Canton fans at Fawcett Stadrum The Trojans who have been soundly beaten by McK1nley for the last srx years made therr strongest b1d for a wrn and felt a moral vrctory desprte a scoreboard oss Trmken was the frrst to score rn the garre when they recovered a fumble by the Bulldog quarterback john Rogers on the McK1nley 79 yard lrne By way of three strarght plays and a quarterback sneak they had srx pornts Therr extra pomt attempt was no good however and thrs proved to be the decrdmg factor as to who would be the wrnner of the contest The McKmley combnne started a drrve late rn the frrst quarter whrch needed 15 plays to cover 80 yards and make the mrnal Bulldog tally A Z1 yard run by Ray Hamrlton the longest run of the game clrmaxed thus power drrve Hamrlton plunged 33.4- ,wf aw-zgggg '1'?2w.3H NICR O BROVAC End through center for the extra pomt and the score stood 7 6 rn favor of McKinley at the half trme The Trojans bobbled the ball early rn the thrrd quarter and the Bulldogs were qurck to fall on rt The Rearrckmen covered 44 yards rn ten plays and Hamrlton raced off tackle for the score B1ll Wetzel s plunge was good for one pomt A fumble by McKmley rn the fourth quarter gave the prgskrn to Trmken on the Bulldogs 29 yard lrne A pass and a lateral by the Trojans took the ball to the erght Drck Pont rrght half for Trmken carrred two McK1nley players on hrs back as he went the drstance to score A placement gave the vrsrtors one pomt Cnty football fans were currous as to what would have happened rf the game had been played on a wet freld srnce the weather whnch was perfect foot ball weather had nothmg to do wrth the acute cases of fumbhns suffered by both teams JERRY DeVILBISS Back Page 91 - a I ' , . 9 . . . . . , r . . . , . 9 - ' ' V ' 9 ' 1 5 7 ' V - ' 9 1 ' s Y 1 :CQ A h , ra A .5 1 - f ,.4 K , 'ge f v. 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Q li!aae.'Am1 swf---fa. a. ff , B- ! 9 get Q 'S Q X iexxxsnc Mary Lou Capuano Ann Yenglmg Paullne Schaffer Norma Cramer Norma Bullock jo Davld Nancy Gettle Harrxet Lrntner Dolly Mellas LINCOLN HANDS McKlNLEY FIRST DEFEAT FROM CANTON An mtractty football dynasty founded by McK1n ley when they ftrst beat Lehman tn 1939 and whtch had been guarded jealously vrgorously and success fully srnce that trrne fell on the turf at Fawcett Sta drum when the Canton Lmcoln L1ons performrng before 23 O00 exctted football fans handed the Bull dogs a heart break1ng 7 6 defeat The Lmcoln squad not only outscored the Bull dogs who were suffermg from an acute attack of fumblrtrs they outplayed them gammg ll frrst downs to McK1nleys 8 and chalktng up a net 257 yards gatned as agatnst the Red and Blacks 199 The Rearrckmen outclassed the L1ons tn only one category fumbltng They bobbled the ball frve trmes and rt was hurrredly recovered by Lmcoln each trme McK1nley s btd for vrctory was made rn the early mtnutes of the second quarter when they took the ball over on thetr 16 yard ltne B111 Wetzel attempt ed two plunges and netted only one and one half yards. Ray Hamrlton, fakmg another run, suddenly handed the ball to Wetzel, who raced to the Lincoln five-yard line before he was stopped. On the next Page 92 play john Colcerr knrfed through left tackle for the touchdown What followed eventually proved fatal for the Bulldogs as the pass from center hopped along the ground and Ed Pucct hopelessly attempt ed to salvage xt Determmed to defeat therr foes the Lions began an offensrve attack that took them to the McK1nley 21 yard lme where they lost the ball on clowns Con tmumg wrth thetr attack rn hugh gear rn the thtrd quarter they fought therr way to the McK1nley 72 yard lme only to lose the leather when Joh-n Rogers McK1nley quarterback tntercepted one of the ene my s 19 attempted aerxals on hrs own four yard lme The Rearrckmen then proceeded as far as the 16 where Rogers let the pxgskrn bounce from hrs hands and a Lmcoln back covered tt One attempted aertal by the Ltons fell short of tts goal, but the second pass landed rrght rn the arms of a warttng player 1n the end zone A subsequent placement spltt the up rights and put Lincoln ahead 7-6, which was to re- main the final score. C :' A . fCourte.v5 of Reposzzoryp BULLDOGS TRIM TOLEDO SCOTT I8 13 McK1nley returned to the wmnmg column agam followrng their one pomt defeat at the hands of Canton Lmcoln by trouncmg a frghtmg Toledo Scott team 18 13 before 6000 fans rn the Scott Bowl at Toledo Scott put up a snff battle agamst the Rearxckmen but they were unable to hold back two long touch down drrves of 70 and 69 yards rn the second and last quarters of the game The hosts held the lead twrce durmg the game 7 6 rn the second quarter and 13 17 rn the thrrd quarter when a substrtute fullback for Scott made a 51 yard run for sux pomts The McKinley eleven was not nmpressxve and only a desperate gamble rn the second quarter decrded the vrcrory After Scott had taken a 7 6 lead the Bulldogs car rred the ensumg krckoff to the 75 yard hne Three successrve plays netted them only frve yards and on the fourth play the Scott backs dropped back rnto safety posrtnon expectmg a punt The punt never came for the ball was handed off to Ray Hamrlton who traveled 50 yards to the Scott 20 yard hne be fore they frnally succeeded rn downmg htm ohn Colcerr the mdrvrdual runmng star of the game car rred the ball over for a touchdown putnng Mc Kmley ahead 17 7 at the half Colcerr saved the Mc Kmley vrsltors from defeat rn the fmal quarter when he recovered a Scott fumble on the Bulldog ll yard me Two of the three nmes when McK1nley hut pay drrt are credrted to Colcerr and the thrrd touchdown was made by Hamxlton All three attempts for extra pornts after touchdowns were unsuccessful JIM KOSTAS JOHN KOSTAS Tackle Tarblf Page 9 v fCourte.w of Repoworyb MCKINLEY TRAMPLES STEUBENVILLE 48 6 The McK1nley Bulldogs gave one of therr most encouragmg performances of the season as they wal loped a ftghtrng Steubenvxlle Wells combme 48 6 before an overflowxng crowd of 29 000 football en thusrasts at Fawcett Stadrum The home team showed srgns of therr recent fumblms but more promment were srgns of thexr earller trrumphant campargns agarnst Cleveland Lln coln and Warren Desprte very actrve plays nerther the Bulldogs nor the B1g Red scored rn the frrst quarter of the game A fumble by McKmley rn the early mmutes of the contest gave the ball to Steubenvrlle on the McK1nley 43 yard lrne They got no farther than the 10 how ever and the Rearrckmen rn enght power drxves had a touchdown early rn the second stanza Eh Popa dorng the honors After the ensurng kxckoff a Steubenvrlle man re fused to touch the prgskrn and let If bounce free on hrs own frve yard lrne Thrs led to a touchdown when Popa repeated hrs frrst scormg actrvxty Fol lowmg thrs a bad krck by a Steubenvnlle back went out of bounds on the Brg Red 58 yard lrne setting the stage for another Bulldog tally B111 Wetzel car rred the ball to the 22 and Ray Hamrlton took xt on to the sxx mch lme and then cut through center for a TD Hamrlton made the only score rn the thrrd perrod when he returned a krck from the opponents 40 yard lme In the last stanza of the game Gene Austrn re covered a Steubenvrlle fumble on thelr nrne yard marker john Colcerr skrrted the end to score srx pomts A few mrnutes later he provrded the most thrrllrng play of the contest when he broke through center and ran 51 yards to add to McK1nley s score He crossed the goal lrne a thrrd trme near the end of the game for another s1x pornter Steubenvrlle talhed rn the fmal mmutes of the game by means of a 60 yard drrve agalnst the Mc Krnley second and thrrd teams J IM PRANDINE HENRY POLOMBO Bdffk Bdgk Page 94 fCourle.rJ of Repomorjf REARICKMEN GROUND AVIATORS 20 7 The Allrance Avrators strll elated because of thelr vrctory over Canton Ltncoln began therr game as hosts to a second Canton eleven wrth some flashy plays and wrth optlmnstnc vrews as to the outcofne They were surprrsed however when a hard drnvrng Bulldog team defeated them 70 7 before 10000 fans rn Mount Umon Stadrum The three McKinley touchdowns two of them rn the fnrst quarter and one rn the ftnal quarter were made on sheer power drrves agarnst a we k Allrance defenslve force whnle the sole score of the Avrators was credrted to an aerlal drive rn the second quarter of the game The Bulldogs scored less than three mmutes after the game had started when they recovered an Al lxance fumble on the Avxators v0 yard lme A place ment by Ernre Ghezzr was good for one pomt Im mednately after the ensumg krckoff another Allrance back fumbled the pngskln on hrs own -14 yard lme IOHN ROGER? Bla? Plge 9 and xt was recovered rnsrantly by Nnck O Brovac A march down the freld ended rn a touchdown by Brll Wetzel The second extra pornt attempt was not suc cessful and McK1nley led 19 0 before the game had been under way srx mmutes Allrance began a passrng attack an the second quar ter completmg seven of nnne attempts and fnnrshmg the march wrth a 11 yard pass resulting rn a touch down A placement by an Alhance back splrt the upnghts and was good for one pornt The Bulldogs were checked unnl the early mm utes of the last quarter At thrs pornt the MCKlUl6N combme having taken the ball over on the Allrance 40 yard strnpe allowed Ray Hamrlton to monopolrze the show He produced a touchdown nn four plays and .1 fancy shovel pass annexed the extra pomt The contest showed that even though Alllance had gamed a greater number of yards their own fumbles gave the game to McKmley I i T! wr DON WEBER C nu 1 1 f ' f WH . - wa ' J q N fs' ew, , V A . 7 . . . . . 2 . ,- U Y - . ' ... ' , . 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'M y C .M , rY 7 Norma Cramer Nancy Wrllrs Jane Greer Barbara Brtzel Marulyn spear MCKINLEY SMOTHERS NILES 39 0 The McKrnley Bulldogs chalked up thert seventh wm of the season as agatnst one loss as they trx umphed over the Ntles McK1nley Red Dragons v9 0 before 14 000 chrlled fans at Fawcett Stadrum Playmg under unusual weather condtttons con srstrng of extreme and strong w1nds the Reartckmen contrnued therr preparatrons for thelr annual unter crty battle w1th the Masstllon Ttgers The Bulldogs scored the f1rst ttme they garned possessron of the ball added two more touchdowns rn the second quarter and ftnrshed vstth two more scores rn the ftnal stanza of the Game The frnal score would have been even larger had not the Mc Knnley btcks been over anxrous on several occasrons thus causxng three touchdowns to be called vord be cause of backs nn motron The Bulldogs however never had a worry havmg held Nlles to only 18 yards g med rushtng and 101 yards gaxned by complettng seven out of 11 attempt ed passes The Bulldogs form ard wall so completely stalled the Nxles offens1ve that the Red Dragons nex er penertated beyond the McK1nley 39 yard ltne The scorrng honors for the Bulldogs are dtvrded as follows E11 Popa Ray Hamtlton Ntck O Brovac and Sterlrng Wmn each one touchdown and B111 Wetzel tw o Only two of the s1x extra polnt attempts were good one a placement by Ernte Ghezzt and the other a round around end by John Colcerr The MCKlUl6y team played rn thts game before therr fathers vsho were ho-nored by a spectal Dads Day program arranged by the school band I I IRA SNELI NITCHEI L SAKEY Bak FCIIIQV Page 96 of ERNIE GHEZZI EARL BYERS BOB WARREN Guard Center Tackle BULLDOGS TROUNCE LAKEWOOD 20 7 Playing before a slim gathering of D OOO fans the nual battle with Massillon by maulrng the Lakewood High School Rangers 706 in a sloppy quagmire normally called Lakewood Stadium which between the 20 yard stripes was virtually a saucer of mud The first opportunity for scoring came to the Bull dogs when a Lakewood back fumbled the ball on his own 34 yard line and a host of Rearickmen fell on it Ray Hamilton even more slippery than usual hit pay dirt in two plays ohn Colceri added the extra point by a run around end The Rmgers took the ensuing kickoff on their own 49 yard line but they bobbled the slick leather on the spot and john Kostas was quick to cover it Bill Wetzel carried the prgskrn to the 19 yard lme and after Eli Popa had traveled on to the -D with it raced the necessary distance outrunnmg two Rangers to hit paydnrt The opening kickoff of the second halt received by McKinley started a 6D yard power drrye which Page 9 ended in six pomts after Hamilton had crossed the because he had stepped out of bounds on the Lake wood 49 on his journey and the second attempt was called void when after McKinley had proceeded via straight lme plays to the 18 yard stripe Hamilton circled the end to cross the goal line only to rind that the Bulldogs had been offsrde The third time was a charm and McKinley had a legal touchdown Another run around end by Colcerr was good for one point Three consecutive passes later rn the third pct od enabled the Rangers to record their only six pointer of the contest as a Lakewood back cruked thrmugh center from the two yard line The attempted extra point was not good Considering a slippery prgskm a muddy field d the fact thtt every one of the twenty two mud covered players on the gridiron looked alike neither team fumbled the ball more than fue times fw0 f . ,. f L I W, I A , , in ',, hy A Qui!-ag! ' 'gwi '-.r 'i'f V-1, ' .S-J., 4 'N ,. - V , lJ'Af, X . x js! ' V A, b K . Bulldogs made their final preparations for their an- goal line three times, the first attempt being void v v , i' . , Q ' . I . . I I . ' ' 4 ' 2 i f 7 . . . . , . y A I A w . 0 V I s - - . - . r I ' 2 7 7 7. ' . The McKinley Bulldogs vyho savy their chance for the mythical state championship disappear at mid season by ymy of a one point defeat from Can on Lincoln gaye their best perform1nce of the season IS they staged a brilliant offensiyedefensiye shoyy tgainst the Massillon Tigers emerging the yictors 14 0 to capture their tyycnty fifth yyin in the 57 year old riy 11ry bctyy een the tyyo schools pl tying be fore 71000 chilled 1nd frenzied f1ns 1t Puycett St1 drum The Bulldogs broke 1 Jinx yyhich hung oyer them the past fevy years by be1t1ng the Tigers for the first time in Fiyycett Sttdium In fmt it yy 15 the rst time McKinley recorded 1 yittory oyer M xssillon on my Canton field since 1911 yyhen the game yyxs played in Lehman Stadium The diy yyhich should hiya been completely s1t isfactory' for the McKinley fans yyho watched the game. was marred by 'tn injury. Ed Pucci. junior center for the Bulldogs. suffered .1 fractured left leg ind yy 1s carried from the field in the etrly' part of the second quarter. McKin1ey's tallies in the first 'ind fourth qu 1rters of the contest yyere based on power drives. The first doyvn-the-field march started on the Massillon 35- yifcl line where the Bulldogs took over following 1 Page 98 Tiger punt Eli Popa started the procession vyrth a rvyoyard cut through tackle This follovyed by 1 sixteen yard pass to Nick Steyenson 1nd seyen yards gained by B111 W'ctLel in tyyo thrusts at the line set the stage for the first six points Ray Hamilton moved the pigskin to the fouryard line 1nd then Iohn Rogers pulled the flmtcl shoxcl ptss tossing the b1l1 to ohn Colceri yy ho skirted the end for 1 touchdoyyn Htmilton annexed the en1tr1 point by yy ay of 1 run around end quarter yyhen they 1g11n begin touchdoyynmaking ILI icmlr The driyc got st1rted yyhcn Colceri intercept ed one of the Tigers 16 liflll ittempts on the Mas srllon 13 yard line A fiye yard penalty on Massillon md 1 fiye yard plunge by Hamilton took the leather to the 15 H1milton than displ1yed one of thc nc ltcst runs of the game yy hen hc shook off a h1lf dozen would-be t'1cklers and scampered oyer the goal line for a touchdoyy n. Colceri added the extra point yy hen he plunged through tackle on '1 quick opener. There were it least five other chances for the Bulldogs to LlCIT10I'lSF.11'C their bill-l'll1I1Lll1I'lb skill yy hen their thrusts took them to the M'1ssi11on 21. 14. 20. 9 and 10-yard stripes. Each of these attempts was stopped '15 the aerials fell short of their marks. M'1SSllllJH.S greatest bid for victory cime in the l I i i ' - 1 1 . . . ' 1 A 1 7 Y V 1 V V ' I I ' . 1 l Q K . K . .Y . A Y. y A V. A , V. -Y . 1 X- 5 .K 4 yl ly, - y- A -1- A y 4 V1 1 . I y 1, , , my . , , - y L ,' g - 3 J - '. . ' . 2 -- . i 1 'i 1 1 1 1- ' ' - i i L ' A i ' ' , '1 ' 1 . . L ' The home team was held in check until the fourth 1 ' 1 ' z i Y I i V . . ' V 1 ' ' 1 1 71 ' - 1 ' 4 A 1 'N 1 A . 1 Q . i V1. . . , . 7' , 2 ' 1 1 1 1' ' ' - 1 V 1. I L K A . 1 . 1 1 Y ' V ' 1 . 1 ' ' ' 1 ' A A 'Q ' ' 1 'i A . 1 1 - 2 .A . . . 1 .. . Q I Y A Q 1 Y Y L K Y L V ' 1 Y Vt g 7 K V Y Y K A 1 Y Y 1 Y ft L Y V L I A Y l Y K A K A A C L 1 ' 4 '1 7 7 4 1 ' 1 1 1 1 second quarter when they drove as far as the Mc Kmley srx yard lme where they were stopped when Hamrlton covered a fumble by a Trger back The vrsrtors nnvaded McK1nley terrrtory only three other trmes durmg the contest when they drove to the Canton 59 yard lme where Popa rntercepted a pass rn the second quarter when they advanced to the 25 yard strrpe only to lose the ball on downs md rn the thtrd stanza when they got as far as the 77 yard lme where Nrck Stevenson rntercepted another of the Orange and Blacks many aerrals The home team showed perfect coordmatron be tween the lrne and backfreld The McK1nley offen snve succeeded rn recordzng 737 net yards gamed and the defensrve force of the Rearrckmen held the Bengals to a net 176 yards gamed Massrllon was supernor to the Red and Black rn only one department passmg Knowmg full well that tt was useless to battle the Bulldogs forward wall the Washtngton Hugh School eleven concen trated matnly on thetr aerlal offensnve chalkmg up 104 yards gamed by art as agamst 74 for Mc Krnley Ray Hamrlton was the rndrvrdual star of thrs great runner passer and punter The Negro star who played at every posrtron nn the backfreld except full back prcked up 119 yards tn 19 carrres for an aver age of 63 yards per play Awarded a place on the Reposntory s crty wrde squad he was captam for the team durmg the game Page 99 QCourte:3 of Repomorgj . . , . . . . . . , 9 1 1 - - Z . . . 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RAX HAMII T ON Qu... lxllx ln one at the hottest contests of the btslxet btll setson he Retrrekmen edged out the Trmken Troluns 45 lv tn the Tnmken Mm Dependrngj on therr usutl thrrd qu trter spurt of hle the Bulldogs btrely mtde enough pomts to detett therr uty Lousrns Next on the hst to tall vretrms of the frght rng McKrnley me was Akron Centrtl The Bulldogs easrly overpowered the Rubber Crty ed the Allrtnee team U v0 on the Axtttors own home floor The Eelbf Lrxerpool Potters guxe the M Ixrnleutes 1 tough struggle 1 week liter when tl x held the Bulldogs to 18 if wrn me Melxrnley hoopsters proceeded to elose thelr regular season wrth I1 wms and two losses bs rounetng 1 Mtnslreld fue 1 U l tee . 'iv' 5 35 , A v K ' ,. . A. . ' A kk., I 4 . ' an t 1 A' f V 7 V 3 ' K . I Y 1 ' 4 r- ' J foe. Tl-51. The following week they ground- - l v , v C- ue.. A L1 -fu . Tl A 7: , llllwf ' I 3, vl fry. 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' 1 1 1 ' 1 L1 ' A 1 1 N A l L rw 1 J L f , ll aku 'H X tl MX l Ll Ll , x Lv FRESHMAN, RESERVE TEAMS E , I E A V , x W I x 1 t - 4 fl 5 f N 4 Tx , Xl , . I ' JJ x ! v f- v E , yllll 'U Llfl E A ,OHL Fzrxt Rou Henry Palombo Robert Goods Bob Hafner Second Rou Bill SCdClI'l'll6f Al Karolyt Tom W b e er Third Rou Elrjah Lrpkrn Wnllne Elliot Chuck Gelal Wendall Early Senmd R011 Homer Hunt Sam Parks Walt Clark I erry Dempsey Nxt Clark Luebx Popott Coath Everett Page 106 Fir!! Rout jack Van Horn. Chuck Gelal, W. Early, john Rotuno, Leroy Singletery. ,. f ' . , V' . . . E , . f xv RECORD NUMBER OF SWIMMERS SPLASH FOR TEAM PLACES u-4 9'-1 Fm! Ron Lhurk Fowler Paul Barr Daud Ablulla Leon lxulxwwskx Ames Niarsh Irxun lxlme Niurrx XIOL,Lll Cwrae Niaylc Sunni Run Dick Hennau Pat Farrell Xlnlxe Pctros Stew: Neagu Daxnl Smxth Rmlnu Sparta Gene Austxn Dlrlx lullx Rlnlmrl Wilson Wlllson Round llzrf Run Don Wllson DlLl'x Beck Nlclx lxdlurs ohn Auer Tom Irvun Dxxlght lxlrlx Nlll-re Sunon Phll Weber lrmhn Xlara mkes Loren NIQC.1rty Ilm Hogan Tom Whntulcarher if -1, f4 L 1 norm Q L.1n um xx If s Harrx Ron 1 'xfklllt NIH .ic Q C ummm Ntllcx hnquu C lrrer O11 H ins mn llm Dum Nan lx XX 1 Son IV Lum XIIUIIIU Blll Iohnwn lm Balbw Dinrel Dans D1Llx H.1ml1n lohn lxrmto Pxge 3 1' f, .yr 'E V I 4 J' Jr J, ' 5 L. , rf, x 4 I - , . 1 M A j ' A V K V A 1 , , I , T . . , i 'f ,' c 'N 55 5 2 , i . ,v , . Q rv L .Y Q f . fx 'A JA x, tg. tn, . 1 E L I ' ' Vf. . A ' ' ' L 's' . ' ' . ',' q- ' ' . W ' '. l' ' L ll- , I ' . fr 1 V . '. ' . , 'K' V A' f , V ' .' - ,, A . ,w D' ,, . 1 . ., V lb K J Is a C 'Q f- 9 ' 6' I l , ,AEM If IK I . E P T 0 as 7 A 2 2 ., P ' Ll Q - 94' , . Q . I 1 w- : : ' I 1 S ' ,S s ' E' ' A A' 3 C X Q , Q I J X I Q AF, 't XXL Q . lf rm' RUN 1 G' T-r' , T lil . rlj. 1' rrl. r ' . ' h fl.. 5rr'm1.f Rum: 1' .l . h' ' 11 ' . 1 . fl , U . Q ri' ml, . 'I lt uf Run 1 Q 5 . . '. . ' h I . b ' . . ' E . , r ' ft. L ' ll- MJ -L.. -a-.,., 'W-f., E' in WI I 585' 1, in 'z 4-avail-----Q .L...,i..ti: '1 wir .+..-S.-:El TZLL. 'L' Page 108 mu Brix 1 I Cuzfw XX hltclc xthcr Mm mo D 1111 XXmcc1r1cr -hmm Iwrrcll Ixurk L ,. 3 4: . Mr . , Y , ,, ' '..l Q F A 1 1 r ' ' -- 554 5 X K - ' W ., . Q X Q I A Y f-v-.. -n M- ,Q 1 ' x '1 , K A - . X 1 , I EC, 1 k k X A' A...M1A4v.,wf, -itil, in - , vw: , X - '-W'--m-4-Q-V-M, .,,, A Vg ,MMA :.,, , H I A 1 if f Y......,,-J,.,, , ,, qw . 5 V ' A M ' ' mv' ' Yup: Log 'l 4 1111. H1 gm, ' , 1 'X N M ,f Q. .Lm.vgg:,: Nmwv-MM , . V - - k jjmf-f M . ff t . . f, mf Q W M 'W .... Hnmlm. D. NVzlson. hllk. M1 jj aA-f --- , f Af.. Nm 'QQ x , I V, - , A A A ,54 , , v,4Y-M A xv , ff 0' . W 'f-A--Q' '... nz 1 f : 1 ' 414. E - . , . -, ., ' L , , x , W 2' ' P- - ,- , V ' In--N A . . , , X X ' A 3 . Q1 I 4 v -' .- Q 5 4 I , 4- A I 1 Y 1 ,Ti , ' ' ,Hx , 4' ' - ffm Q' ,f V ' A . A,7g'A s X ,QK 1 I :nu r , WHITELEATHER STARS AT ST ATE MEET Fzrrt Rou Sandy Wilson jim Moreno Richard Wilson George Mayle Chuck Fowler Duck Fulk Second Rou Paul Barr Duck Hennacy Loren McCarty jim Hogan Duck Hamulun Nick Kakos Tbfrd Rou Louis Mariano Duck Beck Tom Whuteleather Gene Austin Pat Farrell W Rownd mgr The McKinley mermen finished fifth in the state finals this year with a total of 12 points all of which were made by the Bulldogs brilliant free-stylist Tom White- leather. Coach Ted Branin constructed this years team around a nucleus of eight return- ing lettermen. The tankers began their season with a 46-20 win over Akron East and continued the season by winning ten meets and losing only two. The Bulldog pool- men also captured second place at the Bowling Green Relays. Whiteleather set one pool record this year when he swam the individual medley in 36:4 and he tied the 40-yard free-style record set by Ramsayer of Fremont Ross in 1947 when he swam the distance in 1914. The Bulldog 200-yard free-style relay team composed of Dwight Kirk Gene Austin Pat Farrell, and Tom Whiteleather and Richard Wilson alternating at the fourth posi- tion, lost only two contests during the year, one to Western Reserve Academy and one to Cleveland East Tech. They were disqualified for the state meet. Par Farrell was the only other McKinleyite that qualified for the state meet besides Whiteleathet. McKinley was represented in diving this year by Charles Fowler, a senior, and Louis Mariano, a freshman. Page 109 MCKINLEY CINDERMEN MEET TOUGH SCHEDULE Q ZSQLWQQC '3llw?lS2t,lr3 Boastrng two broken records Coaches Chuck Wflghf and C T Branln hns as slstrtnt aagrn turned out a flashy track team Gene Austm who held the shot put record prevlously w1th a 4894 foot toss bet tered lt ftrst by a 50 foot even put ID one meet and then broke tt agam by 1 put of 50 feet 5 mches Ray Hamrlton stellar 170 yard hngh hurdler also broke hrs oxsn record of 15 1 by reducrng xt to 14 7 and then knockmg a tenth off nt to make rt stand at 46 There has also been a brg lmprovement thxs year as the season rolled around ID the half mlle relay team composed of four speedsters Don Wmn j V Clrfford Ray Hamrlton and Harry Prophet Page 110 GOLF TEAM WORKS FOR WINNING SEASON Top fleft to rzghlj Earl Byers Paul Van Nostran Nnck Stevenson Jerome Bukets Coach Don Everett Bottom Manuel Alvarez Rrchne Norcna Bull Snyder Ralph DeChnaro Thts year s golf team began under the supervrsron of Coach Don Everett fO1'Elf1Cd wrth frve returmng lettermen Those commg back thus year were Earl Byers, Paul Van Nostran, Rrchard Norcra, Ralph DeCh1aro, and Nrck Stevenson Under the gurdrng eyes of Coach Everett, the team has hopes of wmmng most of thenr golf meets, that ns rf Stevenson and Van Nostran can shoot rn the low 80's or hrgh 70's and 1f the rest of the team can lower thenr present scores The golf team wrll have opponents tn Canton Akron, and Massrllon All home games wtll be played at the Tam OShanter golf course Page 111 , , , , . . 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V A VARSITY BASEBALL FEATURES NINE RE TURNING VETERANS J R014 One Ronald Sprague Buzz James Stan Kxncald Dxtk Singer joe Morales R011 Tuo El: Popa Bnll Wetzel jlm Suggs Harold Zxeger Bill Nevxknrk Carl Bogart Rau Three Erme Ghezzl Nxclt Pedroff jlm Hogan Iohn Rogers Coach Rlttersbaugh The vars1ty baseball team thls year started out forufxed wlth elexen returnmg players from last year s team Those returnmg to the squad were mflelders J1m Hogan Carl Bogard Buzz james md Tom Bourqu1n outflelders Eh Popa and Iohn Rlgers pxtchers Stan Klncald Nlck Pedroff and Bxll Newknrk and catchers Ronme Sprague and Erme Ghezzt The team thls year coached by Red Rtttersbaugh added mo more games to thexr schedule than they had last year Page 117 S 5? 5.4. -' Q . t , 3 xg A ' A V ' , A , nl f s .tl S 4 KX y X X -ir ,ill A I , A 'QL X' A X I . 1, f A H T 4' ' A 1' A f A dj 1 ' A N - : .1 il! mix ll S A' M V ' a , T , 2 ' 9 ' ' 1 . ' Q . , 9 ' - , 4. es - I Y BASEBALL TEAM MEETS TOUGH OPPONENTS 0 rw 7-J The McK1nley baseball team wtll swung tnto actton Aprtl 13th against Norrh Canton and wtll then follow a schedule of fourteen games The Bulldogs last year won four games out of an etght game schedule and then moved tnto the dnstrtct meet and won two games before they were defeated by Youngstown East 6 3 The team thts year wtll constst mostly of sentors mcludmg nme that have already recetved letters The drstrtct meet wtll be held May 7 8 and 14 at C1ty Fteld rn Canton whrle the regxonal wlll be held May 7l and 77 at Zanesvnlle The state meet w1ll be played Maw 78 and 79 at Columbus The Bulldogs wtll play all home games at Cooks Park under the gutdance of Coach Red R1ttersbaugh Last year s team lost to North Canton 7 4 twtce once 9 6 to Massxllon and once to Louxsvtlle 4 3 They won over Central Cathollc 7 4 Lehman 7 4 Ttmken D 7 and Loutsvtlle 9 7 They won over Kent Roosevelt 6 1 and Wfooster 9 l before they were defeated by Youngstown East Page 115 TEN GIRLS COURT TEAMS FIGHT FOR SUPREMACY Fin! R011 Lena Ramp: Helen Zantopoulos Carolyn Schauer Norma Flannrgan joann Hayne Rxta McCla1n Prrsulla Holder Seroud R014 Sue becnombe Ann Yengllng Delores Robrnson Dons Smrth jaclcre Cutten Patsy Patterson Dorothy Mulaxs Tlazrd R014 Penny Popa Vrrgrma Vlad Suzy Weaver Joan Stevens lrma james Anne Rezos Mrss Bexerly jane Smrth gym mstruetor gust frnrshlng her frrst year at MeK1n1e5 changed the system of grrls basketball thrs year Prevrously teams had been made up accordmg to classes vuth tvselve teams three freshman sophomore lunror and senrors teams each Thrs yen there were only ren teams mth no drscrxmrmtron between classes The rdea behmd the ehmge wx IS th at grrls who knew the game could help new grrls Page 114 l ,. 2 V A' V Q r 3' u . . 5 V ' - . . 4 T , ' .-. 6 ' . , ,i - , Q s -. ,v 'G U 'E 5 C -.1 , A Y G , tj , . V l Q ' . ' - , . , ' ,, y - . v , . , , . 3 3 H Y , v 1 Q , . . N Y . . . . V , y v . - A V Y 1 t Y I ' . . I I A . 1+ ' I ' 4 , . . f . . . . Q Y. Y r - I 1 4 1 v 1 Y ' ' 1 ' ' ' . . W I ' f yr f I V V Y ' r . . . TEAM TEN FIGHTS WAY TO VICTORY Z Wifwl First Rou Mary Kallos Marlene Werner Marran Herrod Alvera Fosdtck Dorothy Hoot Mary Ann Royer Second Rou Sadne Parks Barbara Brtzel Helen Manos Phyllns McMurray Amy Parker janet Allan Della Gennlla Tlnrd Rau Barbara Bymgton Ruth Patterson Loutse Masuch jean Jacobs Bernnce Wetzel Vnrgrma Rabb Lula Kallrson Forty ftve games were played md four extra ue playoffs Team Ten had the best record, w1th etghr games won, one lost and one tted Members of thts team were Sally Strme, Suzy Weaver, Elvera Fosdtck Donna Jacoby, Shtrley Stckler Phyllts McMurray Irma james, and Esther Sweghexmer Page 115 V 5 1. ,'?i1'f,, ?',f, 7 - AW, .H g, If 1 . , Q , - 3 ,., V' Q ' -I Q , - - ,,, ' V ' ,. . '.f .. ., U 9 - x . 4 g ' A I A , . -4 1 V V , 7 - 0 , 4 , - , Y ' ,. ' ' v . v 1 Q v , 'I v , Q y 1 , . 'i , , y , , , . TEAM SEVEN OFFERS STIFF RESISTANCE Fzrxt Rau Mary Sue Ranlt Yvelyn Mulaxs jean Hostetler lean Degenharl Bett Jo Lethner Sally Strme Slntley bltltler Barbara Shank Manlst ludy Van Nostran Beverly Retgler Alice Halsal Soma Kanter J' 1 Team One herd the next best record vstth seven vson one lost and one ned Mem bers of thls team were Jean acobs Judy Van Nostran Iena Rampn Sadle Parks Helen Zantopoulos Soma Kanfer Loutse Foster Dolores Compton ean Kell and Rosemary Clay Page 116 RJ X va 3 1' x su 3 . . 6- ' 4 l l , 4 , - 5 f O N . r vb F up If 4 9 1 ' 4 . ., V 'A N Ja V V -tv, ix J, JY , 4 E X we v , E J ' ,un S- x 1 ' Al' M . ' I A ,zz ' , 'hy fk' - .. Second Ron: Doris Drabeck, Sue Barthelmeh, Margaret Shaheent Shirley Detkman, Beverly N W ,pl ylwclxl lv by l ' x, .lf NA' -P l tl .1 , 1 1 V . . ll W ' ty ,L . - lN NV S X' 1 'L lv 'MU ,tb .Ll VPN Rf' J, A , nf' ' I , W . - '. ' , TEAMS THREE AND EIGHT TIE FOR THIRD PLACE flrrl Rou Evelyn Kortxs Ann Maglsano Mary lopez janet Rerman lxathernne Rank fheana Tsarwhos Second Rau Joanne james JAUICC Schlll Jayne Baker Lucxlle Marlol Ardella Hager Dorothy Mlller Ida Mae Ream Rebecca Yoho Third Rau Eleanor Andolora Carol Braucher Frances 'lolrn Susan Holder Jean Kyle Louxse Foster Gwendolyn Umbles Team Three and Team Exght were txed for thxrd plage vnth ftve won and three lost records Members of Team Three were Dorrs Drayback Normr Flanmgan Mary Lou Watts Vernelta Burch Eleanor Andalora Patsy Patterson Lula Kalltson Bermce Wetzel and Jackre Yoho Team Exght was made up of Shxrley Dull, oan Stevens, Penny Mtller, Sammy Lee Clnfford, Dorothy Hoot, Velma Nemes, Lucxlle Marrol, janet Allen, Ann Rezos, and Dorothy Koury Page 117 L . ,. .. x 4. ' , -1 .1 - ' at , . X f , ,, W - '3 y y , - , Y y - y ' 1 y - . v , , f - v y 1 , v , . . 6 V A - r f L 4 , 2 1 , 4 v v ' 1 f v 4 4 a 7 RED AND WHITE SHOWS STRENGTH AND MIGHT I X Fzryl Rou Dons Smlth Dody Robmson Harrret Lxntner Margle Spatar Serond Rou Helen Zantopoulos Sally Strxne Norma Flannrgan V1rg,1n1a Rabb Anne Rezos Third Rou Mary Ann Royer ,lean Jacobs Bernre Wetzel Marian Herrod Evelyn Muyans Wlrh a 70 70 score ar the frml whrsrle Harvard captured rrs rhrrd consecume mn over Yale March 5 1n the old musxc room A crowd of more than a thousand fans marched the team capramed by Norma Flanmgan garner ns Path wrn 10 74 games Forwards for Harvard were Norma Flannrgan ean Jacobs Mar1on Herrod Mary Ann Royer and Sally Strrne Guards were Ann Rezos V1g1n1a Rabb Bernrce Wetzel Cbeerleurierr Marjorle Spatar Hamer L1tner Delores Robmson Dorrs Sm1th Evelyn MUIHIS Coach Mrss Beverly Smrrh Referee MISS L1ll1an A1tken Page 118 za . , -H . 2 . Q I . . .V Y . 1 , , , - . ' , J , ' , , . , , , and Helen Zanropoulos. F 7 ' BLUE AND WHITE PUT UP STIFF FIGHT E Fin! R014 Harlean Chin Barbara Wright Eleanora Andolora Pauline Schaffer Second R011 Lena Rampl Julia Eder Priscilla Holder Helen Manos Dorothy Hoot Thzrd R011 Suzanne Weaver Jean Garner Judy Van Xlostran Rita McClain Virginia Vlad before 1 stronger Harvard team Captamed by Priscilla Holder the team mm iged to gun the lead only once during the game Yale led 6 4 at the end of the first quarter Form ards for the team were Helen Mmos Lena Rampr Judy Van Nostrm Dorothy Hoof and Jem Garner Guards were Priscilla Holder ulm Eder Suzy Vffeaver and Rin MCCl11n Cbeerleaderr Pauline Schaffer Eleanor Andalora Barbara Wright Hwrlean Chin Coarb Miss Bexerly Smith Page 119 J - 4. 5- D ,, J ,, - E A Fighting a spirited but losing battle, the Yale sextette again went down to defeat ' ' A . , z 2 L' . ' . ' ' 1 . f - L 1 L T 1 1 Q t ' 2 , t t h, L 1 , . 2 . . . ' ' ' , J i . ' . , . . - V ' a K i v , . BAND STRUTS AT GAMESQ PRESENTS CONCERTS With Ted Hayes as president and R. Donald Stump directing, the band appeared at nine out of ten games during the football season and were greatly admired for the Mexican Hat dance routine displayed at the Massillon game. The annual Spring Concert was held April ll. 1948, with Ann Rezos and Bill Naumann taking the podium as student directors. Appearing at the North Canton Festival, the Concert Band contained lO5 pieces. eleven of which won first place honors at the district competition. Prerideu! Ted Hayes Vice Presidenf Dick Westlake S6L7't?ld7'j , , Paul Hutchins Trearurer , John Sullivan Librarian . Bruce Sodee Hirtorian Dale Foltz Direfzor , R. Donald Stump Page 120 X XILIx111ILx XILIx111IL1 XILIXIIIILX XILIXIIIILX XILINIIIILX AILIXIIIILX XILIXIIIILX X1LIx111IL1 XILIx1 1IL1 XILIx111ILx XILIXIIIILX XILIx1 1ILx XILINI 1ILx CIX1 L II XILIx11IL1 XIKIXIIIILX X Ix LX XILIx11IL1 XlLIx11IL1 L11Il BULLDOGS OUTSCORE IN ALL FIELDS 1 W 1 XLIIIKI IIILI XX IFFLII I1111ICL11 I L S 1 XL IIL L11 CI 11111 111s C 111111 IDIXCCIIT S111Lra IX ISSIIICJII r III S1 X IIIL XX 1r1L11 11L NIL 1 II 1 II 1 II N XIIICL VARSITY STATISTICS VARSITY FOOTBALL N 1 XILIx111IL1 XILIx111IL1 XILIXIIIILX XILIx111IL1 XILIx111ILx BASKETBALL XI1Ix111IL1 NILIXIIIILX AILIXIIIIQX XILIXII IL1 XILIXIIIICX XILIXIIIILX XICIXIIIILX XI1Ix 111L1 STRICT TOURNAMENT ARSITY SWI 1 IIII Ix II MMING X L II LX XILIx11IL1 X IXIII XILIXIIIIL XILIXIIIILX I I Ll L11x XIIIII L N1ILw 1ILLxx1 s C111 1 Il CL 1ss1II11 FI1111ICL11 A 11111 CL111r1I fXII1111LL L 3 I X 111sI1LI LXL I LXL RLI L Ls Lr11 IL L1xL T xx l1I LL11 L IX 11 II N IQ 1 L C1 I 1111b11 Put II 1 'F il C.IL-'-.1 If 1111 III 1 IS Src I'- 'IIIL C1 1 Q' 13 - ' 1 QIJ 1- 1111 R 1 I1 -- 15 1 so I Il 1 11 CAIIIICJII I,11L11I11 T 1 jrl I.. 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Besides finding iind develop- ing hidden tiilentsi these clubs increase friendship and under- shinding .iinoiig r.ices, creeds. .tnd doctrines of students .it Mc- Kinley. Pictured .it the side of the pine .ire the presidents of some uf the clubs. Art League Members Tour Art Museum Fzrrt Rau Dolores Robrnson badne Parks Layuna Gates Nadrne Foehrenbach joan .Stevens Serond Rau Helen Zantopoulos Vrctorna Nlkula Dorothy Wells jean Garner Dons Smrth Betty Volas Helen Kovacs Harlean Chun Tbzra' Rau juanlta Borom Louise Gxbson Colleen Carmrchael Vrrgrnra Vlad Rrta MrClarn Harrret Werner Shlrley Horst Fourth Roz: Mrss Wenrrck Marlene Mock Joann jordan Charlotte Hrckle Carolyn Schauer joan Bowman Mrss Smrth Lerrnnng rbout ,muent and modern rrr Art Leugue members vrsrted the Art lnstnrute frequently Progrxms nneluded drscussrons on 1rr demonsrmtrons on how to wrap grfts ad xrr movres Mrss Key Wenrrck ldvrser md club members were the program speakers Musrcal programs were gnen vuth john Kolbl recordronrst playrng at the Chrrst mas program and Harrrec Werner pranxst playmg at a fall program joan Stevens was presrdenr Nadme Foehrenbach vree presrdent Mary Kallos secretary and Rrta Curcr treasurer Page 177 l 5 ' E E Mary'Kallos, Rita Curci, lvlary jo DiFoleo, Mary A. Mitchell. l l Boys' Boosters Sell Football Tickets . . BOYS BOOSTER OFFICERS Jtm Moreno B111 Shlsler Fuzzy Estock Supportrng school tradmons and 3CI1VlI1CS were Boys Boosters Home room rep resentauves took charge of sellnng football ttckets On Thursdays they collected thtrty cents per student before school and later handed out trckets Thxs el1mmaed non McKmley1tes from snttmg m our seats Mr Clayton Leyda was advtser BOYS BOOSTER CHEERLEADERS Fred Phnlltps Steve Neago Pete Cosmos Page 128 I ' 7 7 ' . .. , 'za 96 K S-F ' Q, 1 i . 1 1 3 ' Sponsor Fathers Day Program C5 EN I ff f I Cfi Sponsorlm, flu Iwrlmus Dly pmgrrxm for om at rho lssunblu flu Boys Iiumruw r 1 roll rumour lah s P'ge 129 Get Those TIQBIS SIQHS H8138 Morale 'vis 'Q-F., Club members posted S1g.,I'15 of Bear Masslllon C er Those Txgers Ben Im Bulldogs' Xe-S 4 PW S Page 1 30 H Booster Boys Arrange Football Parade Booster boys helped IU the formttlon of the mnutl footbtll plrtde trrtuungw Loumtl men md dtstrlbutlng, mens At agtmei throughout thc yt tr thex iupportctl thc Bulldogs Page lvl '-1'- .: '.. 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' I 3 ' ll 1 l ,, ' Girls' Booster Officers Guide McKinley's GIRLS BOOSTER OFFICERS Pam Whrtnmer Prrsulla Holder Nlarran Sham Bernrte Wetrel lxathryn Nam Knot presentn Wrth Marian Sham presrdrng Bernice Wetzel helping her Kathryn Nagy second vrce presrdent Patty Whrtmer taking Lare of mrnutes and correspondence and Prxscrlla Holder handling the money the Grrls Booster Club started out rn full swung wxth 1 membershrp of 700 girls As the first project of the year the club presented to Mrss Jean MtCuskey as .1 memorial to jesse H Mason Ten Eventful Years Miss Ida Galbreath was club rdvrser Page 192 fi . ,at 4, - , M Q, 1 ,' l - .L H 'I . -' ' . , . ,.' A ' . W 1 , Q , -. , - L . . 7 'RS-S 'Wives Largest Club W1th 700 Members 2? BOOSTER CHEERLEADERS Garner jackle McCall1n Pat Frederlcks Carolyn Tressel The club was at urs lDllSlCSI the day before the Massillon game Ir sponsored A red camanon sale for the game The club offrcers and other grrls who helped wrrh pencrl sales mer and ushered guest speakers to the audnrorrum for the bug assembly To be elrgrble for the pomr Boy Grrl party gurls sold school penclls Prrzes of one dollar were glven to the grrl who sold the most m each class Dawn Eyman came rn flrst among semors sellrng 120 Doreen Schlemmer and Rrta Curcl ued wlrh 36 rn the lumor class Eve Devmney was tops for sophomores sellxng 106 and Par Hender son freshman sold 126 pencnls . ,. Qs 1 Page 135 Pretty Bums V1s1i Hobo Town 'PQW ra tix 3'-fi Cuff The rhemg I-Ioboes reugned If the 1l1g1r1s plrry for Boosters L degked mth Hobo Town md Bunn P1r1d1se sigma Plgc 11+ Enloy Paradlse of Dancmg and Refreshments 7 Tan fa f' kffgfrhfl Q ef If B E x FG Lita .3 R O sf sffh L PAL 0 Talented Booster GIIIS Cheer S1Ck su Q1 I IH 474 D X A group of Booster 4L,lflS prcscmcd urdum plum i um 11 sol 5 xt h4oHx Sflfk sxnxroruun li Page lah Cheerleaders Inyect Pep Into Student Body Dlrecred by Qxrolyn Tressel heed cheerleader ean Cnrner Pat Fredenclcs md ankle MLCllllH the Boosters II McK1nlex yelled at foorbwll md bdskerbxll elmes md pep rdhes X Y Page 13' Ushers Take Weather Beating for Football Fans -5 K. N . x. X Neither run nor shine sleet nor hail stopped girls who signed up ts Girls Booster Ushers The girls were there at every game ready to show Qtnton tnd out of town fans to their seats at Fawcett Stadium Those who worked .tt least five games enjoyed a club banquet held at Yants Cottage in April The program vms planned and presented by luntors Anna Macredes tnd Bewerly buts serxed ts head ushers They thecked ushers to see that they were .tn usher tag P L wh. :X R . 'i ' t ' ' , ' ' it L - . . , ' 7 Q I . 4 'L A i . ' ' ' on duty in their assigned sections. that each usher had tt flashlight and that she wore ' V -gn, ., g W' M: W x -3 1 ' l '. I H , l ' X. 1, I , i . X t 'L I We 4.494 1'7T5-g E h S Q 'WN ff v-a.-X-. ' X N.-C9 Choral Club Presents Messiah, Student Prince, and Concerts Choral Club Slngs Chrlsimas MUSIC Messlah Etghty NOICCS formed the Choral Club thls year Mr Leslre D Hanson was the drrector The group composed mostly of yumors and senrors sang for he Chrrstmas assembly and they created a brxght OX XV XX' red rlbbon atmosphere wxth thenr presentatton of xef' Twxas he Night Before Chrrstmas The solemntty of the season was conveyed by 1 presentanon of The Messrah whrch was also broadcast Solorsts were Georgra Shrrgley soprano lean McCuskey contralto George Cazan tenor and Marnn Alexander bass Carols were sung through the hall on the last afternoon precedrng Chrtstmas xacfttron In the sprtng a Fesuval concert was presented Choral club members were actne to the last minute sxngmg for both baccalaureate and commencement exercxses They ended the1r hrgh school actlvmes by smgmg the Benedrctnon Page 142 ' I , I ll I ll ff , y I . . X If v , f ,AA ' 1 . f L. . . 'T A 'I ,gl t! 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Aww College Club Members Prepare for College L1le Q- x Typcb of Colleges their FLQLIIFLIULIIIS sdwlxrah p lJH'l,I'lIltLfS Lurrxrulx md Lredm were rlxsuxssul L IFIIIKL, tu e1r 5 lv Smrnr cr lN lss curl Cl nrlxc Mr lloyd Sw m Mr lexus Brlxcr md urrcre lmfurmmon rbuur umpua llfc rmludxmg souxl rn nltreb lrxrcrmtlu md honor SULICIICS mls mum lw College scudeme from 1 x rrlctx of balwuls cwum md exen fre-1 eelmlrrblups were dxscubbed A1158 lem lNILCL1akc', llbflfllll sem for Ll u 'ues reprebemrnv errh Ohm College md P 0 I of tlm mrjur sehools Ihfllllgllilllf the umumrx Thcee wer plmed ln the llbflfl The Llub mcr xwntnlx Suuurs lnrcrcbrcd m ll Cllkllllg wllwc were the members Mlm lumrr Clrrlxn xx rs L ub lxXl5CI' Offxrcrs were Nrmlu lXlllLllLl r cm Drk Hmrulcr Q prcixrlenr Ju surcrxrx Nullm l-udrrumlwrrlm rrcnsuru' L... Page In ln. . 5 . Y, l ',.' 1 gg- L :A f Y r V in 4. y 5 c 0 'C C N , T 1-wx-ye b'C.li. el'lll. llliln 1' Scholurslrips .uyrilglble to Mcliinleyites. the KSKC pmgmnn. choirs uf collcgez, rn rclrrum r p ' x Q ' Q ' H 4 l. , A 'rtdll ', ' ' A r . ' A ' 'l gli yvic' ' ' C 1. o l Q !' - C 4. .- ' Q Dramatic Club Gives Skiis, Short Programs Wrth Pat Wh1tmer presldent Beverly Gatts uce presrdent Barbara Goldberg secretary and Carl Gennett treasurer as offrcers the Dramatrc Club went through a buy year The Snovw man s Stung an all school dance sponsored by the Dramatic Club and xts colleague group rhe Thesprans was the mam event of the year for the Dramatrsrs Meetmgs conslsted of the general order of busmess follovv ed by short sluts sshrch gave members an opportumty to gam experrence Twenty members were rmmted thls year M155 Iris Haverstack was the advrser 4:1 fzrrr Rau orshrl Johanna Camobell Sandra Sherrard Bess Ann Earenfrght Beverly Gates 'Nlanq Lou Davnes at Ronald Tolson Kay Kost Seunzd l 0 Sophre Korkollorrs Betty Walmslex jean Kell Mary Dllley Barbara Goldberg. lr1s Haxerstack Ba ara Ju lta Parker joy Thompson Barbara Mrller Third iainan Hlrver Donald Tddver Stuart Attenson Jack Rsan Donald Jacobs Suzanne Weaver Lynn Storer Carl Gennett KJ e a W mr ry Leonard Malkm 1-lf N. lf V Page 144 Nw all 5 7 Y I 7 I 5 S' . nu 9 ' 'T ' V v . r ' 3 U 3 V . U ' r I I W- is g t ef 4 4 A , V' I E' Y. ini y , f 5 5 , aw 'T l t , P . 9- ' , y A ,u , . , l 1 A I QM , . , . y . 'yy ., . ry Ty . I Y 1 K ' zz: A' D , , j , , , ' . 0 linm ' ' 17 , F A . Aw? I J ' K J? AV., H q C: Lf b , v .,, , ll ,TM XDR WEEK .' .V ' A K t '1 Ja 7 ' 3 AN hr-L - 5' I LU' . M v :Life az l A r , - ws' Slnndmg Wnlllam Fry Donald Jacobs Donald Tarver Leonard Malkin Edwm Lukuns Mary Dllley Jack Ryan Betty Ben nett Stuart Attenson juamta Parks Frank Talarxco Sealed jean Pantella Barbara Goldberg Carl Gennett Nancy DZVICS Bruce Sodee Dorls Okey Sandra Sherrard Donna Hanes Larry Dally The Musrc Master by Charles Klem IS the story of Herr Von Barw1g a poor professor of musrc After s1xteen years of searchmg rn Amenca he flDdS hrs daughter Helen then the stepchllcl of the wealthy Mr Henry Stanton Stanton had stolen Von Barw1gs Wlfe 1n Europe The part of Von Barwlg was played by Carl Gennett hrs daughter by Nancy Davles and the wealthy stepfather by Bruce Sodee Mlss Houston landlady of the The three comed1ans Prnac Frco and Poons were played by Donald Tarver Donald Jacob and Wxllxam Fry ean Pantella took the part of enny Mrs Houston s daughter There was comedy rn the love of Poons a German boy who could not speak a word of Englrsh for Jenny and tenseness rn the terrxfrc scene between Von Barwrg and Stanton Mlss Lucllle Domer was business mxnlger md Mrss Marthr Bozman s stage crew made the sets Members of the supportrng cast were Stuart Attenson Betty Bennett Larry Darly Mary D1lly Donna Harnes Edvun Lukrns Leonard Malkm DOIIS Okey Juanrta Parker Jack Ryan Sandra Sherrard and Frank Talarlco The play was dlrected by Mrss Ins Haxerstack Page 145 an ' ee v - . I , ' 7 ' 7 . , . . 1 1. - L , . 4 . , c L . , s professor,s, was portrayed by Barbara Goldberg. . . J 1 J , - , l l 1 - s l L . Y . 7 . V 7 5 ' ' 1 I f 4 7 7 ' J L G Pottorf Club Formed by Tomorrow s Teachers 'P rm fvpw' Fzrrz Rou Thesprna Mrchaeltdes Amy Parker Colleen Carmrchael B111 Naumann Johnny Sullrvan Shrrley Neel Dave Sasso Prrscrlla Holder Nancy Davxes Grace Blerrgard Sophre Karrprdes Shrrley Horst Frances Mellas Second Rou Rrchard Evans Paul Hutchens Carl Gennett josephrne Davrd Betty Walmsley Alrce Embly Marran Sham Mary jane Yoder Evelyn Muyars Anne Rezos Mae Chrn Thzrd Rou Bob Rerd Paul Kraus Fred Meacham Jesse Kung Charmarne Hubrrch Bob Malone Gene Chufar john Maragakes Jerome Priest Frank Talarlco Mrss Inez Summers Most recently organrzed club at McKm1ey rs the J L G Pottorf club of the Future Teachers of Amerrca a natronal organrzatron To help students understand the teachmg professron for whrch they mtend to tram rs the purpose of the F T A A formal rnstallatron ceremony took place February 75th m the school lrbrary At thrs meetrng the offrcers Wrllram Naumann presrdent Dave Sasso uce presrdent Prrscrlla Holder secretary and Shtrley Neel treasurer were mstalled As the secretary called the roll each member srgned the charter membershrp roll Among the speakers for the year were Superrntendent Harold S Vmcent Mr L H Booher and Mr J L G Pottorf Mrss Inez Summers and Mr Paul Schott were advrsers of the club Page 146 C O I 'F '4 n V , e Y 1 ,' 1 D , sas..-V' iii ,:, . 1 H4 ,, x ey ,S . 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Stars Cop Firsts at Kent University P Fun Row Colleen Carmichael Jack Ryan Gene Chufar Leona jordan Mike Petros Jeanne Anne Shoemaker Betty Arm Martin Second Row Randolph Cross Leonard Mason Irwin Kline Dick Fulk Mary Lou Fry Ann Nero Sally Schauffer Tbzrd Row Athena Armatas janet Rexman Dave Kestel Bruce Slesnrck John Maragakes Susan Holder Joan Mxday Mrs Aurelra Kruglnak first places rn their divisions of dramatic humorous and original declamatlon at Kent University March 5 and 6 The three boys and Leona jordan who had placed first rn the oratorrcal declama tion at the Ohio High School Speech League competed rn the state meet at Columbus March 19 and 20 At the national meet held rn Canton rn May there were no entries from McKm1ey Student Congress at Youngstown and an invitational tourney sponsored by Western Reserve University and Radio Station WGAR were two other evets of the season Mrs Sam Krugliak was adviser and coach Page 147 ' 2 ' , , , , ' , , . 1 - I joe Salrin, Bruce Slesnick, and Richard Hostetler rated headlines when they copped 3 3 , . , - ' 3 7 National Honor Socieiy Admits 43 from Class of '48 HH NJ Natronal Honor Socrety Sues mented recognrtton to students who haye mfuntarned 1 hrgh stlnd 1rd of scholar shrp gryen seruce to therr school shown leadershrp and reyefaled fnne chu' cter trarts Mr Lexus Brker headed the commlttee rn charype ot quthfrcatrons Elected rn 1947 were Mxry Loulse Dans Hsrrley Goodrng Leona ordm Stanley Krncud Betty Ann Martrn Wrllram NdUm1UH Whlson Round Ben Schnelle and S zafrne Weayer Thrs year the follovungb were elected Fred Blankenshrp George Broy Mtrgxret Bztn Gene Chufar Laura Cooper Nadrne Foehrenbfrch Nmcy Greenvsalt Margaret jane Greer Charlotte Hrckle Pete Hrnes Prrscmlla Holder Rrchard Hostetler Kttherme Karantanes Phyllrs Mathrson Rrtt McCl11n Frrnces Mellos Russell Mllle em Myers VILICDFI1 Nrkult Gertrude Nuske Mdryorxe Okey Mrchael Petros lmrencc Ru Wrllram Shrsler Donald Bruce Sodee oan Steyens Donald Thompson George Trnfelos Vlfialllll Vlxd Betty Volts Don Weber Betty Wtrngp Mary jane Yoder md Helen Ztntopoulos Page 148 ' - qc -a 4 , - -A -4 L1 4- , - 1 1 . f s L ,L ' , 3' x . 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Graphlc Arts Boys Dlsplay Sk11l by Pflllllllg Poetry Book 'Y Fzrrt Row Gene Moon Glenn Moon Glenn Groves Gordon Wharmby Wayne Boswell Lours Marrano Second Row jrm Morena Bob Sta ey jo n Thzrd Rou Mr Buchanan Lewrs Mascr Lee Barley Drck Harvey james Marsh 1 h Leon Drck Werkel james Nuporte George Davrdson E1 ht new members were elected to the Graphrc Arts Club by old members last 8 yerr The new members were all underclassmen and the club totaled 18 boys K 1 h1 ter rs an affrlrate of the Natronal Student Grfrphrc Arts Educa The Mc rn ey c p tronrl Gurld rn Woshxngtrm D C The prolect for the year was an rllustrfrted poem booklet The club prrnted 111 school programs 1nd trckets The Grophrc Arts boys sponsored btsketball cmd bonlrnr, terms lettered shrrts were pLlI'Ll11SCd for members Prcnrcs and pfrrtres were grven throughout the year Offrcers for the club were Glenn Moon presrdent Mrlte Krrstoff uce prcsrdcnt Gordon Whtrmby secretlry George Mlyle treasurer Mr Rrlph Budrrntn was club tdx user Page 149 , I n 1 n f Q 4 A 1 4 , V. My J, . . I - , , . , . . . Y L -4.- 5 ,M V . Z 4 .A ' ,. A ' f rl, - . ' , ,x if ,, My lg X5 V, . , I I p M, . fr- ' ' 3 r , 1 1 , . 3 1 , y , r - '3 - , y s , - 4 . , . G L 4 ' 4 4 , . . 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 . n Q 1 4 4 ' V 1 . . l' B I . 4 4 V 7 . . , . ' A Q 1 ', B K 'Q 7 1 ' , ' . . L 4 l l 2 Q Junior-Senior Hi-Y Boys Hold Varied Meetings Fun Rou Carl McLaughl1n Fred Phrllrps Dale Foltz Don Greenham Paul Powers jrm Moreno Bob Zagray Frank Talarrco Drck Fulk jay Hrnron Second Rou Charles Crawford Gene Chufar Fuzzy Estock Duck Kopatz jnm Frrm Nrck Kakos Drck George Rodney Sports jrm Jacobs Blazer Swan Tbzrd Rau Walt Cook Art Comber Ben Schnelle Drck Zelmer Bob Malone Drck Ferguson Mrke Srmon Lou Gerber Bull Shrsler john Greer jack Bowers Bob Rauschenbach M W Davrs Mr B G Hill Sponsorrng Co ed dances every Frrday nrght at the Y M C A at whrch dancrng swrmmlng bovslmg and prng pong were featured were the H1 Y clubs thrs vear Each club took turns offtcratrng at them At meetrngs they had speakers such as Dr Mark Herbst and George Camplfell song leader They also showed movres Presndrng was Dlck George Nrck Kakos helped htm jrm Frrm was secretary and Rlchard Kopatz trelsurer Mr Wallace Davxs was advrser The four presrdents of H1 Y and Y Teen composed a Sprrrtual Emphasrs commrttee for Holy Week servrces at McK1nley They also arranged servxces at Trlnrty Lutheran church at 7 45 each school mornmg of Holy Week The club had 1 basketball team whrch won the Crty Champronshrp over Lehman m the tournament Page 150 YZ , y y s v y v v n - J. , . . . - . v 1 v y v s s v ' - y n v y v 1 v s , , , y v F- . , . . . . - 1 V Y .- , v I - . , U . . 4 . V - - - ' - ' ' ff , w a v 1 , 2 . . 4 4 . . 4 . , . ' v ' V . ' ' A l sl J Fros ySoph H1 Y Boys Hold Splash Pari1es Hayndes Xfe' . Hayrrdes sphsh pmrtres md jomr meermgs vuth the Y Teen gurls were ILIIVIVICS sllted for H1 Y boys They 1150 Looperltecl swxth YTeen glrls IH armnglng Holy Week servrces Wrnrer and summer formals were gn en by the group Ar meermgs guest speakers gue talks and somemmes movies were shown Leadmg the Club were john Krrstoff presndent Ken Crrosenbaugh vrce presrdem Don George chaphrn Don Hsrmrlron secretary and E1r1 Herbert rreisurer Page 151 ' jjj! I A 3 l A ff ' is 'fl ll H l, N - - - , - I - a. A 1 : 1 v ., ,f I ,.. . .- L-I .SQ H19 ' - -r 'Q r 3, 4 - I f ,X . qv A' 4 , i -y 'fgigi ,pax , ' ,r ez r V- 1- if ' ' ,I x r ll V v - ' L I I w . V 3 ,' lf ,....' . - Q . bl, f ' Vw 's If x .V . I . V I 2 . R . . . V. - 7. V 2 g . L l- . 4 A 2 . 'A - l ' ' f f Y' ' 1 , '. . V .V . - . , . , ' ' 1 v kr. , . ' , L , L - A. I I . 1 s . 4 . Junior Red Cross Sends Gift Boxes to Europe Wcmrkrng hand ln h 1nd vnth the Semor Red Cross rn LOHTXULIIIIIY proleets tnd F1ll1ng grft boxes to be sent to needy chrldren of forergn lands h1ghl1ghted the Chnstmas 1CI1V1I16S of th1s years Mclxrnley Hrgh Lhapter Surry representatnes fron' homerooms took chrrbe of the work and presented projects to therr hc meroorns Presldxng were Mrryorre Btlcer tssxsted by Dlnk Zelmer vxce pres1dent Ire Koxachlk secretary md Charles Rex trersurer Mxss Marrlyn Homer was the adxlser I' Page 137 5' sn R Q Y -v M ,. N, , M. r-.-,..., of , ,- X ' X I x x - 4, A If 4. V if R X ' f ' lx , . W t X helping needy persons are two important purposes of the Junior Red Cross. . f 2 . .. . V , ,. V , h I . 7 I .. X L Y ' ' ' ' J . ' ' ' A ' ' 1 . 1 ' , ' ' 1 m , - ' . , v. , . 1 . ' , ' , , 1, , 1' I 153 Boys' Leaders Develop Gymnastic Skills I'1r.tl R011 Sam Zrans Chuck Pirolozzi Chuck Fowler Richard Evans Marvin Wright Fred Phillips Dick Geor e Pee Cosmos Lass rence Rea Sam Marshall Ronald W1les Semrm' Rau B1ll Karamanos Eldin Lechner Paul Kroh Don Esxxay Bob Couneil Lee Curtis Don Martin lim Nlaeisano Dale Foltz Tom Gartner Ybzrd Roz: Nick Lewis Steve Neago Paul Baar Nlelvrn Stickle Blazer bwan jay Robinson frank Minor Ronnie Catlun joe Hench Chuck Boda jim Pethtal Fourth R011 Niek Kakos Sandy Wilson joe lxovaehik jim Cook Bob Whipkey Walt Turovxskl Bill Smith Walt lxohler Diek Fannel jerry Cutten Neal Jacobs X, rlfllj Ron Diek Westlake Dave Kestel -lim Carlini J uf le1ders To get into the elub 1 boy h1d to ptss ex1m1n1t1ons preserrbed by members or ID ex1m1n1n5, bolrd 1nd then be initiated Fourteen senrors will reeeixe letters th1s xe1r To be m 1rded 1 letter 1 member must e1rn fb points The boxs did efceruses to dexelop the-rr bodies built pxr1m1ds to le1rn eooperuion md m1rehed to deselop trmins., 1nd preeisron After 1 tiff period ol tr11n1nL thex ss ere retdx to do fClILI1'C' numbers in the 1nr1u1l sehool evm evch1b1r1on xxh1eh sv ts ienen April 73 Pete Cosmos sus president Diek George nee president Fred Pl1ll1pS seerettrx 1nl M1rx1n XX right tre1s11rer Mr Htrrx Xx7ClLlx sus 1dx1ser P1ge lbw , . ' , ' , . . V , r - 111,41 -' ' J, 'Lis if J , ' IQ fe -t .T . -' I - ' Responsibility, cooperation, LlI'lLl leadership are qualities developed by Boys' . 1 '. Y' A ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 i 1 ' A ' ' I L Q i A ' l . L A I .1 . 1 ' L i . L . ' ' 4 i ' . 'i I . ' L 9 i i e .A .i i 7. ' ' 1 ' . ' i 1 . ii 'V - A i A E .5 'V v.v . - 1 k 1. 'I V .ev . 1 i ' . . 1 1' Y i i Y X B , ' . . -, A r Thrs year grrls mterested IU gym work had extra requrrements to pass to get rn the Gnrls Leaders club Some of the fears requrred were on the mats heaclstand back rolls and front rolls on the horse the splrt rnght and left rear vaults and on the rmgs the reverse and alternate Before the new members came rnro the club there were lb grrl Amazons at the end of the year there were 41 There are two kmds of Leaders gym and swrmmmg Gym Leaders take care of classes referee basketball take attendance and help the gurls Swrmmrng Leaders demonstrated drfferent strokes used rn swxmmrng Offxcers for the year were Carolyn Schauer presrdent Norma Flanmgan vnce presxdent Ethel Stall man secretary and Patsy Patterson treasurer Page 154 s a 1 - - , -r , . 1 1 9 - v a s 1 ' Q s v - Students Check MOVIE T161-1918 Money jr'-ff, fb QM 1 IYIYJI Ron ulm Ann Russo Dorothy M ers Barlmm Goldberg Yvonne Glovunnelll lranccs Huckels Maxmc Hess .Seumd Rau Wxllxanm Dews Bob Nlrtlone Bull bcdelmener ohn Cutlm Charles Stewart Blll Matthews Boys .md gurls who wolunteered for duty rn the .ludntorrum checked tlckets and collected penmes for movres shown durmg lunch perlod Two boys ,md two gxrls worked etch of the three lunch pernods wlth thc tetcher tn chtrge Durmg fourth pertod Mr Ulysses I tw rence mm tged the xudttornum ftfth perlod lf was Mr T R Henmng md sntth pertod Mr Arthur RlIICl'SblLlgll Students w ttched to see that there w ts no emntg durtnt, the moues md sm thtt nobody left before the bell rang Ptge 13? 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K ' ' ' . .X ' . ll ll Orchestra Plays tor Concert, Student Prince KW eff Uk' lily if The cKir1ley orchesrri directed by R Donild Stump played tor the operertl Srudenr Prince Nirion 11 Honor Society gridunrion md Spring Festivil mcmr the bebinninyb of 1 cliss dince featuring the dince music of the McKinley Swing, Bmd This the youngest of McKinley s Binds not only plfiyed tor cllss dmces but for exrri dmces such is the Yile Hnrvnrd ind the bnskerbill dmces Following the Good Neighbor policy Again this year the Swing Band his pliyed for other school dinces in the city ind also for the Lehman milirrryf bnll md for most of the Bulldog clubs meetings The Swing Bind whose selections showed variety yyls directed by Mr R Dontld Stump S- F-mil uni T1 .1121 'T- Ll .g O Kc IN l 'T V . N i ' A, yffl Y JJ. ,V ri X , ,L . yt, 'N V 4 V Ly i. ' 1 r f dj YT! ' V ,, V v , K Q A t X, L! T V . K.. my 1 lift XJ 4 ' N 4 r. -ff we n V A Juv f u i if la , A . . When McKinley1ires heard the sweet music of lr Seems Like Old Times, ir often 'i Y' i Y L 'a L ' , ' I 1 A D' ' I ' 'i Y 2 . I , ' Y i ' L , ' 4 i 'L ' A ' '. V. V .V ,Q V . . V V. V V V V . ' ' , V V' L V V W ' V t ' vt 1 , al V- i . - g ' 9 ., , Y V. Vl' ' QV V V 1 V Prolectlon Club Shows Movles to Students Fzrrt Rau Paul Chtn james Trttt Fred Meacham Gene Chufar Lee Curtis Paul Earley Btll Myers Second Rou Rtchard Cockltn Doyle Frazter jxm johnson james Marsh james Fry johnny Garner Ntck D1 Bamsta Third Rou james Lambrakts Robert Ztmmerman Herby Strobelt Anthony Gtnnettt Dan Kaiser Ca l Zeno Operartng the vtsual educatton movtes tn room 371 every day the Proyectton club has a record of 1 000 hours of movtes South Amerrcan htstory home economtcs prmt mg and art are a few subjects on whrch ftlms were shown The vtsual educatton program was started at McKmley last year Now rt IS an tnstructtve part of most classes wtth some classes seetng an average of a movte a week Members ordered ptns vuth the club tnstgnta a wreath wtth a torch tn the mtddle The thtrty members of the club met tw 1ce a month when they dtscussed how to operate the projector more efftctently Correctton of mtstakes was made at these meettngs Offtcers of the club are Gene Chufar prestclent Fred Meacham xtce prestdent and A1 Rea secretary treasurer Mr Clayton Leyda had charge of ordertng and trans pottng ftlms and Mr H P Rossettt was advtser to the club tratmng tts members for opemttng the proyectton machme Page 158 . . . 35 A--of y , . 4 ' I cyl, ' . fi 2 5 , . . 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Stagecralt Club Constructs Paints Scenes Backstage at assemblnes operetta graduatron exerclses and the class play were the members of Stagecraft club They saw to rt that stage properttes were always where they belonged Therr job was to make somethmg out of nothmg to bunld the lovely gray towers of old Herdelberg from boards cans of parnt and a tew wtres or the cozy quarters of the musrc master At the Snowman s Swtng rt was the Stagecraft crew who had arranged for truck lrghtmg whtch spotted the snowman wrth vartegated ltghts The fourteen members had a ban quet at Yants tn May here they elected offtcers for next year Durtng the past year Don Thompson was presrdent ot the club Brll Schaufele vrce presldent Gordon Wharmby secretary treasurer jrm Ftrm chtef electrrctan and john Les callettr assrstant electrrcran Mxss Martha Bozman was faculty dtrector Page 159 1 1 s v a s 1 , . . - , 4 , . 1 - 1 1 ' v v w ' , . M M L x 1 4' ' x t, x Student Council Conducts Elections, Collects Dues t t V is. 5 1 Meettng rn room 771 or tn the audrtorrum the student councxl spent the ma yortty of tts meetmgs thts year dxscusstng a constttutton vthtch was rejected by the student body C0unc11 members supervtsed the Massrllon parade conducted electrons 1n home rooms and collected class dues They reported to thelr home rooms actton taken by the councrl Wrshes of home room members were brought to the councrl through councrl members Councnlmen are elected by thetr fellow students one counctlman to a sectton and tn alternate IS chosen to take hts place m case of absence Mr L H Booher prrnctpal was advrser to the counctl Page 160 . . , . .. , . Y. . 5 , . 1 I 4. . , , V . . . . a I , r 2 .. Thesplans Stage Humorous Serlous Plays FrrxtRr1u Lola Torrok johanna Campbell Sandra Sherrartl Sophre Korlmlrotrs Nlary Drlley Barnara Mrller Artlella Hager juanxra Parker Ronald Tolson Jeanne Ann Shoemaker Strom! R014 Davun E man ean Pentella Loreen Vfomhnl Barbara Bluestone Barbara Goltlbug, Irrs Haxerstatlt Barbara Hoover Nanq Lou Dawes joy Thompson lor balrrn Wrllranr lry Leonard Malltrn A nrrronll orgmrzrtron for the ldv tncement of drtmttrc lrts the Thesplm Club of 1948 bo rsted 1 membershrp of thrrtv students The Lftst Curtam 1 one 1ct play ftbout the rsslssrnttron of Abrrhtm Lrntmln urs presented by Suas Weawer Lynn Storer and jay Thomp on for freshmen md sophomores Ctrl Gennett Dorrs Okey and Barbart Goldberg tcted rn the plu for the rumors md senrors Mlss lrrs Huerstrck vs rs rclwrser AT THE SNOWMAN SWING Page lol . I I . ,, a X 3 3 W-4 I 4 'Z ' Q R ,J . 1-ea ' - .. f Q. I I - I I f v I v , 1, , I A - - v v H V A 1 , , ' , , - , f . , , - fhinl Run: Bruce Sotlee, Stuart Attenson, jack Ryan, Dnnaltl lambs, Suzanne Wfeaver, Lynn Storer, Larl Gannett L-L '. 'gh LH' t4 L 't X 1 L ' ' 1 ,. . ' . 1 -r L L L L t L L 4 . x ' ' . ,Q ' 5 . t . r . ' . 1 1 L ' aj ' ' L ' , ' ' 1 ' L '1 1 . L T1CkBl Ufhce Clerks Sell Tlckeis to Games Fzrrt Rou June Rawlrns Margre Spatar M ercedes Moreau Sefwm' Ron Louise Masuch Y vonne Grovanellr Dorothy Volzer Mr Goodman Prcked our by Mr E F Goodman for work sellrng rrckers and helpmg wrrh the offrce work rn 707 were rhe offrce clerks for thrs year These grrls were selected for erson 1 p a rty and congenmlrrv when meetrng the publrc md for offrce effrcrency A new rrcker offrce on the frr fl sr oor was opened 1nd rhrs rs where the head quarters for adulr trcket sales was carrred on Th 1 e grr s helped wrrh rhrs too The cl k er s recened xaluable experrence for work m future years Page 162 . . , , , D T f we J lil Q' 'W 7 ff. .M N f H fa ,, U. ,A - , f M , ' ' fb Q A Y' 4 A a M : , ' , . f 1 A . ' '. ' , . . . . .K . 7 . . A . v ' ' ' v A ' ' v . . YA b I I Y. . . ' r v l ' V Varslty Debate Team Wlns FIVE Honors Leona Iorlan Maurrce Heller joan Mrday Rrtharl Hostetler Mrs Aurelra Kruglrak Lrma Central proved to be stronger rn rebuttal 1nd knocked the McK1nley debate team out of the state tourney rn the semx frnals The questron thrs year was Resolved that the federal government should requrre arbrtratton of all labor drsputes tn all basrc mdustrres The varsrty drvrsron placed frrst at Youngstown and Cathedral Latrn md second at Hamtlton North Canton and Massrllon where a trophy was awarded In the second drvrsron the reserve varsrty also made commendable atcomplrsh ments Leont ordan and Drck Hostetler debated both srdes of the questron tn order to grve the entrre team more strength Mrs Stm Kruglrak was coach Page 163 , . . - 3 ' 4 . 4 A Q . 2 A' JY' K . 1' . A of iff ' f - 7 , 1 . A , ' ' '. 4' 1 . . . Y , R , I a 2 t , . t , t . . C K Q ' 1 J . . . ' . . . 1 . 1 . . Junlor Senlor Y Teen GIIIS Have Varled Program I A 64? 19' Y TEEN CABINET 'Y Elected last year were Prtscrlla Holder presrdent Lors Buchanan vrce presrdent Marjorre Okey secretary and ane Greer treasurer by the umor Semor YTeen club at McK1nley Movres outsrde speakers drscussron of summer conferences a style show by the grrls themselx es were some programs at the club meetmgs At the jomt meetmg wrth Hr Y whnch was held at the Y M C A Ray the magrcran drd hrs magrc ict Afterwards there were dancmg and refreshments As a servrce project for the club the grrls sold Chrrstmas cards and gaxe the S70 profrt to the Famrly Servlce Bureau for chrldren s Chrrstmas presents Chanrmen were joan Stevens program Carolyn Tressel socral Margery Biker membershrp Pat Frederrck devotrons Darleen Covert publrclty cmd Donna Svyrsher vuth Davsn Eyman pl mned the IHLISIL Apprommttely 150 grrls belonged to the club Page 16-4 C - I I u ,uf , W or lx . ' A30 an ' 4 ' , Q A , . J If Ju xy, Q 5 ,. . o J M 4 f 'tbl . . - . ' I , I 3 I , A :I ,. 3 J , ' , - iz A is 'Y R J ' ' ' M 3 ,, , , , 5 f e ffl P.-F s E' ' r y - ,H 'QA . , . -we Wg' V' 4 1 1 r ,, . x , ' ' .W E ff- gig! gf-is W ' ' ' ' - :-- rw . A . . A V . , N6 J JF e QW? I -1 7 .ug-Y 3 of ' X: ge g h K . ., , 7 'W-5 ' ' . 1 ' , 'L - 'sf aft , . -. , - - . , - . A 4 D I K s I a . w - Q . . ' ' ' ' ' 2 '. v-ET Ll. 2 . I Freshman Sophomore Y Teen Knlts Purls ...L-,Lf Kmtrmg scarves and afghans for the Red Cross was the servrce project of the had brought kmrtmg needles starred rrght rn Alxce Barnaby presxded at meetmgs udy Van Nostran vrce presldent Mae Chm treasurer ean Dagenhard secretary Evelyn Mulars basketball capram Charrmen were ean Hostetler program ul1a Eder devouons Jackre Mcfallm servrce I Ann Shelley mus1c Audrey McDonald pubhcxty Lucllle Marlol membershrp and Vera Schmucher socral Advlser of the group was Mrs J Strme -v-no wan!! Q- FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Y TEEN CABINET Page 163 W 77jh wif 'bf lc-:Az 4 Qforfuz .14- fl-'O WWA jf? fkfzc Alf we f 1 ar,,g-'qu QLL col X - - I f' .-N: l 4 Eff . l A ,Mm A Q Q54 pt ' , i i4 6 I ., V ' 'up y 'Z lr , ly 71 W i I CL A 1 2 l' l fa s 4-A f I V g ki wx E. ' H yt . A kr N' K. g 1 ' ' 'X-.lx his ' U if r KC 1 ,. l E f 'E QL? Sreshman-Sophomore Y-Teen club. Yarn was furnished by the Red Cross. Girls who . . K . AJ y ' 7 . . U L . . , 2 J r -. 4 . ' . Q - . J U U, L J . I n 5 4 U H A , ' .5 .0 F . fm, - f.. 1 sw get g g Q. www N--nw an 1 A w Q, . 1 rs g were f , sie, i 1 v A T . , EV' ' I . are K q Y i 0731 , Q 1 , if -- 1 f' , X YR x- fi' xo E' E Cluill and Scroll Honors Ace Staff Members 1 , 1 5 . K fr . , A 4 X 1 ,Q 1 .. ,-lll . r- Outstandrng students on the edntorral and busrness staffs of the Mclxmley Trmes and the McKmley1re were chosen for membershrp to Qurll and Scroll the mternarronal honorary socrety for hrgh school yournalrsts The organrzatron seeks to elex ate publrcatron standards In the fall erghr members of the edrrorral staff attended the Narronal Scholasttc Press conventlon rn Cleveland Ohro Mrss Mary Hanna chose edrtorral staff members and Mr Ralph Buchanan busr ness staff members to the unll and Scroll socrety Ream Katherrne Lazarrs Serond Rau Louxs Gerber Leona jordan Mxldred Allmeroth bophre Terzan jean Jacobs jean Ann Shoemaker Beverly Nlxon Tbrrd Rau Niarxan bham Phil Weber Suzy We-axer Fred Blankenshrp Sam Marshal Rusty Nirller Page 166 Firrr Rong Margie Baker, Shirley Neel. Berry Martin. Margaret Bzan. Betty XValmsley. Pauline Schaffer, Betty l ' l I N ' 4 - ' 7 ' . - . ' L ' ' ' ' A A . 1' Journalists Edii Newspaper, Year Book I Fzrrt R011 loan Stevens Charlotte Hlclsle Nlelodee Wynne Harry Xlahos Second R011 Don Greenham Prlscnlla Holder Rua NlLCla1n Cleo Slmpluns Pete Cosmos Third R014 Stuart Arrenson Rum Nllller Nallne lnoehrenbanh Gene Chufar 'iff A. P1ge 16x Busmess Staff Balances Puhllcailons Accounts will F11 R 1 He en Zantopnulns VIKIOFIA Nlkklld Ann DeNX1rr bhnrlex Horner Dolly Robmson Laura Cooper Harlean Chun Scrum! Ron Mr Buchanan berrrude Nuslxe Lnls Buchanan lean Nlyc s Nlrgxma Vlad Amella Pnpa um. Ravslxns Ihml Rau Pa 11 bkolmurrh Rurh Parrerson Am Parker Doris Nmrh Yds lwlws lan Garner Ruth Esber Al luert Rea Purung the Canton McKm1ey Tnmes md the MLK1nley1re on ,1 paynng basrs and solncnrmg .xdvernsmg and L1H1P3lgI'lll'lg for subscrlprxons IS the job of the busmess staff The dark room xs loured rn rhexr nffrce rn room 303 Members rncluded Vrrgrma Vlad busmess manager and cashler Vxcrorxa Nrkula bookkeeper Dorxs Smlth urcularlon manager Helen Zantopoulos annual ad manager Laura Cooper Tlmes ad manager and Nnck Kakos head of salesmen Mr Ralph Bu chanan was the busmess advlser Page lfvkl SENIOR DIRECTORY-CLASS OF 1948 Albert Naoml Allender Delores Allmeroth 'Nllltlreel Alterl Concetta 'Krmatas Xlary Baenoll Geralellne Balr Lula Nlae Barlllne 1 reda Bartehy Margaret Basleln 5118113 Bonner Ozellt Bosler Dorls Bovy man oan BFCSSI C atherlne Bulat Peggy Bullock Norma Burl-es Dorothy Bzan Xlarearet Lapuano Mary Lou Catan! xrlte X olantla Chess mn X e U'11Cl fhlrllmholo Betty I 11r1ye Irene Conner Norml Cooper Laur 1 fortler Cleraltllne Corey Betty Cramer Norm1 C,unnlneham barah lane Lutten jaequellne Day les Naney Day 19 N1 1ry Loulse Dennls 1oAnne Dloleo Mary 1 DlSte11no Le1nor1 Dohy Betty Donofrlo Anne Eafraty Mary 1ayne Ftler Marlan Enele lean Fyman Dayyn flerstos Rosemarle llanlean NOFFH1 loehrenlwaeh N1llne 1Fl1'1Ll5 Ioanne 1 leanne 1ry oele Ann1 Nlae Cyarela Dolores Garner lean Gatts Beyerly Gemma Tonl Gloyannelll Xyonne Gollhere Barbara Cxolrleh loan Cf1l111'11 Darothy f.e1yy1lt Nlne 7006 Penn P1 1819 Nllnth St 817 Flfth St 166 Harrlsburg Rd 50 Broyyn Aye 161 v Ohlo Ave 1717 Hxgh Ave 9 Marlon Aye t 1176 Rex Aye NW N XX XX N N 11111 Allen Ave S S417 Wa nut Aye N F 1176 Deyyalt Aye N1 XX 1618 bt Elmo Aye 1a0l bhrlver Aye 1709 Twelfth St 800 Izlghth Sr 161 Spangler R11 1071 75th bt 1a15 Syumor 971 Thlrtl bt 1800 Cyraee Aye 1'ent t a0t t t 1106 Seyenth bt S07 Slxth Sr 1618 lxlldfll Ct 1111 A181100 Ave 571 Mahonlne Rt S01 Tusc 601 Hartlortl Aye 7807 Dalefortl Aye 578 llfth St 7 1t av t a1H Coventry Blyd x5 Royylantl Aye 710 Dover Aye H0 Rex Aye e NW N N NXX SV, N N XX S N ww H1A1.,h Aye N W 1019 NOYFIS P1 1x75 Grate Aye 1 719 Court e 1077 Spmeler R 111 Harrlslwure R1 916 N1eGreeor Aye 7715 beyenth bt N N 5 Y N NNY N 911 Cleyelantl Aye N X 1009 Eleth bt 1916 79th bt 7661 Cleyelmx Aye 1wt S11 Vyalntt -Rye 16ol Harrlsbure R11 5 Cree r lre 1 olth Xl11F1 nt N N XX bYy GIRLS Page 169 Gregg Mary Lol. G lder Anna Reth Halter Marylln Ha tzell Dorls Hayne joanne Henry Hattle Hlekle Qharl xtte H111 laustlna Hlll Paallne Hlll Rose Ann Holler Prlsellla Huhrleh Charmalne Hueule Xlartle Bell james Irma james jeanetta enlelns Vesta johnson Helen johnson Luellle Iohnson Velma jordan olnn lorelin Leon1 joseph Yvonne lullan M IC 1x1r1nt1nes lxltherlne 1x1nney Beyerly lx zrtls Naney Laaarls Catherlne Lee jean Louros Anne Lueas Cora Mae 'ylaeretles Anna Xlarehbanly Delores Nlare 19 Valtla Xlartln Betty Ann X1d1'f1I1 Donna Nlathlson Phyllle X1eC,laln Rlta Xiaurer 1Norma X1cDonal1l Gertruele X1eNurlln loanne Xleaeham Beulah Xlellas 1 ranees Xllehaelleles 'I hespln 1 Nllller Pensaeol 1 Xlonteleone Mary X1 ure 1n Betty Xlosser 1o1n X1 llals Dorothy Xiyers lean Xianoz Tlllle Nlehvlson Laye11a Xfllxllld X leterla N mrol Berna llne XIXOD Bey erly Neel Shlrley Neme X1 lrelret N611 Cl11'11'lI1e 901 Walnut Aye N 108 Cherry ANC w 7 Layyrence Rel N Correll Pl eonl St N W A etle Pl 51 Ylehth St 1N. 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LH- lgry NA N I: 'Nuslxe Gertru le Olxey Maryorre Otto Norma Pappas Hope Patterson Pats, Patrlek Nlyzre Paxelzrk Marna Perrord Barbara Plakrng-er Donna Plotner oan Popa Amelia Premmer Ann Price Helen Rampr Lena Raxxlrns lune Read Mattle Ream Betty Rezos Anne Rrce Bonna Robrnson Dolores Rocco Margery Sehatfer Paulrne Schauer Carolyn Schindler Rxta Seeeombe Sue Shafer Carol Shaffer Norma Sham Marran Shale Carroll Shrll Alrce Srgler Wilma Amanatndes George Angelo Anthony Angelo Pete Applegate Walter Austm Gene Austln Robert Bagnolr joe Bandr Robert Barr Paul Bell Edxxard Bogard Carl Bowers aek Bozelca Anthony Broy George Burns Robert Calhoun Alvrn Carter lerrx Cazan, George Chufar Gene SENIOR DIRECTORY lf 0 Bonnot Pl w0t1 7 lrftm 650 'xlihonme Rl 6m Hu-h Ave N W 4th St 907 H11-hland Rd N E 416 Broxxn Axe N W 1160 Nlrnth r J ' Coxentx x H Txxelrth St 1 Snx ler xe 1050 x1dhf1I'1ll'1g Rd 1111 Dat ortl A e 71 Flexenrh St 1100 F15-htm t 1 Sexenth St S 51 Xlelxlnley Ax Nl W 701 Warner Rd N E N 150v Maple Ave N 1177 Sexenth St W 671 1x1d1'1OH Ave S W 11 7v Broad Ave N W 1619 St Flmo Ave N 75 Plain Ave N 100 1-1th N E 7 Tvxelfth St N W 1148 Areh Ct N 910 Niarron Ave S W' Belden Axe 1117 Sexenth St 5 Lrbertx Ave 1605 Glendale 1914 Exghth St 1a6 Snxth St 1605 Fourth St 1905 Maple Axe D No Canton Ohro 1 17 Housel xe 115 Huff P1 x6 H Iarrmounr Blxd 1006 Strubel Axe S61 Mahomng Rd N66 Roxxland Ave 519 Txxelfth St S E w609 Xlahomng Rd N I7 1106 111th St S XX 111w Rowland Axe N 1 BOYS Page 1 O CLASS OF 1948 Srmplxrns Cleo Srngleterry Mary Lou Smxth Doris Smrth joan Stevens joan Stutz Mary Svxearxngen Beverly Sxxrsher Donna Telfer Helen Terzan Sophre Thompson hlraabeth Tressel Carolyn Nan Benthuysen Barbara Nargo Regma Vaughn Betty Nergaleto Paulrne Xlad VIFBIHIA Nolas Betty Xolzer Dorothy Xkeaxe Suzanne Vxhrte Alyee White Colleen Wrllrams Maxme Wrllrams Shrrley Wong Bett Wynne Melodee Xengllng Ann Yoder Mary jane Young Martha Zantopoulos Helen Clrfford X Collnns Don Comber Art Contrueu Gerald Consentmo Robert Coolx Vila C :smos Pete Craxx ford Charles Crrspen erome DeSant1s Salvatore D1V1lb1ss Gerald Dokus Davrd Estoclx Emerald Farber Glenn Ferguson Rrehard lernandez Manuel lrrm lrm lolu Dale lonte Anthonx 7 erber Pl S XX 55 Robin Ct 15t1 N 1w05 Txxm Pl N 7 1 Cleveland Axe W 11461 Srxth St 1157 Wfalnut Axe 1 Gross Axe Herbruelx C t 111t1 90 Brad Axe 71 Tlurd St 9 L lorest Ave S W 1611 Royal Axe 1605 16th St use 4 llevent 111 Nexxton Ave XX INS Well xe S W 11751115-h Axe N W 151 25t Il 114 Warner Rd S 1135 Roxxland Ave N 1v041fv Tuse St W 1001 Lrberty Ave S 170 35th St 1000 Twelfth St '1714 Royal Ave 1000 Rovxland Ave 916 Tenth St S 7 v Thlrd St N E v16 Srxth St S NX 15w Heventh St S 1: 115 Monroe Ave N 774 Park Ale N W 47 Tenth St N 1915 Maple Ave N E 11 Mahonmg R1 N E 7919 Elexenth St N W 908 Srxth St N W vflth St N 7777 Srxth St S W R 1 D No 7 Canton Ohro 175 70th St 197'1 Penn P1 N E 1409 lNI11 St 'N E 1115 Wrse Ct N XX 156w Marlxet Axe S .7 ', t nl .N. 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Q . 1- - Fowler Charles Garrrson John Gennett Carl George R1chard Gerber Lours Gerxty Bob Gershovrtz M11ton Gestrrch Robert G1aVaSlS Lou1s Goodmg, Harley Groves Glenn GU111lOUm3 Charles Haffner Davrd Ham1lton Raymond Harman Kenneth Hayes Edw1n Henke Dav1d Hennacy R1chard H1065 Pete Hostetler D1ck Houghton D1ck Huk1ll R1chard Hutchens Paul James Charles Jeffreys Charles Merle Johnson W11l1am Kakos N1ck Kaplan Bernard Keller Ph1ll1p K1nca1d Stanley Kolbl john Kopache Joseph Kopatz R1chard Koutras Nlck KOVaChlk joseph Kraus Paul Kreareas George Krrsroff M1chae1 Labrrola joseph Lombard1 Bob Longenecker john Lyons Kenneth Malk1n Leonard Mar1o1 James Marshall Samuel Mart1n John Mayle George McCarty Lorln NlcLaugh11n Carl Nlernman Kenny B11C1'l310V1C1'l joe Mlhal Peter M11ler Russell Mrller Wayne M1skell Charles Nloauro john Nloon Gene Nloon Glenn Nlorales joseph Morena james SENIOR DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1948 673 Mar1on Ave S W 134 13th St S E 120 Dueber Ave S W 1102 Second St S W 1009 13th St N E 21 L1nco1n N W 1003 Rex Ave N E 519 Wells Ave N W 1918 Eleventh St N E 1315 Market Ave N 1570 Rowland Ave N E 1147 McK1nley Ave S W 2202 Allen Ave S 811 Fourth St N 329 Nuske Pl S 1421 Cherry Ave N 1445 Rowland Ave N 402 Herbert P1 N W 404 Fourth St N E 1939 Th1rd St S E 1121 1'1l'th St S W 1339 Plam Ave N E 801 Eleventh St N W 501 14th St 1614 St Elmo 508 17th St 1328 Maple Ave 1512 Downmg Ct 1337 Maple Ave 692 Exeter Ave 914 29th St 1662 Grace Ave 1716 Rowland Ave 715 E1ghth St 2509 Cleveland Ave 427 Wells Ave 907 MSIIOH Ave 1902 Maple Ave 14 30 Eleventh St N N S W W W W NE SE 1516 Clark Ave S W 506 Fulton Rd N W 7237 Dover Ave N 1307 24th St N 1634 Colonral Blvd N E 173 Brown Ave N W 1077 L1ppert Rd N E 833 Walnut Ave N E 1401 Cleveland Ave W 1813 Bonnot P1 N 1816 14th St S 914 Boylan Ave S 1511 Fourth Sr N 139 Colomal Blvd N 800 Srxth St N W 1213 Barnes Ct S 14 0 Allen Ave S 1707 Lawrence Rd N 1702 Lawrence Rd N 1448 Market Ave 1677 Sprnng Ave N Page 171 Nlorgan john Nlurutes jm Naumann W11l1am Navroz1des George Neago Steve NCWKIIK B111 Owen Robert Peters W11l1am Petros NfI1chae1 Ph1ll1ps Fred P1mpas Gust P1rolozz1 Charles Popa E11 Poulos john Pr1est Jerome Rea Lawrence Rrchards Bob RODIHSOH Howard Ross1 Frank Rownd Wrlson Rubel Harold Salr1n joe Sasso Dav1d Schnelle Ben Schrade john Shaheen Lou1s Sh1sler B111 S1ber Glenn Srmon Mnke Srnger R1chard Sm1th Wllllam Snel Ira Sodee Bruce Spauldmg Kenneth Sprague Ronald Stamm R1chard Stevenson N1ck Storer Lynn Suggs james Sullrvan Johnny Thompson Donald Trrmonra Vlfgll Tnfelos George Tucker Herman Vlahos Harry Van Lehn Arnold Warren Bob Weber Donald Westlake R1chard Wetzel Wllllam Wharmby Gordon Whrrmer Bob W1111ams joseph Wong Danrel Wr1ght Ronald Yerger C1a1r Zantopoulos john Zartman Donald Zerger Harold Zelmer Rrchard Zrans Sam 116 Rowland Ave 09 E1ghth St 1591 G1bbs Ave 18 lrvun Pl 4007 Mahon1ng Rd 1800 Fourth St S 30th St N 715 M111 Rd W 7018 Second St N 207 Seventh St S W 1026 Frfrh St 76 17th St 1457 John cr 715 Rex Ave 1207 Slxth St W 1514 Th1rd St 1002 L1ppert Rd 864 Mahon1ng Rd 2211 Penn Pl 2110 Gibbs Ave 707 N1nth Sr W 912 Struhle Ave 1527 Tusc 2303 Rowland Ave 1729 17th St 1303 P1a1n Ave 1533 M1am1 Ct 1223 Fourth St N W 1505 Fulton Rd N W 1004 Fourth St W 2659 Daleford Ave 1740 Second St 204 19th St Mahon1ng Rd 2539 Daleford Ave 3735 HZIFISOH Ave N W 2578 15th St N E 908 mm sr s W 410 rnghfh sf s W 2335 1nd1ana Way N E 806 Young Ave N E 1441 Bedford Ave N W 70 15th St N E 711 Belden A e N E MHFIOD Ave S W 809 Lawrence Rd N E W1nf1eld Way N E 823 16th St N W 81 Oby P1 N W 1624 M1am1 Ct N E 2913 Eleventh St N W 1318 Harrxsburg Rd N E N1nth St S 190417 'Iusc St W 1118 Lrppert Rd N E 3615 Cleveland Ave N W 917 Rowland Ave 1517 16th St 2113 Second St 3046 Mahon1ng Rd 836 Cherry Ave Z ZZZZ ....,. ea 4 7: . ..,. - ri.. , , . .' vw ' ' . 4 - 1'1W Vl 11.1 111 111N1+1W 1 11 1 1 1,1 1 1 1- 1 1 111 1 ' 1 1 2 ' 7' I 6 J V .- - V- ' I Z . -1 UI 5, . .... 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Do you remember: SEPTEMBER On September Std at the early hour of 8 a. m., students excitedly trudged their way to school. For Frosh. it was a big day. High school. at last. For upperclassmen, it meant meeting old and making new friends. parties, assemblies, activities and homework. Yes! It was a big day! Grit your teeth! Put the cotton back in your ears. The elevator hasnt been fixed as yet. The broken bearing will soon be replaced by a new one. Slip, please, was heard throughout the halls again on Monday, September l lth, as the hallguards resumed their positions in the corridors. Pros and cons were being heard about the new, longer length of dresses and skirts. Some girls stated they wouldn't be caught dead with the 'new lookin On McKinley's opening bid at Fawcett Stadium, the Bulldogs trounced Cleveland Lincoln to the tune of 52-10. ln one of the September issues of the Canton McKinley Times, an article began with Would you like to get out of school? Goodness! How could anyone ever wish that? fOh. yes, I inquired about it. The answer is Take biology. They took field trips, you know.b OCTOBER Autograph, autograph, please! Genius had already began to creep out in a few McKinleyites, with only a monthis schooling behind them this term. James Mariol won a S-4,000 scholarship first prize in the Fisher Body Corporation's Model Designing Contest for his model of a modern car. Betty Ann Martin's poem, The Doorf' placed as an entry in the lt's All Yours.. section of Seventeen Magazine, and Lynn Storer. Carl Gennett and Bruce Slesnick appeared in the Players Gui1d's produc- tion of the Magnificent Yankee. The annual staff begged seniors to make appointments so their 'likenessesn could meet the deadline of Dec. 12 and peek out from the cover of the McKinleyite. Cleo Simpkins was seen sporting two black eyes,and, though in- visible, two broken ribs. Yes, horseback riding breaks the monotony of life. The student participation program got into full swing as council- men and alternates were elected by each of the classes. under the leader- ship of Mr. I. W. Lanning and Mr. Paul Schott. Lincoln Lions upset the Bulldogs in their first defeat of the foot- ball season with a score of 7 to 6. The Girls' Service League entertained the freshman girls with a party highlighted by a program presented by the frosh. ' jane Greer, senior, was crowned football queen with a bevy of at- tendants including Norma Cramer, Nancy Willis, Barbara Bitzel and Marilyn Speer, at the McKinley-Steubenville game. To one of the finest and most considerate teachers I have ever known is my thought in regard to Mr. Clyde R. Garl, who died in his home October 9th after a long illness which kept him from returning to school this year. He had been a member of the McKinley faculty for the last twenty-two years and was beloved by students and teachers alike. NOVEMBER Oh no' Studying you say' Well rt occupies a good deal of trme and increases brarn capacity iso they tell mel This year there was a poll whrch presented the question Do vou use library slrps for pleasure' If the school were drvrded rnto polrtrcal parties I am afraid the yes I dos would always be rn office Louis Marrno became known for hrs abrlrty to play fullback as he aided progressive freshman grrdders who know claimed therr frfth straight victory The polrtrcal sprrrt had reached McKinley as each of the classes were voting for class officers The electrons were mrnus campaign but tons and bribes naturally but the cost of one night s algebra homework was reduced to twenty frve cents during that week as a token of friend lrness Brotherly love must be the explanation Oh yes hear that low musical hum Speedy the elevrtor hrs been reprrred Parties make therr headway as the brg timers I unrors rnd Sen rorsj attended the Footblll Fracas on November 14th rn the old music room The annual McKinley football dance was held on November 76th with the members of the team as guests Tom Whrteleather rs strll krllrng and mounting bats Mr Ted Branrn who receives these creatures for wall decorations does not have bats rn hrs belfry but may need to rent one soon to harbor hrs srlent pets Yea Bulldogs' Beat Massillon' The student cheers helped break the Fawcett Stadium yrnx as the wrn of 14 O marked the frrst trme the Bulldogs have ever beaten the Tigers on therr home turf at Faw ett Stadium DECEMBER Carl' Carl' Put your heart rnto rt' No Nancy' Be tearful yet drgnrfred' were backstage remarks addressed to the play cast as they 6th with Carl Gennett Nancy Davies Bruce Sodee and Barbara Gold berg sharing the leads The Choral club gave its annual presentation of The Messrah whrch was arred over WHBC wrth George Cazan as the only student to sing as solorst Three cheers to Pat Whrtmer and her vrews against Twrrp Season which held the spotlight for some trme over the drscussron of dates Seniors had receryed therr graduation friendship pictures whrch were soon drsposed of to friends enemres and anybody who asked for one Love the brarny chrldren who compliment you bv saying Its a lovely picture but rt doesnt look r brt like you rhem' The sophomores and the freshmen held therr parties whrch were based on r Chrrstmas theme One beautiful memory of Chrrstmas trme at McKinley w rs the carol ing of Chrrstmas songs by the Choral club rn the corridors on the last dav of school before Chrrstmas recess New carols were used thrs ye tr and added to the yoy of the season The Y Teen and Hr Y clubs respectrvelv held formals during the Chrrstmas vacation whrch were attended by club members and therr dates Kathy Lazarrs was strll getting rnto hot water The Chrrstmas season drdn t affect her any as she rs always rushing Knocking herself out bv running rnto a door was the latest catastrophe The students rn her H R planned to take up a collection for a football uniform for a Chrrstmas present to protect the damsel trll her return after New Year s but as manv other .Qrfts hid to be purchased they offered to assrst her up after each calamrty I hope all of you had fr sery Merry Chrrstmas and 1 Hippy New Year , - D v ' Q I . I . . N . v 'gl . . . ' . '. ' ' hu 7 77 ' ' , . . as - - ' - 19 ' . I . , W Y L , , ' ' I . H ,V 1 , L, z . ' ' y .. ' ' M - . J L - vu 2 '5 ' , , , . ', . 1 ' l . ,, . .. ., . , . . . . LL Y . - 7' nu prepared The Music Master which was given on December ith and I y 1 - , 1 L ' L ' . ' ' ii ' 17 1 ' A , , i A 4 I . A l . ' ' ' sh ' I ,Y A V , , . L . . 4. - - - - t v c ' ' .Q . Q . . . ' Q qi t 1 , 1 . ' 1 ' ' . . - ' L I V A r . . i- , I I H I . VV . . . -. Y Q9 ' , . n . K . ' . 1 V Y . V 1 . ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' . L 4 4' ' JANUARY Alas and alack, now we are back! Q 'The New Year having been ushered in, seniors were informed that applications should be obtained for the college of their choice as full housen signs have been displayed and waiting lists are common, with crowded conditions. Coining their fifth victory of the season, the McKinley cagers de- feated Akron St. Vincent 56-45. McKinley won its first swimming meet on january 9th by defeat- ing a weak Akron East team. Anne Rezos and Bill Naumann, seniors, made headlines by being chosen student band directors by R. Donald Stump. Each will direct two numbers in the concert to be given on April llth. The femmes began intra-mural basketball practice in the gym and a colorful array of mashed noses, bruised knees, and stoved fingers were soon noticeable. S. S. T. A. C Secret Society of Toothless Athletesb was formed re- cently at McKinley, beginning with Eli Popa, james Morena, and Gene Austin. It is not classified as an A, B, or C club but the major require- ments include: being an athlete and missing an upper or lower article C meaning toothj. Teeth clenched, minds attentive, worried looks, semester exams were taken the week of jan. 19th. Those recovering received new schedules and were urged to live out the year, to prepare themselves for second term exams. Oh, yes, life in all its gaiety! Snowman's Swing, an all-school dance sponsored by the Dramatic club, was held on january 31st. Decorations were eye-catching and cen- tered around a twelve-foot snowman placed in the middle of the old music room. Even though cold weather prevailed, Carl Gennett looked stunning in a 'cgay-ninety's bathing suit, required for his characteriza- tion on the program. FEBRUARY Leona jordan, a senior active in speech, was selected as a news re- porter fot the new radio station WAND, Leona will report all news concerning McKinley High school and any requests sent in by Mc- Kinley students. Don Turner, junior, was Stark County's lone Golden Gloves entry in the semi-final bout at the Cleveland arena on February Std. The McKinley mermen sank Fremont Ross in their final battle 57-29 with a record of ten wins against two defeats. Announcements were made that track, golf, and baseball would begin soon. The horror of the month, now that semester exams are past, was Virus X, which is the only thing California has in common with Ohio during this 'lbrr weather. The second annual Sweetheart Swing was sponsored by the N. F. I-. on Friday the 13th. The decorations were composed of red and white streamers, with red hearts the predominating factor. King and Queen of Hearts were Rodney Spotts and Betty Shull, chosen by the chaperons and crowned by jane Greet, 1947 Queen of Hearts. A McKinley chapter of Future Teachers of America was organized, by fourteen students interested in the teaching profession, to create interest and give a glimpse of the advantages and disadvantages. The oddity of the month concerns john Marauro and his change of schedule. Expecting a study hall, he was shocked to find himself in .i Child Cate class. A hasty retreat found john blazing a path to the office. An after-game dance was held on February 20th with the music of the McKinley Swing band. Several of this type of dance have been held this year and are sponsored by the Girls' and Boys' Booster clubs. MARCH Yea Yale! Beat Harvard! It was exciting and both teams were out to wan. The Harvard girls beat Yale 30 to 20 in a clash in the old musac room on March ith as they snagged their 13th win to X 'ale's 7th loe Salrm Bruce Slesnack and Rachard Hostctlcr acquared farsts an the Northeastern Ohao Speech Tourney March 5th and 6th at Kcnt State Unrversaty an dramatac declamataon humorous declamataon and orrganal oratory respectavely The debate team though defeated ln the quarter frnals qualxfxed for the state meet The Student Prance was gaven by the McK1nlev Choral Club on March 17th and lvth under thc darectaon of Mr I D Hanson Thc musrc was provxded by the McK1nley orchestra Leadang roles were ably handled by George Cazan and Betty Volas Supportang characters turned an a good performance also Thas was Mr Hanson s 75th operetta Everyone asked an vam about the color of the cover of the Mc Kmleyxte Secrets are anterestmg' Don Everett s freshman basketball squad copped honors at the North eastern Ohro basketball tournament held at Massallon Hrgh school Three cheers for those hard workmg frosh Tom Whateleather scored twelve pomts as McK1nley s tankers placed frfth an the state meet held at Columbus Thnrty four senlors were elected to the Natxonal Honor Socaety Wane students were selected an l9-47 The only mayor vacatxon srnce Chrastmas w as observed on Frrday the 76th and Monday the 79th an observance of Easter The Bulldog cagers were outclassed by Canton South an the last game of the regaonal tournament at Youngstown by a score of 46 to 73 The McK1nley junaor Senlor H1 Y sent nane senaor boys elected by the club to loan boys from the other caty clubs an takxng over the rcms of thc c1ty goxernment on Monday March 79th APRIL new as the theme The lchman Swmg band furnlshed the musxc All garls who ushered at Fawcett Stadaum durlng football season at the home games were honored at the annual Cnrls Booster banquet at Yants Cottage Aprrl 14th Entertaanment was proyaded by yunmor grrls Mrs Aurelaa Kruglnak MLK1UlCy speech coach portrayed the lead an the Theatre Guald productaon of Maxwell Andersons play loan of lorraane The Sophomores held thear annual sprrng party on Apral 9th The 1948 McK1nley Band Concert w as gncn on Aprrl llth wrth Harrxet Werner paanast as featured soloast Harrrets solo was Greags Concerto an A Manor The fxrst frosh party to be held an the ey enrng was on Aprnl loth The Gym Exhabataon w as held on Apral 7-ard Thc Boys and Garls Leaders along wrth the gym classes partacrpated an the program The baseballers began warmang up as the season opens soon R turnxng players are Tom Bourqum jam Hogan Buzz james Carl Bogard Iohn Rogers and E11 Popa The Iunaor Senaor party' w as held on Apral 74th The senaors deco rated and served on commxttees wxth the yunaors os guests The death certrfrcatcs treport cardsj were sent home as the end of the frfth stx weeks peraod had arrayed 7 4 4 ' Ab , 1 1 . 1 . 1 ' L 1 ' A 1 ' ' 1 ' ', 2 ' 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 V 1 1 , 1 4 ' , Q 1 1 , . 1 . ' I V ' 1 7 s ' ' 1 4 - 1 , , .. . 1 . A ' 1 ' 1. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 .. 2. . 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - R 1 2 L 7 . - Y ' Q- '7 . ' . . , 1 2 l l ' ' ' . 1 S Z '1 2 '. - , 1 , - , 1 1 . Y . . . 1 N ' 4 'A Y f , 1 , - . The yomt Booster party was held on Apral 2nd, usrng Booster Re- v. til 1 H 1 1 yr 1 I A a 1 ' L 1 'S 1 1 1' L 2 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 '. ' 1 1 1 Y 1 . I Y 2 72 I Y, ' V. 1 , , 1 1 . 1 ' '1 A L V L C 1 . ' ' 4 11 ' . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 -, . 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' 1 , ' 1 kr 1 . 1 f 1 11 . e- 1 , 1 . 1 , L , , . 1 1 U 'D I I ' 1 '1 - ' ' . - 1 IWAY At a stirring ceremony on May 7th, 19-48, thirty-four seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. Entertainment, games, decorations, and refreshments added to the gaiety and pleasing atmosphere of the junior-Senior Prom held on May l-4th at Moonlight Ballroom, with Freddy Arthur's orchestra furnishing the music. I On May 21st, the annual McKinley Spring Music Festival was held in the school auditorium. Featured were the orchestra, Choral club, Girls' Chorus. Boys, Chorus, and the swing band. Class night, a leading event in the senior's life, opened the series of happenings extending to Commencement exercises. Awards were given to the valedictorian, the salutatoriang also for good citizenship, best all-around boy and girl who are most likely to succeed, plus numerous others. A reception was held for the parents of the seniors to meet the teachers in the music room after the awards had been presented. Rev. L. H. Naumann of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church was guest speaker for the Baccalaureate services, May 30th. Rev. Gabriel E. Dokus, former minister of the Hungarian Presby- terian Church, gave the invocation, scripture reading, and benediction. The Choral club sang. An amusing incident was the unexpected vacation of May Slst, the result of Memorial Day falling on May 30th, a Sunday. JUNE On june 3rd, the graduating members of the Class of 1948 received their diplomas in the school auditorium. lmre Kovacs was guest speaker for the Commencement exercises. Patriotic as well as honor report cards, were given out on the afternoon of Friday, June 4th. This officially ended the school year of I947-1948. t To the Class of 'JQSZ XVe can't help admitting that the last four years have brought us more pleasant than unpleasant memories. which we shall carry and prize through the rest of our lives. Let's never forget them! To the Underclassmen: Look forward to each new school day as something worthwhile, and heres to fun and happiness in your future years. Luck always, A SENIOR. I I v v .- 3 ALlH1lf1liIl'dIlOl'l Prmupal 1 Superrnrcndent X lkt' Pr1n11pal X116 buperrntendent IL.. 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CLASS OF 1948 SYMES 6 SON SHULAN JEWELERS L B 2 V HQ b g E HOME OF WED LOK PHONE 28409 Egg dWd RINGS SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Y CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 EACH MEMBER 01' THE CLASS OF 1948 th Cdllcr crdO1d obl pt thoghl ot CADILLAC ULDSMUBILE C0 UF CANTON RAY P WHITELEATHER o 22 W1 tA eNE Pho 55145 Pg 180 0 The ittle Store of ik ulues 2942 His ur Oad N E n a emenf an e ding ' The click togefhe t d becom If you use the famous G. M. Hydrcrrnortic drive which we use in e cr i c n srn ie, your cz h r u ife will be much sm o her. O . 1 Wnel' 5 cz nu venu . . ne - You are now faced wrth the most rmportant dec1s1on of your lf choosrng a career Before you make your frnal mio the wonderful opportunrhes that are before you rn the UNITED STATES ARMY an UNITED STATES AIR FURCE 122 Market Ave N Canton 0 E i e... ' . choice, ii would pay you io look d E E SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS Register Now With e CLASS OF 1948 CANTON VOCATIUNIAL The Canton Hardware BUREAU Company HAVE A POSITION WAITING FOR YOU UPON GRADUATION Good Hardware Lrke 211 C l Bld 2 M k S Frrendshrp Endures D A L 8 2 1 l 8 THE LUNTZ IRON 8: STEEL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF ACME LAUNDRY COMPANY Launderers and Dry Cleaners S h A S 6284 g 182 ' ' I to th e Th I mmercia g.- 05 ar et . 0 0 I 1 Congratulations to the Class of '4 305 c royer ve. . W. Phone CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 For Refreshments, Drive to Wherez'er You Go . . . Call For SUNDAES soDAs S!! ICE CREAM 7647! ' 766 M LUNCHEONS IIUL-GIIERNS DAIRY COLD MEATS BREAD PASTRIES DINNERS For Party Reservations Pretzels - Pretzel Stix CALL 7904 Iumbos - Penny Rods Potato Chips-Cheese Corn-Popt Com 3400 Cleveland Avenue N. W HALTER'S PRETZEL5, INC. CANTON, OHIO 1277 DUEBER AVENUE S. W. COMPLIMENTS CANTON PROVISION CO. O F I Pige 18, CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS We Buy and Sell New and Used Instruments Green s MUSIC Store Inc 124 Cleveland Ave S W Canton 2 Ohio Phone 4-3522 A COMPLETE MUSIC SERVICE SINCE 1920 RIGHT FROM THE START' SUPERIOR DAIRY INCORPORATED MILK and ICE CREAM R F D NO I RICHVILLE ROAD CANTON OHIO C ompllments of STARK S i' 9 Canton 0 Alliance 0 Masslllon C ongratulatlons and Best Wishes from THURIN'S for your bor e beaut fu O OUR 70TH YEAR OF DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHING SERVICE Page 184 is ' ' 1 , ' ' X I E ' ' ACCESSORIES - LESSONS - MUSIC ll . ,t Y I I 1 ll i Reach For CONGRATULANONS SUNBEAM f BREAD CHSN48 BAKED BY SWEANEY S S CANTON S PROGRESSIVE DEPARTMENT J' STORE A GIRL CAN BE PROUD when she earns her h1gh school dlploma and she should be proud when she takes her place as a wageearner Tele phone Gul IS a proud trtle 1n busmess whether 1t s operator stenographer or clerk The telephone g1rl does rnterestmg useful work whrch IS rmportant to everybody She can take pr1de 1n her paycheck whrch grows steadxly addlng s1x rarses the frrst I8 months She can be proud of her busmess home and the fnendly g1r1s wrth whom she works Thorough trammg g1ves her confrdence and good performance earns her promotron YOU TOO CAN BE PLEASED AND PROUD WITH A TELEPHONE IOB APPLY WOMENS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 401 CLEVELAND AVENUE N W THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Good Place fo Work Page 18? t o h e L , I 1 I f X G A ,M I , l' I - 'U wil . Cf ' 49 ' 1. Qs ' .c'f1 , ' 2 L .Q L Y..- L L1 .- f?S-1517.2-it O. eww? za: :' - 1 - - Q. 1. V.: ' T I i 5' rss? . . ll . , . , I . . . ll ll COMMENCEMENT GIFTS C O M P L I M E N T S EN DURING BEAUTY :Spa D lbl O If- , eRe son ble P Ie. e 1 1 SIBYL SHOP WATCHES I WELRY s DIAMONDS RINGS szv MARKET AVENUE NORTH Mrs. Elizabeth Cross 207 Cle eland Avenue N. Mrs' Slbyl Mccormlck WYLER BROS DAIRY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 4 COMPLIMENTS OF CANTON CITY LINES INC RIDE THE BUS 1501 Tuscarawas Street West P LC ISK I I of t 0 f 'A' I I v eper rn ,lm 1 I I I a a nf v ' 'k l E I I a id '5 A ,leuelen of Qnufflx T , I , I 0 I9 8 I O 7464 P 44 fgwdfim STANDARD fd! PUBLICATIONS OF DISTINCTION K5 The Szfcmdcvwl Prlntmg Co I I I L Page Perfecfio SOFT WATER ON A BATULA I . . . CONC T ONS SERVICE BASIS NO EQUIPMENT TO BUY NO CONTRACTS TO SIGN YOU PAY ONLY FOR THE SERVICE CLASS OF 48 8th Year In Canton PHONE 7209 BARR DAIRY INC PHONE 2 3888 SUQTWAQER 5 gwwagooog in Mcrrtmdcrle Road N E Canton Oh1 227 3rd St N E O GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES OF 1948 RIO Champion GRANDE STOCK BOARDIN G KENN ELS Dogs Boarded Day Week or Longer Dogberry Kennels Reg A K C GET THE BEST IN WIRES Dlal 3 5734 or 4 9649 Home of Three Champron Fox Terr1ers Professronal Groommg of any breed Over 30 years expenence 3811 TUSC E Route 30 P ge 188 I O I o - T ' ,QC 'O - . 0 . . 0 International I I . ' 'I 21 COMPLIMENTS OF DE LUXE MARKET MERCHANTS Complete Food Shoppm Center 220 Tuscarawas Street E CANTON OHIO 9 COMPLIMEN TS OF THE SAMPSON GENERAL TIRE C0 N THE GENERAL TIRE KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING FINNEY S CUT RATE DRUG STORE 415 M k t A N th CANTON OHIO L F Yzmcr-:rx 1 c sYLzn on ITTQYC 6 rn lt smart apparel Women and ch1ldren Pg 9 O ' Comer 9th and Cleveland Ave. . W. l n Q Distributors of Complimentj of Compliments of I I I 4-ll n. or e1 O ar e venue, or I . . . for . . . l ' I8 COMPLIMENTS MODERN DINER HART SCHAFFNER ci MARX CLOTHES and WALK OVER SHOES BUY QUALITY IEWELRY GIFTS THAT LAST Cantons Oldest Rehcrble Credlt Iewelers E JEWELRY CU W 135 Tuscarawas sm-361 E 105 Market Avenue N CANTON OHIO P ge 190 ' N I I I 'A' I I The Cllflffill Home of I I - I E ' f 1' 0 m I I I I I I I fI O ZIEGLER TIRE AND SUPPLY CUMPANY CLEVELAND AND 9th N. W. W. TUSC. AND MARYLAND 13th AND MARKET S. HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES PROMPT SERVICE GRADE A RUBBER ORIGINAL FACTORY TREAD CANTERBURY CRAINE BOOK HUUSE 201 Sixth Street N W Canton Ohxo We Can Procure Any Book ln Prmf NEW BOOKS GREETING CARDS BLES GAMES OLD BOOKS BI STATIONERY WEDDING STATIONERY Fmest Quality BAKED GOODS MORFORD BAKERY 804 Cherry Avenue N E DIAL 23005 e 1 IF IT S PAINT PAINT ENAMELS VARNISH ELLAC TEXOLITE AUTO ENAMELS WE HAVE IT GLASS LADDERS BRUSHES FLOOR WAX PAINT OILS ROOF COATINGS FLANAGAN 81 NIST PAINT CO C sto S Co plete P zt Stoe McKinley and Faith St N W I ik . SH ES T I Y i ' - -A' WHOLESALE - RETAIL I . . GI ll. f m air r r i . . 1 U . 1 I L12 Il THE CAR OF TOMORROW THE DRIVERS OF TOMORROW W l C NTON OHIO THE HOME OF HUDSON FUR H I HUD SON FULK-BAYER, INC. 606 cr nut Avenue N. E. A . R O G E R S FAMOUS FO DIAMONDS Complete Stock of Bulovus ens Longmes WATC H ES Gru NM k HUB VICTOR Canton s Complete Sport Shop 4EtT L, 4012 HODVER IIOOVER COMP! lI'Il CANT OHIO 8 I - R I 126 334 20 as uscarawas E. Tusc. . ar et -f' X T H E N Y N 0 0 N 1 PA 19. THE SCHAFER MESSERLY DRUG COMPANY R NORTH CANTON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE LIVINGSTON FURNITURE COMPANY DRINK 8 Uwe Invite You In Visil Our Store The exall Drug Store 5 1 A .MA x o. u. .u1.orr, I 1 1 1 KEMPTHORN MOTORS, INC. 1 Direct Factory Distributor For 1 DODGE . . PLYMOUTH . . DODGE TRUCKS and COMMERCIAL CARS 811 CLEVELAND AVENUE N. W. 1 CANTON OHIO Super Service on All Makes of Motor Cars NORMAN S SHOES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 WEAR THE SMARTEST FOOTWEAR IN TOWN FROM NORMAN S Serving You Today BALDWIN ACHOSONIC Leader for Gene at ons TODAYS FINEST SPINET PIANO HAI-IN 61 CO and Tomorrow 130 MARKET P26113 1 . Q 1 1 1 1 I l. 1 A f 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 to 1 D 1 1 1 1 ' 1a IIXIRIIKI 1 , 1 fa of f ' 1 l 11111 111111111 1 I 1 . . 1 - 1 I 1 1 I ' L .lg 1' The world of the future vull be a vsorld of wheels to a greater extent than evcr berore The development of new lunds of productlon and transportatxon equlp ment and the rcdeslgn of exxstmg ma chmes wull greatly xncrease thc nccesslty for and lmportance of bearxngs capable of meeung new condntlons of speed pre c1s1on load capacxty and endurance Then the same bearlngs that have con s1stently and successfully antxclpated so many revolutxonary developments for more than 49 years agam vull use to the occasion vsnth the same versa ulxty and effxcxency Tlmkcn Tapered Roller Bearlngs Scores of other developments vull be noted nn all lndustry through an ever nn creasxng demand for T1rnken Fme Alloy Steels Tlmlten Seamless Tublng and T1mken Rock B1ts W hatever your niche 1n the world may be sou vull always fxnd Tnmlxcn products helpmg lndustry pave the may toward a better world THE TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING COMPANY CANTOV 6 OHIO CABLE ADDRESS TIMROSCO A La W- ggi 7 OHIO APPLIANCE COMPANY St. Francis Hotel Building - Second Street N. W. Phone 5-6074 CANTON 2, OHIO FRED I HUSHEA Owner COMPLIMENTS or CANTON BARREL 6. BAG Inc 1101 Nmth Street S E Tle Hou e Tb t I ck Buzlt JACK SIIMMEIIS FURNITURE SHUPPE FINEST or QUALITY FURNITURE Compliments 4630 Cleveland Avenue Norih I B111 md I ubat 1011 uzll be p oud of tomorrou 619 Cherry Avenue S E Pxge U7 I O I 1 I I of wk I ,k I Open Ever-1' Ere ' Q 'A' INC. ' I I N th of F0165 Hill C elery i' ir THE CANTON REPOSITORY CONGBATULATES THE 1948 GHADUATING CLASS OF MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL ND WISHES ALL SUCCESS TO ITS MEMBERS CONGRATULATIONS P TO THE: CLASS OF 48 THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY OFFICE FURNITURE SUPPLIES DIAL 6111 32 T A COMPLIMENTS VERN CASHNER AND SUNS d Ch y N E: CANTON OHIO RALPH CASHNER ROLLIN CASHNER Pg 198 A r I' 4 O F Q Sth an err . . Complefe S ' ' A ND L - ' gl I I o Sfreef W. T f 1 1 I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 A FRIEND IF ITS INSURANCE THE DUERR SMITH LANE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1948 J L Arnold 8: Sons QUALITY AT ITS BEST' S E A L T E S T MILK and ICE CREAM THE SANITARY MILK CO Compliments of II I II First Floor, Mellett Building Telephone 6 if ' , 0 i I j r 0 nz 5 . 2 E 817 MARKET NORTH I I Q . PAQ ' 'U' QUALTZ Wataquck tartmbusnss domg I In Photo ra te e t ng well pa d oflice wo k'-' Th do t look any f rther Drop at the authon ed Compto te Scho 1 Co ly MCKINLEY AVENUE AT emthecxtyladl fithad b ut th new accele ted c pportu t pen t graduate sth STREET N W ComP10MfTfR 500 Canton ohm P AMERICAS BEST GOLDEN AGE BEVERAGES GOLDEN AGE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 150 CHERRY AVENUE N E Phone 3-3333 Telephone 4 0535 ELITE RESTAURANT BANQUET ROOM FOR SEA FOODS, STEAKS, PRIVATE PARTIES CHOPS and SANDWICHES Page 700 F 1 J- A o F CA N T O N g I fix , n i . i . St 11st g in rsi - ' . n' . in 'z e r o on ' ' , m rs- ao e a 0 d o niies . A sn al, Q I . 'A' CONGRATULATIONS I f 948 CANTON STORAGE INCORPORATED y th S t PHONE 5 5291 Ofhe Ilialle Bros G10 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1948 PROTECTION B E FROEH DE GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 312313 F 1B k Bldg I CANTON OHIO Dml 2 0904 G 0 0 D L U C K to you GRADUATES OF 1948 I U'W'w4xmCo 3l2324M ktA Nrth Pg Clczss o 1 . . . I . . I 'k Ch and Four tree N. E. 'A' I against any ' bl 'k f . . . anywhere O 311- - irst Nationa . I Y . ' - I I - ar e venue o ,I 1 a e 201 Congratulations . . . Class of 1948 ir CANTON'S LEADIN ATHLETIC O O D DEALER D wma 13-4 Second St CBI S E Ups! I COMPLIMENTS OF 'A' e IDEAL FURNITURE Company Market Avenue North at Fourth Street CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1948 HILLMAN S C nt ns Host Interestzng Store 216 Market Avenue North Canton Oh1o COMPLIMENTS OF THE STALEY AGENCY COMPANY Clenn A Staley INSURANCE Me lett Bulldmg Phone 8 CANTON OHIO I Page 707 G Th I G S S IM ,. f r , . ., airs T. A. Caddie Studer Walter St d I I . 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FURNITURE COMPANY CANTON, OHIO Out of the High Rent District Page 704 '332322225251535552222553 , if f'f4 . fi? .f:z:a2f11 .':5E5i5i5i5i5E5i:f:A '' '-iziziaa 1' V ..frE?Ei2ii5i5f5f ' 5525252 SP WA 255125 3 f 5222:2:QSQEESESSEESEEEEEEESEEEisieiaiziais I 15552 . x - ' Efflffiiiififiiffffiffffiffffffffifffff -5:5 . -I ....... MIL' y KLLPS Loilcr b 'is I- X -.... clean. while and ni- ' , , -. wnm Q-Gian . y. Rust d stains O i s v' - ' 'h l porcc- X I., -A fc - . . ' ' f ' ' y I n vsparklci lik, W. E kfufn 'f2flAuuowr ,f A - Iso .. 1,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, l'fii'!'fill' for ciuani g ' MAKESAL,-C 'WEBER lomobile radiators. ,mum my mans, , . V ' t s not alll Mel'o does save - Q - I I bb' nd scrubbin . But it also som ni ALL :UML nous m zu. Ann noi cuas I , ufs reuse, Digggly d' t. S oap. r Mel'o in yo . . cleaning wafer - bat , kitchen or . laundry. Directions on the package. I Sold all grocers in Iwo convenient' , sizes. i I - . Congratulatlons to the Class of 1948 I To apprec1ate the fmest thmgs 1n hfe to hand down that 1nnate d1scr1m1nat1on from one generatlon to another We ve any number of such fam1l1es on our long 11St of customers iamxhes who have looked to us through the years for the best 1n home furmshmgs Its our custom too to 1ns1st on quahty coupled wlth complete selecuons dependable values throughout our store Lastmq beauty for every home 1S our own Amencan hentaqe of store keeplng 1, 0 FI E RUCK C0 ei INAASSILLON Congratulatlons and Best Compliments Wlshes UNITED VACUUM The Graduailng Class oi 48 THE STERN AND MANN 821 Market Avenue, N COMPANY ' 4 8 CLEVELAND Avenue NORTH I Page 705 1 o 0 ' 0 -' I I . 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W. ia - C Oh LEBLANC 81 NOBLET THE LEONARD AGENCY II'forld's Most Respected IVoodwinds COMPANY EXCLUSIVE M M TITTA SCHOOL OF MUSIC WOODWINDS Reed Instruments Repcured 136 Tuscarawas Street W PHONE 4 7711 Canton 2 Oluo EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Industrzal Properh Insurance Real Estate Property Management Mortgage Loans Surety Bonds DIAL 8312 HARTER BANK BUILDING Seventh Floor Eadlene Stobr natzonallg knou 71 home ecorzomfst szjs Ire tested neu Clfmalene Its grease dI5.f0I11ng artton IS fast It as mar: elous HI all cleaning CLIMALENE FLOAT DIRT AWAY few' N ff2fff'Zf,7ZZwf0v4d'0 ,ff W' 5 warren cwrfffs, MM? gatoks WOODWORK FLOORS TILING SHINE AND GLISTEN NO HARD RUBBINGI New quicker action CLIMALENE 15 a joy to use ln the famnly vsash All whxte things come out snowy colors bloom' It loosens sozl fast gnes water power to FLOAT DIRT AWAY Grand ID the dlsh pan-CLIMALENE 15 also a wonder for brxghtenmg floors ule and woodwork qu1ckly THE CLIMALENE COMPANY CANTON OHIO SAVES COSTLY SOAP Page vos O O ll ll V I A a 1 1 I v L . , I . , F . vsE13f23?32:?3?EI5i3iQ3Ssz22:a::r-:::-:-:-14:ez-:-:1:1111121555112:2S21rlrzmezmzsr-:atm.,-sl.,-e,,.w.,.,... , f '-- -'- -r::e.v-.,.,,,,,,,-2 ,,Y,,,,,, , V is--, Ngg1--1-.-fs1-f-f.-.-:won-s:wg.g.,.W,pmM W . . ,sf 'ffsiia 4 0 1:53 . 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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 7101 -------- 1909 MAHONING ROAD N E LOOK TO V TWAAJCCITALUUIJD QI. jhgcovuiu For Nationally Known Men s Clothmg wonsrso rex G G G EAGLE YOUR FRIENDLY RADIO SPONSOR Lfugardale 14ddsAppealIb,4nyMeal ' FINE MEATS B I R DS EYE rnosrso rooos P156 709 n I u KNIT-TEX 'IHIIMMONTON PARK , , 13 P R P I ROYALS Eff J S to-TQ,efeQ', Y 0 XX Portables and Standards WE REPAIR ALL MAKES BENSON 336 Fourth Street N W CANTON OHIO OHIO S MOST BEAUTIFUL H e o Nationally ldz ertzsed We cb ndzse 72ril7uzM NIUQ ESTABLISHED l9l0 IOSTUSC S7 E W R SPORTS, Inc Athletic Equipment SWEATERS JACKETS 134 Tuscarawas Street, West Canton, Ohxo C o M P L IM E N T S Canton Flower Shop C W Offmger, Proprletor 108 Thtrd Street, S. W. 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