McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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.115 !'4f,,r'T X , A- Beve and her parents spend an evening listening to one of her favorite records albums. -W I! Preparing herself for that certain young man, Beve takes a final look at her hair. ln one of her study halls, Beve looks over her assignments. 2.4.5 !gL'l'dT!y Matty FOOTBALL QUEEN Beverly Parry was elected the i957 Football Queen by the senior class and presented to the entire student body at an all school as- sembly Oct. l8. She reigned at the Steuben- ville game, won by McKinley ll3-l2l, and was crowned queen during the half-time ceremonies. Beve wore an all beige outfit with a spark- ling crown. She was announced as queen to the spectators and presented with a white muff covered with white mums. Among some of Beve's activities at school are: head cheerleader, Future Teachers of America, Vice-Pres. of the Concert Choir, Booster Club, and Roaring lOO's. After graduation, Beve wants to attend Ohio State University where she will major in ele- mentary education. Qnecn uml flHt'I1lIdI1f.f Pnrlmilx fi0lIl'1l'V-1' nf ilil'IllIf7-plllffl Sifllllill. 3 G S rlbfk . M0085 t Cf? . . Beve's favorite pastime is cheering. This year she was head cheerleader.

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fa ygelfl J cjfdllldiull llc' iddswll ,,ar-' . f If T , , -. , J,,, y .rv Chosen by their classes as attendants to the Football Queen were: Linda Mercer, sophomore, Nancy Kaiser, freshmang Janet May, seniorg and Glenda Popa, iunior. X- We - ff' ll XX P , LN ' ' Y iw. 4 ll Q 1 , va , 'if-Miss is f ffl - v Cold weather and the band ushered in the football queen and attendants during the half- time ceremonies at the McKinley- Steubenville game. The float was announced by the band and pulled on the field by a tractor.