McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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S-a 8C0lllC Cilldillfg VVl.ZiA Me Malia! 0 fl zzz C7,..A,.x..'..!z e Social? ROBERT D. KISTLER English, Coach STANLEY J. KUCEYESKI Driver Education, Exploratory B.S., Kent Stale University SHOP B.S., Ohio State University W. W. LANNING ULYSSES LAWRENCE Biology, General Science Shorthand, Typing B.S., Ohio State University B.S., Kent State University l. CLAYTON E. LEYDA A. GRACE LONG General Math English Ill B.S., Mount Union College B.A., Colle e of Wooste 9 M.A., University of Chicago INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts department is organized to be exploratory. Boys coming from the eighth grade to McKinley High School to enroll in the Industrial course, have the opportunity to explore and find out the type of work they might like to follow in the years after graduation. The Freshmen and Sophomore years are spent in general metal and woodshop. In the Sophomore year, they have a choice of two of three subiects, machine shop, electric shop, or printing. The Junior and Senior years, the student has the privilege to take one year of advanced work in any shop. lt is antici- pated that each student will have an understand- ing ot the tools and equipment represented by each shop, so that when he leaves McKinley he will be better qualified to assume a position of responsibility in our industrial society.

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L9 C2llll'Cigllll8 OWU? ,7l6JllAL'lll.C Cill6KCdV0'C.i MILDRED JONES English Biology LOIS A. KENNY KARL F. KESSLER Office Production, Bookkeeping B.A., College of Wooster 8.5. and M.E.,Kent State University B.S., Kent State University at LOUISE N. KHOUREY French, English B.A., Heidelberg, M.A., Columbia University The Art Metal course provides students with an opportu- terials such as copper, aluminum, and clay, Larry Baker nity to display their ingenuity and artistic talent with ma- hammers the edge of a creatively designed plaque

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sr-' E, EARL LOUCKS Mathematics, Coach B.S., Washington and Jefferson University, M.A., University of Pittsburgh 1 EUGENE E. McBRlDE Paul Wenger looks at the finished product of the new ExpIo,o,o,y Hemi: Shop Y B.S., Ohio State Universityg Arnold prepare to process another bundle of maternal M.E., Kent State University HELEN MALONE English B.A., Western Reserve University JEAN McCUSKEY Librarian B.A., College of Wooster, B.S., Western Reserve University ,R LENA I. M:ROBERT5 English, Personal Regimen, Occupations B.A., Mount Union College JEANNETTE MELOY Clothing, Homemaking B.S., Kent State University: M.A., Columbia University Wade Bowers Deeb Shaheen, and Gary Brothers prepare to turn threads in machine shop. McKinley is fortunate in having a variety of machines that enable students to receive experience in many areas of shop work.