McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Jill Corcn holds lhe symbols of flue American Theafer. One is io signify flue lauglwier and 'triumph while fine oflwer is fo signify +l1e lragedy and defea? of fhe various plays presenfed.

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n Opportunit To Displa Talents Thespians Ei The play, Head in the Clouds, presented in the fall, was sponsored by lVlcKinley's Thespians, produced under the direction of Mr. Knight, and assisted by a student director of the troup. To become a member of Thespians, one must have at least ten points which may be acquired by participating in various dramatics activities. Officers were Bob Howard, presiclentg Mary Restaino, Vice-presidentg Mary Beth March, sec- retaryg Joanna Berbellis, treasurer. One of the most important members of a production is the director. Here Bob Howard, direc- tor, awaits the en- trance of a cast member. The students really enioy-ed this year's play, HEAD IN THE CLOUDS. ln this scene, Bob Howard and Mary Beth March watch a brief brawl between Buddy Glaser and Joe Kanter. i Thes ian members are, left to right Oliviz Pierpoint. Buddy Glaser, Caro- lyn Kemp, Linda Freeman, Bob How- ard, Joanna Berbelis, Mary Restaino, Ellen Roberts, Ed March, Mary Ellen Sloan, Florene Marlcu, and Linda France. Elaine Poulous gives Jill Coron a final check to malre sure that her make-up has been applied properly.

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Advisors for the yearbook siaff were Mrs. Gaylor, Business Staff Advisor, and Mr. Hazard, Editorial Staff Advisor. A Successful Yearbook Staff Learning for Living, the theme of this year's annual staff was used in the I96I IVIcKinleyite as a motif to represent your school life here at McKinley. We sincerely hope that this produc- tion reflects the general excellence of the school which it represents and that it will be another national award winning publication. Each staff member has contributed a vast amount of his time and energy to make this year's annual interesting and complete. They, along with you, have learned from living their important part as a staff member. The leaders were Ellen Kaiser and Jim Ake, co- editors, and Ken Faulk, Business Manager. BUSINESS MANAGER Ken FauII: CO-EDITOR Ellen Kaiser CO-EDITOR Jim Ake UNDERCLASS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Mary Berger Dennls Quinn FACUITY EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR Karen McCoy Karen Eddy