McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

The Year of CHAMPIUNS ix I 0 'gint '15':.-ff 'E X K. Q R H ff wh ,, Q' ' 1 - , f f ., f Q ' - X gf- I F i 1 IRf' J! V I il . ' . .Q - ' 'I - I -I Q N - 1 h 'J-ll' Vt X X Ki' Qx. -XXXX' Wm k1l'1Iey1te Q P ' o C : MCKINLEY f . HIGH SCHOCL CANTON, OHIO I forewo rd xx II 1 vrs..n plmguu th it prugm thL IQU6 Ltllilllll ol thu Mglxm un ure x 10 L mar 1 us 1' ll KY 4 ll rLl5rLNLl LII L -1 x lf xx 1 s ghx slluussu lm ru mls 1 s nm our sn u lx IHS L on sgrxg s llstl sg ungum lun xc ol xour lllu T IS Y' 1 , H N A 1 we lex' - Alllll sin -lu l p ' l 1 i rc- llc' thc htlltfill cxcullcncc ul thu srl 1 l :hu ' A 1 'llS. ll ' ' rcuvrnl -el alrc the purtrlliu of lricncls .xml clussllmallcs uml thu high- lihht ul ll lUL'lllUI'2ll3lC yu , 'h'L'h lm, lWI'Ull.' mzmx' . -.. 1 A l -- xx'z1 u our llllklL'lll5 a l . 'l ml. Nz. l '. x' 'nrlw lk A al, ll 1. -IIA mr ' ul mu- ul the V' lsr I' airs C0111 Ili iw if THE THE THE THE SCHOOL STLDENTB AC TIVITIFS ATHLETIC S 'Nl V 9 T X p ' X' ' , ' MIK, , .... PTA- r f 'J' - ' 'T L Q. ' - 'S Q gf? ' n- sy ,Q T . , fx h - X, AX T--- .- -K .MA -.5 ' ff XXX, 4 .... Pages ,SU if - TXEA35 3? - 'ff , X HU E' QM O' ' I E 'I W ffklv - Q -- .... PL1s,:L'H 2- yy, , U 'G ET-f 5 7.1-E N. T T ' -Q ' ' 1 1 IA ' f ' I - ' .... liigcs IIS I . - Mu , VAN DEDICATION M The Leyda family, Q Clayton, Nancy jo, and Treva. The selection of a person for the dedication of a publication is a responsible job. In selecting this person many things must be taken into consideration. The person must pos- sess an outstanding character, pleasing personality, and a good sense of humor. Giving his time, without any thought of remuneration so as to benefit others is also essential. By selecting a person with these characteristics, it is our belief that an outstanding individual has been chosen for this honor. W It is with these thoughts and considerations in mind that we proudly dedicate this edition of the McKinleyite to Mr. Clayton E. Leyda. Q.,-i' ,sf .......,-...ag---L-f d 'g 'I' One of the extra curricular tesponsi' bilities of Mr. Leyda was the advisor- ship of the Boys, Booster Club. Clayton and Hank Urbach, president of the club, are shown inspecting the equipment in the physical therapy room, a project of the club. 2 I 1 N fs NW' ' fslmlv iQ QUIK 22553 Eisiif Il- B it 7 f 9' L HW 2, , l A Kg QQ 4 4' ' V? x-44 ,,, VXA A V xx .5 - ag gs 1 - 'Milla 1 . - -I H- - ' J 4' 3 f ff LJ! VK ' X X 4105011001 F Af The members of this year's Board are fleft to righrhx Walter H. All- man, William H. English, Mrs. Clyde XVright, Merlin R. Schnei- der, -Iohn B. Baker, and Virgil D. Hinton. BOARD OF EDUCATION 'isb- ,X SUPERINTENDENTS Harold H. Eibling john O. Neiderhauser Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools I0 EDWARD MASONBRINK Principal Although in only his second year as principal, Mr. Edward Masonbrink has done a tremendous job with this important position. He has also gained the admiration and respect of all those fortunate enough to come in contact with him. LEWIS BAKER Vice-Principal missed. After thirty-six years service to students McKinley Mr. Baker announced his retirement this year. His leadership and guidance will be sorely Assisting the school administration in their many duties were: fseatedl Charlotte Noland, lstandingb Sallie Moore, Pat Robart, and Corinne Dencer. C-7 ALVERNA G. BAER English BS. Kent Stale BS. in Eduration ,IUDITH NUSBAUM English B.A. Queens College M.A. Columbia ESTHER R. THOMPSON English B.A. Allliklilglllll .M.A. Columbia FREDERICK C. OBERHOLZER English B.A. Ml. Union M.A. W'estern Reserz e ENGLISH LUCILLE F. CLARK B.A. University of Pennsylvania English MARY HANNA journalism, English, Times Advisor B.A. Flora Stone Mather ALA. University of Chicago ALMA ZINNINGER English, World Literature BS. Kent Stale M.E. University of Akron L.L.B. U m. AlcKinley School of Lau' MYRA AMSTUTZ English, American Literature B.A. Mt. Union C. E. HAINES English, Reading B.A. Mt. Union M.A. Universily of Akron LENA I. MCROBERTS English, Personal Regimen. Child Care B.A. Mt. Union ETHEL STONEHILL English, Latin Pb.B. W'oo5ter M.A. Columbia EVALYNE YENCER English, Dramatics B.A. Heidelberg M.E. Kent Stale ROBERT D. KISTLER English, Coach BS. Kent Stole FOREIGN LANGUAGE NEWNIAN bl. POXVELI. Spanish Bd. Ohio Urzifersity M.A. Ohio State H.D. Garret! Theological Semimzry RUTH M, ERDMAN Latin, English Pl9.B. W'oo5ter LOUISE N. KHOUREY German, English B.A. Heidelberg M.A. Columbia We are close neighbors to almost 100 million Spanish people who speak and live differently, and whose philosophy of life varies greatly from our own. To understand, do business, and to be good neighbors with them, and they with us, what could be better than to study their language, pronounce correctly their place names, and to learn about their rich heritage. As the class observes, joan Lamielle demonstrates arithmetic problems in Spanish. 13 SPEECH The speech departments newly ac- quired recording machine affords help to many students in improving their speech. Students record speeches to help detect flaws of enunciarion and pronunciation. The speech program at McKinley is or- ganized to provide elementary and advanc- ed training in both speech and debate. Training in speaking effectively, in thinking logically, in learning research techniques, and in employing all of these in classes '15 well as everyday life situations irc the mun golls of the speech program ROBERT PFENDLER Elementary and Advanced Speech Debate BS. um! ALA. Ohio I,lllil'l'I'Aiffl 5 9 Llii I 1 f 5. xl l W , if Many deaf students learn to speak with the help of auditory training. The Hearing Conservation Class meets the needs of the student with a hearing loss. Students receive auditory training, speech, lipreading, and help with daily studies. The student with a hearing loss attends regular classes and is active in school activities. HEARING CONSERVATION XVILLIAN1 H WAGNlfR Speech and Lipreading B.S. and Jill. Ken! .Stale I 5 SCIENCE z-, 7 1? W. H. ROHRER C. L. RILEY Physics, Math, Algebra Biology B.S. and ALE. Ken! Slate BA. Mt. Union CLOYD C. SMITH W. W. LANNING Chemistry Biology, General Science BMS. Caxe BS, Ohio Slate j. VU. CLEMIENTS GLENN GOSS Industrial Chemistry Geography, Geology Household Chemistry Math, General Science B.A. Ohio IJui1'er.vily B.S. Mt. Union DELBERT R. PRATT Biology Rohrer's Physics students. 16 13.5. and MHS. DUIIIXUII A demonstration involving the trans- fer of heat is being performed by Mr. MATH E. EARL LOUCKS Math, Coach M.A. University of Pittsburg B.S. Uyaslainglon and jefferson JANET MCCONNELL Latin. American History B.A. Olaio State ALA. Columbia HERMAN B. REARICK English, Occupations, Coach HS. llvillenberg DON ARN Math B..S'. Ohio iNvfli'llJ6I'll T 'Q- LUCILLE DOM ER Algebra, Solid Geometry BA. Ohio U e.vleyaf1 MARGARET BUEL Algebra, Trigonometry B.A. llvestern Reserve NIA. C-Ullllllllid CLAYTON E. LEYDA Math B.S. Mt. Union ETHEL N. SWINEHART Algebra, Pl, Geometry ALA. University of Wfixconxin B.A. llnooster One of the basic principles of Algebra I is being demonstrated by a freshman. SOCIAL SCIENCE FRANK ALBERTA American History, General Business, Coach B.A. .Muskingum DON EVERETT World History, Family Living Coach B.A. Muskingum M,E. University of Pitlslmrg J. R. BARNES American History. Attendance Office B.A. W'ooxter M.A. Ci0IllllllJid Closely related to the everyday life of each student are the various fields of the social sciences. These studies deal with man in his relationship to others, and help us in understanding our lives today by knowing the past record of American and World History. They include the study in the structure of our social, political, and economic institutions. They help us to understand our society with its many problems and responsibilities. Judy Rittersbaugh explains the Louisiana purchase to an American History class. SOCIAL SCIENCE 'i.- ,sh ' JACK E. BERNHARDT MELVIN WELKER American History, Civics, World Geography American History, Commerce and Community Civics, Science B.S. Kent Stale GENEVIEVE E. MAHAN Sociology, Civics, World History Industry, Math B.S. Kent M.A. Kent State WADE H. WATTS B.A. Flora Stone Mather i , I Coafh , , M.A. We,,e,n Rexe,-ve Community Civics, American History B.A. Baldwin Wallace GLENN SUTHERIN M.E. KentSla1e Coach DOYLE NUTTER Business Practice, History B.A. Baldwin Wallace DWIGHT V. PEABODY Commerce and Industry, Agriculture, Horticulture B.S. Ohio State M.A. Columbia Sociology, History, Family Living Coach B.S. and M.E. Kent State BESS L. THOMPSON American History, Civics Pb.B. Muskingum M.A. University of Wfisronsin Future business administrators are taught their trade by learning to ap- ply practical problems to exeryday life. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DANTE G. CASALI Woodwork If B..S'. and M.E. Kent Stale J: in G. R. DUNBAR ' Wfoodwork BUS. Bowling Grew! ALA. Kent Slale MORRIS j. MARBURGER Mechanical Drawing 8.5. Ohio Stale FRANCIS E. HAZARD Mechanical and Architectural Drawing HKS. Ken! Stule EUGENE P. RANNIGAN Mechanical Drawing HS. and ALE. Ken! Stale JACK D. MOR EH ART Mechanical and Machine Drawing Yearbook Advisor BS. and ALA. Ohio State LEE PANCAKE Mechanical Drawing B.S. Indiana Slate Teurlverx College 3 Using one of the many excel- lent power tools provided in McKinley's wood shops, a few of the students tear intow a piece of wood. INDUSTRIAL ARTS In machine shop the boys learn how to operate many types of power tools. McKinley offers a wider selection of industrial arts courses than the average high school. The drawing, shop, and technical courses begin with an exploratory phase of work designed to help boys determine their interests, aptitudes, and capabilities in several areas of endeavor prior to their selection of advanced courses for specialization. T. R, HENNING Machine Shop B.S. LvJli1'6'l'Silj' of Akron RALPH E. BUCHANAN Printing, Consumers Education B.S'. L'r1i1'er5ily of Akron STANLEY J. KUCEYESKI General Metal Shop BS. Ohio State NORGE J. SANTIN Mechanical Drawing Math, Metal Shop B.S. Ohio State e HOME ECUNOMICS Sally Shearrow IS bemg f1tted for a home made jacket m one of the sewmg mstructxon classes -IEANETTE MELOY Clothing Home Maklng B S Ixeut State NI A Columbru CORA F DAILEY Meal Plannmg Foods and Nurrmon Internor Decorauon B S Ohm Um: erszty lN INA B MOOTH Clothmg and Textllea Chlld Care GLADYS WAKEFIELD Foods and Nutrmon Family Lnmg B5 Ilora Stone Mather B.S. Ohio L7I1i1,'81'5lfj' 22 Cutting stencils and mimeographing are some of the operations emphasized in the commercial course. jack Bonsky and Mary Dennis are doing some mim- eographing for one of the faculty. KARL F. KESSLER Bookkeeping, Typing B.S. Kent State D, O. CORNER Bookkeeping BS. Ohio University ULYSSES LAWRENCE Shorthand, Typing B.S. Ken! Stale LEAH STONEHILL Shorthand, Typing Speed Building, Office Production BS. Ohio L'nit'er5it3 DOROTHY DARROW' Shorthand, Typing HS. Miami L'IliI'E'I'Jilj' COMMERCIAL Typewriting is only one phase of McKinle s extensive commercial studies 5 . . . program. Shown is a typical typing class durin 1 a work eriod. S, ART MUSIC DRIVERS EDUCATION Three of the many driver- training students are shown tak- ing advantage of the opportunity of learning to drive as part of their high school education. GEORGE DRAGOVICH Driver Education B.S. Ohio University GEORGE M. MOKODEAN Driver Education B.S. and NLS. Ken! Stale GEORGE F. VRBANAC Driver Training B.A. Duquesne M.E, Kent State CARMEN P. CERR ETA Driver Education and Training B.S. and M.A. Bowling Green CHARLES LUX Driver Education and Training B.S. Kent State M.A. Neu' York University Two student librarians, jerika Naylor and Patty Moore, work on the elaborate magazine filing system, just one of the commendable features of McKinley's library. LIBRARIANS MILDRED JONES English, Librarian B.A. Wfooster JEAN MCCUSKEY Librarian BS. in L.S. Wfeslern Rexerre B.A. W'ooster The supply of fiction books in the library holds many interesting stories to be read by students. Here some young McKinleyites take advantage of this opportunity and settle down with a good book. Sw imming, Physical Education, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCA1 ION By having the only swimming pool in the city school system, McKinley's physical edu- cation department is able to offer a variety of activities. Shown preparing to enjoy the water is one of the girl's swimming classes. ,4f if C. T. BRANIN Coach B.Pl9s. Springfield ROBERT BELL Health, Coach HA. Buldrrin Uvuflufe ALA. llvesterrz Refer: e HARRY L. XVIECK Physical Education B.S. Kent Stale B.Pl1x. Ken! ,Stale MANY ARE THE DUTIES . A part of the extensive ad- visory program at McKinley is the counseling of students in their various problems. Mr. Boyd is advising a student re- garding his future selection of courses. llllb A. A. RITTERSBAUGH INEZ V. SUMMERS Coach, Math, English, Advisor Latin, Personal Regimen, BS. Wfaxhiugtorz And jefferson Advisor B.A. Mt. Union ALVIN C' BOYD ALA. L'ni:'ersity of Wfisconsin B Sita? 2A3'fi59f, LILLIAN M. WALTON . . es zrgmm , M.S. Indiana Plane gifngjeggkigdusor M.A. New York PAUL BARKLEY Business Law, Economics ELIZABETH MOTSCHMAN Advisor French, Advisor B.A. Miami Univertiiy B-A. Wfilierlflerg M.A. Columbia 28 OF OUR ADVISORS Taking the occupational tests at the Ohio Employment Board is junior Dick Lorius. X Roberta Horton, a freshman, is being advised by Miss Summers regarding necessary requirements for admittance to a teachers' college. Mr. Barkley counsels Bill Bar- ron on the results of his Kuder Preference test. ifeeiff. fi -fivzi affii ls f A ' 'E H! Ska f x 4 Lui!! 0' ff, 1 LDL. A , 1 - L 1 fl 9 I .f Q , , H . .1 A :A 1 Emi xx 1 1,6 E A 'Eg X is!!-F!! 22 I 1-- . 4 , XX Q 1 'ff Q X , m 4 'bf Wstudents ff f I SENIORS After graduation in june, it will undoubtedly be said that the Class of 56 was one of the finest ever. This has been an extremely successful year for the Se- nior Class, not only in school activities as a whole, but also for each senior individually. Many have received honors and awards, but most important, they have worked won- derfully together in all of the activities in which the class participated. Led by our president, Bob Clatterbuck, and his cabinet, Bob Hackley, Hank Urbach and Bill Baxter, the class of '56 accomplished many beneficial things. Through the wonderful year of sports, the parties, the Prom and then Graduation, to mention only a few, this will be remem- bered as one of the best years of our youth and also of McKinley High School. W fp I l ' 4 , 'S - - Fi llxl Leading our class this year were fseatedb Secretary Hank Urbach, President Bob Clatter- buck, fstandingb Treasurer Bill Baxter, and Vice President Bob Hackley. HATIJA ABRAHAM JUDY ABRAMSON ROSEMARIE AMATO RONALD ANDERSON SHELDON ARKOW General Classical Business General C lassiral Y-Teen lg Girls' Booster Y-'Il-en 1.4: Girls' Ilonster Boys' Ilia su-r 1. Z. -S. 4: Vhurus 1. 2: Annnzil Stull 1. -I: Ticket Agent 4: Art Frnnerzi Vlnli -1: full:-ge 43 ililleplm' Iillllu 4: flnnmitf 1, 2. .L -1, Vlnlv 4: 5nnl1n11:ig 2. F. -1. tees 1 1' II'l1l'll'lI'll J: , . ... I L . Roaring 1011's 1, 2, 3. www I i HENRY ARMSTEAD NANCY ASH JOHN ASHLEY General General General Buys' Booster 1. 2. 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 4: Girls' Iliiys' Booster 1. 2. 3. 4, Choral 1, 2, 3: Baseball 4: Booster 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' I'mir.-ctinii 1: Fullcge Iilulr Monitor 4: Ticket Agent 1, Leaders 3, Treasurer 4: 43 lfoutlmll 1. 2. 3. 2, 3. 4. Library 2. JO ANN BARNETT SONNY BARNETT Commerrial Business Industrial Girls' lirjifsrrr 3, 4: Ticket Agent 3. LORA BARNES JEANNETTIZ BARTH Classifal Crmlmercial Y 'liern l. 2. 3. -13 Girls' Y 'lim-i-ll 1. J, 4: Girls' lfuwsiri' 1. 2. 5. -1: Vwllvpa- Ilzuf-lvl' 1. J. i. -3: llifnwr tlnli 3. -1. R-ill 1. J: 4 ir ' f'4'rx'icL l 1.e:luni- 4: X iti-ii il ll n 1 4. IRIS BALDWIN General Y-Teen 1, 2: Latin l'1ub 1: Girls' Booster 1. Z, 3, 4: Quill :ind Scroll 4: Follege Fluh 4: Art I.eague 1, 4: fummittees 1: Annual Staff 43 Times Fashions 4: Ath- letic Office 4: Ilfmor Roll 1. 4: F.N.f'. 3, 4. CAROL BARN ER General Girls' Ilmistcr lg lfhorn Club 4: Movie Assistant 4 SHIRLEY BAUGUS BILL BAXTER WILLIAM BECKER SHIRLEY BELCICH SHIRLEY BENEDICT Commercial Secretary Classical General Commercial Commercial Secretary l.ulin fflulm l. Girl! lluiisti-r lli-Y l: llxmll 1: Pei: Iizmrl Ili-Y l, 2, 4: Boys' Ilrimti-1' Y-T1-on l. Z. 3. 41 liirls' Y-'II-1-11 4: Girl-' lim.,-lui' 1, l 2, 3, 4: Rami'im.1' HHS 2. ll Swim: llxuul l: llwy-' l. J. 5. 4: 1'I:llcg'c Vluli 4: linuftci' l. Z. 3. 43 Almuixl l. 3. 4: Girls' l.1-:mill-1-42, llfnmii 1. 2. .i. 4: Iluys' llzmrl 1.2, 3. 4: Puls Bzmil Stuff 41 Qiicun 43 Sllllltlll S, 42 1fll1l'1li'y 2: Rullfllll-5 1.4-zxflcis l. 2. Truzisurcr 31 1. 2. 5. 4: Swim: Ilrnul Z, llvimcil 4. l1VVs 41 Yzxlc-llzlrvqirul l, 2. 01114-gzv flulu 4: llrzimfitic 3. 4: Urcllvitrzi I. 3. 4: Stu- fl1lll7 -12 Vlzis 'licgxiiiiscr 4: :le-ii: Vfnizicil 1 Binge I-1 lil 1. J. 3: Buse- lmlll l 7 5. 4: lluicctlvilll 1. I. . ,Sax 5' 3 L-i H, K 'mr VV f TED BERGER DICK BERNOSKY DON BESTER NANCY BILLE ROXANNE BINKLEY General Industrial Arts Commercial Business General Commercial Business Iii-Y 4: lime' liumstri' l, Buys' livmslci' 1. 3- 5- -11 Buy-' Iloustcr 1. 2. 3. llonu- li1-tructimi Xi-iIu1'L'1I.i. 41 llirls' li-wsu-1' Z 3, 43 Gulf 3: SIYllI1Illl!lg lluyi' l.u:ulc1's l. 2, 33 Stu- 1, 2. 5, 45 Mwvic Assistant l 2, S, 4: Baseball 4, vlciit firmncil 1. J: Footlnnll J: Ticks-I Apu-nt 3. 3. 1 ll Bwkctlmll l, Q. 4, ' fn, 2 5 I MITCH BLOOMFIELD MARLENE BOGER Classical Commercial liuys' Ihmster l. 2. 45 Girls' liwmu-r l. Z. 3. 4. 1ilIllIL'1'll Club 1. 2. 3, 'll .In- nuxil Stuff 1, I, 3: Pllysici l.gilr Assistant 4. KATHERINE BONEY BILL BONI Commercial Industrial Arts Girls' Boostwr 3, 4: Girls' Boys' Booster l. 2. 3. 43 Fervice l.e:xg.le 4. Prujcciion lilulm J: Band l. 'J ' I 7 -. .w. 41 Icp Bquul 1. -. 3. 4: Swing Bxnnl 1. Z. 3. 4. JACK BONSKY JUDIE BRADY JAMES BRADLEY 0111018711111 BIIIIIILSS f OIIIIIIEFCIUI BIIJIIIEJS 661161411 1 LI N 1 1 I 11l1 1 11 N III rw WW mwri I-JW PA I RIC IA BROOIxS PA'l BROOh5 SARAH BRL NINI-R K lasxnul GLU!! ul Geneml NIAGGIE BRADLPY Geneml -ff, GRETCHEN BRFCHBUHLLR Clustxcal QALLY BUf KRIDGI: ROBI RI BURC III 'I I' C luminal Gulenll 1 'Ihe mtqorettes appear to haw returned to thexr thnldhood as they dame to Playmate at the Iumor Semor Party ID I.'1L11-x IIt' II1'I .TIM-vi 1: I 'I'--za I. Q. -I: IHVI-' IIHV- II.1.1N1t'1' 141121.11-I11f HUM' Imwt.-1 I. 3. 4: Iiw1,:1-v- 1, J. 9. 41 f'11lI'u- .Xrtx J. 41 I'vf1v1111111 J: Y 'l',,,, A gl 4g,,'1.' 1g,,,,,,,,- lI11111I I I11I1 Ig Y.l .I.. I. 1. t'I11I1 -I3 ,Xu ,II SLIII J. I: 411II tu- II11I+ 11 'lkrrkmi 1- -. :I 4- H411 UN,-,Q yymil 9. -I1 f,I11iII :m1I Srrull -I: Iirwzwu INV- I. J:I'4111vv1111 ,Iam Ig IINK I,v1fI-1- f mlm 4' -1' l-vIIm'1:m- I'IuIu 41 'II1 It-Q ft: H tl' ' I. I. -1: IMIIJIU- I. l, 5. -I. Xwrf 'III 51'r'rn'I1 :111fI IMI-111 3. -IL II-n1w1'R1-II I. 1. Nvwfmr V+-11111-A 3. I. Y1r1w11I IIIHUI 4. , 7,7 , , 1 it Q. K f , . 1 1 0 .,,,,, . 11 I ,I- . a I .A ' is ,.-3-ff': V 1 N21 iq, u uw. A NX . V Ti X ,rj x I-1115 II-141x111 I. Q. I. -I: YI1111 I. J. 3. I: lllrlf 411135 IL.-N141 Q. 3.-I34I11,:- Y'I'r1:1 I. J. 5. 4: limrlf Ibn! II..-wut I. J. I'1f1 1I11n.1I lI11I- J. 'L IHII-uv IMI-N111 I. l. -I: Rwtrixam II 1lv1I1.I1 II-1.111112 E111 Q. Ii-I-N111 I. J. 3. I: 4 'II-uv 1w'111111I11I1J: Huw I.v.14l tIl1I1 -IZ II1+wI I. ,. .X 4: IH1' INN! R, IIHI. 4: I.1Ir1':1rx 5. -1. 111' Q. 5. II:u11II J. .Il lI1rIzw11 1 I, J. I. 'I. I EDWARD BURNS JO ANN BURTNETT DONALD BUSH General General Induxtrial BHX5 llvmsr,-1' 1. 1, 3. 4: Y-Teen 1. 2: Girl? llmrster 1'mie'cti1m l'1u1a 1: B my! 11:1-L-111411 S, 4. 4. 111141411-y 1. 2. 34 Providing entertainment for us at our parties and dances were the officers of the Senior Class, known as the Carna- tion Crewcutsf' JACK CALHOUN EDWARD CAMPBELL General Industrial Buys' Booster 3. 4: l hor:i1 1i1 ftI'1'I1L' Arts J. 3: Font- 4: Uirercltn 5. 4: Base- 111111 1. 11.111 2. A, 4, 'f' 1154135111 A Z' - x, ' ' .. JOSEPH CAPORALI PHILIP CAPPER FRANK CARIOTI KATHRYN CARLIN RON CARNAHAN Industrial Arts Industrial Commercial Home Erouomicx Technical liuvs' Illmster 3, Boys' Boustvi 1. I. 5. 41 11ifY 4: Hnyf lim--ter 1, YYTSL-11 1. 5. -1: fiir1s' 11i-Y 1. 2. S. 4: 1U111L'3u: 5'wir11mingq J: 1n11ust1'iZx1 I. S, 41 111111 3. Ilfwstci' 1. J. 3. 4. l'1li1r 41 Buys' 11-mstci' 1. .Kris 1111111 1. J. J. 3. 4: Ilitmizntiv: 4'1u1w 4: 1'?ixuini-ers l'1l11x 4, Stumlem 36 111111201 1. 2. 1. 4: Kiixuimt- we-N Z. 17-Jnhzill 1. -. 1. 4: 11.14-wI1r:n11 1. I1 '1'1':n:1c 1. .., 1. ,w, J. w. 4. ALTON CARTER RONNY CARTER General Commereial Hin! Ilnmstcx' l. 1. 3. 4: ll1- l-l1lH'.ll l'l11l1 J. S: l'l lt'l'li1'II lr.. l l11l. l' llfn-Q l.c:11l4'1's 2. 4: U1-1-iw-11:1 If 3. I MARION CATO General r:.l l: I-'fmotbnll I. 2 L l 7 A . -. J. SIA CHANAKOS Home Economics Y-TL-en 2: Girls' llimstcr I ' 5. 4: Nziti-111:11 llmmr l. 2. ERMA CHAPMAN General 4111'lN llrvwitri' l. 2. J. 4 MADELINE CHARNEY IVIILDRED CHEEZAN NATHANIEL CHESTER CHARLES CHIDESTER GOLDIE CHILDS Commercial General I ndnszrial Arts I nduszrial General Girls' Ilunstm-1' I. 2, 3: Ur- Girls llfmxtcr I, .Z llrly-' limutcr 2, .L 4: l'r11- lhvys' l.e:ulcrs ll lfrmllmiill fiiils' llvumtvl' 3. 4. vllvstrzi I. 2. 5,-1, irtliurii l'l11lp 3. 4: llmllvgl .L 'l'1'1n'l4 l. 2. .5 JAMES CHIN Technical ll1fY1. l.v.l. 42 l.:i!i11 lllllll 1. -. 1x..,. 1a.,1.:1., 1. 1. .., -1: Vnllvszr Vluli 4: Vlzi-as tliiicrr l'rusi1lcut 1. Yicc- l,l'L'-l1ll'III 2. 'IQYCIISIIYCI' .IZ llmwr Rnll I1 Stullcnt f'::1111cil l. 'l'1'e:u11rc1' 2. 3. l'rr-Niflx-lit 4: 4'u111111ittec-5 l. J. 3: lfootlmll 2: Iinginecrs l'l11lu 4: Nziziminl llouor 4. ANNA MARY CIRACI Classical Y-il-C011 l. l'1'cSi1lu1! 2. 3. 4: l.:1!i11 I-lllll l. 2. .21 liirls' llmmer 1. 2. 5, I'n-Qiilcnt 4: l .'l'.:X. 1. Yicc-Frm-Bizlr-int 3. F. 43 Quill :cull Scroll 4: I'-lllcgc 4: Tinu-s Staff Xmxx Ifnlitfnr 4: Ruziritig 1001 l. J. 3. 4: Nrilifninl II4111111' 3. 4: Girls' Service l.l'llLIlll' 4: llnnvl I. 2: IK-11 lizmrl I. 1: Stuwlent Ilnincil SccrL't:11'y 3. 4: llonur Roll l. 2. 3. 4: F.N.C. 4: Morl- crn Lniiguage 4. 1 l11lf4: l'uutlu:1ll 4. BETTY CIN DEA Commercial 1'f1'.-1-11 3. A. 41 cific Q lim,-ici' l. 2. 3. 4: Service l.r111111L- Yicr l'1'm-iillcnt 4: .Xnnlml Stuff lizullicr 3. i llw l4ku'I'cr 4: 'l lclitt Ui' ' ur R ll l 7 ' lice' 4: -H1111 . 11 ' J. -3: lilnirim: lim: 1. Nzitimml ll 111-fr 4. ROSE CLARK General hirlx IL-'wtf-r I. J. I. 4. XWILLIAM CLARK BOB CLATTERBUCK General Classical Il x-' limi-tl-1 l ' ' 4 lil ' Il L1 l l 4 . -. 9. . 'BS liollc ' Q . ..4.I 44 - 'vp Iliin- .1 1 ' an .4 Ll ilull X un l'u- iliul 4 Vli Minn Tu I urn 2. I ln ull-ut 4. II.lu1l l l ll,J,.w. 4 Swing Il.lll1l l. 3. 4: St llnt Vullil' 4 ll f. N RALPH CONNOR NEDRA COOK Commerrial Clusxicul Ii 55 Il-1-lslvx' l, 2. 5, .11 Yflircu l. I, F. 41 Hills U rlu-xtrsl l. 1. 5. ll:-wstcr l. J. S. 4: lf,'I'..X. l: follegc Vlul- 4:1 Uilluslrl 2, 5. 4: lioluumiu-s l. J. 3 . : l i I .. 4. l.Xl 4. Rum IW I 4 .xmg '1 It's a tough battle all the way as the Bulldog and Tiger battle furiously for the stare football championship. As you all know the Bulldog was the glorious victor. CHUCK CLAXVSON RUTH CLINE FREDA COBERLY Tefbniral Conlnlerciul Secrelury Home ECOIIOIIIIEX lilly Y Ilmuslc-x' l. 2. 3. 4: Y-'liufxx F: lilrls' Ilufwtq-1' l. liirls' Illmstu' 5. 4. tollrgu l'lul1 4: Engineer- J. .L 4: l.ilvr1lry .lg .Xnuuzll 4: Vfuiuuitxues 4: I-Ygvffrlulll Stuff 4: Girls' Sn-xwicr l. J. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: l.l-zlgxxv 4: 'l'1l-kmllfiirv .X-f Nami'-ufnl Honor 4. sistzlut 4: Roaring lull! I. nl Null-ruxul llouvll' 4. Il iw' NANCY COOMBS MARVIN COOPER RICHARD COREY Clusszcal Tecbnzcul Irzdnstrzul Artr Y-'ll-ru 2. S. 4: l..ltm l. Q: Ili'Y J: Boys' Iloostr-r I. Boys' Boustwi' 4: I'rw-iwtloil Girls' Iilllmtyx' l. J, 3. 4: 2. 3. 4: l'i'-ill-rtilnl lllull l. liluli 3, 'Juilluu-lScroll414'ollcl:f' J: How' l.1-mlvrs 11 Vol- llulx 4: Times Stuff 4: lx-ga' Vlulr 4: lflluim-rxiilu l ,N,lf 3, 4, Vlull 4 58 MARIA COSENTINO Classital NfIu-11-3111111N 111111:-11. 1 ' 1. J. ' ' -1' IMI' 'K ' -S1 12.1 14111111111t11w 1. .ll 1.111.151- 111311111141 1.1111'f1r1' 1r1:1N- 1111 -1 XY! I LH 4 1111-1' 1. 11w1+11'11t -1: 11-111- . , - 1v1111f'eN. 1' X1, r. -11 II1111- jEAN COTYK Cum merrial Sefreluriul 4'Q1r'1.'-1111-N11-1' 1. IAF. 41 V 14 1 3, 4-11-1- 11' 111111 1: N.1t1f111:11 IIf111f-r 1. RALPH COVUAN General I11.1J 1111111111 1, 3, -lg 111 lvuc 111111 4. GORDON CRITORIA RONALD LURATI lndnshml General NIARY hLlZABI: I II IDIJNINIC1 Colnnleuml JOSEPH CRAXWFORD 'I'eflJniful II1'X J: I'1'H1c'c111111 111111 1: 1 141,11 111111111-r 1. -. 1. -S: 11111v':1'l 111111 Lia. -I. 117111111 111111 N'1'1111 42 11f11r1:r 11111, -11 Ilr:1111:11iv J: 11111-rm-11:1 J. 1. 4: Ii111J111rc1'11111 1'11111 1'1'1-H111-111 -3: 1I1r11111' R-111 1. 1. 3. 4: Xzni.-11.11 11111111 -1. L1 DI:I.YTE DeYAR NIO f laxsnal JOYCL ANIN DLPI-TRI C 1111511111 19 DON DAGFR MADIS DAVIS SUE De MARZIO Gene: al General General fl I Q tus 11 N PIJXVARD DIAMOND DARLFEN DIANA fluxrlral c 51111111411 DAVID DICKERHOFF BETTY JEAN DICKEY BEATRICE DIVENS BRENT DIX ROSE DOUGHERTY General Home Eronomicx Home Economies Teclmzcal Commercial Girl! Ilnustcr 1, Z. 3, 4: Y-'Il-on lg Girls' Iloimi-r l, Buys' Ilmfstc-r 1, 2, 3. 43 tiirls' Ilowstcl' 1. 1. -I-'41 Art l.cz1f.:llc 4: f':1fc'!c-rin Z. 3. 4. Swinnning 1, 2. 3, 4. Na- Illlllfll' Roll 1, J. -I. 4: Xzi- Axsistant 2, 3. tiunnl ll-:nur 4: Bulletin tiffnlil I-Iunfmr 3. 42 Girls fm-rig-r 4, Service Lcziquc 43 Attend- vnt 3, -lg Office .Xsiismnt -I. f 2 5 BEVERLY DRAPER RONALD DUGAN DICK ECKMAN PHILIP EL FAYE GUST ELIADIS Commercial C lasxifal Classical C ommerrial Business Commercial Girls' Ilunslcr l. 2, 3, 4. Iluyg' Bonstur 1, 2, 3, 4. Buys' Booster 1, 2. 5. 43 Iluve' Rooster 1. 2. 3, 4. Ili-Y l, 2: Buys' Booster Buys' Lenders 1, 2, 3, 4. l. J. 3. 4: Boys' Lenders I J. 3, Ilfisclmll Z. 3. 4. LINDA ELLIOTT JUANITA ELVINGTON C laxsical General Y-'llfi-n 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Iloustvi' I. 2, 3, 41 I7.T.A. l. 2. 3. 4, College Club 43 flu-4 Officer Trczisurer 1. Suwctalry 2: Annual Staff 2. 3. .Xrlivity Ifllitor 4: Na- tiunzll Ilunur 3, 4: Girls' Ni-rx-irc I.1'3HI'lC 4: Student Ciinncil 2. Yicc Prvsirlent 4 I' Y 1' 3 4 CAROL EVANS JUDY EVANS Classical Commercial Girl! Booster 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Booster I, 2, 3, 4. F.N.C. 45 Girls' Leaders 3, At our annual football dance, not only the '55 State Champs were honored but also our Foot- ball Queen, Miss Shirley Belcich, and her Court. TERRY FAGAN FRANK FAILLA CAROL FARR MIKE FINNEGAN NANCY FISHER Classical Industrial Artx Home Economics Commercial Commercial Secretarial lli-Y l. 2. 4: Boys' Boost- tgirl! Ilnnstc-1' l. 2. 3, 4. floys' Iiflflszm- 13,41 Huy' ?g.'1'Q-Qu 1- g. 3, 45 :Qiy-ls' .eixflers 1. Z. 3, 'luster 1. J. 3. 4: Dir s' er l. J. S. 4: College l'lul1 4: liuurl 1. 2. 3, 4: Pun Bzmml l. 2, 3, 4, lll'Cl'lCit!'1l-l fo 4 l.u:ulcrs . X-lCE'-l,I'C'SlflQHl 4: l-vllvgc Club 4: Ar! l.cznguc 4 Q' 1 'tum l ' ' 4 3 nunll --Q ,-. .14 5 R.1:u'1ng 1005 4. Y FRED FISCHER OVESTER FLOXVLRS BEVERLY FOHL NORMAN FRANK JOHN FRAZIER Classzval Terlmical Commercial Classxral General lilly-' Rooster 2, 3.41 Col- Ili-Y l: llwys' UH-fstm-1' l. 'urls' lilwstz-r I. Q. 5. 4: lilly! lim,-:wr l. Q. 3, 4 lilly! lflluf-fur' l, 2. S, 4: cgm- Vlull 4: .XVI l.f-:agus 3, J. 4: Boys' l.e:lvlL'r- l. J. 3. 1!1-,ml I. J. 3, N,l .l.. I. 3. Sl-uxw-r.lx'5 F. l'.urzm':l Vlul, 5. Secretary 4: lirzmmtic Q: 'llluvsplzm 43 4: tkfllcgl- lllllll 4: 'llrzlvl-Q J. l'rcsx le-nt 4: l'r'1v5e-vtwwx l 'lvl 'lku-1wr1l'c1' 4. lfmlinecrs lf..ll l'l:ly 1. 5. 4: Vrws- 1'-fumrv 4: lin' J. F: 1 -lf:-uv Flu? 4, lim- Vlvxlf 41 13vllvu-- Vlulm 4: Lslxmcm-rw Ilulw 4, 1:11111 l. -1 'l'l1us1':.m l: lin- IS U 45 I. 4:zwr:'- lfxzll 4: ll ll'-Nz' Roll 5. 41 l-111 l'f.v ll 'll-lf '. 4. Kar- tx Null? .v'l IM-:ultv l. J. 5.4 DAVID FREEMAN GEORGE FROMHOLTZ KAY FULLER MARIE GARL DON GARMAN General General Clanicul Classical Clamcal Boy! 11110511-r l. 1. 3. 4: Ili-Y l. Z. 4: Bm! llfmxt- Y-Teen 2. 3. 4: Girl! Y-Teen 1. 2. 3, 41 1.1l!i1l 11ifY 1, 2. 3. 41 Iffmlhn ilmrznl 1: f'ullc'i:v Club 3. rr l. J, 3, 41 Buys' lmmlcrs lluuster l. 2. 5. 4: Cnllcflc J: Girls' llfmster 1. 2. 3. l. 2, 3. 4: lliiys' llfmxtcr l 4 lfnutlmll 1. Z: llziielmll 2: Art lmzugiic J: Stage- Vluln 4: Art l.cnyzuv 2, 3, 4, 1 .T.A. l, J. 3, Scwctxiry Z. 3. 4: Iiziskctlmll 1, Z 7 3, 4. Craft 3, 4. 4: Roaring l00's 1. 2, 3, 4: 41 Quill :mul Scroll 4: Col- College Club 4: Truck l llirririiitivi-4 1. J, 3, 4: legs iflulr 4: Art Lcxuzuc 3: 2. 4: Track Xlzuixigrr 3. lf,N.l'. 4. Times Stuff Vulumnist 4: GWENDOLYN GARRISON Commercial lirl! ll-iuxtvi' l. 4: 1' 1 cm ii lriw A. 4: I-illuuv ililly if fe' I is KAYE GEORGE Commercial Secretarial Y-Tami 3. 45 Girls' llfimtcr l. J, 3. 4: Vfillegi- l'lul1 4: llrznnzltix' 4: 'lilu-Nivixlil 4. -np- 3.-vw Girls' Sm-rvicc l.c:n5:uc Pros- ulcnt 4: Stmlvnt Council 3: l'1nnn1itt1-rs 2: Roaring lrlfe Z. 3: llmmr Roll 2, 3, 4: Xznimml llamor 4, .xfia .Q N PAULA GLODDE GERRY GOLDBERG MARILYN GOSS C077l.'f16l'L'll1l Business Classical C ommercidl Yflarn 3. 4: Girls' Boost- lli'Y 2. Vnllcgc 1111111 4: Y-'ll-cis 1. 2. 5. 4. Hirlx ir l. 2. 3. 4: filiurzil 4. ll-iys' llfiusti-i' 1, Z. 3. 4: llimsiyr- l. J. 3. 'l'rl-:uuru liirlf' Surviu- l.f::xi:iu' Sec- l':m1cr:i Vlulw l, Z. 3. 4: 4: Ulllc-ge filllll 4: .-Ximuzx l'l'1ZlIB' 41 llarirvr Krall 1. 1. llnllglxilrfl .IQ f1ICKinlcvi!e Fluff 3. 4: iiirla' Sc-rxinc 5: Rmuixig llH's l. 4: Office Swirls Iirlitm' 3. liclitwvr 4: l.L-:xglw 4: Ufficc Amin .Xssixiunt 4: Nutimiul Hun' liiigim-1-rs' Club 4: lllmur :int .l, 4: Cuiixiiiitti-QF l. HI' 4. Null 1. 2. l 4 Nzitimml 3. 42 Rfmring INV, l. 2. .x llrn1wr.l. 4: lizuelmzill Xlzum- 4: Art lmzxgllc 1. Z. gm' 2: 8111110111 Council .Ig 'l'r'r:isllr'Q1' 41 Nzltimml llfin .Xtlilvtir l'ulvliQitx' liiiwvlwi' HI' 4. 4: Stzitislicixm 4: Ilullc-tin f nrru'r 3 4 GEORGE GRAHAIX1 Classical lllillc-tin 1'zu1'icr 4. BILL GRIFFIN Buys' llmistvr l. 2. 3, 4 JACKIE GREEN Commercial Secrelariul Y-Torn 1. 2: Girl! Boys!- c-r I. J, 3. 4: ilillc-:qv l'lirli 4: Cmnmiltces 2, 3. CHUCK GRIFFITH Commercial Technical Boys' Booster 3, 4: Boys' Buyh' Booster 1. 2. 3. 4: Li-riders 2. 3. Boys' Leaders 1, 2, 3. 4: Bzisclmll Mzuiufzcr 21 Ilonur Roll Z: I-1ngineers'S Club 4: 1.alr AsSistant 3. 4: College Club 4. Y VIAR Wu x D HALL RAYMONI LL General Y ALICE HA ll ROBERT HACKLE Ilfnm Emun SALLY GRUNZ Claxsfeal ANNE Clusflcal voitu GRIFFITHS Classarul eu I LI l f' IV 4 PI C Sli lIll 'I I II ' I I CYNTHIA 1 A I L .lc ' 1.1! xrmshl . 'IL ' 'ul : Y . .. L ulmm lu 1 n 13 'M f-wg '-X lvl' N R. RRIS HAINES CELELIA HARDIE NATE HA Clusszcal General f 4: Boys' lnuc Iflull T LLIAM HALTER DOROTHY HAMMOND ROBERT General General Nfl CK I lu xml r U. L lm 4: Bl N' WI 'z Clasxzcu l A I I l ' ns cr mx x H1 m Ill S lu TC lrc One of the hnghllghrs of many pep rallxes, was the statlsucal lnformatnon related to us bs our .Lble sratxstncnan, Gerry Goldberg 8 DONALD HART Classical KEN HARVEY I mlnslrial llnyx llnmsti-1' l. 2. TH ELMA LEE H AYWAR D C 0 m mercial Secretarial N f lurn J. JL fllrls lin-I-lvl' ml 1, 3, 4, JOHN HERRITT Classical Boys' Bonster 1. 3. 3. 4: l'hnr:il Club 3. 4: Cullegc Club -13 Operetta 3. 4: Mod- ern l.:inguage Fluln Vice-- PTUSlflC!lf 4. Engineers Club 4. LINDA HERSHELL Classical Y-Teen 1, 2. 31 Girls' Booster l. Z. 3. 4: l','I'..-X. l. 2. 3. 42 College l'lnlr Sec- retary 4: Operettn Z, 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Mnjorette 2. 3. 4: lfontlmll Attendant 2: Athletic Office Assistant 4: Queen Attendant in llunrl l, lg Nxitirunzil ll-mor 4. DAVE HIDING ER Classical Buys Hamster l. 2. n. 4: N,F.l.. 2. 3. Vice-President 4: College Club 4: Xnrsity Speech and Debate 3. 45 llulletin Carrier 4: Engi- neers l'lulu 4: Lab Assistant 3. -11 llunur Roll 2. 3. 41 Nzltinnzll Ilunor 4. 44 DORIS HELM General hlrlx llfumtvi' 1. I HAROLD HINES General Buys' BfuOSl?r 1, 2. 3, Dancing in your Socks was the theme of McKinley's first annual Sock Hop. ROSALIE HENKE Commercial Business liirl! B4--Mgr l. Z, 3. 47 l'lnlr:lI 23 illllfk' Assistant. 4, DOLORES I-IITE Commercial Y-Teen 1. J, 3. 4: Girls' llnoster 1, 2. 3, 4: College Club 4: Bnnfl l. 2, 3, 4. Pep Hand 1. 2. 3. 4: Swing Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 41 Qin-mi Attcnilcnt in Band 3. BARBARA HODNICK Classical X-ll-en 4: Girls Ilzmster l. J. 3, 4: thllege Vluli 4: .Kit l.m-agile l. Z: I ale-lIar- Yilrll i'l1l'L'l'le:ule1' l: l .N.l', F. 4: llmixtvl' Stun' 4. BEN HOLDER General lilly-' llunitei' l. 4: f'l1fvr:il l. 3: llallguarvl Vliznirliiail J: Om-rn-tta 2. 5: Swimniiml l. J, 5. 4. ARBUNA HUNTER Classical Y-Teen 3. 4: I.atin 4: Girls' Booster l, 2. 3, 41 Vhural Fluh 4: College Vlulv 4: I .N.C. 4. PATRICIA HUPPERT Classical YfTecn 1: Girls' Booster 1, Z. 3. 4: fullsize flulw 4: National llznwr 3, 4: Girls' Service League 4: Ilonur Roll l, Z. 3, 4. ELEANORE HOOD Commercial Business Girls' Hoosier l. 2. 3, 4. BARBARA HUBERTY Classical Y-'ll-eil 4: Girls' Brumster 1. 2. 5. 4: l .T.A. l. J. 1. Vice Presivlem 4: llsllege 1'luln 4: Art lxague 1. 2. 3, 4: National llmmr 4: Sr-rvier l.e:uzm- 4: Atta-mlzmcc Of- fire Awistan! 3. 4. JOANNE HUPRICH General Y-Teen 2, 5, 4: Girls' Iloosu-1' I, 2. 3. 4. GERALD JACKSON HARRY JACOBY Industrial Arts General Buys' limmstvr 1. 4: Track lluyx' Brmstnr 1. 2. 3: 3. 4. Gmpliie Arts 2, 3: Vice- l'r4-Niilcnt 4: ling-C I. .l. PATTI JOHN IOM JOHNSON Classical Industrial Arts Y-'lk-on 1, 2, 3. 41 Latin ll1'Y 1, 4: IR vs Iliimxpr l. 2: Girl-' llimxlm' 1. J. 1. 2. 3. 4: Sllllllllllllll 1. Z. F, 4: N,lf.I.. 4: l ,'l'..X. F. 41 R. 4, Vullm-ur Kilulm 4: ll:illi.:ua1'1l lliznrman J. .lg Hperetrfi J. .w. 41 llanfl l. Z. .L 4: Xlaj- urutlcl J, 3. 4: Stnvlcm l'oum'1l 3: llomn' R-'ll J. 3, 4: Vfmiixiirxu-4 1. J. 5. 4: I'.N.1. .l. 4' Rn.n'1ni: loo I ' Nm 5 . -. . a wilal llnlwr 4. SHIRLEY HUTCHINSON HELEN HUDGINS Commercial Business Girls' Booster 1, 2. 3. 4 RONALD JACK Commercial Secretarial General Girls' Booster 1, 2, 3: 4: lli-Y 1, 3. 4: Boys' Boost Uttice Assistant 4: Times er 4: Football 4: Basketball Reporter 4. J: 'l'raek 4: lfuotball 3, 4 THEODOSIA JAC lxll -ICUNI 5 gt,,e,,,1 lxARIPIDIS Cluvvzzul KAROL lxEMP Cmunzu tm! Enthuslasm bubbles over as all the loyal Mclxmleyltes glVC out wlth mnghty cheers at the rally on the Can ton Publxc Square followmg the de CISIVC 13 7 vlctory over M3SS1ll0D and the acqulsxtlon of the State Football Champlonshxp jOHN lxl-OSHIAIN PAT'IY KIRK Tfllllllldl C luminal 1 x t L an 1-.I lmlt lx ru ...J nf DOROTHY RLEPADLO CAROL lxOHLER LULA KOLBS NIARY KONDY AXITHONY KOUTRAS Commenml BIIXIIIEXX General Home krouomus General Induxtrml A115 lr JU U rt tim' ow-. -A6 weld 7 Tre hurt rent! A Bows muster 1 4 4 ho I Projtuum Club 1 iw PAT MARY KURZINSKY A KULIGOWSKI C1,,,,iL-,,1 Commercial Sefreturiul 151.14 NIMH! I 4 Yf'I'vv11 I. I. 4: Girl? Ikfw-nr I. f 4 1 nm-VI I. IH-44111:-r J: Ii:.mv.nlu'l1 II.m-I -. 4. I'u1L II.m41 I. 4: XI.wfvrtt1 f. Ilvum Blu-,rr vvrv' 1, Ifwqrvvvg I 4l4 I BEVERLY KYLE PHILIP LAGO Commerrial General Girl? II1uv4u'r I. 2. 3. 4. IIi-Y 2. 3, Iifvys' Iilmxtm-r 1, I. 3. 4: VII' r1l Vlub LEONARD 3. 41 Iiznul I, J, 3. 4: IR-V II:m:I 1, J. J. 43 Swing Ilzmvl 45 Orchestra 2, 3. 4. JEANETTE JAMES LEE JACK LEONARD jEAN LEXVIS LANCASTER LAUTZENHEISER Industrial Izzrlustriul Arts Clfzsszrul Geneidl Conlnleiwdl B155 Ilvmfter I. 2. 3. 4: II-'yf' IIufwitL'r I. 2. 3. 4: Y I'u'11 Q. 3: I.:ntiu 2. Boy? Iiuoftcr 2. 3. 4: Buy: Yflbcxx 3. 4: flirk Rumx- I'1wieut:Nx1 3: B115-' 1.1-:viezs 1':muArn I: II sys' I.s:wh-xw F. Girl! II' wtcr I. s. Icwlcrs 1. 2. 4: 1'-'llc-Us or 1. J. 3. 4: Office .Xssi-1 3. 4. 1111111 :Iwi Scwll 41 V-'UC Klub 4: Ihselmll XI:umQf-x' ..:.t- 4: I4-ml11iru-I-Q 3. 4 :1IIr J. Tinw- Sum 4: U 4 I-'fwrlmll 3, 4: 'I'1':wk 2, lic .KN-ixtzult 4: Nude 70. rbqnll 3. Iunxgllzagn- l'luIm 4: I7.N 4. N.I.11f11,II IIwn-11 4. . 'V KENNETH LEXVIS ILA'-' Inzlnxlrial Arts IIN'-It-r I. Q. I LUELLA LEWIS Classical Y 'IR-Q11 1. J, 1. Sccrctzirv 41 Hirl-' Ii,-1-vw I. 1. I. 4: IIYAII I'11:If -. 3. 4. I'-.'I'..X, I. -. 'I'rL-:I-un-:' 5. 4: Qulll Ir.-I Fcrwll 4: 1'-'III-uv lI':I1 'I'::-.vlzu-1' 4. Um-rm-tm J, '. 4. .Xrmlml Sufi 1. 9. IQIA xtw' Af Sf-ni! r Thgti ,xr 43 Huff-' Sf-:'x'1I nf Ira fm- 4' I-. .XHvn1I.I11Lc IIIIIIQ' .Xwutnxxt I. l, I. 45 l'urnm1t!cc4 1. -. 3: Iiuw-r Rffll I. J. R. 4. Iiwwixxu 14,l'l's l. ?: Nzmffruxl Hflufr 4, ROBERT LEE LEWIS XVILLA LIGHTNER NORMA LINDIC General General Claxsiml H15-' II- -H 1' I fIirIi' Burn-Ivy' 2. 3. 4, 4'-NI' Y-'I 1-rn 41 1jirI:' II '- :H 4: Rf-.1r:14 Ima! 4. I. 3. 4: BI mi -xr F: ICI' I KI ::.u I 'A - 4. KENNETH LOEHR Classical Boysi Booster 1. 2, 3, 43 Fi Quill :incl Scroll 4: Times Stull' Sports lfilitor 4: Swinnninpz 1. 2. 3, 43 Bul- letin fizirriz-r 4: Vriiss Coun- Country 4. Ilziss-lmll 1. 3: limlim-1-rs t'lulw 4: Ilonoi' Roll l. 2. 1. 4: National Iltnlui' 4, MARIE LOGAN GEORGE LONG HENRY MACK Commercial Technical Classical rls' Booster 1, 2, 3, 4. Buys' Booster 2: College Hoy-s' Iloostrr 1. 3. V3. 41 lilnlv 4: Swiunnmg' 1, 2, 3, 4. lT!'U,lC'C1lOll 1.x 2, -13, i NCES lluls 4: Movie Assistant A, 4: Ilaskctlizill 1. HELEN MACRIS General Y-Teen 1. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Booster 1, 2. 3. 4: Connnit- it-vs 1. 2. 3: Rmring lllwk 3: llrill iiuzlril 1, 2, 31 l.i- lirnry 1. 31 Student t'mincil 1 NANCY MAGEE Classical Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Booster 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 4, Quill and Scroll 4: F.N.C. 3: College Club 43 Times Editor 43 Girls' Service League 4: Modern Langu- age Club 4: Roaring l00's 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor 4. JIM MARCH General 'sl L 3 is TOM MARINO Industrial Ili-Y 1: Boys' Booster 43 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA MARKOS Classical Y-Teen 1: Latin 1. 2: Girls' Booster 1, 2, 3, 45 College Club 4, Dramatic 1, 2. 35 Thespian 1, 2, Treasurer 3. Vice-President and Presi- dent 4g Hnllguard Chair- 'iii DONNA MARKOVITZ Classical Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Booster 1, 2. 3, 43 F.T.A. l. 2, 3, 41 College Club 43 Attendance Office Assist- ant 4. man 1, 2, Library 23 Fall Play 2, QS. 4i Office Assist' ant 4: 1'.N.t. 4 DONNA MARKS Commercial Girls' Booster I, 3, 4, Coin- mittees 3. I-I AROLD MARSHALL General lluys' llmistt-1' 1: llnntl 4: l'cp llnnxl 41 'lirzick 2. MAXIN E MARRA General Girls' Booster 1,'2, 3. 41 Art League 3. 4: Nice Pres. l .N.I'. 3, 43 Roaring 1410's 3, -l, ZENOBIA MARTIN General I 'lm-n 1: iilrls ll-itistcl' 1. J. 4. The McKinleyite Staff shows its elation as all work on the 2 Z 3 f Q , Y. yearbook is finished. The nine month struggle is over and you are now seeing the finished pro- duct of this labor. DOROTHY MAZEALL PHYLLIS MCCRACKEN Commercial General Springficlil lligh I1 llirls' Girls' lluosu-x' l. J, 3. 4: li-msn-1' 1, 2. 5. 41 Illllllift' Vhorzil l, J. 3, Vlulv 4: .Xrt I.:-:lime 4. PAT MCGRATH Commercial 'urls li.,,.s1ci' 1. 4: 4l1Hr.il I. 4. RUTH MCLAUGHLIN ANITA MEDAL Classiral Commercial Girl-A llufrstul' l. 2. 3. 41 Yflu-11 l: Girls' lluii-tu' l I'l1.wr:il lilnln F. Yiu--l'rcSi- 1. F. -I1 l'll'ii':nl l: Iiimgilwm, .h-nt 4: lhllvgi- Huh 4: Iwi! 1. Swim: llqiml 4: ll.u1ul l. 1.3, 5u'1'i'tzn'x' 42 l'4ir llzmil l. J. R, -41 il':ifi'!i'vi:i K..-l:-Ur' i'l1r'sIr1i l. J. 3. 41 Xml-fiixil llwnirr -4. if , af ef ARLENE MERCER ROSEMARIE MEYERS EILEEN MILLER WILBERT MILLER CHARLENE MITCHELL General Commercial Commercial General General Y-Terri 3. 4: Hifi- ll-My-IQ-r Yf'l'rc11 l. 1: fiirle' I4 -fist:-x' fluff li-I-ter l. J. 1. Huy! limswr J. 1. -31 47,17 lilrlf llfwstcr l. 2. F, 4 l. 2. F. 4. l.1lfr.1r3 3. 4. 1. J. 5. 4. liizls' l.i-wlf s l. lixirnl l. J, lcgr I'll:lf 41 H411-l l. 2. 5, ,Xrt l.c:.giu- l: Kmiru I. 3: Ax! l.Q-ziuzxv 1: ll.ill 4: Pep Ilqiiul 9. 4: XII-flcni IH 1 7. -1. gilqiril 1'l1:iirm:i11 J, l.llllKIl1lLIC Vllil, 4, 49 NANCY MOCK Classical X:'l'i-en l. 2. 4: l..iti:i l: irls' Booster 1. V 3, 43 7 Kollege .Club 4: Library ... Ut 'ice I 4. l.N.l. 3. 43 t Kssistxint 4: Movie Assist- int lg I 4 ll n 'omnii ' ttcex 1. 2. A, lm or Roll l. 2. 4, Xzi- ti :nal llonor 4, GERALDINE MOORE Commercial Y-Teen 2, 3. 4g Girls' Booster l. Z. 3, 45 College Club 42 llnnil 1, 2: Pep llzmfl l. 1. f'wnnnittees 3, 4: l .N.l'. 4: Roaring 104I's 4. NORMA MORRIS Classical -Teen 2, 33 Girls' Booster l Z, 3, 4: Choral Club 3, 4, l'T.A. 1, 2. 3, 43 College llnb 4: Operettzi 3. 41 tiirls' Service lifilfllll' 4: llifice Assistant 4: Nutilmril llffnfir 4. ,, wr ,A ,zis .. I r , ..,,,: h A w .,. A ,, yr DONNA MURPHY Home Economics Girls' Booster l. 2, 3, 4. 'El' LORETTA MYERS General .Xslilzunl High School lg Strasburg High School Z. fiirls' Booster 3, 4: Girls' l.e:aclers 3, 4 , Art l.e:u:nc 43 Bl-nlern Lznigunize Fluh 4. 6, 4 fl ILINIARS NEIMANIS GEORGINE NESS BILL OSMUNDSEN JACQUELINE PALOMBO MYRNA PARKER Technical Home Economics Industrial Arts Commercial Classical oys' Booster l, 2, 3, 4: liirls' Booster 1, 2. 3. 4: Tinilten lligli School l. 2, Y-Teen 2. 4: Girls Booster Y-'limn l. lg Girls' Boost- Boys' l.C!lflPl'i 2, 3: College llrzimzitic l. 5: lloys' Booster 4: l'lior:il 1. 2. 5, 4g Committees l. er l. 2, 3. 4: Choral Club Klub 4: lfiii.1iiieei's' Club 4. 4, 5, 4: iiolleqe Club 4: Roar- BILLY FRANK PATTERSON Commercial Boys' Booster 45 Football 43 Baseball 4. MARK PERDUE Technical Boys' Booster 1, 2. 3. 4. lqollefze l'lub 43 Student K'-tuncil l: Movie Assistant S. 4: Stzigecraft 2. Vice- Presiflent 3. President 4: Engineers' Vlub 43 National lli-nor 4. img lllll s 2. ROGER PEFFER Industrial A rls Boys' Booster l. 3: Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. RONNIE PERDUE Industrial Boys' Booster l. 2. S. 43 Football l. 2. 3. 4: Basket- lmll l. 3: Truck 2. 3: Base- bzill 1. SYLVIA PHILPOTT RAY PORTER JANET RUTH ALICE PHILLIPS JIM PHILLIPS PETRACK General General Commercial Secrelarral General Home Economffs 1r A oofter 1 1 X Qecret-1r1 een 1 Q III I Bow BUUSIEY X 'I 4 1 e1 re uhm 4 Boys o1 iter IIUHUI' R11 I Basket I I 3 4 Pmjr-C 111 mr rn S Ie 11: Q Nu 1111111, l PATRICIA POWELL VIRGINIA POWELL PATRICIA PATRICIA POTTER ALICE POULTOIN General Classical Classical Claxslcal Teen lr: can 7 'Ire ure I Q 'I' POSTLEWAIT 1 s er X een 1 nfl 'meter I an 4 I Q Jr xrw 4 TIIIIQS e omxmttce 11111 ooster 4 Chorl nrtcr-1 FNC N 19 f1rs Iexfes 1 Ir 1 1 nt 0 c e c1m1t1c I 2 1 4 Th I 19 0 O re 1 I f1r 4 Umar s st nt our 1 1 11 ruce I c STATE CHAMPION Not only d1d McK1nley excel 1n athleuc champnonshnps but 'zlso 1n many other ways Shown 1th here IS Mlss Georgme Ness w hcr coach, M155 Cora DHIIQ pre sentmg 21 cherry p1e to Gowcrnor h Brink Lausche Georgme was t e .State IC baklng champlon and P one of the four runners up ID the nauonal frnals lho I ecrrtirx 4 f11QQ ur Ncret 1r1 I Honor Roll 4 1r1s QLYYICE, I e 4 rr 11' 1 S N 04 rm mgu 15,4 I 11 J as In-wie t 4 Open II ill ll FLSII: PRIC lx GENE PROPANT l Ollllllfitldl relljlllldl n l LAROLE MARSH PSENKA Clusuml ln Struggling over their an- nual Repository General In- formation Quiz are some sen- iors in one of McKinley's various home rooms. JOHN PULLIN DIC K QUINN General Guleml s I I l Ll lmlll tl 111 t DOREILIN QUINN MITZI RANIEX WALTER RAMEY PERRY RANGE jAMl:S RATLIPF Classrm! General Geuelal General Imlmtual A1 tx L 11 Nl I LA L H Ixulll Xl U rl llnm i Num . A I ' K ' ' ' Q l ' 41x'l4' llowu-1 I. 3. .l. 43 llx Y 11 lilly-' ll.-:mei 2, Hwy' lbmri-1 1. 41 Vlzi-ml lilly! li-r14tvx'l.-.v5.X1w 1 -llfgv Vlulv 4. llvillvxlm L. 3. 41 N.lwn1ll llmm ,lm Y 'l',H, Q. .23 11,y1,' l4.,,..y,-gf Q' ,Il 35 l'1wmu'11ln1 llull 41 l'rr-41-li-nl 4: 1-Hull .nu-l l Q. 3. 4: Hifxm- .Xwixlnlmt J: llzunl l. J. 5. 4: IH-il 1.3. 4, 1+-immt -ww Q 'limrlt 1 51' ll 41 ll H !' Null l- bl 4 'l'n1v--x Iivlriwlwl fl. ll.u14l l. J. 3. 41 Sunny.: llzlnll .X1nu1LllSI.41'i llllsuu-X4 Xl.m J. 3. 4: 'lk-unix l. J. 3. 4: .u- 4: Fwi 'HP-Y l- 3 lfxvuim-4-r! tlulw 41 llmnu N. wlml lloiwr 4, Niall l. Q. 3. 4: llullc-tm l':uxln'1' 4: l..llv ,Xwiwiznli I, v . X V .X 1 X . , , . , . . N f'lli-ml l. 1. 3. l'lr-xslt-nt 41 liiil-' llulixl ' li Yfllfrzx ling! liufxtui' 4: l'i'wjutx- xr B115 Q liiwxt -' l: lllq C llq -' lion-ini' l. Q. F. 4 li!-Ig' Illllmu-1 I. j, ,L 41 jg llglllgullll tligmmgnzl 1. J: lilly! l.rmlcrw I. lxflilvxs I. l'l1fi1'1ll3..4Z ll1Iv1'ctlLnk.3.4 4 irla' l.L'.uluw Q. 5. l'l'v41f I.il.i.u'y l. 521' ' l UN'll J- ll - K .lr 41 Quill :UNI SU-..H 45 num: l. J. 5. Nlmxltlw llull 1 rllfgv l'lul1 l'x'm114lm 4, 1l1:lii'm.m 4: llxximznlif ll Ili-xpiqm l: 'I' ur-4 ,'!.:z l cxxluru lfulit wr 4: lfznll I'l:l5 l Hliirl-' Sl' we l.r-zlgmf 4: Ulllrc .Xvislzllll 5: llfm rnitxnt-4 I. J. S. 4: I-'.N,l', Xiu l'1't-Nlrlmmt 3. 41 Rumi f llllll l. Q. 5. 42 llnllox .31 lllvlml ll-in-11' 4. HORTENSE REEVES General tiixlx llmmfq-f 9, 4: lirmr. inf 100' ' 4 J. DOMINICK RICH General liuys' llmistri' 1. J. 3. 4. SUZANNA ROM ERO Home Economics Y-Teen 3: Girls' lliluster l. 2. 1. 4: Rvvziring 1100's 1. l I ROY REED General lluys' lluuS!m'1' 1. 2. ' BARBARA RIETCHE General liirls' lloostcr 1, 2, l'lmr:il 1. CARROLL ROSE Classiral X-lcen 1. J. 4: hirlm DEANNA REES BARBARA REINWALD IRENE RHODEN Commercial Business Commercial Home Economics Y-Tren Z. 3: Girls' Burnt- Y-Tccn J: l.:xtin 1: Girls' Y-'ll-vii 1: iiirl-' llfiostri' 4. ii' 1, 2. 3, 4. lliuister 2. 5. 41 Y lf l 1 ' 3: Quill :Incl Scroll 41 Vul- lcuc Vlulw 4: Art 1.1-:iguc 4: Ilrziiimtic R. 4: Times Stuff 4: l .X.f'. 4: Yxirsity Slim-vcli 1. 2. 3: Vriiiiliiittefss 2. BUEANNA ROBERTS General l'znmii1 South High Sclmul l. 2: Y-Teen 2: Girls' Ilmisier 4: Vhorzil 3: Roar- ing llllfs 4: F.N,l'. 4, liuuater 1. 1. 3. 4: Folly-ge Vlulm 4' H1111 1 1 P . 1 I . -. J. CTI lizmrl 1. 2. 35 Orchcstrn 1, 2, .iz lf,N,l'. .. 4, MARTHA ROYER ADELIA Russo l General Gene,-gl Yfll-611 1. J. 3: liirlf' tlii-IK llulstrr l. J. 2. 4. ll-mstur l. 2, K, 4: Girls' I.:-:ulcrs 2. 3, 4: liunrl lg ' I l Yiln Ilir lcp llsinf vzirml l, 3. ROBERT ROBERTSON MARY ALYCE Industrial Arls ROGERS Commercial Buys' llamstcr 1. 2. 3, 4. vvw, 1' f 1 . , T G I Y-Tern 4: Girls' llnuster 1, 2. 3. 4: tiirls' I.1-rulers 2, 3, 4: iullegc K lull 4: Art Len- guc Z. Sccrm't:iry 3. Presi- mlmlt 42 Uyviiiiiiltuw 2, 3: Ru:ii'im: llflii l. 2. 3, 4: l.:itin 1. LENA RUSSO BETTY SADDLER DANIEL SA General Home Economies IUI HX IL Ill Highlighting the annual Mili- tary Ball is the crowning of the King and Queen of the Band. And here they come-King Bob Hackley and Queen Ruth Mc- Laughlin. LLMFN BEI I'Y SANDERS General RONALD SAVAG General nvslf PAULA SLHADB LYNITA SCHINDLER D Classical E General P11 I uul HII IIS I ra Lg.: 4 K Il HARRY SHAFER LOUISE S Commearml Seeretuzlal Indus! l C' K II 'I 7 Il llll K lf HAFER T111 Arts COWIIIIEVCIHI fl CI I ul I mp B mr ri x g B lifls' lluuxtr-1' ll, 2. -3. 4: Yf'l'w.-mm l. J: ilurl-' Iinixr lilly! llf .' 'r l, J. 3. 4: Girl! li. stu' J. 4: Vlmrf H15 i llmmatcr l. ' lh 'zxl 4: Nl ' - Anus: 1 er l. J. Vlmmxll Z. 3: iz J. 3: 1:13.43 .Xrt .-1 gun 1.2. .', l'ull-f- Vlulr 4: li -3. 3, 4. l'L'11 ll: l 2. .li Ululmcs 'il I EA. , ' ' ORIS SEYMOUR ' Secretarial ' ' ' X -'I'-en J: l.:xtiu l. I. 5. 4: Y-Te 4x1 4: Girls' lilwster 1. iiirl! IS-fiat:-1' 2. 3. 4: Ui- llwyb' B4-'st A l. 2. 3. 4. Mil-lb' H ister l. 2. 4: lim- l,'l'.A. 1. 2. 3, 4: 1'-ell ge 2. 3. 4: Rug -i g lfllll 4. iam- Auierzuit 4. lim 1, 2. 3. 4: 2 l mintiv l'lulv lg Iih rug l. il lx 4: Ilan-l l. Z. 5. 4: Pep l. J. 4: fxsin :mil l. l S. 41 llx l erm l. 1. 4. D-I EILEEN SHARP SALLY SHEARROW Clasnral Com mercral I U thu 14 I311 DEAN SHEPHERD BILL SHORTHILL Industrial Arts C las vim 1 LENSLH EN SIDEN ER C lasxual Classrm! L 1 N1 111 K UUNICI 1 11111 1 1 11111 1 s 1 I 111 1t11n111 1I111111r C AROLYN SLOAN FRANCES SWIVI H Clafxlfal General 1 1 1 L GEORGE LARRX SIDERO MARKAY SIT7MAN C ARYLL SKOLMUTCH PATRICIA SLACK Commerual Sew ehn ml Genel al Commei cial 1 11 1 1I1111str.r 1 l 1111 l1111111111t1u JANET SXIITH KAY QPEAR INANLY SPECK C ommeruul Genera General l 55 Y T1-111 I. 31 11 r1S' B11 Nt- 111115 II:1-N11-1' J. Y. -1. R11.11'- 1-1' 1. J. 3. -1: 1- 1-11:1 .15 mg 11115, 11.11111 1. J. 5. 4: I'1-11 1111 J. 1: V11-1111N 1. 3. I 4- xa Z V 11-'jf II1111fIrr 1. I. 3, -1. Huff llvuwtcl' 1. Q. 1. -11 C' v111'I.f' P11111 4. V -Y . . . . . . , . 1.1-111111111 11111 f-1111.11 1. J. Buys' 151 -1c1' 1. J. 3. 41 Y-'11-u11 11 Girl! 111111-11r Y-'IL-1-11 1. Z: l1'r1-' 111 wt Y-'I'-4-11 2. 3. 4: 4111'- .12 Y-'ITL-11 J. 3. Girls' I11111':112.3. 41 I'111jc'111111 1: 1. I. 3. -1. tm' 1. J. 3. -1. , - 1. Z, 3. -11 H14 1s II .' -' 4: l'11111'111 1. J. .IL 141111-gc Illllll -11 1l1':1111:1ti1' 1.1-11114-rs 3. 43 l'11l1L'1l' 111111 I .'I'.1X. .11 'l'1111e-z Stuff 4: J: T11u11i:111 1: 1111111-11:1 J. 4: Girls' Swvicc 1.4'211ll'l' 4 Nut' :11 IIU1111' .11 i1: 11: X, 4: 1 :11l 1'1:1y J: 14:1111 .L 1111 1, 2. 3.44: 1'v1- 11111111 1110? 4: 1.1111 .-Xwist:1111 .11 4: P01 3:1 14. 1. J. 3. 4: ' -1 N: ' . 3, 4. Y:11c'fII:11'vz1rr1 3. 'B' .Ml f f' , 1 .1 . , 1 A .ff ' 4 I I 1 ' I . U ' I I XII1111 1, ji 3. -11 111115 l,1rl.' 15,11-11-1' 1. .. 3, 4. X 11111-83 4.1115 1I111.N111 1. 1 11-1-11 4g 111115 II1111x11'1' 1. 1111111 14111111 1- 1. 1. 1, ., 1I1111N11'1' 1. l. 3. 41 11111-14' l11r1C 1.1-11-11-A J. 5. -3. 1-11 .. 3. 4. 11114111114 111111 1. -1, J. 3. -51 14111111111tvc- 1. J. 1 11111-J. 1. -13 411111-1111- C1111 1.11111-11 Il1'.1111:1I11' JL 111111 111- V11111 -11 R11.11'i11u 111111 41 1 . N. V. 1. 43 Ru: .XviN1:1111 41 1-111111111111-- 1. 4. 1. WV- -1. J. 1: 1111111111: 1401 J. 5. 41 1'I.N.I'. -S. SUSAN SPEELMAN Classical X -I1-1-11 l. J. 3. 45 Girl, Ilzmsto.-1' l, 1. 3. 42 Xlxtirmzil Iluimi' 3. 4: Girly' Service 41111110 41 Rn:u'i11g l01l's Z. 4 ll 111 R ll l 7 2 4 3 11 fy- 11 ' 4 ' '31 W .N?ff'fl in fx 'ii' Y af MARION SPENCER Commercial Buxlness liirls' Il1mS11'1' l. 3, 4. Xl E Q51 SD' Sm QS ii? rx-1 FU G N5 iw QF' im gum ,lim :AQ 1'-z-1 M1 rx-1 Z U7 D' P5 5 Q 55 Rm 2-I rn 4 rn Z ua O I O E 3' 95 in n 5 S E3 W E 0 I CEB' Q77 QU mm N-1 O 5 'I' ii 'Hn DICK STALDER SHIRLEY STAMM Industrial Arts Commercial lhys' Ilwoitci' l. 2. 3, 43 Y-'l'1Ac11 l. Yicc I'rcSirlcnt 2. l'ri111i111l 7 I 4 7 4 14i1l'IIL I l '7 I 11--1 ,,.A,, .w.g,'s 4, Qlllll .1114l .t . H l1-gr 4'l11l1 4: 'llmvs Stull 43 liuiixllp., lllii ' 4 4 F111 J V v FAYE STANTON Commercial Yf'I'1'z'11 ,lg Uirle' Ilmiflvl' l, 11151-1' . -, .. 2.3.-1: R1-zlriilg l1P'I'x .iz UI'- -1'1'ull 4' ful- tim' .-XsN1N!:111t 4. ....,1 'I- inillvcx l. 2. A. -1, I um Q1 x 5 Ilo mstu 4 SKK vw ter N114 ll1ln 1111l1 ll11.,l1 Sc 10-'ul 111 s 111st61 115, 1 N 1 ,41 if 1111601011 3 mu +1 xismnt 1 1 Y 'I OM STROUBLI- Technical in 111 tu 111 wie. All 41 11 MARY SULLIVAN C ommercml een 1 mister I 3 4 0 me X 4141111 THOMAS STUTLER General xx s I 1112191 WARDELL SUMPTER General I Bows Booslex hor-1l I 4 ' 1 5 l 7 I ,, , E Y-'l7c1-11 4: liirls' if it-'1, Ii0,'i' if -' l, 3 .7 'im Kiirls' Il 5 1. 2, 3, 4, . 'li - ': ' 'Y fl B B1 J ' l. J. 3, 4: 7 3. -1. mi Y . Z, Yxirfity 5, 4, Cbllvg- flub 41 F.N.f'. 42 l. 2. 52 Girls' II: st' 4. P' X' .Z M Ar- If reign l,:1ng11:1gr Fluln 4: 5' . 3. 4: Stfg' fruit l'u1' 15' l'l11l1 4. 3. 4. I ,awww f. - 7 1 b 111-Y 1: is 111 , -- 1, 111,-.-' 11 . 42, .:, 4, whiff 1, 3, 41 M. fi- A.-.1-11 1 3, ' 43 Hun 1' ll ll l, I. xy ' 3 , . , .,,1 A '77 , 5 is 'ax 'fa Y-'I' l, 2, 31 Gil! Hi-Y .3 '22 B 5 ,2. .. 2 l'l111r:1l1. K' . .. 1 Baud 2. 3. ff' 1 eff 1 3. 1 , 5 ' I f .- llmrlie I, 2. Things seem to he really Swingin' as the Bobs , Rownd and Hacklcy, lend the way at the junior-Senior Party. DANA SWONGER LYNNE TELANOF PERRY THOMPSON PAT TITUS EDWARD TOROK General Claxsiful General Cluxsiral General I.x-hmziii High Sulxwfl 1. ll YfTi-rn 1. J. 5. 4: Hiri- l'lx-'itil l. J. .32 IW-1131.411 11 Y-Tum-n I, 'I'rc:ixi1x'r1' 1. .u ILA C Ilnffxn-1' I, 2, 4, Y-'l'u'u 1. J. 4. -31 Girl-' Ilmvxli-2' 1. J. S. 41 llfllvgc H.ukctb.ill I. 2. S. 4: 'lizxrk 41 Latin JL liirl-' Bmnstzfl' Ilfmxtrv' 3. 4: lhllcgi- Vlulm Vlulv 4: Nlwlmxi I,lH11ll11UIC 1, 4. X. 4. I. J. 3. 42 Uuill :inml SQ-rwll 41 .Xmllml Ymif 45 Uflius' 4ilul14. 45 Vullcgi- lillllv 42 'FEIHPS .X--inzmt R. 4: N.If.I.. 43 Stuff 4: Uffxri- .Xuiwtzuit 4: - v 4'-mllllxtti-cw 1. -L R1mi'iv1g UMR R. 41, Huliifv Roll I. 4. A Sf , 5 ,W A . k IRMA TORRENKQF BUD TROXLER MARY ANN TROYAN PATRICIA TUCK PATTY UNSVUORTH f,llNlU1l'I'LPid! Secreuriul 'I'eclJuiu1l Corrzrzzerciul Bminesy Cfmzrm.-rciul .Sevreturml Clussfiui 4.-,g.'14..,.,,, fi Hi Y ,. A. lm-' is . x 'I-fr ig 1. 14 mi: 1ei.4..1.' 1. J. 2, 41 x 1. 4, was lei, 1, Q, 44 4 Jian- 4i':Yi -33 . ,4. XI! 21- .Xxv-Tir! 'U iff I, 4 il1'U- fini' 4 1, Q. '. lj l'lxwy,Ll 42 Utilu' Swv '4 1. 1. '.4.'1':wl: 1 .XML-x im 4. hfmmvxlif- Q. lf Nm 1 4 5- HANK URBACH BILL VAN HORN ,IANICE CAROL VINCE JOE VITANGELI Classical Classical VAN VOORHIS Classical Classzcal H1-1' 1. 24 isuyy Ilfmsxcr 1. 111-1' 1. 3. .11 rally: n-11.51614 514551041 Girls' Iswsief 1. 1. A. 41 Y. 1x.,ys 1a1..,.1l- v 7 3. Pres. 4: Full:-ge flulu 1. 2. S. 4: Sui'11i11i11g Z. 3, 4: Y-'ll-cn l. Secretary 2, 3. 4: Teen .Z 3. 4: t'll4JI'lIl 2. 3. 4. Boy! l.e-:ulcrs l 1 4 4 flass Pres. 2. Yin'efl'i'0S. 'l'r:ml: 4: frwss I':mnt1'y 4: liirls' llofrster l, 2. 3. 4: Quill :md Scroll 4: llrllm-5:0 Vrwllegr- Kllulv 4 Sccy. 41 llzmsl l. 2. 3, 4: l'I11gi11cc1's' l'lnl1 Secretary l'hm':xl Z. 3. 4: F.T.A. 1. J, Vlllll 4: Ulvercttu 2. 3. 42 ep Bzmml l. 2. 3. 4: Swing 42 f'f'll1'Ll1' Vlllll 44 -i. 4: Vrrllvfle l'lul1 4: Oper- l.il1rz1ry Ffecretznry .ll 'l'i1111-S Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orch. l. Z. cttw 2. 3. 4: Bzmil 2, 3, 4: Stuff 4: F.N,l'. 3, 4: Iixrlx' 3 4: Stnzlcut Ifuuxril 1, 2. Swing Ii:1mlSi11ger3: Grin- Service l.e:1gnc 4: Uificu ? 4: Com, l. 2. 3. 4: Gulf 4: niitu-cs l. J. 3. 4: l:,N.l'. 3. .Xssislzmt 3: Movie Assix- llulletiu Cnr. 4: Ili-nur Roll l'l'U5Ill0llI 41 Rcmrinp: 1004 t:111t 2: K'11111111ittc-vs l. Z. 3. 1 2. 3. 4: l'111gi11m-1-1:5 Vlnlu l. J, 4: lifvznrirm 1001 l. 1. 3. 4: Nillillllitl llmmr 4, llrmum' Rull l. J. ARMANDO VITO DOROTHY VODOPICH ZITA VOLZER JERRIE WARREN BARBARA WATT General Com mercial General Commercial G e 71 ei al BUD! liuwstvi' l. J. 3. 'l'rL'zu- liirls' Ilmmxtcl' 2. .l. 4. llirlx' Ilrmalri' 41 llzmcl 4: iiirls' lluustci' 1. 3. 4. Y l'1'k'll l. ' 1 l n N nrer 4: B115 5' l.1-:ulvrx 1. J. lk-p ll:n111l 2. lllismtui' 1. I v l'rL'Si4lcnt 4: Vfvllvgi- flulm l.c:ulc1'-. J. 3, 4 Ml:Kii1lr5ilm- llrznflsnuni 4 Truck l. J. 4: Vruss uuutry 4: l'ln1gi11vu1's' Club RIIIIIIHICI' J. wwds BILL WHITE I ndustrial ling! lin-vstci' l, 4: Buys' lmulcrs J. K. 4: Nl:-nrizlgo.-1's 2. 3: lwv--llrnll l. 4: lrnrk J. BARBARA WILLIAMS Commercial Y-'l'cc1l 2. 3: Girls' Buns!- rr 1. J, K, 4, Art l,m-argue 2. 3: llrznugltiu l: Girls' Ser- xicc lxupnlr l. J, .11 Cmn- iuittres I. J: R.mriug 100's 2. 3, 4. PAT WIGAL Cw11.'11e1'c'ial Secretarial S1111 vlzlvintu lligll Sclmul 4: llirlsi lluustci' l. J. 51 llxmll l. 1. 3. 4: l'c'iv Bzn11lJ.3. 42 Girls' Srrvicr lrangllc- 4: Uyclu-xt1':l l. 2. 3. 4. BEVERLY WILLIAMS General 4ii1'ls'llm15!6r 1. 2. 4:Nlw1xi- mr Vlulr X'irc-l'n-si1lc-111 4. BERNARD WILLARI7 HENRY WINN CAROL W'IPPERMAN IJUANE WORTHEN Industrial Arts Classical Classical Commercial If-'N -' llwfrslm' I. I. I. 4. III Y I. li ling-I IIN--tn-r Virls Iiufvstur I. I. -II Iloys' Iiifustvi' I. 2. 5. -IZ I. J. -I1 I'r'wli'rtwx1 I. J. .5 Xrt l.L'Sljlllt I1 Ilrzmlgnilr 5. I'm:tIr:iII I1 Ilgi-IMtIr:II I. -I -3. 'lilxcslrlzm 5. -I: Ifzlll Play J. I. -I1 Il.nIIx:u:urfI J. 4' Iiwlrlvlg IIN! 2. F. -I. CAROL YEHNERT Commercial Business PHYLLIS YARNOVICH Commercial Secretarial Girls' Iiuosli-r I, J. 5, 4: flirls' Ilooslcr I. 2. 3. -I: .Xrt I,L'SU1llk' I. 1, 3. 41 liirl-.' Sm'i'YiL'i' I.L-:agile -I: Nloviv .Xasislnnt 3. -I. Hffiw .Is-istzmt -I1 Ilon-lr Roll I. I, 3. 41 Nzntinml II-mor -I. Preparing for graduation is always a big occasion. Here, al- though not easily recognized, is Billy Patterson being measured for his Cap and Gown. RONALD XVYNIN General In Iurg. Nmflx X l'Iix Ulziy ws Ilrlisim III gh Sch llmrzll .. 4: UM zltu I I il III I 'IIIIIVIIIU1 limi-I.'nII ' JERRY YOHO MILAN ZIMER JOE HIGH SCHOOL Industrial Arts General General Ilrmys' Iio-'atm' 4. tlnllc-gn' l'IuIy I'rcsuIi-in -3' XII .M't1x'llii- I. J. 4 flrnss Officer S1's'i'vt:u'y lluys' Iirmsli-1' I. 2. I. 4 Sluflem I'-uulcil R. -1: Has ke'!Iu:lII I. 2. 3. J: Vrou l':sumr3 -1: Has:-Ilnll I, I. 3. 41 Itllprineers llulr 4: X14- tioniil Ilouor -1. SE OR -11-11: 4 ! 11, F Z 3 Z 'Wu ST RS 1-'law X 1-'mwwfW'f M' ? 1 'Ez fi ,sy unnatural ff .'? 7 - 2 4- ff' 'X m nu ug K Q I 123' H11 - QQ NORMAN FRANK ig www fvrm ww- M vwwwf ,, was es? QE ff' pf W, , Q T f .Wiz K 3 4,2 . . ff ff ,lf Qi' W 4- rf. 4- PERRY THOMP NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Natlonal Honor Socxety xs an orgamzatxon to whxch a small percent age of semor students with well rounded personalmes and hxgh scholastnc records are elected A l1m1ted number of junnors are also selected on the basxs of scholarshxp ANNA MARY CIRACI ROSE DOUGHERTY IINDA ELLIOTT G1 RRY GOLDBPRG PA'I HUPPERT GENE PROEANT Evl5AfmF as LENSLHEN SIDENER SUSAN SPEELMAN 004 JEANETTE BARTH Nha 233351-,Half 'I JACK BONSKY ,G JAMES CHIN BETTY CINDEA CHARLES CLAXVSON RUTH KLINE 'VIARIA COSENTINO .L ff' 5 It A V.,. .,.,.., ' 5-:f.'-3' ..e ...,. QI- llll 5 ,, fr jg? f K . , - A , f A f A 1 I , f f gf- J if! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members honored in their junior year included, Anna Mary Ciraci, Rose Dougherty, Linda Elliott, Gerry Goldberg, Pat Huppert, Gene Profant and Susan Speelman. Lenschen Sidener was elected in her junior year at Lehman. The society is founded upon four ideals: scholarship, character, leadership. and service. Members of the society are those students who are considered capable of upholding these standards. JOE CRAWFORD DELYTE DeYARMON BRENT Dlx MARIE GARL PAULA GLODDE MARILYN GOSS SALLY GRUNZ ROBERT HACKLEY WILLIAM HALTER LINDA HERSHELL DAVID HIDINGER A BARBARA HUBERTY PATRICIA JOHN IOHN KEOSHIAN IEAN LEWIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Nominated on the basis of their grades, the faculty then decides which students are worthy of this special recognition. Fifteen per cent of the graduating class may be selected, but a smaller percentage is usually the rule rather than the exception. This year there were forty-five students receiving this honor. LUELLA LEWIS KENNY LOEHR NANCY MAGEE RUTH MCLAUGHLIN NANCY MOCK NORMA MORRIS MARK PERDUE PATTY POWELL VIRGINIA POWELL DOREEN QUINN DICK QUINN HANK URBAcH CAROL YEHNERT MILAN ZIMER WWW 'Qu A Q, Q, ', 8, S 1 32 I, X + -f ,ff 1 Q ! , :fm 51 if ,r,-. N New-A if ffv'73s H ,ek .A SOCK HOP :,,, V .Ai HQ, 5:6 i Sw .,..- 7' P C9 fri Wm Mx I Ig, ? ffl!! '-4.. x A rf Q. . limi Www ,Q I W, JUST BEGENNERS samsung ffP4fDfDl. 5323532 N-S., wr-v-vm, UNIORS Leading the junior class in their activities this year were: fSeatedJ President Milton Tar- ver, 4StandingJ Secretary Shir- ley Zagray, Vice President Judy Barnes, and Treasurer Nancy Jones. The 1955-56 school year was an exceptionally fine one for the Class of 57 . Dur- ing this year not only did the class accomplish many beneficial things as a whole, but there were also many individual triumphs received by outstanding members of the class. The junior-Senior party was a big success and the highlight of the school year, the Prom, was overwhelmingly gratifying, not only to the juniors who sponsored it, but also to the Seniors for whom it was put on. If the juniors keep their enviable trait of harmony and co-operation, there is no doubt that one of the finest classes to ever grace McKinley's halls will graduate in 1957. At the jr.-Sr. Convention, Al Hubbard tries to convince his fellow students to vote Junior Carnation. Clntly Arltuman Barney Adams lay Albrnght lohn Argxry Carol Armstrong., lohn Aventlno Ann Barnngaer lutlrth Barnes Bull Barron Barbara Bentlekgex Pat Bennett Roberta Beyer Carl Borowsk Beryl Brlggs Paul Brothers Lonnre By1ng.,ton Mary Camper lrancns W Cartler Beverly Chxdester Carole Coleman Peggy Collnns Delores Crrslrp Gene C rites Carolyn Croxton Angle Dasouras Margaret Datvuyler Shlrley Deal Don DL bantrs Sally Dnulxey Stella DlLklHSIJU Iohn Alexander Ronme Allen XVlllWUl' Antlcrson Arms Averette lames Barley Carl Baltlmn Drmrtrz Bastoums latlue Baster Bunnxe Becknell Wrllxe Blatkmon Pat Blas Penny Burk juanlta Brown Bob Burchett james Burton Martha Carter Joanne Cassel Lawrance Chapman Geraldme Combs Blondell Cook Charles Coulter Loretta Cunnmgham Donna Dager Betty Damels lrantns De lrancesto Don De Garmo hay De Palmo lacluc Dlllon Sylvxa Draltos lrul Drcxxry JU 1011 Q E? 7, 103'- C' xvy, -J, 'wr l . . . . -x 1- S., ' r , 1. rg -- x h 4 r . I B AM 3 . . 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V U3-gs ga' , , I , if ff as W 1... 3, qt, l ' ,t 67 K Bl lx? at-a QP'-n IOR a 35' .194 'uf 68 Ruby Du Bose Connie Dunn fvelyn Dunn Carol Eldx Ioe Esllch Pauline ESllLl'l Hyordxs Iangameyer Ired Fernandez Tony Iernandez Joanne Tredey Dalsy lreeman Verna freeman Par Gaffney IolLnra Gates Bolw German Meyer Grossman Gary Gursr Lola Halley Parry Harlan Io Ann Hatheld Ioy Haug.,ht Gayle Hershberger Terry Hoagland Robert Hood Frank Isabelle Raymond jackson Mary Ann James joe johnson Larry Johnson Al jones Iudy lldlilll Hank Eberharr Susan Fbcrharr Par Everhart Ianue lalconer Wulluanu Tales lads log.,Ll Wayne Ionres Bull Iosrer Wnllne lreeman Iranus I'r1end Beverly Trralex Gerrle CJOOLlNhll'1 Rxqhard Gregory Ike Grlmsley Sandra Hammond Ronnnc Hane Bob Hanes joyu Haught Lavern Heard Ionnle Hendrnx Teddy Hood Lee Huff Carol Hutton EnoLh Jenkms Bull Jeter Bxll johnson Dave jones Jaekne jones Phnlnp Jones lohn J y judy Kalser Arlene lxallos Earl Kennedy Paul Kertes Danny Klnch lanet Koehler Tony Koellner Ieannette kuntz ,lack Leonard Larry Levrne Stewart Levrne Barbara Llppert Alfred Lomhke Drck Lorrus Sally Marlxenzne Xwrllram Mannst Cyrene Margeolrs james Mathews jrm Maurer Nancy Maurer john Nieaaham Robe Medley Kathryn Mernzen Louns Mrchael Angelme Mlhos Dorothy Muller lreda Mock Shrrley Morrns Iudy Xlurphy Sandy lxanfer Xiona lxasler Dorothy Kelley james Krrman Rae Klme Allen Klmg Kenny lutz Dave Laumer Byron Leles Carol Lewrs Patty Lewrs Judy Lneber Linda Lowther lNlarg.,1e Lynn Deanna Mack judy Marino Drck Marnns 'yllrhael Nlaqsouh jon Maydock Nlary Mazeall Gary McCray Niary Mezqurta Larry Mhammond Barbara Michael John Mrller Carolyn Mxllhorn Nlargre Mmarrheck George Murray Rrchard Ixauglc JU 1oRs mf -Q ylerrl Naylor 4 sf VK g -Q N94 ff X x 4:4 1 'S-7 1125 1 0 hdgar Nelmanls Florence Ness David Nichols Jane Ogleslay Don ONeal Irm Oney Lours Pantelrs Joan Patton Roger Peffer Annette Prrolonn Irvnn Plotncr lrcnc Polosky C arolyn Preston ldna Prunty C ary Radclrflc Bonme Relcltenlwaugh Norman Rerter Ieasre Rendle Bob Robmson Drck Roe Drck Rokruth Shrrley Rushforth Phyllrs Schambs Rosemarne Scherer Larry Scott Carolyn Sehrans Harold Seymour Dean Shepherd Rhea Shuman Cleff Sickles James Nicholson Brll Noland Helen NUUC7 Arthur Ott Art Overcashtr Larry Packer Lendel Pentecost Don Pfeffcrman Ianlce Phnlpott Margaret Pol 1 Dennrs Potts lrederxclx Poxxt Walter Rama Vrrgrnra Ramscll Sharley Reed Marranne Rnese Ed Rlley ludy Rxttershauth Bob Rownd Ronald Rugrles Guy Rupert Anthony Schravone Darleen Scrpnont Stella Scrprone Juliette Shaheen Ruth Anne Shaulis Mona Shaw joanrxe Simone Louis Simonella Effie Singleterry UNIGRS C' I sian 45, fi 'W bb Ma 3 C le 'Sh it 2' 'f -L.'I 1 Q' VN .Ac we-it ,T-Ag. Merle Slaglc Charles Smith Irnest Smith Matilda Smith Sharla Speck Mary Ann Spencer Ladyne Spies Darlene Staltler Joyce Stephan Sandra Stevcns Duane Sticklc Roy Stidom Pat Sucheck Cortie Sumpter Richard Swager Bobbie Svsimmer Gerri 'lerczas Jack Tesch Chuck Thacker Harvy Thompson Mary 'lritclos Carol Tuscm Beth Tyler Joanne Lrtlea Marguerite Venson Robert Villartl Nick Vlahos Dorothy Votlopich Onclra Walker Nlyrtle Waller Joyce Warren Lois Jean Wentllin Juanita Whitmer Carolyn Williams Julie Williams Xlarjorie Williams Billy Wires Nicholas NX irt 1 Charlene Xwise Bill Worth litlwartl Yatlrnak John Zagray Shirley Zagray Dick Zutavern William Smith Dick Snyder Haroltl Spear Jerry Stallman Lancia Stanley Donald Stauffer Pat Strange Jim Streamo Richard Stout Naytla Swonger Malton Tarver Ruthanne Taylor Roberta Tillis Dave Tolson Willic Anne Travis Lorrctta Uric Stan Van Kcrn Vin Do stcn Pantel Vokonas Marilyn VonWyI Wilma Wade Georteianna Whet-lcr Hank White John White Doris Wilton Isabelle Winn Jutly Winters Rose Wrig., Lorraine Nwynne Boh Yacohut'ci G' r .,ce 1 J ,f U E - .- -S Q . F. Tk li K7 'iw 4 I an 1-.N ,gif ,thx 1 'h 1 ' 'ef A at-1 Qi 1 A J -NJA' S5 , ' 'S a fe -. ' ' 5 ' .X f , ff. s Nfpy , -' 'f gee '- L Ll '- A ' , , 'fs iz' , an 9 wi ,iff J - itll' f Q 7 an A 6 i rv ' 'bf ga 1 2' ' Tkxyswl' f l Jil H, in 1 X l , V 1 4 .J f 'F C E J A M SOPHOMORES At the head of the Sophomore class were: lLeft to rightl Pres- ident Obie Bender, Vice-Presi- dent Helen Bastounis, Treasurer Beverly Parry, and Secretary Nancy jo Rice. In the past year the Sophomore Class has given a fine preview of what they will be able to accomplish in future years. They were well represented in band, orchestra, foot- ball, basketball, track, and many other extra-curricular activities. The Snowflake Swing and the Spring Dance proved to be very successful, drawing a large number of sophomores. They have certainly proven themselves quite interested in their school by supporting Mc- Kinley's sports with a great deal of enthusiasm. Our school can be sure that their class of SS will never let them down. Things were really hoppin', bunny style, at the annual Soph- omore party. Xlustapha Abraham Dave Atlltxns Alml Aharthorn krnest Antlruxs Hazel Andrews Brutus Arnoltl utlnth AU.L,USIlHC Allen Aungst Betty Barley Carol Baresfortl Davnl Barkley Dale Barnett Ray Beck john Betkcr Ftltlne Beltller Arvllla B1glovv Mary Ann Bxrone Betty Blatkmon Don Boord Bette Bopa Gary Bowen Evelyn Brankel james Brnlges Betty Brrll Dnxle Brown George Brown Ronald Brown Mary Bryant Ruth Brynt Bolw Buclsey SOPHO lxathryn Alexander Nanny Allure Bolu Altman lxy Arnoltl Smtlra Arnoltl lxenneth Ash Steve Baker Rayonelle Baltlvsm Timothy Bann Glorla Barnett Paul Barth Helen Bastoums Luq Bell Rosetta Bell larry Bender Georg,1a Blumer Evelyn Bomar Ralph Bom Don Bowman Donna Boyd Marg.,arett Bracken Brll Brmey Don Brott Charles Brown Don Brovnnlng., Ilm Brumbaugh jean Brumma Patty Buchett Nlargaret Bush Loretta Cam 2 Cr ORES ww C7 .PW I ku 1' ak. if W C5 1.4 rv Y -vs v-'QW ', . , . A Sh :lr I V I 'A 5 V ' I , - 1. , 'QQ . 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Y V, , , -Z 9 1 ' ' in 4 7 len t 1 t -L, 5 Q 'v :g VA in A xi A YM tl, ri 'll-Ig' B J' 73 .ra We rv ww if in 'fi-2:1 lin 'N 7-W ,I 37' CD rc: I G CD PU rn i 11 v-.ad V7 5 x 55,5 3 74 Ted Caldwell Naolrne Caley lohn Calhoun Carol Carter Rohert Cassel Drclx C'lLlj.,l'lCX Louxse Chappell Betty Charleston Eduard Cherrrne Larry Clark Pat Clark Barhara Clavnson Gerr Clevlnger B1ll Clrfford Ronme Cogan Ronald Conlxlrn Susan Conrad Shrrley Corrrn Chuck Cravs ford Bruce Crrtes Rrchard Cross Larry Custer Wrllre Dadmman Bull Davrs Rehetea Dodrrll Florence Doeplxer Nrchola Donald Kenneth Dunham Dave Dyer Robert Ealun Sam Calhoun loc Carbenra David Carpenter Glorra Caulghey Ronald Cazzollr Betty Chadwrclt hlel Chuchanns lranlt Churchrll Donna Cmdea Lettrc May Clauson Don Clay Patrrcra Clayborne Barbara Cohen Nlary Ann Cohon Henry Coleman Albert LOFSI Les Cosner Leslre C094 Beverly Crow Rose Crowe Nlattre Curtis john Dennrson Nanny jo DePetrr Hazel Dvcon Bonrta Dovrdro George Dovrdro Lmda Dreyer Marlyn Eddy Ioanne Effantrs Esco lzller Ronald Lmmernck jams Frrckson Bxll Frlanger Norman Fernandez Linda Ferry Hermm I'1te Delores Fletcher Pat Fletcher lack Foster Pat Fry Douglas fuller Norma lultz Davld Gael Allen George Iamcc George jane Georlte Barbara Gilbert Irm Clascr Coleen Grmmes Elmer Grlnaldr Marjorre Hall Gwendolyn Harris Carre Hayes Clyde Henry Terry Hrlson La Raye Hxppert Davnd Hockenberry Ruby Holden Paul Holder Pat Hoot Norma Ervun Lawrence Fee Bob Fenwick Rheena lnte Rudy I'1te Ruby Fate Russell lreday Luther Freeman Rosle Freeman Carla jean Furney Fred Garrett Leta Garrett Lnnda Gastman Betty Gates Iullnan Gearhart led Goldman Barlmra boodxxrn Annle Griggs Donna Hamllton W1lla Hardln Danny HZFFIS Xlarlon Hess Delbert Hull Sharon Hull Larry Hodge Paul Hoffman Russell Hogue Ralph Hoover Wlrllxam Horton Walt Hox 0 'U I 0 Z 0 'FU l'-U cn V154 if Q' 'fill Q., I -1 in UP' L... K il 418 UL 73 cv fl R Al Hubbard James Hubbard Eleanor Huberty Judy Jacobs Rose Jacobs Linda James Betty Johnston Beverly ones Charles Jones Rosy lxaiser Esther Kamen Jerry Karman Anna Kessopulos Nedra Kile Sandra Knell oan Lamielle Tom Lamielle Keith Lasurc. Barbara Lee Doris Lee Gloria Beatrite Lee Bern te Leyyis Robert Lindemood Hermiene Linnderth Curtis Lorrah Jean Lorrah Dick Loughry' Marian Markovitz Helen Marks Jim Marks OPHO ORE Rithard Hunter Don Hyman John lnfantiedes 'ylarie Jenkins Niantlt Johnson Marne Johnson Ditk Jones Martin Jones Willie Pearl Jones Rol trt Kenn ard Judy lxern Bull lxescayells Joyte lxoons Lierildmt Lmey Bob laMar Shirley Lautzenhuser Carol Lavtritk Jean Leisure Ray Leeper David Leeper Terry Lennox John Litman Jim Little Pat Ltscker Ruth Malbouty Beverly Mansberry Harold Marian Eileen Marshall Earl Martin Alfred Masuch br 'H JA Nr-4 il? B ,rv 4'1 SOPHOMORE Sub IW? ir Q6 4-wa, 495 'JJ' ..,. 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N?- OPHO ORE 3' 41 V K I -4 ,,::-, CD 118' . , -0-,S 78 Hundlean Pride Hundlew Pride Robert Radslck Carla Rice Nanty Rice Carole Richeson lxatie Rogers Judy Ross Rosalie Rovrlec Bonnie Saunier Betty Savoy Linda Scheurer janet Severn Sondra Severna Nina Shatkle Rosle Shipman Marie Shive Lajeanne Sickles Rose Marie Simon Peggy Skelley Roy Sloan john Speroof Geraldine Spec Mike Spehar Fred Steffen Tom Steiner Jack Stevens Benjamin Strongs Sandra Suffecool Carole Sullivan Iloria Ramey Philip Reaves Bob Reed lutly Ritz jutly Robertson Ruth Robinson Beverly Ruftntr Wilaon Salevwslty Diane Santmyer Marvin Scovillt Bill Seifer Sandra Settle julia Shaheen joe Shevlin Bill Sikora Eugene Simmons Sandra Simmons Arlene Smith Ruth Smith lim Sparks Barbara Spicer Carl Staats Beatrice Stanley Pat Stough Doris Streets Jane Stringfielil Jack Sutton Donella Swain Rodney Swain Imnee Smsher Dram Sykes Htrry Sylycster Larry Thomas Verda Thomas Betty Trllrs Carl Tueker Barbara Undervyood Betty Underwood Julra Vmeu Vera Vogt Duck Waddell Roberta Wartluft btella Waselesky Carol Wassem OPHO ORES Dorothy Taylor lreeman Tay or lx Mae 'l rylor Stella Mae Tmsley Davrd Travns Anna Lourse Trump Charles Urban Phrl Van Marrm Paul Vaughn Edmond Walton Mary Ann Walton Naney Ward Geraldrne Watson Pat Weleh Barbara Wendell Darlene Whetstone Alnee Wlllrams Dtane White Arlma Wrllrams Mary Rose Wh1tehurstCarol1ne Wrllrams Ld Wrlhams l mncls Wrllrams Perry WlllldmS Jessre Wmn Bonme Wrpperman Blll Wrrth joyee Yells Peter Yerem Bob Yoho lane Ann Zaeray Charles Yerneehel Carol Yettlemoyer Robert Lee Wrllrams Alonzo Wrlscmn Patrlela Wilt Connre Wrsler Jerry Woodeook Io Worshll Harold Young, Judy Young, Carole Zeltlcr I Wig we 4 79 hi Vi.. SRC Heading the Class of 59 this year were: fstandingb Vice President R 0 c k y McBride, fseatedl President jeff Zellmer, Secretary jan Eberhard, and Treasurer Kit Young. FRESHMEN The freshman class entering McKinley in September, 1955, was amazed at the strange and different customs of high school students. However, after a semester of hard work they conquered the idea of high school life. Great pride was taken in their fine football, basketball and track teams. The back- bone of the cheering for the freshmen basketball games was Carol Georgas, Bonnie Fisher, and Sally Hershell. Beauty honors were taken by Peggy jones. who was voted freshman attendant to the Football Queen. Socially, the Frosh had a lot of fun working together and planning their two very successful parties. We are sure that the Class of 59 will be one of the best in McKinley's history. Adequately representing their class was the fine freshman bas- ketball team, shown here bat- tling for a victory against Can- ton Lincoln freshmen. Debby Abramson Barbara Adelman C eorge Arlinyg Darryl Allure Dean Allender Judy Allison james Anderson jerry Anderson ludy Anderson Betty Anthony lohn Appclman lxenny Arnold Anita Aufderhexde Betty Bailey Leonard Bailey Robert Ballard Dominick Balombo Tony Barutlt Linda Barth lewell Baxter ludy Bednartzylt Bobbie Bell Gary Belcich Dennis Bernard Xlary' Birone Patrick Blackmon Ruby Blackmon james Bonsky' Judy Boron Marvin Boslar FRESHME Fmily Alu lennie Albu Carol Alc-xmdcr Patty Altman Ronald Aluhaugh Ken Ancnl Richard Anderson Carol Andrevss Raymond Andreyy s Lee Arnol l Patty Ashley kenneth Atkinson Nancy Barlu lxenneth Bilxer lo Anne Balaslto Ditlx Barlngcr David Barker Dayil Barth C harles Begg Louise Bcgegs Henry Belden Gerry Bethsa jim Bilbrey Frank Bird John Blair Nlaryin Blankenship Patty' Bokulich Wade Bowers Gary' Bowman Dwyane Bradley' 'B' C' R? 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I john Craven Bessie Crislip Patty C roston X lvl mn C unnrngham Danny C urlutu f aroly n Curry john Daniel Nlary Danrels Davrtl Dashkovxtz Glorra Davns Larry Davrs Nlary Margaret Davx Marcel Degreef Wrllram Delon Bob De Meo Judy Diamond Robert Dlamond Margaret DlLkll'lSOIl Iohn Drag.,om1er Pat Durrow joseph Dvorovy Gary ltltman Antornette Etramedes Oan Izlllott hugenc Isysay Charles Iyans George lzvans Lrn la ltansxumrth Xldflfiil Itathera C. Croxyl I'ay Cuntliff Carol Cunnlnygham lrctl Curry Iohn Custer Rltx DAmbr0s1o Nanty Datyxyler B Davrs Carolyn Davxs Mxry Marg.,ret Davis Ronme Davls Donna Detlmon janrtte Dennls jerry Detchon Don Devles Niartha Doerschuk Mary Doerschuk Davnl Domenlc Brll Dyer Martha Iiarenfrght jan Iberhartl Retla Llllott Ruby Elllott Tom Prlckson Rosemary Evans Leona Eversole Darlene Iarley B xrrm lernantlea Rrthartl lcrnantltm Rllhdftl life FRESHME aa get 'wvlf' fx K. vii. T? Q9 it qi, 'rr t-' '39 joe Frleezgr Bonnle l'1sher lreda l usher Sul llrckrnger Freddre Flowers Norman Flowers Beverly Foote Don Fowler Bonme Fox Diane lrank Larry Frlsch Patty Fronsman Brll Fuslto Iudy Gaddts Betty Garner Gary Garrxson Charles Gates Burce Gentry Francne Grlbert Harry Grrton Mary Glendennmg., Donna Gonglofl C arnlyn Goodrnyg K lfillyll Goodvull Buddy Grasse Donald Graves Samuel Graves hdnth Grossman joan Guedel Sam Guldone Annonette Frrrarello Vrrgrnra Fitz Ruth Fletcher Nerner Flowers john Fontes lxaren Fortney Robert Fox lack Foye Mnchael France Beverly Fryberger Nancy Furden Deanna Furr john Gamer Freda Gardner Hattle Gardner Nancy Gerber Carol Georgas johnny Glbson Tom Gott Esther Goldstem Marrlxn Gondern Dec Anne Gordon Marlene Goss Loretta Gouge Bull Green Davrd Greene Re5,g.,1e Grosklos Chuck Gupton Elame Gust james Gyalog, V Vg.. ,Q ,R I . , . . , ,. X yf : :' . I l. if i Zi, , Q ,E-1, . , , , 4x - if , 1 V L , Y ' ,-fy' get 'fd Y J -- V Mm . 4' , Rl F . 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V Y if 1 fl L ' '- - , if Bob Habll Lnzzre Hall Shrrley Hall Revere Hammond Betty Hanenkrat Rosalre Haney Dorothy Harper C Harrrs Lmda Harrlson Thelma Haynes Robert Headley Sandra Hexsler lohn Hermon Ted Heropoulos Ronald Herrrt George Hrlty Tenure Hrnton Edith Hoagland Darlene Hoover Roberta Horten Ioanne Hovance George Hovyell Kenneth Howell Ardella Hubbard Edna Humberston Glorra Huth Sandra Hupp Phyllns laclxson XX rllle jan son lulaenrx Gactano Vernon Hall Bonnxe Hamlin Delores Hammond Charles Hardxe Helen Hardre Darlene Harper Gary Hasseman Barbara Hayes Beverly Hayes Robert Hempel Louise Henderhan Niary Henefrat Sally Hershell Russell Hxggrns Shrrley Hxleman James Hoagland Fred Hocking Nancy Hodge Robert Hovatter Herman Howard Gearlrne Howard Donna Huberty Lmda Huff Clara Hull Pauline Inman Theodora jaeksrth Dayrd jackson Pat Janson Way nc Janson D ul Ins FRESH E 'vcr i 5.5 QA.. IM I A 6 4 A L R , - . 1 s. x i. 1 W I A2 Y , X, V , . I V , 51, 1' , , ,,, H . Q.. 'C7 3 . 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K '1 ' I FRE HME R51 BIS' Y-r 5 if-D. 1 Wi :ffl lv' 87 Roy Xiagee Terry Magaffee Donald Makslm Judy March fltlllll Marlon Carl Marks Brenda Martm Darlene Martm Randy Martmez Dallas May Dana Mayle Davld Mayle Mmhael Mayle Rocky McBrxde Bonnie McCall Alxce McCoy Lrnda McCoy Betty McC,ulloug.,h Lorna McDonald Xlnke McFlroy Pa ty XItFadden Elaxne Meeks Gary Melser joseph Niendes Judy Niichael Arlene Miller Barbara Miller lla Xlitnhell R. Xloans Sandra Xiohr C Maly Sally Maly Aprxl March john Marks ludy Marks Paula Marks Charles Mason Eugene Mastm Thelma Mathess Delbert Mayle Gretchen Mayle Laura Mayle Edward McCall Don McCord Dxck McCormrLk Terry McCullough Davrd McDermott Kathryn McDonald Kenth Mdntosh Blll McKlnney Bull McMullen Antomette Merandes jacquelyn Nlercer Ann Mntcrthe joe Miller julia Miller Par Niinitti Bob Moore .Ioyce Xioran Willie Xiorris ef fs 'rv vii lb.. tw: Qui 0 I FRESHMEN vf 3 5-V r-A Q X wifi. 4-1 88 Wayne Morns Dawn Mornson Niary Mossgroye lack Murphy Beverly Mutu Gladys Myers Dorrhca Neth Iranlx Nluyell Herman Nexxhouse Gary Norheraft Echo Norwood Dolores Nune7 Bob Olrvera Del Omspaclxer Lourse Osborn Phnlrp Papadopulos Irm Parlunson N Passvsaters Larry Peterman lames Peterson Ynxan Pctrlson -Xrr Phelps Berry Phllahaum June Porrrer Iames Polk Iudy Poorman jon Prerss Rxchard Presuttl X rrgrma Provens Dick Munrean Dxana Murphy Fred Murphy Carol Nassett Ronald Needs George Ness Gcorkge Nxcholson Carol Noonan Xvonne Norms Nlarlon Oarazaro Cathy ODea Gary Ohman Raymond Ott Charles Owens Lovxe Owens Buddy Parsons Barb xr 1 Passvs aters Mary Peterson Iamce Perko Ioan Perko Pat Phlllrps Rebecca Phllpotr Gay Plerce Glenda Pooa Narhannel Pope Bill Poulron Patty Pullrn Harold Pyle Ray Pyle L 0' L' . 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Standing-Jo Worshil, Marilyn Goss, Judy Rittersbaugh, Armando Vito. Gerri Tere- zas, Bob Rownd, Dimitra Bastounis, Don O'Neal, Dar- lene Stalder. Iris Baldwin. Dave Hockenberry. 56 MCKINLEYITE Th1s year every member of the yearbook staff learned at least one lmportant element co operatlon wlth fellow workers The McK1nleynte staff was made up of two parts the edntorxal staff and the busmess staff The edxtorlal staff wlth its hard workmg McK1nley1tes actually planned and produced the yearbook They gathered mformatmon selected the pxctures to be used wrote all the captnons for the pnctures and prepared the wrnteups The busmess staff took care of all flnancmg and promotnon of the yearbook and sold space for advertnsmg Each mdnvxdual job had 1ts own responslblln ues and every one proved that no task was too dxffxcult to be conquered The ups and downs headaches and fun help prepare each member for college and future responsnbxlntles b 'Ilhe stafffhopes that you m lookmg thru thxs oo wxll md lt as enjo able as we have re parlng and presenting nt y P DICK QUINN Buszness Mana er BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Dick Qunnn Adzernszng Nlanaqer Frank Isabelle Assistant oan Lamlelle Bfivkkeepef Betty flndea TIPISIS Ruth Klme Dana Swonger Pl90l0g1'dfJfJ61' Dave Hockenberry Ad Takers Esther Kamen udy Abramson Nayda Swonver Myer Grossman Patty K1rk Dor1s Wxlton Angle Dasouras Shnrley Belcxch Pat Everhart Sylvna Drakos Sealed Frank Isabelle joan Lamxelle Standing Esther Kamen Shir ley Belclch Nayda Svnonger Betty Clndea Angle Dasou ras Rhea Shuman Sxlua Drakos I ons Wilton Pa Swonger Ruth Klme , . ' 5 , , . 5 wx s 9 A - I 7 , ' - . fl 6 . I . . Cashier aaggg aaaaaa I S as sussuus ,.sss I sssss S Rhea Shuman -V fir if iiii i V ii iiii l , I : 7 J D 9 aj 9 1 , n , Q , I a a - T s , ' V . ,Q . ' , 1 '- ' , L na .hy Q50 'O wr, ofomlq, Qy X Y VF '-bi Z-,K 1 LUELLA LEWIS img sims: ' The selection of the girl to honor as Miss Mclxmleyite was a serious task one that el1g1ble The time and effort spent in analyzing their records was gratifying because the final analysis revealed that one girl was so worthy and so deserving that the title of Miss McK1nleyxte should be hers Prominent in many activities including Girls Boosters Future Teachers Choral Club Office Girls Yearbook Staff Service League Quill and Scroll Nat1onal Honor Society and College Club she is always ready to lend her assistance whenever it is needed There is nothing that IS too much trouble for her to do or that requires too much personal effort She only has to be asked for a favor and it is as good as done No matter how large or small the task may be It IS always finished quickly and with amazmg efficiency Her pleasing personality ready smile and sense of humor makes it a pleasure just to be around her May it be said that she 1S one of the fmest young ladies in this community It IS with great pleasure that we proudly bestow upon LUELLA LEWIS the title of Miss McK1n leyite of 1956' As Editor of the Senior Section in the McK1n leyite Louie was constantly at work She is shown laboring away on her trusty typewriter trymg to meet the deadlme for her section 97 0 - N Q9 , U Qxx X . 'K' V -- is f T f eh f A r T ,gn I ...A f I - ' 1 ll i Q X 3 recluired hours of study to thoroughly examine the qualifications of the many girls, that were PW NANCY MAGEI' Edztm Imut :ou Carol Vmce Shxr ley Stamm Sally Grunz Anna Mary Clracl Setond :ou Cathy Ollea Ken Loehr Mane Garl Bar bara Remvs ald Pat Warrxck Nancy Coombs Ins Baldvun Absent Doreen Qumn THE TIMES lor the first txme 10 the hxstory of publlcatlon II McK1nley the Times Staff publlshed an extra cdmon when the Bulldogs defeated the Tngers for the state football champxonshlp Another first m the paper was the addluon of the Scholast1c Roto, a composnte of pxctures and stornes concernmg h1gh school students from all parts of the Umted States It was added to gwe Tlmes subscrlbers a wlder range of mformatlon Seventeen members of the Txmes staff were ac tepted for membershrp m u1ll and Scroll M155 Mary Hanna acted as adynsor to the group EDITORIAL STAFF Edztof Ill cbze INeu 5 Editors Feature Edztor Make up Eclztor Asszvtant Sports Edztm Assistant Columnist rdXbI071.Y Reporter Nancy Magee Anna Mary C1rac1 Shlrley Stamm Doreen umn Sally Grunz oe Crawford Ken Loehr Carol Vmce Marle Garl Ir1s Baldwln Barb'1r1 Re1nw1ld 98 STUDE T COUNCIL This year's Student Council was expertly guided by James Chin. Assisting him in his various duties was sec.g and Nancy Jo Rice, treas. The institution of honor study halls for each period, music over the public address system in the morning and a monitors club were the newly undertaken projects of the Stu- dent Council The projects which were renewed this year were the Red Stocking Campaign at Christmas Spiritual Emphasis week at Easter and Stunt Night A new and successful undertaking along the social line vsas the Sock Hop which dreyy an attendance of lpproxx mately 500 Mr Alyin Boyd was the faculty adyiser Nancy Jones Anna Mary Ciracl Nu! lable Lind Elliott Helen Bastounis Judy Wood Bill Baxter Judy Robertson Hank Urbach Sandra Arnold Pat Fletcher Beyerly Parry Shirley Zagray rd table Nancy Jo Rice Betty Gates Bob Clatterbuck Jim Chin Milan Zimer Chuck Clavsson Ronnie Carnahan Jan Eberhard 100 . . , . . . V , K q . . . 5 t f ' f 1 t 't ' ' ' ' ' ' L . 2 - ls! table: Judy' Barnes, Judy' Rittersbaugh, Pat Everhart. Frank Isabelle, Pat Altman, Shirley' Belcich, - : . - Y D 3. V U A 9 V 9 , 9 SI' I 1' , I' , '. I I . A I , ' ' . , . his cabinet: Linda Elliott, vice pres.: Judy' Barnes, 00 COLLEGE CLUB All college-bound students met twice a month to hear discussions on the ad- vantages and disadvantages of the differ- ent types of colleges, their requirements, scholarships, curricula, and campus life. The club, under the supervision of Miss Lillian Walton, sponsored the annual College Night held at McKinley. This year's College Club officers were left to right Luella Lewis, treas.3 Dor- een Quinn, program chm.g Milan Zimer, pres., Bob Clatterbuck, v. pres., and Lin- da Hershell, sec. Ron' l: Arkow, Chin, Flowers, Perdue, Keoshian, Ron' 2: Garman, Fromholtz, Hidinger Goldberg, Clatterbuck, Diamond, Frazier Sidero. Rau' 5: Troxler, Curati, Zimer, Carnahan Clawson, Bonsky, Fagan, Vito, Griffith Ron' 4: Shorthill, Baxter, Miller, Neimanis Herritt, Halter, Cooper, White, Savage Rau' I: Morris, Baldwin, VanVoorhis, Rose, Speck. Rou- 2: Coombs, Mock, Huppert, Price, Hershell, L Lewis, Swonger. Rau' 3: Consentino, Reinwald, J. Lewis, Diana, Hardie. Quinn, Hodnick. Rau' 4: Schaub, P. Powell, Sloan, Garl, Kirk, john Cook, Huberty. Rou' 1: Vince, George. Fisher, Magee, Telenof, Buck- ridge. Rou' 2: Stamm, Elliott, Ciraci, Lightner, Hutchinson Mazeall, Smith. Rau' 3: Brady, Rogers, DePetri, Tuck, Garrison, War rick, Slack, Moore. Rau' 4: Parker, V. Powell, Goss, Markos, Fuller, Titus DeYarmon, Karipedes, DeMarzio. A GIRLS' BOOSTER President Anna Mary Ciraci posts picture on the bulletin board. Action has been the by-word of the Girls' Booster Club this year. The club enthusiastically supported and promoted plays and sponsored assemblies and dances. Several girls again co-operated in the red glove project which added color to the cheering section at the bas- ketball games. The cabinet officers were: Anna Mary Ciraci, pres.g Nancy Jones, lst v. pres.g Rosemary Kaiser, 2nd v. pres.g Judy Barnes, sec.g Marilyn Goss, treas.g Vir- ginia Powell, program chm. Fuller, appointed publicity chm. This large club was advised by Miss Ida Gal- breath and Miss Sue Barthelmeh. Newest in Booster activities was the Booster Store, where members sold school supplies every period of the day. The girls in the club also sold programs, ushered, and worked in the coat room at the fieldhouse in order to help raise money. Funds obtained by these various projects will be used to redecorate the trophy hall and cases. Judy Abramson and Barbara Hod- nick wait for a sale in the Booster Store. Officers were. left to right: Anna Mary Ciraci, Nancy Rayonelle Baldwin and josu Nh jones, Rosie Kaiser. Judy Barnes. Virginia Powell. f.0y at the Little Girl Pdfil Marilyn Goss. D President of Boys' Booster Club, Hank Urbach. Dick Quinn, v, pres., Hank Ur- bach, pres.: Frank Isabelle, sec.g and Armando Vito, treas., admire the Rutgers trophy. BOYS, BOOSTER A smooth running school which meets with suc- cess in both the academic and athletic fields has to have outstanding students - students who can carry the ball across the goal line or chalk up high scores in tests. A McKinleyite who cheers on the team is an essential part of a good school. He keeps the morale high, makes victory worth the effort, and makes sportsmanship of more value than success. Among the good citizens of McKinley were the Boosters who cheered their teams on to victory. The Boys' Boosters staged their biggest event of the year when they helped with the skit for the assembly preceeding the Massillon game and met with the Girls' Boosters for the Football Dance. For their yearly project they painted the Physical Therapy Room where the whirlpool bath and heat lamps are located. Mr. Clayton Leyda was their advisor. Exhibiting the whirl-pool bath in the Physical Therapy room, recently remodeled by the Boys' Booster Club, is basketball star Milan Zimer. Absent: Angie Dasouras. v. pres. ODER ANGUAGE CLUB The Modern Language Club consisted of students with a desire to become better acquainted with the modern languages of today. The president was joanne Fredey and there were three vice presi- dents representing the German, French and Spanish languages. Mr. Newman Powell, Miss Elizabeth Motschman and Mrs. Louise Khourey were the club advisors. Entertainment was provided by the different languages at the meetings which were held once a month. lxt row: Phillips, Swisher, Sim mons, Freeman, Vaughn, R Eakin, Vokonas, Yerem, J. Eakin, Warrick, Gadis. 2nd rou-: Michaels, Popa, George, Cassel, Hardie, Mil ler, Stone, Vess, Mosgrove. Sn! row: Hamlin, Gonder, Ake, Moch, Kaiser, Isabelle, McCoy. Holden. Schick. LATIN CLUB Veni, vidi, vicif' The oldest club at McKinley, the Latin Club, is for students whose interest in Latin extends beyond the classroom. Through the club, the so-called dead language is brought to life with the presentation of short Latin plays, songs, games, and quizzes on Roman history and mythology. Miss Ruth Erdman was the ad- visor of the club. , .. r l Q ... 4 A Pres. Joanne Fredey. v. pres. john Herritt, v, pres. Darlene Stalder sec. Arlene Kallos, and treas. Enoch jenkins discuss plans for a meeting 'ff . r r , ff-2' 2 . Q A L ' .,'- Q, ' ' Q' gn? : M ,- A. GIRLS, LEADERS The Girls' Leaders Club started the year by adopting a new constitution which limits the club to junior and Senior girls who have a scholastic average of 90, and an average of 90 in gym. Highlights of the year were the initia- tion of the new leaders and a sports night with the Boys' Leaders Club. Miss Kay Fisher advised the club and the officers were Doreen Quinn, pres., Nancy Fisher, v. pres.: Patty Powell. sec., Nancy Ash, treas. This yearls officers were Doreen Quinn lseatedj, and Nancy Fisher, Nancy Ash, and Patty Powell. Row 1: Eakin, Everhart, Bennet, Shaheen, Cassel, Evans, Mazeall, Zagray, Benedict. Rou' 2: Barnes, Fisher, Myers, Quinn, Rogers, Garrison, Liber, Williams, Jenkins, Hardie Slack. Rou'5: Travis, Efantis, Jones, Waller, Zagray, Watt, Royer, Burke. Powell, Carnahan, Ash. if va. sg' 1 P Directing the Boys' Leaders were Ovestcr Flowers. v. presg Chuck Rezenbrink. sec.: Armando Vito, pres.: and Louis Simonella. treas. af W Armando, Chuck and Ovester demonstrate their agility on the parallel bars. BOYS' LEADERS Boys' Leaders bounced back into prom- inence again this year, giving exhibi- tions at the Yale-Harvard basketball game and the Halloween party, at Memorial Auditorium. Mr. Harry XVeick was their advisor. if ff . gif 2 . ' f 2 ' 2 5 L ff, at W 'M ' f it 4 Q he ii Ron' l: Little, Spearoff, Portife, Callicoat, Eckman, Sickles- Vokonas. Ron' Z: Baldwin, Brumbaugh, Lewis, Koutras, Flowers, Philips, Slagle, Locker, Vitangeli. Rau' 5: White, Griffith, Renzenbrink, Simonella, Neimanis, Sparks, Guist, Vito, Friend, Ramey. 107 N.F.L, members were- Rou' l: Kamen, Sebrans, Goldstein Fredey, Worshil, MacKenzie. Rau' 2: Swonger, Dillon, Eakin Travis, Drakos. Gastman. Rou' 5: Mazeall, Young, Ackerman Stanford, Fernandez, Huberty, Gil: bert, jones. Ron' 4: Ake, Dasouras, Bonsky, An- derson, Frank, Terezas. Hidinger, De Yarmon. PEECH N. F. L, officers were Dave Hidinger, v. pres., Fred Fernandez, sgt. at arms: Cindy Ackerman, sec. treas.: and Norman Frank, pres. Absent: Lonny Byington. recorder. Varsity speech members were F. Fernandez, J. Dillon, D. DeYarmon, S. Drakos, C. Ackerman, W, Travis, M. Mazeall, A. Dasouras, E. Kamen. N. Frank, E. Huberty, L. Gastman. DEBATE Varsity debaters were Elea- nor Huberty. Cindy Acker- f man. Esther Kamen, jack Bon- sky, Norman Frank, Dave Hidinger, Linda Gastman. Membership in the National Forensic League is based on participation in speech tournaments. The Canton McKinley N. F. L. has had a busy and successful season. They got off to a good start by winning the Voice of Democracy contest for the third year in a row. The debate teams also had good records this year as they carried off trophies at jackson and North Canton tournaments. The varsity debaters beat Lehman to win the Ohio High School Speech League district finals. McKinley sent nine members to the state finals including five individuals and the A debate team. On january 22, McKinley held its annual debate tournament which is the largest in the country. This year the trophy was awarded to Doylestown. Scattered throughout the speech season are social events such as the fall roller skating party- the annual Spring Awards Banquet, and the annual picnic. Mr. Robert Pfendler was the speech and debate coach and the faculty advisor of N.F.L. ' Esther K., Bob, Jackie, and Esther G. get together for These busy bees are tallying the results of the Mc final review of their speeches. Kinley debate tournament. Coming down the stairs are Mary Dennis, treas.: Marie Garl, pres.g and Paula Glodde, sec., absent was Betty Cindea, v. pres. Rau' I: Norma Morris, Rose Dough- V A erty, Ruth Cline, Anna Mary Ci raci, Doren Quinn, Nancy Magee Luella Lewis. Row 2: Carol Yehnert, Linda Elliott, Paula Glodde, Marie Garl, Kath- erine Boni, Patty Powell. Ron' 3: Jeanette Barth, Mary Dennis, Virginia Powell, Marilyn Goss Barbara Huberty. 110 ERVICE LEAGUE The twenty-three girls who had an average of ninety or above at the end of their junior year were the members of the Girls' Service League. In service to the school their main duties were usher- ing and acting as guides. In service to the community they donated a basket to a needy family at Thanksgiving and went caroling in the Aultman Home at Christmas. Miss Inez Summers acted as advisor to the group. 7 Members of the club are: Ron' l: Maurer, Thacker. Thompson. Jones, Friend. Ron' 2: Mr. Buchanan ladvisorl Lewis, Miller, Sloan, Marks, Pef fer, jacoby. Ron' 5: Bunn, Bradley, I.aMar, Will ton. Mcndell, XVires. Absent: Brown, Hoy. GRAPHIC ART Officers of the Graphic Arts Club- jim Marks treas.g Harry jacoby pres.: and Roger Pcffer v. pres. discuss a pamphlet to be posted on the bul- letin board. 2 I Wfith the other members of the Graphic Arts Club observ- ing, jack Radcliff embosses on a Verkal type press. RT LEAG E Attention future Rembrandts: The Art League was organized just for you. The only require- ment for membership is an in- terest in knowing more about art. The members learned about the history and background of the field of art, and were under the competent supervision of Miss Key Xwenrick. ST GE CRAFT Backdrops for plays and Na- tional Honor programs, Christ- mas decorations for the front hall, and football coronation plans were the major products of the boys in the Stage Craft Club. This club was under the direc- tion of Miss Martha Bozman. Members of the Art League were- Rou' l: Showalter, Vogt, Huff, Rogers. Zagray, Goss, Baldwin, Myers, Hamilton. Ron' 2: Fisher, Chappell, jacohs, CQ. Lamielle, J, Lamielle, Huherty, Lorrah, Georges. Walls, Fredey. Ron' 5: Karman, Knell, Belcich, Swonger, Madden, Glaser, Cowan, Nichols. Fernandez, Brown, Levine, Yarnovich. 4- if W 1 :fr rx' P' gf 1,- sss , 3 sf-s Q-XV E Rou 1 Daxe Carpender jerrx Stuhlman George Fromholtz Mark Perdue Rau 2 Lewis Michaels Bernard Adams Richard Staudt Ray Lewis Gary Hasseman Rou 3 Paul Brothers jim Streamo lNorman Fernandez jim Glazer Dan Barkley 112 mf? Rau' 1: Brunner, Young, Stromski, Martinez, Plotner, Ancil, Hasseman, Swogger. PRO JECTIO CLUB Lights out! was a phrase frequently heard in room 321, the projection room. Each period there were two boys, trained in the use of the projectors, ready to start the cameras rolling for any teacher who wanted to show movies. Mr. Arthur Rittersbaugh was their supervisor. Rou' 2: Hendrix, Speroff, Maley, Curry, Mack, Michael, White, Stanford, jones, Thompson, Ratcliff. Row 3: Joy, Rowles, Powe, Minocchi, Clay, Murphy, Chester, McBride, Robinson, Madden, Tarver. Mitchell Bloomfield leads as Rau' l: Mr. Buchanan, Bonnie McCall, Gordon Dodrill, Ron' Z: Larry Schaffer, Rhoena Fite, Wfayne Radcliffe, and john Frazier leave for a field trip. ll3 CAMERA CLUB The shutterbugs were or- ganized under the direction of Mr. Ralph Buchanan to further their knowledge of photography. Their officers were Mitchell Bloomfield, pres., Larry Schaf- fer, pres.g john Frazier, sec. treas.g Wfayne Radcliffe, pro gram chr., Gorden Dodrill, ac- tivities, chr. ATHLETIC OFFICE Typing contracts, answering correspondence- and filing were a few of the duties performed by the girls in the athletic of- fice. Supervising the girls in their work is Mr. Bup Rear- ick. The girls were Linda Her- shell Cseatedl, Barbara Claw- son, Sandra Kanfer, and Iris Baldwin. Absent was Angie Da- souras. OFFICE GIRL Girls helping the secretaries in the Main and Attendance Offices were - Ron' Rou Rau Rau Roll' I 2 5 4 5 L. Lewis, Huberty, Dougherty, Swonger, Rose. Unsworth, Stanton, Michaels, Mock. Shaulis, Yehnert, Sloan, Goss. Markos, Lautzenheiser, Glodde, Hinkie, Titus, Hutchinson, J. Lewis, Hardie, Markovitz, Diana. n Q - 1 X j I N ff A Y-TEE Officers of the clubs were Ron' l: Dorthea Neth. Fr. Soph. treasg jo- ann Urdea, Jr. Sr. v. pres.: Luella Lewis. jr. Sr. sec.: Beverly Parry. Fr, Soph. sec. Rau' 2: jean Quinn. Fr. Soph. v. pres.: Gerri Terezas. jr, Sr. treas.g Doreen Quinn, jr. Sr. pres. junior - Senior cabinet members were Left side of table: Donna Mar- koxitz. Delores Hite. Shirley Zag- ray. Deanna Mack, Linda lilliott. Right side of table: Annu Mary Ciraci, Mary Mezquita. Hjordis Fang- meyer. Nedra Cook. Virginia Powell l I I l i Each member of Y - Teen pledges herself: To grou' as zz permn. To grow in friendship with people of all rates. religions. and mzliomzlities. Ami to gran' in ilre krmzvledge and lure of God. The school club was under the direction of Miss jean Mcilusky. Freshman-Sophomore cabinet members were Gaye Phillips. Glenna Popa. joy ce McCoy. Rosie Kaiser, jane Ann Zagray. Sandra Suffe- cool, Vera Vogt. Arlina Williams. Carla Rice. r FUTURE TEACHERS Members of the Future Teachers Club belong to part of a national organization which is de- signed to interest and educate all high school students who are Considering the teaching pro- fession. Speakers, movies, and substitute teach- ing help members decide whether or not they will be suited for this type of work. Officers of the club were fseatedb Barbara Huberty, v. pres., Nancy Magee, treas.g fstand- ingl Marie Garl, seC.g and Patty Powell, pres. Miss Inez Summers and Miss Ethel Swinehart were the advisors of the club. Freshman - Sophomore members were Ron l: McKenzie, Michael, Shaheen, Adelman Gastman, Farrello, Parry, Noonan, Smith. Row 2: Markovitz, Timar, Hamlin, Elliott Nassiff, Gilbert, Keller, Fenwick, Voltz jenkins. Rau' 5: Klebaum, Cole, George, Popa, Dodrill Mosgrove. Erenfite, Georgas, Huff, Holder haum. Rau' -i: Grossman, Wolf, Nolan, Santmeyer McCoy, Suffecool, Russ, Quinn, Trump Horton, Knell. .... 4 Q - l junior - Senior members were Ron' 1: Mez- quita, XX'arrick, Morris, Consentia. Hershall. Rau' 2: Fredey, Urdea, jenkins, Schauh. Mar- golis, Ciraci, Magee, Lewis. Rau' 5: Herschberger, Kallos, Huberty, Dra- kos, john, Elliott, Van Voorhis, Ritters- baugh. Shaulis. Rau' 4: Meinzen, Swonger, Kaiser, Milhorn, Von Wy'l, Ackerman, Kirk, Garl. Powell. Frcshman - Sophomore members. Ron' l: Myers, Hamilton, Swisher, Bednarczyk W'ood, Vocanis. Rnu' 2: Clayborne, Furney, Fortney, Miller, Freeman, Gastman, Phillips, Simmons. Rau' 5: W'illiams, Vess, Nimon, Huberty, Mc Call, Pedersen, Fryberger. Marsh. Rau' 4: Clark, Lamielle, McDonald, Mayle, Holden, Lorrah, Hayes, Kent. FUTURE URSES Hypodermic needles. bandages and ambulance sirens are only three of the many things that may enter into the lives of members of the Fu- ture Nurses Club. The purpose of the club is to give every student who is interested in medicine an opportunity to learn more about the different fields that are available. This club was under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Motschmen. Officers were, Sec. Gerri Terezas covering V. Pres. Dana Swonger while Treas. Carol Mc- Laughlin waits to put a thermometer in Dana's mouth. Pres. Janice VanVoorhis is supervising. junior - Senior members. Rau' l: Vince, Detwyler, Potter, Unsworth liakin, Watson. Cassel, Lewis, Mock. Chi dester. Speck. Rau 2: Stanley. Swonger. Hodnick. Quinn VanVoorhis, Coombs. Hunter, Stevens. Con sentina, Moore, Schalis, Rose. wald. Ash, Diana. Hardie. Venson. Coherly Poulton. Baldwin, james. Rnu -4: Stevens. Shaw, Del'etri. Sloan. Speck coner. Postlewaite. john. Cook. Ron' 3: Phillips. Hutchinson. lilliott, Rein- Swonger. Markos, Terezas, V0nNX'yl. Fal- ILL A D SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an inter- national honor society for high school journalists. The members Wefel Row l: Vince, j. Lewis, Quinn. L. Lewis. Rau' 2: Coombs, Baldwin, Ciraci. Reinwald, Magee. Ron' 5: Bonsky, Quinn. Crawford. Titus. Garl. Stamm. .- C gal 'ff . pn fm ,V we ikf Z' LIBRARIA S Delivering library slips, arranging books, and helping students are the main duties of the librarians who were under the supervision of Miss jean McCusky. The librarians were: Table 1: Parry, Bastounis, Markovitz, Haught, Taylor, Nunez, Naylor, Bennett, Buckridge, Moore. Table 2: Baldwin, Wheeler, Christian, Beresford, Ness, Lorrah, Mock. Consentina, Mercer. ll8 ! u Z 1 gen Rau 1 Wrtght Chednster Fletcher Hardm Mossgrowe Williams Fox Row 2 McCall Fortney Kondy Doe Armstead j Johnson M Johnson Gaddls JU 1011 RED CROSS Roberts advlsed the club The organization of Health Educatxon classes wh1ch are to mclude one s1x weeks of frrst ard rnstructnon was the major project of the junror Red Cross thrs year Wlth the money recetved from tax stamps they agaln packed a S125 00 chest for needy chrldren overseas The remam mg money was spent to buy lmens and other equrpment for the school nurse Shown at left IS pres Hank Urbach measurlng treas Bob Eakxn whxle sec Judy Kaxser observes Mrs Lena Mc MO ITORS CLUB The momtors, who were prevtously under the d1rect1on of the Student Councll, orgamzed therr own club thls year Thelr offtcers were Mary Kondy pres Beverly Wrllxams v pres Karen Fortney, sec and Betty Fletcher, treas The mam dutxes of the monttors were to help keep order and neatness rn the cafeteria In order to encourage cleanlmess they sponsored a Trp Top Table contest gtvmg rce cream bars to the tables wlth the best records Mnss Kay F1sher served as thetr advxsor - 119 ,, N - 5 . . 9 ' -9 '9 ' 3 3 , , ,. N- -........... 13,2 4 1 fl, :Q ' 'wwf ,, ' 4 ' I Q 4 y ' Q V 9 1 - ' , 1 A, Z v s 9 A S X Y , 3 . . 1 y f V 7 ' v f .-. 1- Kneelzng Kenny Pemx Sandy Feltstem Slandzng Mary Mazeall Darlene Dnana Pat Nxmon Carol Wlp perman Pat Markos Mona Shaw Patty Powell Hermone Linder Barbara Swlmmer Juliet Shaheen THESPIANS The Thesp1an group at McK1nley IS afflllated wxth the Natlonal Thespmn Socnery an honor soc1ety admltrmg only those who have earned ten credlts The bxg project of the club was sponsormg the annual play Lme of Scrlmmage Mrs Evaly ne Yeneer adused the club and the offxcers were Mary Mazeall treas Kenny Penvc pres Pat Marlxos s pres and C1rolW1pperman publnurs Lhm Absent Barbara Swummer sec I7 . , . . v - - v w ry Y ff - - H v , . v ' v' - Q - s . , . . -a 1 s -s s Y I . , . Y . ., c , 1 ' . I I 1 ' . . DRAMATICS Darlene Diana. pres.: Juliet Shaheen, v pres.: Patty Powell, clerk: Mona Shaw, sec. Bonnie Saunier. treas. were this year's officers All students interested in dramatics are eligible for membership in the Dra- matic Club. This year there was a revision in the duties and number of officers. The new offices created were clerk, publicity chairman, make up, and properties. Members helped with various things in the presentation of the annual play. Mrs. Evalyne Yencer was the new advisor for the club. Rau' l: Morgan, Vogt, B. Saunier, MacKenzie. Rau' 2: Wipp-ernian, Snyder, Beresford, Margolis, Nimon, Shaheen, Mazeall, Rau' 5: Powell, Zettlemyer Shaw, Diana, Georges, Wil- liams, johnson. Sebrins. Rau' 4: Diamond, Carnahan, Markos, Baxter. Linder. Hol- den, Lorrah. 121 ff E GI EER'S CLUB This year's officers were: joe Crawford, pres.g Bill Halter, v. pres.g and Bill Vanl-Iorn, sec. At the request of many students a poetry club was organized this year. The club had three main objectives: ill to study the lives and works of poets. 123 to create a better understanding and appreciation of poetry. 135 to encourage future poets in writ- ing poetry. With the help of their advisors, Miss Mildred jones and Miss jean McCusky, the officers planned programs which included guest speakers. Starting its first year at McKinley un- der the direction of Mr. William H. Rohrer was the Future Engineers Club. It was organized to inform prospective engineers about the various phases of engineering. The meetings consisted of a movie on some aspect of the profes- sion and a guest engineer speaking on his field of specialization. Through the club boys can also learn about the re- quirements which are necessary to en- ter an engineering college. POETRY CLUB Officers of the Poetry Club were: Judy Eal-gin. sec Ruth Shaulis, pres.: jean Lewis, treas.: and Pat War rick. v. pres. -gp-swf -.M JU , ...M ..,.,.-.4 52,41 ,, ,QM Q Q ii'f,'i is ,V '15 ' A A 1 1 TNH. 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W .,.., ,i W W-' M' f- f -52 w g MQ - J W B f 9f 'EE 4 M 5 4 5' ' ,,l-- N, aw s A 1 4 J -- V ,,. wi, , t ,:., .,.ffj'I w , sb Q Q . . as lzil 3,9 J .... ,I A N, m n , N -I -V f V ' tll, W Am' H H -I il: :EQ , M fl ' Lg lv, ' Y ' - .:v-' x 6 9 f- 63:6 Elks 6 1 7:2 1 M wry, w-2 J 7 Ni.--'f',1.,.... f-.'? !. 5.Q1'-',! .'l M 1' 'if imsmgw-':fL-1 Q.,-ws:-.4d ' 4 svi ' wwf! if I u-nv j-'wb '-inpm A' ,Z K rims VA wlwfd RQ Im'9g ',i T:g6'1 4 ,gt A , 'N 63 B5-1 71' 721 . - 54 Q T Nw MQ 'NW N 'N77fNj7 QCII 3 'B8 - ...J--N 4 ZW'-.-. : Helping to guide the Bulldogs to an undefeated season and the State Championship was McKinley's ex- pert coaching staff of: fslzlllllillgl Glen Sutherin, Bob Bell. Doyle Nut- ter, Dick Armstrong and 1K11eeli11gl Wade NX'atts. 4 COACHES Voted Ohio's Coach of the Year, McKinley High School's Head Football Coach - XVade W'atts. This Years managers were: ilfront Row! joe Ab- rams, jim Ailing, Art Mathieu, tBack Road Rod Thompson, XVilbur Kinney, Tom Steiner. and Bob Kinney. 2 , 1 . 4 f-dw ff M55 11' in s., 15' I 'I XX N, i 3 L51 I ,Q ,I . ea X . N Mn' f . , :LL 'I I . --.K . 5 ,..l', W lx, Q , .N-.. 1 ' ' 1 ' 3 , 'Z ., A x v 9' xr 'Qi' Z n,JXX is 1,1 Xgdi X S 7 N 'Ia 1 1 fx :SS NATE HARRIS ,d'. auf, Here is another famed Barbosa to Jackson pass in the making as Nap leaps high in the air in an at- tempt to find big Herm. The power packed Bulldogs started their third year under the coaching of Wade Watts by winning both of their games in the annual football preview. The regular season opened with the Pups crushing Cleveland Lincoln's Presidents by the score of 71-0. Coach Watts used practically every player on the bench in the highest school scoring splurge since l956. Leading the scoring parade for the Bulldogs was Nate Harris with two TD's and five extra points. Grimsley and Carnahan had two touchdowns each, while jackson, Reeves, Fontes, Barbosa and Phil Martin each tallied once. On a soggy turf at Warren Harding Stadium, the Bulldogs chalked up their second victory in their drive for the state title. jackson led the Bulldogs with 13 points in a 46-0 revenge victory over the Black Panthers. PHIL MARTIN WAYNE FONTES JOHN IFANTIDES RONALD jACK By defeating Toledo Scott 52-0, the Pups continued to hold their opponents scoreless. Top man for the Bulldogs was speedy end Bob Vifilliams as he marked up I8 points on his fabulous end around play. The highest score of the season rampaged over our city rival, Lincoln- is that the Pups scored all 74 points fourth quarter was played entirely by once again end Bob Vyilliams as he total to 19. was recorded as the powerful Bulldogs 74-7. The amazing fact about this game in the first three quarters. The scoreless substitutes. High man for McKinley was collected 24 points to bring his season A wine of Bulldog blockers cut down the opposition as Phil Martin i683 breaks loose for a touchdown. This type of team play was exident throughout the year and was the main reason for NicKinley's being State Champs. BILL WHITE PAUL MARTIN DICK MARTINS TONY KOELLNER Coach Watts closes his eyes in disbelief as the Pups score once more against Akron South's Cavaliers. Highlighting McKin1ey's 25-7 victory over Akron East was a 94 yard pass play from Bar- bosa to jackson. This followed an 80 yard com- pletion from Barbosa to jackson which was called back because of a penalty. High scorer for McKinley was Ron Carnahan who had two touchdowns in the fifth straight win for the Bulldogs. The Pups celebrated the Coronation of their queen by a 34-6 victory over the Steubenville Big Red. Paving the way was big Herm Hands jackson, who amazed the fans with his dexterity by making impossible catches with one hand. Herm tallied 12 points. All American back Nap Barbosa almost loses his balance on one of his famed quarterback sneaks, but manages to drive on for another McKinley first down. McKinley trounced Alliance 50-6 for their seventh straight win and retained first place in the football ratings. One of the surprises of the contest was a 20 yard field goal by Nate Harris. Once again the top scorer for the Bulldogs was Bob Williams with 12 points. Toledo Waite held the Bulldogs scoreless the first half and limited them to one touchdown in the third period. The Bulldogs started rolling in the final quarter to score 22 points and romp past the Toledo squad, 29-7. Carnahan had two TD's, the second coming on a 62 yard blast off tackleg Williams got his second six pointer on a 55 yard pass play from Barbosa in the final 14 seconds of the game. CHARLES REEVES AL CARTER CHARLES CRAVUFORD OBIE BENDER 141 With a man on his hack. All County halfback Ron Carnahan manages to drive past that last white line for a TD. With the majority of the regulars on the bench, McKinley extended their winning streak to nine games when they whipped Akron South 22-0. Williams extended his point total to 90 as he scored one of McKinley's three touchdowns on a 61 yard pass play from Grimsley. While millions of people viewed the spectacle of the Canton-Massillon game on television, a courageous crowd of 25,000 battled the elements of snow, sleet, and wind to jam-pack Fawcett Stadium and witness the deciding game for the football Championship of Ohio. The game opened with Harris kicking off to Massillon. McKir1ley's defense contained the Tigers for the first series of plays, forcing a punt situation. However, the pass from Massillon's center went wild and McKinley recovered on the Tiger 3 yard line. BOB LAMAR BOB PATTERSON 142 Quarterback Grimslcy 1673 skirts right end for another first down. All Ohio Nap Barbosa powered over right guard for the TD and Nate Harris's successful conversion made the score 7-0. In the second period Mas- sillon scored once and at intermission the score was knotted at 7-7. It was give and take in the third quarter as both teams battled furiously, trying to gain an advantage. Finally in the last period, the Tigers duplicated their first quarter trick with another wild pass from center and the Pups' Bill White recovered in the end zone giving McKinley a 13-7 lead which proved enough for victory. As a result of this victory McKinley not only annexed the State Champion- ship but ended Massillon's 7 year reign in this capacity. Carman gives a would-he tackler the stiff arm while Time and time again, powerful Nap Barbosa broke Clawson comes up to offer his assistance. away from Massillon's tacklers to go for yardage. 143 STA TE RUNNERS UP 53, Q-wllvd ! Njx ka X 5 xx CV V 'fl Qu-N., 1 Y f f ' 1 ca f... ' lg jjj 535 N X x sa X 4 new ,Am XX , iw M. X 5 My L. L Q2 25 I L...-.Z XL, - . J OHNNY MCINTYRE NAPOLEON BARBOSA ' Their fifth win in seven starts was registered in a nip and tuck battle with the winless Mas- sillon Tigers, 48-36. The pups were paced by Smilin' Milan Zimer with 16 markers while jackson had 15. The Pups gave their first really good show- ing as they polished off XWarren's Black Pan- thers, 68-34. Coach Rearick unloaded the bench in an effort to give all his cagers a chance to play. Led by Herm jackson with 25 points, the Bulldogs topped the Lincoln Lions, 59-50. The best basketball exhibition of the Pups to date was displayed as they pinned a 61-43 loss on Columbus South. Led once again by tangy Herm Jackson with 19 markers, all five of the Pup starters hit double figures as they rolled over Alliance, 66-54. The control and stall game elected by Lehman backfired as the Bulldog sharpshooters rampaged over the Polar Bears 53-12. This was the lowest score by an opponent since 1938. The Kent Roosevelt Rough Riders found the riding a bit rough as the Bulldogs downed Kent 48-39 with Thompson's 19 points leading the way. A last second lay in by Herm jackson stuck between the hoop and the backboard and gave the Akron South Cavaliers a l point margin but just enough to hand the Bulldogs their third defeat of the campaign, 43-42. Massillon and Alliance were each defeated for the second time by scores of 61-52, and 69-48. McKinley's next victim was the East Liver- pool Potters, 68-40, and this win showed that the Pups were ready to take on Timken's un- defeated Trojans. And ready they were as they romped by the Trojans with their top performance of the year, 70-49. So the Bulldogs finished the season with a fine 15-3 mark and their third consecutive city championship. They set a new school scoring record with 1081 points and were seeded third in the sectional tournament. JAMES IVIATTHEVCS WAYNE FONTES U and in is onl another name for the ackson ti in P , y J P as Herm nearly dunks the ball against Kent Rosevelt Here comes Smilin' Milan downcourt with the ball against Akron THE TOURNAMENT TRAIL The Bulldogs started the long tournament grind by defeating arch rival Massillon 64-47. Herm jackson led the attack with 30 points and Perry Thompson had 24. In a re-match with the Timken Trojans, the Bulldogs again proved their superior- ity by posting a 63-55 victory. This ended Timken's season with only two losses, both to McKinley. The third game saw McKinley romp past Alliance 74-60. Perry Thompson and Herm jackson scored 21 and 20 points to lead the attack. McKinley drew Sth ranked Akron South in the district tourney. South defeated Mc- Kinley 45-42 earlier in the season but this time McKinley won by one point 67-66. john Mclntyre clinched the game by calmly sinking two foul shots in the closing seconds. Perry Thompson came through in the clutch and led the attack with 33 points. South proved to be one of the finest quintets faced all season and all-Ohio jim Darrow was a very smooth per- former. The tournament returned to Canton and McKinley drew powerful Martin's Ferry. Ron Godfrey, Ferry's high scoring center, hooked in 32 points and almost derailed the Mc- kinley express, but the Pups rose to the occasion and managed to score a hard fought victory. Perry Thompson with 22 and Herm jackson with 19 led the McKinley attack. ln the regional finals it was 5rd ranked Can- ton South against 4th ranked McKinley. South entered the game with a perfect 25-0 record, which included an early season 67-66 victory over the Pups. McKinley had waited and hoped for a re-match with the W ildcats and this time rose to the occasion with a mighty team effort and humbled South 60--55. This victory sent McKin- ley to the State tournament for the l6th time. a record number. McKinley drew Columbus North and the two undefeated giants, Middletown and Cleveland East Tech, were paired in the first round of the state tournament. McKinley, employing an air- tight switching man-to-man defense, limited North to very few decent shots and the great re- bounding of Bryant, jackson, and Thompson en- abled the Pups to coast to a 70-43 victory. Every member of the Bulldog five gave a superb per- formance. The attack was led by Perry Thomp- son and Herman jackson with 22 and 16 points, respectfully. This victory, coupled with Middletown's rec- ord smashing victory over Cleveland East Tech meant that the Bulldogs and the Middies had survived the long tournament trail and now had reached the game that every team in Ohio had hoped for at the beginning of the season, the game for all the chips, the state champion- ship final. The game saw McKinley spurt into an early lead and Canton fans had hopes that the Bull- dogs could stop the mighty Middies, but Middle- town led by their giant 6'8 center, jerry Lucas, came roaring back and won the championship with an impressive 91-69 victory. Lucas, who scored 55 points in the semi-finals, tapped in 4-I against McKinley to lead the scoring. McKinley was paced by Perry Thompson and Herman -lack- son with 22 and 19 points. Zimer, Mclntyre and Bryant contributed l2, l2 and 5 points, respect- fully. This ended a very successful season for the Bulldogs who compiled an excellent 22--1 record against the toughest opposition available. Here I come, says Herman Hands jack son as he drives for the bucket against Al liance. YK .itch out says Larkin as hc neatly fakes Perry 'Ihompson seems to be trapped by his opponent out of position afttr tapturmg, opposing players but a beautiful fake pulls .1 rtbounti. hun clear- THE CHEERLEADERS hey Pep The Pups McKinley's cheering leaders this year were Judy Robertson, Shirley Belcich, jane Ann Zagary, Patty Kirk, Carol Eddy, and Charlene Wise. sm Q my W -iM,,gq.:,t,.A.aE gs? M 5.3 img -- 27 ' uw: lim ,,,..,...V-v',..:'..'a.-- The duties of the cheerleaders were many. Top: They perform at one of our many basketball rallies. Lower: Here they are again as they give the football team a rousing send off at one of our never-to-be-forgotten in- ner courtyard rallies. fy! Av 4, u ff 'zfv . Q V V B Q' Q. X ' 6 THE 1956 TATE CHAMPS Ron' l--Castle, Barth. Shelvin. Barkley, Yencer. France, Hocking. Rau' Z-Bob Kistler, Assistant Coach. Steffen, Holder. Loehr. Van Horn, Troxler. Long Maurer. Arkow. Rau' 5-Shaheen, johnson, Roe. Rownd, Belden. Foster. Bilhrey. Mahaffie. Turner. Rau' 4-Jeremiah. Roe. Zellmer. Diamond. Newcomer. Huff. Young. Dougherty. Barron. Pfefferman. f fb Left: Head Swimming Coach-C. T. Branin. Rigblz The manager and assistant to the coach Sheldon Arkow. FK? X ,Q fi! Q .V X1 'K Q.,-'fl f ' 4 -- ix? , , , 4: W4 but N s ,, , S R ,QQ i A , A., 4 . 5 wx, . V' I H D A is F A, 1 1 , I 5 X 8' , ' Wm N ur?-Ja V 4 J 'T' 'ti . V I ' ' 9 an ., .A,, A - 1 1 H 5 2 W 1 1 S13 J , .J WM, L, lk M - ' W U fffff I -A ,V J ,gill i fwf 45 A 4? 4955 Z ,pf . 0' 9 1 '4 A I . in- - - ff L ' 5. 5 ' ML ML L 2 Xin' N' Y -Ngil s - -an ' A , 9 2 YJ, ,I ,gp . ..x 'I - fi - Pb- ,. , ' T The holders of the national 160-yd. free- style relay record - jack Foster, Bill Van Horn, Ken Loehr and Bud Troxler. Congratulating Coach Branin for the acquisition of the National 160-yd. free style relay record is a registered civil engineer who measured the size of the YWCA pool to see if it met national specifications. McKinley's crack medley relay team con- sisted of Dick Roe, Ben Holder, jim Maurer and Ken Loehr. Breaking records seemed to be a habit of the Mermen as they started another championship season under Coach Ted Branin. In the first meet of the season, the Kent State Relays, the Bulldogs took second place, being disqualified in the final event. They started on the win trail with a 44-24 triumph over Akron Buchtel. Against the Pitt Frosh, the Pups were trailing at the end of the next- to-last event but the freestyle relay sped the distance in 1:41.1 to better their previous performances and to beat Pitt, 40-37. A string of 13 victories was snapped as the Bulldogs polished off Sand- dusky, 43-34. McKinley was leading by 2 points going into the last event but again the freestyle team came through with the needed markers. In their warmup for the Bowling Green Relays, the Mermen romped by Fremont Ross, 46-31. In the Bee Gee Relays, McKinley took first place, setting two new rec- ords in the process and totaling 26 points while Monroe and East Grand Rapids, Michigan, were second with 25 apiece. The Bulldog's freestyle relay team of Foster, Loehr, Troxler, and Van Horn set a new unofficial schoolboy record as McKinley swam past West- ern Reserve Academy, 51-26. Both of the meetings with Cleve- land University School were unsuc- cessful for the Bulldogs as they went down to defeat each time. In the second meet, there were five new rec- ords set between the two teams. McKinley's Mermen took their 17th Northeastern Ohio District champion- ship as the Pups chalked up a total of 100.5 points and qualified 14 swimmers for the State Meet. The trip to Columbus was very successful as the McKinley team regis- tered their eighth state championship by compiling a total of 46 points while Sandusky, their closest compe- titor, had 29. Firsts were taken by ,lack Foster in the 100 yard freestyle, Bill Van Horn in the 200 yard free- style and the freestyle relay team of Foster, Loehr, Troxler and Van Horn. The medley relay team of Holder. Roe, Maurer, and Loehr took a second and Roe took a fourth in the 100 yard backstroke. The freestyle relay team set a new state record at the meet. This ended another champion- ship swimming season for McKinley High School, Coach Branin and the boys. Exhibiting his brilliant form in the swan dive is Tom johnson, senior who compiled the third highest total points in the history of the district meet. The boys doing the 100 yard freestyle for the mai- ority of the season were jim Maurer and Ben Holder, Spending most of their time on their backs were the bovs who swam 100 yard backstroke - Bud Trox- ler and Dick Roe. Roe took a fourth in the state meet. 155 Up and over Owester Flowers exhibits his form in leaping skill fully oxer a hurdle I I W. pn-uf ...gs- .gn- qv- Q--f .na- -sw 1- ...uu- ...- -nn- ..-- .sn- -uu- ...ns- ...Q ...nv .--at ...eu- ..-s ...- ...- .---v .--s ...uu- ...nv TRACK Plans are being made for one of McKinley's biggest years in track. For the first time in sev- eral years, the Bulldogs will send a team to the Mansfield Relays, one of the largest high school relays in the entire country. Also for the first time, McKinley will have an all-school meet and in addition to this, the top athletes of the school will compete in fl decathlon contest, similar to the one held in the international Olympic Games. The Bulldog cindermen seem to have a very excellent chance to once again capture the city track title as they have done during the past two seasons. ggguilln gpp lD pglu ' R u 1 Bunyan Rupert Axerette Kogut Clifford Vito Garman Flowers Jack Robin son Wilson Tarxer Harris Rou DePetro Burchfield Pfefferman Parker Wynn Zellmer Dougherty Turner Belden Gupton Horton Smith Jones Rau McBride Williams Huff Schnoke Sekley Vogotis Papadouplis Grasse B Tarser Wyant johnson Hiltx Loughrx Hubbard Kistler 156 CROSS COU TRY For the fnrst tlme ln a few years cross country came back mto promlnence at McKinley The team d1d very well for the f1rst year of IIS re newal runnmg against some of the top teams ln the state Led by Chuck Bunyan and Mxlt Tarver, the Bulldog dnstance men compnled a record of four wms and three losses, as they ran agamst such teams as Akron Buchtel Akron South Akron East and other fme squads Although Buchtel took the meet the McKinley boys are conung up fast from the rear to gave the Ak romtes a real run for the money lst rou'-Zimer, Ruppert, Horton, Tarver, Troxler, Flowers, Massouh, Wilson, Zellmer, Bunyan. Znd rou'-Kogut, Averette, Cartwright. Ross, Vito, Van Horn, Loughry, Speroff. Bra' rou'-Rownd, Loehr, Gupton, Wy'ant, Clifford, Sekley, Kistler. 157 BA EBALLERS LOOK TO FI E SEASON 90:3 ' V 4, ' Said. 11- illhl , V541 'I H4 ff 14 QFOQ Cu X CSVLAQ' Q Q 1- r rw? fm, gd? aff ' if T 10 , K s' I ,ad a off. Q O , ' ' or . x . , I 15 W e K k ei if f ,O4 . 'rw L gy I I B ,lt 9 s M Rau' l-Bill Halter, Milan Zimer, Ken Lochr, Dave Freeman, jack Calhoun, Ralph Hoox er. Ron' 2-Rod Thompson. Dick Rocknich. Ron Grimsley, Eddie Burns, Mike Earley, Bill Patterson. Rau' 5-jim Kirmzm, Wfayne Fontes, Bill Baxter, Dane jones, Marx Scovillc, Red Rittersbaugh. Doing the hurling for the Pups this year - K1 were Mike liarlcy. Bill Halter. Bill liuxtur. 'QW A Q i Dave -loncs. and Dane Freeman. ., , X . ,l 2 1 Jil llf f - 4' -ff o tr' li iff? 'iq l Behind the but andlcalling the signals are the hattery fren of Ralph Hooxcr and lfddie Burns. 5 Ma Due to the early press date of the yearbook it is impossible to report on the results of the baseball team, but the return of such lettermen as Halter, Baxter, Freeman, Burns, Eliades, Zimer, Calhoun and Loehr, the diamondmen are more than insured a successful season. Most of these boys have played together for quite a few summers previous to this year. In fact their sandlot teams have won the National Colt League title, and twice the state Class B title. With such calibre of players as these, it is not hard to see how the Bulldogs have compiled a record of 108 wins and 26 losses in the past eight years. f J Y 51' X IE wt Syl .f 'tl 4 . i Patrolling the outer pastures for the Pups are the flyhawks: Bill Patterson. Vfaync Fontes, and Ronald Grimsley. will 5 - ' 4 ' I 0 ' M K l Guardians of the infield and lending sup- port to the pitchers are: 1 ls! f0ll'l Ken Loehr, Dick Rocknich, Jack Calhoun, 12ml Rozrl Marvin Scoville and Milan Zimer, 'la' 5 Lu. gn, -.4-J I? I I wr wp- ul w, V Q 'iff- 1-Q Z, T hiv-'f 1' Q. : ,J , 3, ' A L ' , T 'aff fun, , . , f su.. 3 03, ,A ,fra . M., in K, M' gf E 5? V , WALTZ Looking forward to the time when they will purchase their senior pic- tures are Darlene Stalder and Jo Worshil. 2 STANDARD PRINTING Watching the 1956 McKinleyite come off the press are Dimitra Bas- tounis and Armando Vito. CANTON ENGRAVING Gerry Goldberg and Luella Lewis are shown discussing the Senior Star page with john Pel-zur. Artist, and Bill Boughton, Production Manager at Canton Engraving. COIN GRATULATIOZX S THE CLASS OF D6 10111 J L ARNOLD sl SONS Sl 'VIARKFT AVENUE NORTH CANITON OHIO DIAMONDS T H WATCHES e?Q,,,,gw CANTON on-no JEWELRY SILVER AVALO HOme Of Sci 1 mg .QA Sandw lehes NI 0 cpu Ov OHIO R In Lunchcons IGL If ve!! ' Jax ll Ill Your Favorlte ,Z Beverage 165 W T I I I 1 1- L! be ouse of Fine Diamondx A 2 1 I . V I ' A 'I W , 'Avatar' I -1 5 ' ' 42. 2 - , ' U M llosomnmsn so-19 L 1 ' I I I l Q , , . 1 L 4 I , vi I H . , , . L , i n ' ' . . . I' Ll' I5 I I I V. F255 Cleveland Ave., I . VC . A , I I ' . , L,-5, T' I . I '37, I-'rn' Take Ou! Service I r O' 2-9065 af., . :qu gn.. I I D 1 C 0111 plinlezzts ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIIDS 857 MARKET AVE N CANTON GL 3 01 OUR HEARTIEST C O N GRAT U LATI ONS to the CLASS OF 1936 BAER S of CANTON CLFVELAND AVE N COMPLIMEZN TS BEACON FINANCE AND INVESTMENT CO I 8 FIFTH STREET N W d l g BECKS l FREE GIFT of I T A I O 7 Phone ,- 2, 5-0 . .. f I E y ' lk' b ' - C d ' f h' of h p. S f h' popu ar pric s. 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S dent -:- Architect -:- Surveyor DRUNK It IIN BOTTLES COMPUMEATS CoMPL1MEzxT5 E JEWELRY CANTON 135 EAST TUSC AIOUl7lg Storage Mahomn Road g Fzmzztzne Re mzslouzg Re azrnzg and Restylzzzg GIFTS THAT PLEASE QQME FRQM h AND CHERRY AVENILE N G dl QUALITY READY MIXED CONCRETE The Bzzzlders 0 Tommrow me the Students of Todaj DIANO SUPPLY CO T . I T TIADE-MARK REG. U, 51 PAY. OFF. T b, T Of 0 f QQ 79 0 , I Shopping Center 3 P . E . -if L T . E. REU ,S Phone Len a e 5-5291 I T T 171 COMPLIMENTS OF EWING CHEVROLET 929 ,CLEVELAND AVE N W GL4-5141 A SAFE PLACE TO DEAL CLASS OF Sf DRUKENBROD fi?TE?ES T S P SRO IIN G T O DUMONTS Exclmzz e Tvzzlore 152 FIFTH STREET N W 06 SECOND ST N W CANTON OHIO FAIRNHDUNT CUT RATE 81 HARDWARE Pfzzuts Glace Plzzmbmg :md Elecnzcal Szzlbplzev Pfzleul Remedzev F1181 Azd Aeedv Fzlm Tobbacco Candy 3C03 MAHONING RD N E CANTON OHIO 7 I , O Q ff If T T A , I Of ! ' G S , , S R E o K 1 S 1 f .. CANTON WALTER QBENJ FARBER Bon E. H Manager . - i. A . 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