McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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MEETING THE CHALLENGES EDUCATIGN FUR THE FUTURE Selecting Our Program 232' '--.. if W Mary Davis discusses her scholastic record with Miss Eckis, girls advisor, in an effort to determine what type of pro- gram she should pursue. Students have the opportunity to select the program they want to pursue. Freedom of choice is basic with our educational system. Chuck Kosich selects his courses for the next semester. Helping The Individual Individual instruction helps in the clarification of many problems. Terry Mahafiee receives help from Mr. Hazard in the solution of a problem in mechanical drawing.

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I Preparation of homework assignments and research papers are commonplace. Proper study habits are essential for those students who desire to obtain the maximum benefits from their educational opportunities. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. . 2 ACADEMIC . .. . 22 'ni' 'A T lA CLASSES .. .. 38 4' If A ,'1. . Q C Q ACTIVITIES .I .. 90 B rn? Q. I . ,gplllwtg ' ATHLETICS .. .. I24 ADVERTISERS ..., .. I52 MCKINLEYITE STAFF .. .. 176 INDEX... .. 179

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learning The Material Hours of study and research are essential pre-requisites to learning. Judy Voltz uses the library as a valuable source of information in preparing an assignment. Recognizing Our Achievement nw- l wr C' Graduation is recognition of our achievement and culminates years of concenrated study. Rosemary Snyder depicts the graduate of l959. Evaluating Our Progress Evaluation is necessary to determine if we have satisfac- torily completed our assignments and are prepared for further work. Mr. Henning uses the micrometer to evaluate Jerry Anderson's proiect in machine shop. Looking To The Future Completion of high school initiates new horizons. Many seniors, such as Dave Rechkemmer, wonder what the future holds. Abraham Lincoln expressed the feelings of many students when he said, I will study and prepare myself. Someday my chance will come.