McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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us as they receive their own learning. We become familiar with different customs and influences. ment or failure. I+ establishes a recog nized standard of achievement. Excelling Through Maturity The high school library acquaints the students with working on their own initiative. Using the card catalogue, Ward Laughlin prepares an assignment. Maturity is an outward sign of learning. It is an expression of growth and of knowledg which is usually achieved by students throughout these years in high school. This change in attitude and actions is welcomed by those who must come in Contact With the students. Parents, teachers, and acquaintances notice a more stable personality and more sat- isfaction character traits. Maturity is gained both by the experience of joy and hardships. The happiness found in friend- ships and fun ages many students into adults. Failure and reproach also builds the character needed to grow up. Emotional stability is an acquirement gained by students who apply themselves under the pressure of assignment. Responsibility adds years of Wisdom to a young age. Without maturity, education would be an impossibility. A report card can denote either achieve-

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Karen McCoy assumes The dufies of a second grade ieacher for a day. Being a member of Fufure Teachers, she is provided wifh experience in her fu+ure profession. Experience Is Many courses prepare the sfudenf by direcf familiarizaiion wi+h fheir work. Girls learn fhe fundamenfals of homemalxing in fhe Home Economics' lcifchens. The Best Teacher , ,keg f 'A was . 'mfs- . ylwgqtfll -f Ws1,:!,,,, fiiigg- 5 . W 19l.l, ,V L-mf ' FW' 2, Lv f 4 ' ffl? , Q . nm. WW x if 1 .psalm -U' --. r, ,,Aw.r1 ,mm V f' This boy is given 'the oppor+uni+y fo apply whaf he has learned in The lexf. Learning by doing is an imporfanf facfor in ihe developmenf of a skill.