McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Spirited Majorettes Promote Enthusiasm The majorettes at McKinley High School must play a musical instrument so that after marching season they can take their place in the school's Concert Band. They are selected on their ability to twirl a baton, to adapt themselves to the various dances used, and on their physical appearance. A major- ette must be most co-operative, for a majority of the routines used are of a team-like nature, and not one of individualism. This year jane Robeson, head majorette, and her team presented many interesting programs which highlighted the half-time shows. DRUM MAJORETTE DRUM MAJOR Donna Kosich DOH Cole CLOCKWISE, Joanne Yost, Pet Van Horn, Melany Oliver, Sue Reiman, Nancy Kaiser, Carol Kaiser, Elaine Marlru, Jane Robeson, Head Maioreiiep and Shelia Phillips.

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ADVISOR Mary Hanna EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER CIRCULATION MGR Linda Reynolds Deioris Waltner Linda Owen Employing Our Freedom Of The Press Times Staff The main goal of the school newspaper, The Times, is to inform the student body. This year, the staff published I2 newspapers. Highlights of the paper were Bulldog Barksf' Senior Stars, The Club House, and Frosh Farragof' Staff members gather the news and write the stories. The printer then makes a galley proof which is then proofread by the staff. Papers are then printed and distributed to the students. Although each staff member has a story to cover, they receive much aid from the stories submitted by the journalism classes. Staff members for the following year are chosen from these classes. This year's staff sponsored a baby picture contest and a magazine drive. Miss Hanna is advisor. ON FLOOR, lett to right, Sam Swayze, Artist: Gerri Capestrain, Underclass Editor: Cheryl Barber, Ad Taker: Ellen Auvil, News Editor: Bob Weaver, Sports Writer. SEATED, Jane Welsh, Advertising Man- ager: Marilyn Hergog, Club Editor: Judy Larlcins, Advertising Man' ager: Cynthia Dodrill, Artist: Sue Hacliley, Club Editor: Margo Voltz, Feature Editor: Carol Unsworth, Typist: Sue Glaser, Feature Editor. STANDING, Nancy Noel, Columnist: Donna Andrews Reporter: Carolyn Weilcet, Ad Taker: Judy Moyer, Boolilceeper: Louise Risby, Artist: Phylis Cook, Reporter: Linda Albright, Typist: Marsha Nyman, Reporter: Janet Chenault, Typist: Charlotte Nassett, Girls Sports Editor.

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FIRST ROW, left to right, Dennis Basso, Judy Slieber, Don Koch, Karen Cahill, Dave Drozga, Marcia McLaughlin, Peggy McCray, Marilyn Koch, Judy Briner, Martin Meclcel, Rosalyn Taylor. SECOND ROW, Karen Weyand, Bill Sells, Marian Hunter, Kenny Halley, Carol Kaiser, Melany Oliver, Virginia Urban, Shirley Owens, Carol Frutschy, Don Cale, Carol Schario, Peggy Eruischy, Lewiston Conn, Charles Sebeclr, Sue Reiman, Dawn Snyder, Nancy Kaiser, Joan Baughman, Olivia Brothers, Elaine Marlcu. THIRD ROW, Pat Boger, Janet Long, Rosemary Dasco, Rebecca Wassem Randall Clarlc, Naioma Muir, James Fiedeholtz, Bob Luntzsford, Jackie Canel, John Cochran, Ronald Burlingame, Clyde Fleenor, Bill Keller, Harvey Kail, Dale Everhart, Sheila Phillips, Shirley Anders, Richard Drozga, Nancy Peterson, James Shaheen, Harold Slrlar, Sam Tetiman, Larry Brown, Paul Phillips, Debbie Ealrin, Mary Kraus. FOURTH ROW, Connie Porter, Martha Reed, Jean Yost, Cynthia laslcson, Joanne Yost, Jane Robeson, Mike Refkin, Roy Sergi, Mike Hoeprick, Bill Barnes, Jim Livery, Earl Kline, Jim Miller, John Baily, .Jeff Katz, Joe Simone, Ned Wenger, John Weyand, Gary Wilhelm, Ron Rex, Sharon Suliliecool, Kay Muir, Bob Heilres, Carol Klebaum, Donna Kosich, Pat Van Horn, Sheri Blysrone, Bob Minney. Concert Band Creates Personal Enjo ment One ol the highlights of the band year was the Military Ball. Nancy Kaiser and Joe Simone reigned as the king and queen. Concert Band The marching band becomes the concert band with the closing of the football season. They appear in concerts throughout the remainder of the year. It presents programs for the P.T.A. and civic groups, and also exchange concerts with neighboring schools. The band takes part in all concerts sponsored by the Ohio Education Asso- ciation and in local, district, and state clinics. The philosophy of the McKinley High School Instrumental Music Department is one of a devel-- opmental nature rather than mechanical. How- ever, at all times, we strive to produce good music, never forgetting that music is a creative process. We want each student to develop a keen sense of what is good in music through their own appreciation of the arts. Mr. Stump is director.