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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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FOREWORD Our public schools operate, more than ever before, in the spotlight of public attention. Recent articles, in various publications, have focused the attention of citizens on the organization, operation, and function of our schools. Many of those articles are based on sound educational criteria and have de- veloped as a result of extensive study and research. Others represent the opinions and prejudices of those not well informed. Due to the bright light of public attention the year- book staff realized a responsibility of informing the community of the educational program at our school. Our theme, Education for the Future, de- veloped as a result of this feeling. nv? -'-,-7 ,.r f Although this presentation is current, the realiza- tion that any educational program should be dynamic necessitates many changes in the near future. Changes which are necessary in order to provide the best possible training and experience for students in our democratic society. 'r ' M is ' 'Q , 'yi in Students who take advanced mechanical drawing gain knowledge and experience that will help prepare them for further technical training in college or industry. Two seniors, Kit Young and Ruth Keller, pause for a last look at McKinley and a moment of reflection. . W y . l 1-rm irfvffzw J! Vit, 1, , , 9. ' f A am wa' - 71 02? I A A 4 .vw
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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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