McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1967 volume:

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' , .A V bf ffl Spf Q I ,d664CL6 ' 'Z Sf Q fa Apr Y was WM? Mi? mx i X fc 5, ,H , 5? AC N if wfjl QJX A J. FY Qi if W i if -0 at if L E MQ 4' 'VJ :xy ' W -WNW 196 MCKI LEY TE Elf hwy! O XXX' W Editor , , Ellen Campbell f 19,159 Vlll Business Manager Lance Schneier -A V'nll Advisor Herman P. Rossetti in ' Introduction Editor Katherine Koufos Introduction Assistant Patti Homer VOLUME XLIV O L DEDICATION TO McKINLEY,S NO. ONE BULLDOG: MR. PAUL A. SCHOTT The 1967 McKinleyite is dedicated to McKin- ley,s number one Bulldog, Principal Paul A. Schott. As a former member of the teaching staff and as the present principal, Mr. Schott has en- deared himself to the students of McKinley by his kindness and his enthusiastic interest for all of our activities. He has supervised the intricate workings of our school with untiring zeal. He has proven himself to be a spirited leader by his Willingness to give generously of his time to anyone Who was in need of help. Mr. Schott,s many achievements have earned for him the respect and admiration of the students and their parents. However, his many efforts and services do not stop with the close of school. At this time he steps out of his role as principal of McKinley, and becomes an influential citizen of our community. Everyone recognizes Mr. Paul A. Schott as a figure of kindness and generosity. 'lag F, ff, Wm, gm, ,, U, , f T Nui' 'ix 1 ' Y f ' QQMWWV , Jimi M 'Q-1 :tk Ja xQ 'X,k'QfGX U? fhcwicu I 7Ii' Q I VI Q7 jhaxfff Q -Q S-IIw Xl ' ISL SNIA :S My -iff I I ,X Jt 'K 3, AX KXXY ' Y KY V pw 3 Qf Mwgvxfw M f' , Qi. AQ! SJ5-'JG N N Nw CONTENTS v3+VNWMw me W 'SPN I I ' 35 X3 'Qi JN f 05' f QV F O? Qi SPORTS Ni ADVERTISEMENTS s E S 1 I ...,138 CLASSES I ACTIVITIES . 38 3 P THWA TO P ST MEMORIES :A A W WT- 'r! '- ,F , nm f XM at 1 3 gy ' iw- ? J 4 EE ' Y'-W. 0 V r,,,. 1 ,f g .M V M A kb ,b,,4,.'.,M1-S f , 'W ff 5 X ? f 4 k J Mkwww w -115-f mf' 'W' v..v..4 l,,'fs The leaves of memories form thc' prlfhyway to 1ll1flITl',S prlsf. w 4 L N 1' A Q These McKinley students ind pleasure always brings memories. Captured within this volume is an enormous path of memories. As you slowly look through the pages, moments of happiness or sadness may be remembered. Every face, whether familiar or strange, will trod the same pathway as have their forerunners. Many will also follow and experience new or old situations, which will not just be memories, but also effects on their lives. All these events and faces of the year 1966-67 are eternal and unforgotten. The difficult or won- derful days, teachers, dances, the ups and downs of games, and friends, are all a part of you and your school, McKinley. The pathway to graduation is eternal to everyone who seeks it 5 PATHWAY T0 KNOWLEDGE ,,,Q,,,,,, ., .r....s. The doors of McKinley are always open to those who seek knowledge. These halls lead to learning and understanding for all. Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. -Thomas Fuller i3 M r. Students find the library is a vast path to education wwe GLW yi Wu He has achieved success who has lived Well, laughed often and loved much. -B. Anderson f 'L . S i ii .flictl ,zctdt frwwtcfs Awe L.- flfltfsc. ,ftftfi Z 56-4-zulrfelf 9.1. fxlftfiff L- f fy at K Q ti .J-9 , an at -it fl- lVkCCLl U',Qff1 .aaa-f ff rn A few of the football players who made the year 1966-67 an outstanding ' ' X f pf JL' CCXC- . flat 5' The halls of McKinley are never- ending paths to knowledge. Knowl- edge is power. It is the force which causes us to succeed. The desire for knowledge, like the thirst of riches, continually increases as We repeat- edly reap from its advantages. But knowledge can be obtained only from study. It is most important to study now so that we will best be prepared for the future. Remember the secret of success is the pursuit of knowledge. If you wish to ad- vance in this world and attain the unattainable, one thing is certain- you must be educated as much as possible. The human mind will never cease to accept knowledge for the capacity of knowledge is infinite. -WITH SUCCESS Success was expressed by everyone on McKinley beat Massillon day. PATHWAYS TO MCKINLEY SPIRIT The road to spirit is proudly displayed by everyone at pep rallies. Our Bulldogs take this pathway to fame before each football game. Peppy and vivacious cheerlead- ers, snappy rhythms, and high- stepping majorettes are the ingredi- ents that add that special touch to all of our games. As tensions mount and spirits rise, everyone cheers the Bulldogs on to victory. This echoing spirit is not only de- tected at our school, but Wherever you go someone is making success a traditionv, for an outstanding Alma Mater-McKinley. These are the moments which make memories everlasting, as We travel the path- ways to McKinley spirit. The Marching 100 boosts morale in the Hall of Fame Parade, Wffwm' f 'MAJ . 'Z ,Q 1 ,,, V, IW ' h ',: .I ' f I '.,: f 3 A Q. .T 'if Q Everywhere there 9 in V 4.-N.....q.......-n-nn---'C' are McKinley students expressing their school spirit Jie P jMJ 64' p p af W W PATHWAYS TO LEADERSHIP WMWM !6fC'AM Senior leaders have always upheld their school spirit at pep rallies and games. 5 X J llxx T' Greg Rowlance finds lunchtime is the best time of the day. Every year brings forth a new senior class at McKinley. Each one has similarities, but each one also has its own distinctions. The class of 1966-677, has traveled an arduous but pleasant pathway throughout the year. The leaders who planned outstanding events, and followers who made them successful, have attributed much to McKinley. o Senior school spirit has always been at its maximum. To express their enthusiasm, amidst tears and sighs the seniors rang the victory bell at their last high school home game. Through the veil of triumphs and downfalls of a memorable four years, the seniors bid aclieu to high school life. It is time to say farewell to the halls of McKinley, but as one door shuts, another opens . . . and the class of 19673 looks forward to the future. A ,,.-mv-G ' My-M' Physics students experiment to explain the many laws of nature. The Hnal test of a leader is that he leaves behind him in other men the conviction and the Will to carry on. -Walter Lippman The senior diningroomn: Where the action isP?? pn-W ff TN weather. Seniors will have their fun in any kind of 1966-6 FOOTB LLQ EE 'Q 11- ' 'yfgrfvrimn' ' wx km if 26,4 if Q, 6 6. wa:-M . ,- gg gf? .2 Y' 06232 X6 f56We5 xy i ,f vvkf z K i . RQ' LNM...-f'f , f Ykfiw fi xfx3.-- 1, gfw ..6:- if XNWMS, ww: N K A 2? Y vs X, ff . . s 6 ,KA M -xxx gl X13 ' , I - hw .... A . if ,J A. -,Aja-511 gk Rs 5--'wt 1:1-4' ,W A '6?1v,jxs- i. fi- V-f,, f' xv Q-., A -.Rf ,N 1--wr mfs! R ik sf, .QL,3YS.-,:,,vA. , gn... -wg .. Q x SHARON BOOMHOWER 6 12 FOOTBALL ROYALTY Sharon Boomhower has been chosen to represent McKinley,s football queen. In possession of quietness and appealing charm, Sharon calmly works to achieve her goals. Her activities include Future Secretary's Association, Booster Club, and keeping constantly oc- cupied in office production. The queen and attendants Pat Byrd, Sherry Pepper, Susan Rob- erts, and Kathy Wells were an- nounced at the McKinley-Alliance game on October 28, 1966. McKinley High School is proud to be represented by these lovely girls. KATHY WELLS SUSAN ROBERTS PATRICIA BYRD SHERRY PEPPER ,.. 1967 PROM QUEEN PAT SAUNIER '---u ATTENDANTS AURORA FREEMAN MARY SETTLES BASKETBALL QUEEN 8z ATTENDANTS CAROLYN HITE PATRICIA BYRD 5 MICHELE NEMETH I SHIRLEY CURTIS 15 CAROL COTOPOLIS MR. McKINLEYITE '3 XifA1f13f?ii'K Randy Anders, a prominent mem- ber of the senior class, has been selected by the faculty and year- book staff as Mr. McKinleyite for 1966-1967. Randy is Well-known to the students of McKinley as presi- dent of Boy's Booster Club. He has Worked hard to promote school spirit and enthusiasm. His efforts to serve our school have been shown by his membership in Key Club. Randy has also served McKinley by selling tickets to football and basketball games, as Well as to swim meets. He has also partici- pated in the Senior College Club. Randy has proven himself an ex- cellent choice by his fine character, pleasing personality, and avid sense of humor. Congratulations are certainly in store to Randy Anders for being selected as Mr. McKinleyite. Kathy Koufos, an ambitious member of the senior class, has been selected by the faculty and yearbook staff as Miss McKinley- ite for 1966-1967. Kathy has been very active in school projects, and her charming personality has Won her much recognition among her classmates. She has been a member of Student Council, Future Teach- ers, College Club, and Quill and Scroll. This year she has served as president of the Modern Language Club. She has also participated in the Girls Service League and Work- ed as an oflice assistant. In spite of her many activities Kathy has man- aged to find time to serve on the McKinleyite staff as Introduction Editor. Kathy has great scholastic ability and was tapped for National Honor her junior year. We extend our congratulations to this outstanding young lady for Quan., MISS MCKINLEYITE being chosen as Miss McKinleyite. ,....,,.::a , , i 3 x J if If L, if ,fd la, I, fi f f 1 J I' , ,XJ ff if f f W .fw ,Mn If L! Lf ,lf ,, 4 f 1 , ,f ,V if If ,Ky J M 4 1 f W 1 Y 61' , , ,X , 4 M W ,f FACULTY FACULTY ASSISTANT EDITOR Sharon Smith Carol Schlub 19 Sewted Cleft to rightl Loren E bara L. Schreiber. Standing: William E. English Robert A. Wagner, Sanford S Lazarus. MR. HALBERT WHITE Assistant Superintendent DR. GEORGE P. YOUNG MR. HENRY P. KURDZIEL Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent, Division of Curriculm and Instruction. 20 Souers, John I. Johnston, Bar- ADMINISTRATION The function of the Board of Education is to intrepret, and provide for the needs of the schools under their jurisdiction. In addition, board mem- bers provide the leadership in securing the finest educational program for the youth in their com- munity. The policies which are practicable today must be flexible enough to meet changes occuring in educational growth. Here at McKinley We are particularly fortu- nate in having three highly capable administrators: Paul A. Schott, head principal, Kenneth P. Kate, first assistant principal, and Andrew S. Kristy, sec- ond assistant principal. To these men, and indeed the entire administration, We offer our congratu- lations on a job Well done and encourage its con- tinuation as such. PAUL A. SCHOTT A.B., Otterbein College M.A., Kent State U. L.L.B., McKinley Law School KENNETH P. KATE B.A., Wooster College M.E., Kent State U. ANDREW S. KRISTY B.A., U. of Pittsburgh M.E., U. of Pittsburgh The Advisors offer a variety of services which have the common objective of helping students become increasingly self-guided in maximum utili- zation of their talents and opportunities. The students receive educational and vocation- al counseling Which enables them to discuss pro- blems relating to school adjustments. It is from this that we hope students will learn to evaluate themselves objectively and establish worthwhile goals. ,Flies EDRA DAVIES Girls' Counselor B.S., Kent State U. M.E., Kent State U. 'fr-.f ' :riW'ZfL45Z2: ff L GLEN DIERINGER Boys' Counselor B.S., Ohio U. M.E.,Kent State U. MARCARETTA ECKIS Girls, Counselor B.S., Ohio U. M.E., Kent State U. BRUCE SCHMIDT Boys, Counselor B,.A., Mount Union M.E.,Bowling Green State U. l 22 ,Aw 'US AGNES M. WYATT' Girls' Counselor B.A., Kent State U. M.E., Kent State U. PAUL WILLIS Boys' Counselor B.A., Muskingum M.E., Kent State U. N.-ii Mrs. Wyatt aids a student in de ciding on a college. FRANK ALBERTA American History B.A., Muskingum College WTS? RONALD F. ALLMAN HOWARD ALLMAN English Biology B.S., West Virginia U. M.A., VVeSt Virginia U. B.A., Fainnont State M.A., Miami U. RICHARD ANDALORO Coordinator of Work Experience B.S., Kent State U. RUTH K. ANDREWS RUSSEL ANDRING RALPH L. ARMOUR DON ARN English Occupational German Unified Geometry B.A., Bethany College B.S., Kent State U. B.S., Ohio State U. B.S., Ohio Northern U, M.E., Kent State U. M.E., Kent State U. 23 to one of his students. PATRICIA ASTLER Home Economics B.A., Heidelberg College ROBERT BARBER HELEN BEDERMAN FAITH BELL Shop fb General Math English French, English B.S., Bowling C-reen State B.A.,Hira.m College B.S., Clarion State College U. .ar-we.J ' DAN BROOKS DAVID BRUNNER RALPH BUCHANAN General Business Speech Printing B.S., Ashland College B.S., Bowling Green State B.S., U. of Akron U. 24 Mr. Edwards explains the fundamentals of drawing TROY BANNISTER IR, General vb Business Math B.S., Southwest Texas State r rhili . - if S 1 ' V' 51 :. : J :,f'f , - at g' as-'iiviizzfggg v,,, , 5. 35 255555 2 'C.T. BRANIN Swimming, Physical Education B.P.E., Springfield College THOMAS CAROSELLO General Math, General Science B.S., Kent State U. WILLIAM E. CASTO Government B.A., Malone College ALICE COCHRANE Nurse RON CHISMAR Bookeeping 1 B.S., Kent State U. GEORGE G. DEY Biology, Human Physiology B.A., U. of Miami M.E., Kent State U. Jw. CLEMENTS Industrial and Household Chemistry B.A., Ohio U. RAYMOND E. DILLON Economics, Modern H istory, Government B.S., Northwestern Bt Ohio State U. JOHN D. CLOVIS Band, Orchestra, Music Theory B.S., Abilene Christian College HARRY L. DODGE World H istory, American History B.A., U. of Cincinnati B.E., U. of Alberta GEORGE DRAGOVICH I.E. DREHER Mechanical Drawing, Gen- Experimental Metal eral Science B.S., Ohio U. B.S., Bowling Green 25 . 3 5 4 Q' fYlfCf ' Q42 i fs C3 ICLYXJ .J X Rina, dal I The Study Hall proctors, left to right areg Mrs. Peter- rnan, Mrs. Price and Mrs. Rushin. JO ELLEN EBERHART Food B.S., Kent State U. MARY ELIZABETH FRAZIER H ome Economics B.S., Union College SID EDWARDS Art B.A., Kent State U. IEAN FULTZ English B.A., U. of West Virginia M.A., U. of West Virginia 26 Q i i . N ew as Q 1 . if, i f' 1257 , - 'segggisizee-wi - si.-Q22 . ..f- - -.ees 's -. .1-2 ikt ...... 5 E... , , .,. :.k,.: wk '5 R L. 'ily ...-- ..,. 5 .. . .i.: . L:,,. .Q L. ,.t. ROBERT EVANS Economics, American Government B.S., Ohio State U. M.E., Kent State U. . fisfal l . , . .t e-tf..ks.... .ff if --st. .1 SW.. S A . . g,?,M,.... .W . .1 .A W.. 55.5 we . - ' - 'st if I sg' X Q Ei ' is? w. et 5 . Ns. us,w.t. :f..v Q. s. s- .A . .. DONALD EVERETT World History B.A., Muskingum U. of Pittsburg -' vigil-1-.as3:s:.1. M --.. ...,. . he f eiiiiix 75 - 5 .tf fS,fs: - M .sf ,. 15555.55 - If .ft we iv.. Ly -. - if V W... :F . . .6... . s .,.e. N ' E iw, .. l?f,15-.wzixsf Q 'H -,..' - ' ' x .1 - ,-' .L ELOISE CEIGER MARY HANNA Librarian English B.A. Earlham College B.A., Western Reserve M.A. U. of Chicago W. .. he ., gif . W? fl - '..,,-,fy S. HARVEY Art B.A. Bluefield State College CYNTHIA HORNE English III, journalism B.A., Western College for Women ...N-7 .A..L ' BILL HAVENS Health vb Physical Education B.A. Baldwin VVallace THEODORE R. HENNING Gen. Metal II, Machine Shop I i7 II REX B. HOON Physical Education B.A., Muskingum College College B.S. Akron U. M.S., Purdue U. M.E. Kent State U. ix I - - 1 . I I DELBERT E. HORTON SINA HOVVE PATRICIA K. ICKES Sr. Math, General Math, Alg. Health, Gym Englfbh B.S., Indiana State Teachers B.S., Ohio State U. B.A., Ohio U. College M-Mwmgaw . 27 The office secretaries are left to right Mrs Mitchell, Mrs. Fenstemaker, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Huff .1 RALPH D. ICKES LEILA JACKSON RICHARD V. JAMES Occupational Coorflimztor Latin English B.S., Kent State U, B.A., Mount Union College B.S., Otterbein College M.E., Kent State U. M.A., Akron U. , Jp VLW'l MWA! 2, A-nur if ' 1 LOUISE N. KHOUREY French B.A., Heidelberg College M.A., Columbia U. SOPI-IIE P. KLIDE Shorthand I if Il, Typing I, Office Production And now for a strike! 28 B.S., Bowling Green State U. G. L. IUERSIVICH Biology, Chemistry B.A., XValsh College THEODORE KISHA Chemistry B.A., Kent State U, DIANE KLINE Office Practice, Typing B.A., Ursuline College for Women WARD L. LAHM Algebra 1, General Math B.A., Denison U. M.A., U. of Wisconsin NICK KOUTRAS Exploratory Electric, Electric I, Architectural Drawing B.S., Kent State U. MYRTLE C. MACINTOSH English B.S., U. of Akron RICHARD LOUCHRY Spanish B.S., Kent State U. GH BOB MARCUM EUGENE E. MCBRIDE Civics, American History General Science B.A., Marshall U. B.S., Ohio State U. M.E., Kent State U. CLAYTON E.. LEYDA General Math B.S., Mount Union College JEAN LEAVELL Health, Physical Education B.A., Augustana College CENEVIEVE MAHAN HELEN MALONE Sociology, Economics American Government B.A., XVestem Reserve U. B.A., Mather College M.A., Akron U. M.A., Graduate School, Western Reserve 'fl Would you belieoe he's in Dreamland? 29 'QF .N it ,:f,: werent M ey' Don't tell me I'm on Candid Camera? JOHN MCBRIDE Art B.S., Kent State U. gt 3 ARTHUR MOYER English B.A., Malone College IEAN MCCUSKEY LENA MCROBERTS PAUL MOORHEAD Librarian English Algerbra B.A., College of Wooster B.A., Mount Union B.S., Ohio State U. B.S., Western Reserve U. CAROL MYERS DOYLE NUTTER GEORGE OANCEA Notehand, Typing American History General Business, Business B.A., Malone College B.S., Kent Stztte U. Law M.E., Kent State U. B.S., Bowling Green State U B.S., Kent State U. 30 I -I 'Now the basic principles of public speaking are . . . JACK POORMAN Developmental Reading B.S., Kent State U. FRANK REYNOLDS Shop, General Education B.S., Ohio U. CHARLES POSTON Concert Choir, Chorus B.A., Ohio Wesleyan U. M.E., Ohiq U. CHARLES RIFFLE Industrial Arts, Special Education B.S., Kent State U. X rx 5 I I OLED eifmyeawllmw Cynjodm N91 V ow' Noni! my xx rx N, - Cys 5 5 . O6 -P ,A ,Qjys OGA3 Xqfox XG.-, Jjdvx 63 X FREDERICK OBER- HOLZER English B.A., Mount Union M.A., Western Reserve U. MIMMIE PRINGLE Special Education B.A., Morris Brown College IAMES ROBERTSON Geology, Earth Science B.S., Muskingum College 31 LORETTA PAONE H orne Economics B.S., Kent State U. ARCHIE RADER Mechanical Drawing B.S., Eastern Michigan U. WILLIAM ROHRER Physics B.S., Kent State U. M.E., Kent State U. sth fN Zl 5 1 HERMAN ROSSETTI Mechanical Drawing, Annual Advisor B.S., Kent State U. from fs 1 211121 sw- ter? :Q ,..,f .11,,f.. 1 'f1.1g:e1i?gW3S ,rw my .f111.1 1g,.,1..,1 . 4 .. I -n3 .,11,.. .. if 'V Kgwglztrg, 122611 1 -1.w1111r 9, ,,.i, rzijgyw ' 1' Jgifiggfsi 'fr 'Sf fr5j2f3Ei?r1f f Ji me-' 1 1 Wm k.-, 1 f11g.4w f wh 1q1f1gza1 1,1211 In A1495 F - 1' W 5? 1 1wLiLw.Q11:mf-Img, 1 11 111,11 ts. 1 1 f- f -1,M.ae,11.,11,1..t11s1...., 111, e1 w1f:'5rf11e35 1 i 1 Q X f Q ,qw f mix M fi ,J gy 4 t e .M V rg v Q2 f 5 3 s 41,49 ??t,. lf Jeff f. as Q A . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' H 1 .4 ' V lil. ' '1 fQ1f1,fe1'?v1g:3g,f,qg'a ' 'sf-yr. ,. fi5h:s:17-ez1,fei1f 11 1 ..,,1.. f . . . ,111.. 1:,111i- -ferr .1.11 11,,111.r1.Sw any if 1ff1um1,,.3 Y sw.. 1 r , V: 'feQQyffwtll-jg,,:r?s Y 1' -1 i:sWQ,12Tgk?? a.iWfVfr AVi:Y142YX'lis km ' . '.':f'S'!2:' in BOB RUPERT American if Latin American History B.S., Ohio Northern U. M.A., Bowling Green State U. f 1 r S .. , v .wa 11 f I V 14 l , were 56 f 'Z 7 W J fi. A gr A 9 .2 5 4 1 A 2 X f L I . P5 f fy' ,ff f rg JA Z4 at 5 1 Q M ,, if .1 f 1 Q ef 4 V 'Za 1 if L 1 . DANA SAVAGE IR. English B.A., Denison U. . ,.... fe -f-1 L-1,1 1. , ,gf sts. fr we 11 1' A .fwss 111ft11f. fQwr 1fw , 11..1 M151 , .,-, , 1 1,11 Xt.. I . wg G1 S25Q? ??lWL w ' -svlm' GLENN SHAFFER English B.S., Kent State U. ANNETTE SHEIL BRUCE SHELLEY DAUN SHOEMAKER ANNIE SIMON Physical Education Art General Math Business dr Consumer B.S., Miami U. B.S., Kent State U. B.S., Mount Union College Education B.S., Tennessee State U COURTNEY SMITH GEORGIANNA SNYDER English Home Economics, Home B.S., Purdue U. Management B.S., Ohio State U. The teachers are up to their ears backing our Bulldogs. 32 CHARLES SPIELMAN American History B.S., St Josephs 1 V K ,395 JOSEPH TOVISSI Algebra, Geometry B.S., Ken State U. M.E., Kent State U. l , . e . fx- 1. .:. ' -'F 1 .K ..,. kke. MATILDA STEVENSON Learning Resource Center NICK TSANCEOS Wood Shop, Building Con- struction, Machine Wood B.S., Eastern Kentucky U. M.E., Kent State U. TARRY TAYLOR GEORGE TEREMBES English, Consumer Educat- Bookkeeping ion Salesrnanship B.S., Waynesburg College B.S., Ohio U. FRANK TURNER E. WAYNE VAN Biology BREMEN B.S., Kent State U. Home Mechanics, Power Mechanics B.S., Califomia State Teachers College 33 Mrs. Paone instructs two of her stu- dents with the basic fundamentals of cooking. MARY WAGNER WILLIAM WAGNER GEORGE VRBANAC Occupational English Deaf Classes B.S., Kent State U. M.S., San Fernando College M.E., Kent State U. B.S., Duquesne U. B.A., Mount Union College M.E., Kent State U. tset iltll lll . 'til Y 1 fs ltl le ' tllt llfl l 'V' 'l I 1t':1i I W A ,r 5 MARCRET WEBER MELVIN WELKER PATRICIA WILLIAMS Home Economics World Geography English B.S., Ohio State U. B.S., Kent State U. B.A., Mount Union College M.A., Kent State U. 34 FACULTY At McKinley We are fortunate in hav- ing a competent faculty. Many of our teachers have been with us for a long time and we have many that were add- ed to the staff this year. A teacherls Working day doesn't end when he leaves school in the afternoon. He has papers to grade and reports to make out at home besides the ones he does in school. A teacher must possess numerous qualities. He or she must have patience, knowledge, ability, understanding, and an open mind. These are the qualities that the teachers of McKinley possess. A We hope Mr. Carosello's first year of teaching at McKinley will prove to be rewarding for him. WWW' WW rzwafffwifrfwffffy WMM LENA WILLIS GEORGE WOLFE BEVERLY WOLOWIEC , M Home Economics Health, Conservation Typing, Office Practice, B.S., Muskingum College B.S., Central Michigan U. Shorthand 4 B.S., Ohio U. 1 PAUL YANIK JOHN YELISEK Occupational Special Education Metals B.S., Ball State U. B.A., Kent State U. CHARLES WRIGHT Exploratory Woodworking if B.S., Ohio U. M.A., Ohio U. 35 Weir Q W ,ga,,.5Wuf.,ee2Mjd0w6, fca,6',4w2fff1Jf5! fm fee ffeffrdffwla wuz' liege! ayieea vw, K5 fa, 7' ifgwimbvbvele yfmwiamm, Wfomwww jMw mvw-L, sjrregvcwci ,?M4, if I E I K Ei YN EESESM qw SF N QA Q iss CLASS S M. SENIOR EDITOR: Cindy Thompson UNDERCLASS EDITOR Kathy Tsangeos , A fig ASSISTANT Regina Lamm ASSISTANTS Rosie Grady Kathy Andreadis 'f o f .si . ' .1 ' U' if 3 3 , Q X Q ,, Mig. - . gf in I 3' Q X www N sm 'F M Q I Wzxisf 9.- U1 gi iggsi Vw Z, .A vzsiaf vgs .iQf,ff--.wx f 1, 37 CLASS OF 1967 This year,s senior class officers possess exceptional leadership qual- ities which have been almost un- equaled by previous senior classes at McKinley High School. Whether functioning as a unit or individual- ly, their industry coupled with their ingenuity resulted in an excellent performance by an outstanding sen- ior class. Dale Hindmarsh served as president of the class of 1967. George Adamski Paul Akers Michael Albert Rosemary Alexander Linda Allbrittian Daphne Allen Linda Allen Iris Allison Madeline Altieri Nick Altieri ' Nitzia Alvarado Michael Aman The other class officers were lim West, vice-presidentg Renell Pierpoint, secretaryg and Susan Roberts, treasurer. 39 Randall Anders Joseph Anthony Jerome Armstead Zerry Amold Mamie Atchison joseph Babaryk Linda Baber Renee Backie Vaughn Baltzly Janice Barboza Susan Baringer Donna Bartell John Baughman Warren Bellamy Ierilynn Beynon John Bickel Herbert Bickley Erma Bikali Leota Bissett Barbara Bolds Sharon Boomhower Alma Boonie Barbara Booth Gwendolyn Bowden Shirley Bowden Ruth Bowers Linda Bowling Shirley Brantley john Bridgest Charles Brown Cornell Brown Norma Brown ' T N L . 'X gli I ':i.1.,, .W .:- . 5 Q V ,-::...- -. siamiewi ' fx' 'f f 522 1553 srsmifsfrsr rf - -myers H , -rrgmirg risfssxg Rzelsfqsgglarg'-:ws ,, XEQQEQQP e-vigfLQ.1ifgi.5- 225 Mb2149s?'fasNQ7 ? fr' 9E35l1'3i7 g5 w9fY1X4ssf-1-iw-fag, 2.2 15azsasu,gmg 1 gag eg,ggA?1ssi1asi14x?ggaSra:-ir f 40 Ms- '5' 'U lrl Q Beverly Burns Lindsey Burton Norma Bush Patricia Byrd Linden Calder Albert Campitelli John Campanelli Ellen Campbell Linda Carr Toni Carthon Robert Chambers Judy Chavers Roger Ciokan Charles Clark Larry Clayton Cynthia Colby Charles Cole joe Collins Penny Conroy Cheryl Cook Carol Cotopolis Barbara Coulter Kathleen Covert Karen Coy Linda Craven Hollie Criss Toni Croston Marlena Curry Shirley Curtis Thomas Cutler Keith Dalton Larry Danley David Danner Paul Davis Donald DeCasperis Arthur DeGeorge Connie DeCregorio Shirley DeLong Frank Dente Robert DiAntonio l3VE,ud4- Qiifgflxf !fU':QE, Clrfftl ,lkq-l -T l'l0lUE liwow FOP Q9 lgruq -tim MQV ffpbf he-QE Loigoc Q10 , Daniel DiMarzio Alan Ditty Rebecca Dougan William Drescher john Dunn Marsha Eberhart Cynthia Ecksmith Carol Edwards Alan ElFaye Sandra Ervan Randy Eubanks John Evans Terry Fearn Kathy Feller Diane Ficarra Nathaniel Fields Joel Fisher Robert Flagg Deborah Flowers Camielita F orchione Qcwo Lt UL-7,1 000112- lf-xck IU fygny 7'-parm? ,Taq 1963-64 A NEW START In September of 1963, another Freshman class entered McKinley to begin a memorable four years. Led by Jim West, president, Kathy Quinn, vice-president, Pat Delancey, secre- tary, and Daphne Allen, treasurer, the new class proceeded to be one of the best McKin- ley has ever known. The freshmen were off to a good start, backing their school in a great variety of clubs and activities. That was the year McKin1ey,s football team returned from the suspension to post a suc- cessful season of six wins and four losses. Completing the regular season with a 17-1 record, our cagers Whizzed through the sec- tional, district, and regional tournaments, bowing in the semi-finals of the state tourna- ment to Dayton Belmont who went on to become State Champs. Our freshman attendant to the Football Queen was Connie DeGregorio. This was the last year that attendants represented all four classes. In the spring of 1964, Thespians presented UT he Teahouse of the August Moonf, Several freshmen held parts in this presentation, gain- ing valuable experience for the years yet to come. 1964-65 oNE STEP FORWARD With a yearis experience behind us, we re- turned in 1964 under the leadership of Pat Rostonski as president. The other class officers that year were Tom Cutler, vice-president, Sharon Boomhower, secretary, and Nate Fields, treasurer. Already well-established at McKinley, the sophomores continued to build a name for the class of 1967 through scholar- ship, through leadership, through spirit, through participation. Under a new football coach by the name of Don Nehlen, the Bulldogs completed a 9-1 season losing only to Massillon 20-14. The 1964-65 basketball team chalked up the sec- ond undefeated regular season in McK,s his- tory, finishing up with a 20-1 record after dropping a double overtime to Canton South in the Section tournament. On February 20, 1965, tragedy struck Mc- Kinley. A fire starting in the basement spread through the North Wing completely demolish- ing several classrooms and shops and destroy- ing the twelve-thousand volume library. But Within five days, classes were resumed and plans for reconstruction begun. Y Y W 'LV imswmy I! Richard Frakes Chester France Henry Frazier John Frazier Susan Freday Aurora Freeman George Fronimo David Gallagher Linda Gear-hart Darcie Geiselman Theresa Gialluca William Glass Charles Godfrey Charles Goldstein Gary Gonzalez Adriana Grampa Bobby Grant Jesse Grant Patricia Grant Didona Grecu W H ,rw f 'Simms fy a A MW vu V , ' O Georgianna Green Marie Green Betty Greggs Bonita Grimsley Josephine Grochowskr Geraldine Groubert Melvin Hager Deborah Hall Gloria Hall Mary Hampton Glen Harman Cassietta Harvey Cynthia Harwart Gwendolyn Hatley Grace Heidelberg Bonnie Heiks Dorothy Henderson Irene Henderson Patricia Henne Arthur Herman Sometimes it takes more than books... Betty Hess Jacqueline Hill Peggy Hill Dale Hindmarsh Leslyn Hiple Albert Hippert Carolyn Hite Linda Hoeprich jerry Hontas Allen Horton Deidre Howard Catherine Hudas Ben Huff Elaine Imely Edith Iski Sharon Jackson Cynthia James Dyan Jaroszyk Cassandra Jelliso Anna Johnson James Johnson Linda Johnson Michael Johnson Sharon Johnson Willard Johnson Yvonne Johnson Deborah Jones Marlene Jones Karl Kalk Marlaine Kark Jennette Kay Willaden Kidd I1 Clifford Kimbrough Barbara Kirkwood Martin Klamer Ceneann Klink John Koehn Katherine Koufos Sheila Kousaie Karl Kraus Shirley Kumpus Ronald Kunkel VVilliam Lasure Dan Latimer Iay Laughlin James Lavin Daniel Leary Catherine Lee Peter Lee Sheila Lehigh Carol Lembke Ronald Lemmo 373 A Rebecca Lewers Crystal Lillie Robert Lincoln Lois Lind Dennis Lint james Liuzzi Barbara Lorson Sharon Love Deborah Luchitz james Lytsell Caroline Mann Geraldine Mann Buddy Manos Kathy Mareno Betty Marks Linda Marks Victor Marks James Martin Donald Mastin Dolores Mattes 1965 66 MAKING or A FUTURE Reaching the half-Way point, Greg Row- lance served as president during the Junior year 1965-66. Kathy Wells was elected vice- president, Cindy Harvvart, secretary, and Jerry Hontas, treasurer. The year started out on a sad note as McKinley lost one of its staunchest Bulldogs, Mr. MBupv Rearick. The Massillon game Was played in honor of him. Mr. Ron Chismar took over the reins of football mentor that year, leading the Pups to a successful 7-3 season. The fifth edition of Bob Rupertis cagers sported a record of 17 Wins and only 1 loss in regular season play. They Went through the sectional tourney, losing the second game of the district to the Lincoln Lions. The main job of the Junior class is to plan the prom, and our officers did a beautiful job. The prom, entitled Young at Heartf was held on May 6, 1966 at the Moonlight Ball- room. Kathy Wells Was chosen as the junior prom attendant. On April 29 and 30, the McKinley Concert Choir and the Thespians presented the Broad- way musical KGuys and Dollsf' It Was a ter- rific production and something We will remember for many years to come. n , v W n ,, X 53 ,, W Bonnie Mayle Linda Mayle Wilma Mayle Angeline Mayo Patricia Mazzarella Linda McAdow Dennis McCauley Michael McClain Linda McFerren Mary Means Sherri Merritt John Meyers Marjorie Millard Frances Miller Cary Miller Jeffrey Miller Michael Miller Susan Miller Evelyn Mingo Charles Minner in ww raw Linda Minner Richard Mitchell james Moore Anthony Morakis Ted Morakis Donna Morgan Richard Motz Charlene Mujais Ted Muntean Verdella Murphy Dawn Myers Mary Nelson Kay Nemeth Michele Nemeth Thomas Oberster John Oswald Pamela Paci Eugene Palmer Judy Parker Shirley Parker Janice Parks Teresa Parsons Linda Patterson Ben Peavy Sherry Pepper Thomas Perciballi Hilda Perkins Jack Phifer Patricia Phillips Patricia Phillips Renell Pierpoint Yvonne Pifer Sharon Platt Charles Porter Girllena Potter Jerry Potter Leaurean Purney Kathryn Quinn Bertha Randle Dorothy Randle f 199 fsW,.,r.3 f' i, -' we .i Q18 1 R16 S it f S JA - W 2931 JSE!! ' V We didn't know there was an Indian on staff! Glenna Rankin Ron Ratcliff Sharon Reed Carol Ritzert ,MW hw' Susan Roberts Jacqueline Robinson Floyd Rodgers Merle Rodgers Richard Rodriquez Cheryl Roman Katherine Roman Raymond Rossetti Harry Rotunno Greg Rowlance Nathaniel Ruffin Gary Rushe Diane Russell Shirley Ruzinsky Matthew Ryan Brett Sabroff Stanley Salamon Charles Salimbeni Brenda Salmen Vivian Sanders Patricia Saunier Nick Scavelli Cheryl Schaffner Leonard Schimansky Carol Schlub Pamela Scott Jack Searl john Seeton -d fW9 QQ XXX .fr '53 ,I A, GX rx' I . Sv- Q ,k..,V ,-kf : Q.. ii Qg i , l i iL it Q wit-aif 'E if: .mek if wi ,-Gisli up-...V Donald Sellers Shirley Seymour Charles Shackle Samuel Shearer Sheridan Shearer Paul Shimek Marjorie Shoff Martha Sikora Ronald Singleton Phillip Skillem Dean Slagle Linda Smith Marilora Smith Michael Smith Ravene Smith Susan Smith Joseph Smuckler Robert Snedeker Dan Sprankle Terry Sprankle 1966 67 THE END OF A BEGINNING . . On Iune 8, 1967, Commencement exercises were held for the forty-sixth graduating class of McKinley High School-the Class of 1967. Having completed three successful years, we made our senior year one that will not soon be forgotten. Perhaps the most well-remembered event that year was the Massillon game. McKinley,s football team, coached by Bon Chismar, broke a ten-year losing streak to beat the Massillon Tigers 25-16, and bring the victory bell to McKinley for the first time. VVe finished the season with 6 wins and 4 losses. Sharon Boomhower reigned as Football Queen with Pat Byrd, Sherry Pep- per, Sue Roberts, and Kathy Wells serving in her court. The ,67 cagers posted a 14-4 record in regular season play and, under the watchful eye of Coach Bob Rupert, advanced to the District finals losing to the Lincoln Lions by a score of 56-50. Michele Nemeth was chosen Basketball Queen and reigned with her court of Pat Byrd, Carol Cotopolis, Shirley Curtis and Carolyn Hite. On December 27, 1966, Key Club and Girls, Service League co-sponsered the annual Sweetheart Dance. At the semi-formal Belles and Beauxv, Leslyn Hiple was chosen Key Club Sweetheart. The Concert Choir chose c'Annie Get Your Gunn as the musical to be presented that year. It ran April 13, 14, and 15 and was one of the biggest successes McKinley ever boasted. May 5, 1967 marked the last big event in our senior year before Commencement. Moonlight in Mayv, the Iunior-Senior Prom, was held that evening at the Moon- light Ballroom. The end of our final year at McKinley High was fast approaching, but it was only the end of a beginning. I if?-,, 60 rl -'14 'WP' Donald Spreainde Ronald Spreainde Linda Stanley Michael Stanley Edward Staskey Edward Stearn Iames Stephens Betty Stewart Vivian Stewart Donald Stickle Diane Stinson Ethel Stokes Ricalle Strage Barbara Suciu Cathy Swager Dennis Swain Sherry Swift Rosemary Swint Helen Tabler William Tamer 4 3' 5, Y A was ss? Charles Tarver Yvonne Tate Brenda Taylor Sherida Taylor William Taylor Corado Tenaglia Patricia Tencza David Thomas Alvin Thompson Brenda Thompson Cynthia Thompson Darnell Thompson Gary Timmons Pamela Townsend Kathy Tsangeos Maryann Ullman Cynthia Unsworth Craig VanMeter Carl Veloff Roy VanAlmen we Michael Vrbanac Robert Walent Mary Walker Dorothy Washington Phillip Webb Raymond Webb Kathy Wells Leon Wesley Seniors devote their leisure time to many constructive activities 64 siwwfii 33N rj Michael Zino Louis Zerby 'Q James West Donald Wilder Leroy Wilder Robert VVilkof Gerald VVilliams Ronald XVilliarns Herman NVi1son Carolyn Wise Marilyn Wise Teresa Witmer Stanley Woods Iohn Yost Bernie Zachary Mae Zachary Harold Zeiger Bill Zelonis Xiiii i tit, it , , was Officers of the junior class this year were: Roslyn Netler, Treasurer, Larry Hodges, Vice- President, Deena Katz, Secretary. JU IORS Adams, Barbara Allen, Bonnie Allen, Rona Ammond, Michael Anthony, Rosemary Armstead, Danny Austin, Eugine Avereh, Victoria Baber, Robert Ball, Louis Bailey, Ierry Bainey, Larry Baltzly, Anita Bandurka, Pete Barnett, Cynthia Barrino, Jacqueline Barrows, Paul Bates, Max Baughman, Judy Baugham, Robert Baum, Terry Bazen, Chere Beck, Tom Becker, Charles Bell, Mildred Bennett, Dale Bennett, Shirley Benson, Christine ' Besozzi, Christina Best, Brenna Best, Dwain Betz, Mary Biegacz, Anne Bille, William Billeter, Donald President Rosie Grady With only one more year to go, the class of ,68 have shown themselves to be outstanding in every- thing they have attempted. They have been ready, willing, and dependable in all activities, and their accomplishments will long be remembered in the annals of McKinley High School. Blackwell, Sharon Block, Lillian Bodnor, Karyn Bodner, Richard Bortel, Edie Boswell, Dorothy Bowersox, Ted Bowling, Martha Bowman, Darlene Boylan, Tim Brantley, Learlee Brock, Eugene Brown, Egbert Brown, ,lean Broyles, Patricia Bruce, Mary Brunk, Rose Brunner, Katherine Bryant, Brenda Byington, Jeffery Byrd, Leona Bumgarner, Carol Burton, Roger Bush, Michael Bush, Oliver Caldwell, Larry Callas, john Camper, Ellen Carpenter, Penny Cartwright, Betty Cartwright, Roger Cather, Chuck . Chandler, Scott Chester, Leona Charles, Mona Lisa Chrisanthos, Gust Church, Barry Churchill, Richard Cindea, Barbara Clark, Becky Claudette, Kay Clayhourne, Ron Clifford, Juanita Clopton, Candra Cochran, Roy Coe, Martha Coe, Mary Cole, Rick Cole, Sue Coleman, Cleo Cook, Aljie Cooley, Carol Cooper, JoAnn Copeland, Kathryn Cosentino, Enzio Cotyk, David Covert, Mary Cousins, Roger Coy, Roseanne Cramer, Bonnie Craven, Edith Cross, Janet Cross, Roberta . Cummings, Brenda Dalton, Robert Daniels, Charlotte Daniels, Chuck Davis, Bonnie Davis, Joseph Davis, Sandra Dawson, Becky Diak, Charles DiMarzio, JO Dolph, Dottie Douglas, Nick Downing, Lee Dragan, Garry Dragan, Terry Dubie, Beverly Ducksworth, Milton Dukes, Ruthell Durnes, Edward Ervan, Cathy Eubanks, Terry Evans, Jeff Fabritius, Jane Ferrell, Barry Fields, Michelle Fife, Ruth Fomich, Delores Fordosi, Loran F omash, Davis Frank, Patricia Freeman, Jessica F reetag, Rodney French, James Frutschy, James Fry, David F ryberger, Charlene Fugate, Julian Gadsden, Regina Cainer, Threasa Gaines, Seemore Callus, Sam Ganoe, John Gardner, Ruben Gashe, Edward Catlin, Frances Gearhart, Don Geisey, Keith Geyer, Bill Gillespie, Percy Glover, Pete Glunt, Rebecca Gooch, Linda Goshay, Pete Graves, Curtiss Greathouse, Woody Greavu, Linda Greenbaum, Sharon Greene, Mike Griffith, Jacqueline Griffith, John Greku, Barbara Greku, Georgia Grimes, Ted x 1 , J f 'r XXX ,Aj ,wi Ili: -JKX ,FW N, -v - lj N I Y rl , -JY 'l' ' ' ' 11, K l. , -,w sf 1 , 'Y I h ' iq 1 lt f 'XV J L J Q 'l J Y ix X is J J , rf' I J ' X , 1 '- X1 ' X' 1 IX: ' x f V if Did you ever try to put an engine together? ' A Y' K H 1 4-. L 69 Croce, Ronald Cromes, Dorothy Grunau, Cary Cudz, Bohdan Guedel, Delores Guerra, Angie Guidone, Linda Cuillicirns, Allen Guren, Cary Guyer, Mark Guzzo, Frank Hampton, James Harmon, Randall Harper, Jo Hartman, Mildred Hatchett, James Heater, Don Hendershot, Dan Henderson, Joyce Hendricks, Robert Henry, Charlotte Hershberger, Chuck Hicks, Lawrence Higgins, Cindy High, Carol Hileman, Joan Hlynsky, Maria Hodges, Larry Hoffman, Bob Homer, Pat Howard, Leo Howell, Julie Hudak, Dave Hudak, Richard Huff, Douglas Hughes, Hubert Huprich, James Huth, Thomas Iams, Jim Inman, Brenda Ittner, Judy Jackson, Luecile Jacobs, Dave Jacobs, Paul Jacoby, Timothy Johnson, Ben Jones, Bobby Johnson, Christine Johnson, Don Iohnson, Johnson, Keith Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jones, Iones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones Sandra Loretta Lucky Denise Derrick Emmit JoAnn Lonnie Terry Valarie Glennacline jumps, Paul Kager, Michael Katich, Carmel Katin, Kathi Katz. Deena Kauffman, Tim Kellos, VVayne Kerr, Raymond Kimble, Connie Kimbrough, Barbara King, Hattie King, Suzann Kinser, Yvonne Kohlmeyer, Debra Kolasa, Gary Knox, Betty Kramer, Gordon Kuhn, Jim Kuhm, Roger LaFromboise, David Laher, Mary Jane Lambea, lulie Legg, Robert Lennon, Herman Lenz, Linda Lester, Barbara Lester, MaryAnn Lewis, Brian Lewis, Gayle Lewis, Henry Ring around the rosey iii in i x'5----. Q . . with only 8 minutes left for eating n kt 3 , ggi' Warren, Diane YVarren, Dorino VVashington, Burke XVllSlllIlgf0Yl, Geraldine YVaters, Holwrt XVeatl1e-rspoon, Nick VVehh, Welch, Nathaniel Gladys We-lkes, VValter VVhitten, Harold YVilcox, Yvonne VVilder, Barlm vVllll6lI'I1, Lucinda YVilkof, Ronald Wilks, Rita YVilliams, Nancy XVilliamson, jack XVillis, Reggie YVilson WVilson VVilson Wilson , YVimon, a v 1 Arlene Becky Dennis Patricia Ioannc YViseman, Diane YVitsaman, Bonnie VVoloszczuk, Jerry Woodson, Keith Worster, Linda Wright, Wright, Yarnell, Yencer, Young, Young, Zaksek, Barbara Richard Denny Sherri Diane Wendy Bob V 4,7 ,,,, , President fl Bertha Bailey FRESHME Adams, Jeri Adkins, Rachel Akers, Steve Alexander, James Allen, Ronald Allen, William Allison, Cary Alt, Don Ammond, Roslina Amos, Karen Ampudia, Marcia Anatas, Gary Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Mark Anthony, Tyree Armstead, Benjamin Armstrong, Estelita Asael, Sandra Augustine, Michael Austin, Ray Babb, Cathy Babcock, Tom Babies, Joe Bader, Joanne Bailey, Bertha Bailous, Rowena Baker, Nancy Balaski, Marc Freshman class oflicers: Nancy Steam, secretary, Velma Henderson, treasurer, Debbie Townsend, vice-president. I Ball, Dillard Bambech, Barbara Banks, Pat Banturn, Larry Barbato, Liz Barkley, Sheila Barnes, .Ifouis , ' Barnett, Beverly Barney, jackie Baskerville, .James Battle, XVanda Becker, Donna 1 Bell, Elaine ,A Bennett, Florencei ' Bentley, Irene Bentley, William Bergman, lim Betz, Cary Beynon, jesoie Bianchi, Deborah Bille, Joyce Birl, Roosevelt Bissett, Naomi Blackburn, Vickie Blakely, Robert Blasingame, Stanley Block, Carl Bolden, VVannetta Boni, Rosemary Booth, Dave Bowman, William Boylan, Gary Bradley, Brenda Bradley, Contonna Brand, Sharon Brantley, Pama Bridges, Carolyn Bridgest, Treasa Bringardner, VVayne Brown, Cassandra Brown, Joseph Brown, Mark Brown, Matthew Brown, Richard Broyles, :foe Bruce, lean Bryan, Clifford Bryant, Donna Bryant, Marilyn Burge, Edward Burns, Denise Burt, Glenn Bush, Michael Caldwell, Andre Calhoun, Margie Campbell, Mae Capalingo, Linda Capes, Glenna Capobianco, Don Card, Richard Carman, Jones Carpenter, Willard Cash, Vickie Cassidy, Raymond Chambers, Ronald Charnock, George Chinn, Fredie Ann Chylsta, Don Church, Dave Clapper, Clyde Clark, john Clark, Linda Clark, Robert Clayton, Robert Clephas, Pamela Clifford, Thomas Cline, Charlotte Clopton, Sharon Clover, Christine Coakley, Raymond Cobb, James Cole, Gregg Coleman, Selma Combs, Carol Cool, Patty ' Cooper, Geraldine Cooper, Percy Copeland, Candace Corn, Molly Cotopolis, James Coy, Donald Crable, Charles Crabtree, Deldres Crawford, Dennis Crenshaw, Mantel Criss, Ricky Cross, Nelson Croston, Shirley Croston, Stan Crowl, David Culler, Ronald CundiH, Bethial Cunningham, Kathy Curry, Debra Curry, Pauline Cutts, Sally Dadisman, Paul Daniels, Cathy Dansby, Ray D'Antonio, David Daugherty, Darlene Davenport, Jesse Davis Andrew Davis Henry Davis, Iohn Davis Larry Davis, Marie Davis Marilyn Davis, Rebecca Davis, Sharron Davis, Sheila Davis, Tim Davison, Lynne DeArment, Rhonda DeGrafl inreed, David DeGrafHnreed, Yvonne Denny, Belva Jean Depina, Madalena DePriest, Cary Deremet, Russell DeStefano, Iohn Dickey, Jeff Dierdorf. Kathy Dillard, Leroy Dills, Carolyn Domer, Pam Dorosky Kathleen Dorto, Diane Doss, Eugene Freshman campaign assembly 1 ff. Y Ns Douglas, Norman Drescher, John Dubie, Theresa Duncan, Lorena Dunn, Albert Dunn, Vincent Duplain, Karen Earley, Robert Ebey, Dean Eckard, Mary Edwards, Cedric Edwards, Deborah Edwards, Douglas Eichelberger, Dave Eldridge, Clyde Elliott, Charles Elliott, Malcolm Epps, Clarence Eubanks, Ed Eutsey, Iohn Evans, Bonnie Fabritus, Alan Fehn, Linda Fentress, David Fentress, james Ferguson, Eddie Fernandez, Angela Ferris, Linda Finnefrock, Claudia Fisher, Frances Flanagan, Beverly Fleenor, Candy Flowers, Iames Flowers, Iudy Floyd, Eddie' Fomich, Betty Fontes, Jackie Ford, Lonnie Fordosi, Barb Foreman, Paulette Fowler, Violet Frantz, Daniel aw af .W Frazier, Arthur Freetage. Valerie French, Hazel French, Helen Friesel, Leonard Fryberger, Charles Fuente, Tim Gaetano, Charles Gailey, Margaret Galatis, Stella Gamble, Bonny Gardner, Roosevelt Garner, Victoria Garvin, Roy Gaslcin, Raleigh Catlin, Patricia Geisey, Barbara George, Mamie George, Veronca Gialluca, Frank Gianfagna, Iohn Giauque, Kathy Gibson, Meldora Gilger, Steven Gillilan. Charles Gnez, Gilmer Glasserman, Cheryl Glover, Don Goad, Rita Godagidis, Sandra Grant, Ella Groves, Marva Gray, George Green, Roger Greenbaum, Joanne Griesen, Mary Ellen Crimes, Ioe Grimes, Viester Gross, Richard Gudz, Roman Guerra, Claudia Guidone, Lora Gusky, Gary Guyer, Stephen Haines, Robert Haley, Richard Halkias, Diane Hall, Donald Hall, Phyllis Hamilton, Claude Hammer, Don Hardie, Terry Harmon, Susan Harrington, George Harris, Ethel Harter, Robert Harvey, Reva Harwart, Patrice Hastings, Eva Hastings, Larry Hatchett, Janice Hawryluk, Steve Hayes, Iohn Haywood, Bruce Hazlett, Donna Heacock, Barbara Heckman, Charles Hegol, Gary Heichel, Terry Henderson, Bonnie Henderson, Carolyn Henderson, Velma Henderson, Walter Henry, Bonnie Henry, Robert Hickenbottom, David Hicks, NVilher Hilderhoff, Charles Hill, Donald Hill, Randy Hill, Ronald Hilton, Lloyd Hinkle, Rex Holden, Vickie Hoohler, Daniel Hooten, Eddie Hoover, Richard Hoover, Sandra Horton, David Hosenbacker. Denise Houston, Alfredrick Hudas, Bob Huerta, Margarita Huffman, Lynn Hughes, Hunley, Hunter, Mary Mary VVhitt Hurd, Allison Hurd, Steve Interliggi, Denni Jack, Cindy Jackson, Jackson, Clarence Cynthia Jacobs, Larry Jamerson, Deborah Jasionowski, Daniel Jenkins, Alice Jennings, Michael Johns, Sally Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 9 Johnson, Johnson, Boyce Gwendolyn Jerry Linda Regina Trudy Johnston, Rita Jones, Annie ' Jones, Carol Jones, Isiah Jones, James Jordan, Carl Kager, Delores Kager, Dianne Kalath, Linda Kaplanis, Aris Keatley, Susan Kellos, Sharon Kemp, Richard Kennard, Phyllis Kennedy, Arthur Kennedy, Irene Kimble, Gerald Kinder, Lash Klay, Gloria Knepper, Sandra Kociuruba, Walter Koerber, Raymond Kolasa, Carol Konasedes, Brenda Koontz, Dianne Lf :,,,,' fe it w at ll el J I u J -W 1 E if J! 1, ,,1,.,w' ki, r. , 'J U fly' ' ,V lg N, fha 4 VWL4' aw , Al '1 ,fl 1 J l f fl V l H ,YM ,yy ' Q 5, ,W AL f A I J YH 1 l Lf I arf fa ,Gif , wa, ry, J iv l , 1 Ulf' do cmd fl . 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Tom March, Doug Mareno, Michael Marini, Rudy Marion, Cathy Marks, Karen Marshall, Greg Marshall, Twila artin, Diana Martin, Jim artin, Linda artin, Robert Massouh, Linda Mastin, Arvilla Matheny, Mona Mathess, John Mathis, Christine Mayle, Brenda Mayle, Charles Mayle, Garry Mayle, Gary Mayle, Keith Mayle, Melvin Mayle, Saundra Mayle, Sheilah Mazzon, Paul McAfee, Amber McAfee, William McAllister, John McAllister, Mike ii . A l e . A , i w .v. IX: Wal Q -wk xcwmmm Kqkh i McCauley, Vicky McCray, Rosemary McCulley, Richard McDonagh, Mary Lou McDowell, Gregory McElroy, Barbara McFarland, Ion McGill, jerry McGuire, Jim McLeod, Millard McNeese, Alice McNutt, Linda McNutt, Mike McVVilliz1ms, Michael McWilliams, Ralph Meacham, John Means, Terry Meeks, Kenneth Mercer, Paul Merrin, Karen Middleton, Robert Milan, Brenda Milan, Dennis Milan, Sheila Miller, Bruce Mitchell, Raymond Mitchell, Raymond Mitchell, Stephanie Moldovan, Jill Monick, Richard Montgomery, Darlene Montgomery, Willie Moore, Jerome Moore, Judy Moore, Larry Moore, Perry Moore, Sarah Moore, Walter Morgan, Gail Morgan, Deborah Morgan, Martha Morton, Deborah The Freshman arent small zts iust that thezr books are too bzg ,, You can always tell a Freshman by the books he carries. fl' f WMM ,Ur if ,L at Um KW J mer, Harold Papacostas Peter U X 1 Q, antelides , Maria V M ur L yr we Papadopoulas, Iohn Papatheodorou, Harry Parish, Lucius Parker, Brenda Patterson, Beverly Pauley, Robert Pavelzik, Rob Peavy, Peggy Penn, Ella Perkins, Robert Perolozzi, Michael Perrin, John Petrison, Christine Phillips, Henry Pimpas, Nick Polk, Nelson Porter, Bob Post, Rebecca , fb, PMQ Mpflewlwwy l 96 Morton, Rena Mottas, Keith Mount, Dallas Mujais, Larry Mullane, Daniel Murray, Michael Musisca, Josie Myers, Rebecca Nastofl, Mary Ann Needs, Jim Nelson, Iudy Nelson, Leon Nelson, Susan Nemeth, Jerry Newell, Talese Newkirk, Patricia Niles, Freclay Norwood, Cheryl Nuds, Charles Oakis, Patty Painter, Ray Y Q Preston, Jocelyn Prince, Robert Pringle, Daphne Provens, Greg Prowell, Lillian Pruett, Janet Radabaugh, Loretta Radabaugh, Raymond Radabaugli, XVilda Rader, John Rados, Michael Ranalli, Lana Randle, Barbara Rankin, Ronald Rapaport, Jack Heed, ' Patricia Reefl, Priscilla Recd, Rick Reese, Sharlene Reighard, Robert Reithmiller, Pauline Rich, Rocco Rinard, Darlene Ring, Barry Risher, Shalla Ritchie, Robert Ritchie, Rosemary Roberson, Ernest 0 o Roberson, Susie Roberts, David Roberts, Harold Robinson, Isiah Robinson, Mable Rodriques, Michael Roethlisberger, Roger Roland, Rebecca Roman, Danny Rowe, Linda Ruflin, Dennis Rushin, Rene Russ, Raymond Russell, Cheryl Russell, Vickie Ryan, Cordon Sabo, Robert Sabrolf, Nanette Sacco, Julian Samartgedes, Paula Sambroak, Paul Sanor, Dan Sares, Bill Sautters, Dennis Schaefer, Debbie Schafer, Nancy Schilling, Dennis Schrf e, Gary Scott, Debra Scott, Louis Scozzarella, Michael Seery, Cary Seery, Kathy Settles, Margo Seymore, Rodney Seymour, David Seymour, Rodney Shaheen, Sharon Shililett, Barbara Shimek, Carol Sbirnck, Joseph Shockling, Tom Shook, Susan Shryock, Donald Shuman, Darleen Simmons, Douglas Simon, Sidney Singleton, Jimmie Sistrunk, Blanche Sizemore, Linda Skillern, Raymond Smalley, Barbara Smith, Carlyn Smith, Frank Smith, Gregg Smith, Leonard Smith, Roger Smith, Tommy Smith, Twyla Soduk, Walter Southers, Sam Spencer, Bazzel Spencer, Victoria Stanton, Carl Starr, Nora Stealey, James Stearn, Nancy Stephens, Sylvester Steven, George Stevenson, Michael Stewart, Celia Stewart, Michael Stewart, Sue Stiltner, Deborah Stinard, Helen Stofer, Mary Stokes, Carolyn Stone, Carl Stone, Robert Storer, Patricia Strouble, Beth Studer, Dale Stull, Michelle Stutler, Monica Suggs, Willie Sunderman, Robert Swartz, Larry Swint, Lenora Swint, Wanda Tabler, Terry Tatarides, Kathleen Taylor, David Teeple, Linda Tennant, Shelley Thomas, Joe Thompson, Chuck Thurman, James Todd, Judy Tomero, Phillip Torrence, Mona Towell, Cheryl Towels, Maxine Townsend, Debbie Treadway, Tina Troxler, Yvonne Truax, Marsha Tucci, Mike Tucker, Sandra Turner, Ann Turpin, Saundra Tyson, John Unger, Robert Wooten, Roy Zerby, Dave Zermeno, Bernice Zernechel, Ted Zimer, Kathy 99 Unguren, Timothy Upshaw, Elaine Vance, Paul Vanest, Bonnie VanC-ord, Rene VanHorn, Denise Varner, Patty Vergis, Rebecca Vermillion, Rita Vierheller, Bob Vincent, Barbara Vodopich, Pat Volkert, Linda Vorhies, Nancy XVachovcc, Paul VVachovec, Michael Waddell, Patricia NVadsworth. Tawny W'aHner, John Walker, Bobbie Walker, Donald NValker, Nathan YValters, Robert Ward, Brenda VVarner, Elizabeth Washington, Peggy VVassem, Penny NVaters, Diane Watkins, Teina Watkins, Timothy VVatson, Bruce NVatson, Danny XVatters, Michael XVelch, David YVelford, Clifford Wells, James Wells, Mary VVerner, janet XVeyand, Dave XVhitten, Phillip XVhitten, Phyllis YVider, Diane VVilks, Sophie VVillis, Deborah VVillia1ns, Barbara VVillia1ns, Carolyn Williams, Esther Williams, Levora Williams, Lillie Williams, Rebecca XVilliams, Sam VVilliarnS, Sue Wilson, Earl VVilson, Ernest Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Robert Winn, Marilyn VVinn, Sherry WVise, Clyde Wise, Dewey Womack, Delores Woodson, Edna Woolfolk, William I Az. A , Q 7 , X 5 v, ' 5 s 5 100 ACTIVIT IE 2253 , Q1. 5 W' r S ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT EDITOR Mary Papadopoulos Christine Benson adv 1 m ' X DOM I ' Q. - 101 4 .-.lg STUDENT CUUNCIL Student Council is the governmental body of the school which unites the students of McKinley in a spirit of friendship and trust. At the beginning of the year, the Council sponsors its annual dance, the Student Council Mixer. The spirit of giving is stimulated by the Red Stockingv Drive, and students realize Democracy in action during Stu- dent Council and class officer elections. A new activity of the Student Council members was reading the morning announcements each day. Advising the Council was Mr. Armour. As a result of the eHorts of many people, McKinley can point to its Student Council as the leader of the school c'Where Champions are made and success is a tradition. Kay Nenzeth, this yeafs student council president, is about to call a meeting to order. f First row: Sharon Smith, Debbie Shaffer, Cleo Coleman, Lucielle Tsangeos, Frank Nemeth, Stan Reubin. Third row: Cindy Barnett, Iackson, Debbie Arnold, Barb Lorson, Kathy Andreadis, Theo Mancy Baker, Cindy Thompson, Jerry Bailey, Pat Homer, Mark Sideropoulos, Joanie Majors. Second row: Cindy Haxwart, Kathy Fulmer, Cheryl Singleton, Frances Vincente, Ellen Campbell, Koufos, Pat Mazzerella, Debbie Luchitz, Tina Whatkins, Kathy, absent when taken: Shirley DeLong. ibm. Ideas flow freely between members of Student Council. Student Council members take part in the annual trimming of the Christmas tree. 103 1 fi W K n w it,i S -X Oth:-r officers of Student Council this year were Chryse Spencer Vice-Presidenfg Bob Sautters, Treczsurerg and Put Byrd, Secretary First row: Danny Sprankle, Randy Anders, Jim West, Iohn Barb, row: Frank Ianni, Brad Lombardi, Mike Mull, Art De George, Tim Mark Hontas. Second row: John Koehn, Phil Adfelman, Dale Hind- Boylan, Terry Dragon, John Canoe. Absent: Ierry Hontas, Scot marsh, Charles Porter, Jim Ungel, Mike Nemeth, Mike Bush. Third Chandler, Cary Curen. KEY CLUB Key club helped out the Salvation Army this year during Christmas. Heading the Key Club this year Were, Bret Sabroif, President, Lance Schneier, Vice-President, Joe Smuckler, Secretary, and Pete Dollive, Treasurer. The purpose of Key Club is to be a service to the school and community. It is an honorary organization and is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. The projects of this year were the selling of athletic programs, ringing bells at Christmas for the Salvation Army, donating a scholarship in its name, and the sponsoring of the Key Club Sweet- heart Dance. Mr. Schott was the advisor. GIRL S' ,. . mln! N . A ug, SERVICE LEAGUE This year thirteen girls were honored with membership in Girls, Service League. Distributing pro- grams at important assemblies and helping new students find classes are included in the many duties of service they do for their school. Advising the club this year was Miss Eckis. Bottom row: Vivian Sanders, Ellen Campbell, Donna Morgan, Didona Grecu, Leslyn Hiplc. T017 row: Kathy Koufos, Linda Hoeprich, Sherry Pepper, Sherida Taylor. The officers of the Cirl's Service League are Angie Mayo, Treasurerg Carol Schlub, Sccrctaryg Pat Mazzarella, Vice-Presiclentg .R H li- N, xsx3.c.0g,. 51535 if ffilgggeg i li ,X ga QQQQQM l3i'2'5lWMsfi 'Q 1 ielsfigswh' 9 , , 1 ' ' oi1fes,o.e, e yr' .M-R. .X uf '- - 5-as Af A ., 0 X x N X NL J XS ,XS rx Zkfxx X X xl xt XX lg x x . . X . 1 X x Q YE. 1, X--.' lim: ,Ng f gs X35 Q , xg 7- ,r ,,,: S ,. ,, -Mx: - . ks, X.. 1 i if 4 is 'R wg 1- W f Fig? f N. ,.ri'5:,gs'.,f.t .X F QT 1 A JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR--First row: Carol Schlub, row: Terry Fearn, Dale Hindmarsh, Joe Smuckler, John Ellen Campbell, Pat Mazzarella, Kathy Koufos. Second Koehn, joel Fisher, Don Stickle. NAT IONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are the four criteria on which a selection for National Honor Society is based. The entire faculty headed by a committee of teachers is responsible for choosing the members. New members are initiated each year at an impressive assembly. It is truly an honor to be a member of the National Honor Society. 106 First row: Sue Barringer, Peter Dolive, Carolyn Hite, Charles Cold- row: jim West, Sharon Coy, Greg Rowlance, Kay Nemeth, Bob stein, Leslyn Hyple. Second row: Angie Mayo, Vivian Sanders, Art DiAnt0nio, DeGeorge, Randy Anders, Linda Hoeprich, Richard Frakes. Third 1 Z ff' fi? mfr' First row: Yvonne Tate, VVilliam Zelonis, Sherida Taylor, Kathy Pepper, jerry Hontas, Bill Clase, Melvin Haeger, Cindy Thompson. Tsungoes. Second row: Charles Porter, Put Byrd, Richard Rodriqucx, Absent: Frank Ianni. Bob Snedeker, Donna Morgan, XVarren Bellamy. Tlzird row: Sherry 107 First row: Roslyn Netler, Barb Hoover, Larry Lochick, Cindy Rowlett, Denise Beamer, Marlene Cohen, Rosie Cracly, Helen Babych, Marlene Perlman, Stella Calatis. Second row: Yvonne Tate, Sue Stuart, Kieth Cuss, Rick Stanley, Chuck Colrlstein, Earl Brown, Ralph Carbone, Renell Pierpoint, Deena Katz, Diane NATIONAL Cohen. Third row: Denise Van Horn, Ellen Campbell, Lance Schneier, Dave Sanor, Mark Fulmer, John Cooper, Dale Hind marsh, Vicki Van Horn. Fourth row: Linda Lenz, Jerry Bailey Doug Hutt, Cary Aikels, John Canoe, Vaughn Bailey, Doug March, Don Hammer, Kay Nemeth. FORE IC LEAGUE National Forensic League is perhaps one of the most active organizations at McKinley. Members participate in speech tournaments every Saturday throughout the school year. This year McKinley sent speakers to tourna- ments at Pittsburg, and Columbus. We are truly proud to have this club at McKinley. The Speech coach this year Was Mr. Brunner. rir ... .....,, , , ' ' i ' - - - - ,M ,,,, Leading the N.F.L. this year were, Linda Hoeprich, Asswtant , gf ' t -. Secretary, Cindy Thompson, Treasurer, Pat Mazzarella, Secretary ' 1. Bob Snedeker, President, and Joel Fisher, Vice-President. Brunner was the Speech Coach this year for the N.F.L. 109 .bf 1 This year the McKinley chap- ter of Thespians helped the Concert Choir put on the pro- duction Annie Get Your Cunf, The musical was a great suc- cess and it was thoroughly en- joyed by all who attended. Leading the Thespians this year are Carol Cotopolis, Secretary, Renell Pierpoint, President, Anita Baltzly, Librarian., Scott Chandler, Vice-President, john Canoe, Treasurer. THE PIAN E WTWWM Q 7 WWW? , : rf? First row: Twyla Cherry, Gail Van Horn, Roz Netler, Denise Beam- Carol Walker, Carol Witmer, Barb Hoover. Third row: Jim Frutchy, er, Marlene Cohen, Marlene Perlman, Anne Biegacz, Cathy Mareno, Ellen Campbell, Anders Johnson, Vaghn Baltzly, Cary Eckles, Paul Io Anne Cooper. Second row: Rosie Grady, Cindy Howlett, Deena Akers, Carol Dolmas, Lou Reichenbach, Phyllis Petrovich. Katz, Dale Penix, Vikei Vanhorn, Sheila Kousaie, Dorothy Gromes, 110 T T Members of this yearis Booster Club Council were Jim West, Barb Lorson, Ray Rossetti, Terry Dragon, Judy Ittner and Kathy Tsangeos. The purpose of the Booster Club is to promote school spirit and enthusiasm. One Way this is done is at the pep assemblies sponsored by the club, which inspires the student body, ath- letic teams, and coaches. The Booster Club makes arrange- ments for buses for the away games, and plans activities for the big annual McKinley- Massillon Week. It also honors the football and basketball queens. The advisors were Mrs. Sheil and Mr. Leyda. BGGSTER CLUB Kathy Wells was the President of the girl's council this year. Hello 'dere! Randy Anders was the lJoy,s council President this year. 'T' First row: Susan Baringer, Barbara Hoover, Marlene Cohen, Theo Sideropoulos, Marlene Perlman, Cail Van Horn, Carol NVhitmer, Jane Fabritis, Denise Van Horn. Second VOID: Linda Peterson, Terry Dragon, Sive Stewart, Diana Cohen, Pat Crant, John Papado- poulos, Richard Lorson, Helen Callas, Penny Loshark, Chrys Spen- ccr, Julie Howell, Dale Penix, Kathy Copeland. Third row: Sharon Coy, Helen Tabler, Sherida Taylor, Becky Ritchie, Brenda Briant, Casandra Tate, Roberta Leiber, Sandy VVells, Kathy Tsangoes, Re- gina Sebek, Bebe Rupp, Marcia Mezaros, Cary Curen, Deena Katz, Lance Schneier, Carol Price. Fourth row: jim Frutchy, Chuck Diak, Mary Papadopoulos, Becky Richards, Pam Paci, Debbie Luchitz, Yvonne Tate, Marie Soduk, Marsha McFadden, Marie Hylinskic, Rosemary Anthony, Cindy Robby, Bonnie Davis, Regina Lamm, Jerry Baily, Jim Unger. Fifth row: Tim Kauffman, Ran- dolf Toney, Ray Rossetti, Sam Callus, Bob DiAntonio, Don Stickle, Jerry Hontas, ,lack Yost, Ken Nelson, Milton Martin, Bill Boylan, Paul Akers, Enzio Consentino, Phil Adleman, Joe Smuckler, Bob Hoffman, Charles Porter. V V, '-e' A ifw wx,-xg sr,,, 1 J :.,.- 7 'Wi':1'-f' f i- 'r'f.E? r :f -'i f ilfilrl A ' ,, ' P ' e ' f 'W W-wie-'A W Students who took French, German, or Spanish, learned more about the customs, tradi- tions, and languages of these countries through the monthly meetings of Modern Language Club. At Christmas a special program Was planned. The an- nual picnic which climaxed the year was a great success. The advisors this year were Mrs. Khourey, Mr. Armour, and Mr. Loughry. The officers of Modern Language Club this year are Francis Vicenti, Secretary, Scott Chandler, Treasurer, Kathy Koufos, President, Pat Homer, Vice-president. 112 First row: Herhert Klemcns, Evelyn Palecznicki, Joyce Bille, James Brislen, Steve Hawryluk, Valerie Proctor, Rachel Crant, Cindy Rowlett, Shelly Ceiselman, Charmaine Klesse, Gloria Klay, Kathy Tatarides, Ida Bell, Vickie Miller, Frank Nemeth. Second row: Mike Maylc, Don Richardson, Stan Ruhin, Barry Russell, Rick Hoover, Sharon Bradley, Karl Opalka, Bette English, Beverly Ruzie, Indy Knrzen, Nancy Baker, Donna Cottrell, Dehorah Parker, Mona Tor- rence, Melha Tahler, Sylvia Calhoun, Tom Bahcock. Third row: Randy Hill, Raymond Russ, john Cooper, Tim Montgomery, Car- rnella Mezquita, Carol Dolmas, Denese Reid, Nancy Haines, Carole YValker, Beverly Thomas, Cayle Lewis, janet VVerner, Beverly Barnett, Paula Samartgedes, Candy Copeland, Brenda Varner, Cyn- thia Dunivant, Linda Massouh, Chris Clover. Fourth row: Randy Kirsch, Sain Torrcnce, Dallas Mount, Ernie Coherly, james Kota- gides, Mark Hontas, Emil Alecusan, Mike Mull, Rick Stanley, Mat McClellan, Tom Hathaway, Boh Minard, Jon Rohrer, Mark Haynes, Dave XVeyand, XValter Soduk, Raymond Cudz, Clarence jackson, Roger Rolthleherger. ODER ANGU GE CLUB 1 2 x K H-uv Folksinging was a part of the entertainment at the annual Christmas party , i , 4 , 5 5 5 5 3,2 gi, Z , t 4 46 4 4 3 ' - 2 4 r ,r 'iw ii f ' 4 1 H, ,f ,,,,, 2 2 , g ! ? i E e E First row: Alan Cline, Larry Hodges, Richard Kemp, Earl Brown, Mike Norris, Bruce Moldovan, Roger Cousins, Boden Gods, David Cotyk, George Lee, Gary Guren. Second row: Stella Galatis, Debbie Shaffer, Rebecca Vergis, Helen Babyck, Candy Speros, Faye VVool- ey, Maria Hlynsky, Carol Shimek, Karhy Parry, Loretta Johnson, Anne Biegacz, Third row: Dorthea Mack, Clyde Eldrige, Becky Myers, Carolyn Bridges, Beverly Dubie, Judy Davidson, Bonnie Mead, Shaleen Reese, Sally johns, Sharon Shaheen, Vicki Russle, Larry McLaughlin. Fourth row: Suzan Nelson, Shirley Bennett, Oflicers of Latin Club this year are Pat Mazzarella, President, Denise Beamer, Treasurer, Pat Byrd, Secretary, and Floyd Rogers, Vice-President. 114 Joanne Guna, Bea Grady, Linda Johnson, Kris Hains, Arthetta Meeks, Brenda Rose, Brenda Parker, Karlene Slifka, Martha Mor gan. Fifth row: Talese Newell, Carol Ann Willis, Charlotte Poole Henry Pabian, Lavista Anthony, Herold Ream, David Clark Rowena Bailous, Phil Adleman, Gail Marean, Sue Harmen, ,Cindy Barnett. Sixth row: YVayne Phifer, John Blocker, Bob Snedeker Dennis Jacobs, Milton Martin, Gary Eckles, Andy Chlysta, Ilm Iams, Illona Dicky,, Treasa Bridget. L TI CLUB The Latin Club not only helps the stu- dents become better acquainted with the language of the ancient Romans, but it also helps build a foundation for the study of Latin and English. This organization increases the members, knowledge in the fields of Roman culture and history of the language which is the basis of many of our modern languages. The advisor of this yearis club is Mrs. Iackson. Mrs. Iackson is the advisor for Latin Club this year , , V ' if r, t ,',' if f i 2 First row: Barbara Kimbrough, Shirley Ruzinsky, Cassietta Harvey, Charlotte Poole, Darlene Slifka, Gayle Lewis, Sherida Taylor, Angie Catherine Lee, Marsha McFadden, Marianne Meacham, Linda Linn, Mayo. Third row: Roche Stover, Ruth Bowers, Mildred Bell, Paul Dorothy VVashington. Second row: Maria Hlynsky, Geraldine Mann, Akers, Victoria Averette, Aulden Mobley. The Red Cross representatives help to promote understanding and better condi- tions in their community and all over the l world. Their projects center around school, recreation, and general health. Through their concern and great interest in people, this organization has accomplished much. Leading Red Cross this year are Kay Nemeth, Vana The advisor of the club W35 Mrs. MC' Mae Critoria, Mike Tucci, Put Homer, Robert Haines, and Frances Vicente. Roberts. 5 5 Q fr, ' 3 ar E' S . .A N, SQ Ei 5 S W -A v 4 X X Q 'N X X . 'S W ' -Zim R X wg: , wiv? if Q in Q 2212-2 K if-25 7:-.. X . g. F. Ei f 29:2 if X X X S X XQA NE e K sm 1-K - Q X XX UN X. LL.l q my X em. 4 ,A Q 5 Q X Q + Carolyn Hite Debbie Luchitz M J CRET T E '47-I Q V' Leslyn Hiple Ulead Maiorettel Junior maiorettes: Barbara Cindea, Deena Katz, Becky Ritchie, and Linda Greaou Cindy Harwart Cindy James 118 First row: Charlotte Poole, Charmaine Klesse, Dorothy Cromes, Jo Ellen Martin, Judy Davidson, Judy Ittner, Carole Dohnas. Second row: Carol VValker, Brenda Varncr, Cynthia Barnette, Sally Johns, Julian Fugate, Matthew McClellan, Cynthia Rowlett, Mark Haynes, Kristine Haines, Vickie Miller, Phyllis Petrovich. Third row: Carolyn Hite, Paula Samartgedes, Joyce Billc, Maria Malanij, Kenneth Nelson, OR C H E S T RA The Pep Band helped cheer the team on at the basketball games. Charles Diak, Cary Crunau, Cynthia James, Sherrie Shearer, John Cooper, Tom Cutler, Vicky Van Horn, Ruth Bowers, Cynthia Har- wart, Leslyn Hiple, Terry Fearn, Raymond Rossetti. Fourth row: Clen Harman, Robert Manard, Dennis Crawford, Timothy Kauliman, Larry Dagley, Cary Snell, Dennis Milan, John Clovis. Absentg Wayne Ph' er. This year the McKinley High School Orchestra Was under the direction of Mr. Clovis. They did an excellent joh of playing at our Christmas assemhly and Spring Concert. The line music they produced certainly showed the many hours of Work they did in preparing for their concerts. PEP BA D First row: Cindy James, Cindy Harwart, Becky Ritchie, Debbie Luchitz, Leslyn Hiple, CHead Majorettebg Carolyn Hite, Barbara Cindea, Deana Katz, Linda Creavu. Second row: Tum Mauulas, Patty Harwart, Jackie Morgan, Freddie Chinn, Rachel Adkins, Regina Johnson, Daphne Pringle, Joy Mayle, Terri Sickles, Joanne Nimon, Sue Stewart, James Brislen, Tyree Anthony, David Jacobs, Rene Rushin, Lonnie Mathis, Judy Ittner, Anne Biegacz, MARCHI G AND Gary Fisher, David Eichelberger. Third row: Kathy Parry Celia Stewart, Gary Boylan, Dennis Milan, Carol Walker, Charmaine Klesse, Judy Davidson, Pam Scroggs, Vickie Miller, Pam Harmon Paula Samartgedes, Nancy Sekeres, Judy Baughman, Aris Kfiplams Bill Geyer, Kathy Fortney, Nancy Phelps, Roberta Cross, Charles Diak. Fourth row: James Frutschy, Tim Kauffman, David Weyand Dennis Crawford, Cary Snell. Under the direction of Mr. Clovis the McKinley High School Marching Band had an outstanding season. They highlighted each of our football games with their en- thusiastic performances, a result of rehearsals that began during the summer. At pep rallies, the band heightened school spirit with its lively marches. Their many hours of practice and hard Work have given McKinley a fine marching band of which to be proud. Bob Bailey, Mark Harnes, Larry Danley, Phyllis Petrovich, Barbara Adams, Julian Fugate, Roy Von Almen, Linda Allen, John Koehn, Michael Sams, Charles Crable, Ira Beckerman, Cassandra Brown, Robert Hoffman, Bill Sares, Jeri Adams, Vicky Van Horn, Cindy Howlett, Shelley Ceiselman. Fifth row: Kathy Diedorf, Bette English, Cindy Roby, Gary Schrade, Wayne Phifer, Iohn Van RT LEAGUE The Art League is made up of students who have an interest in some field of art, but who are not necessarily taking art as a subject. One of its purposes is to help those who plan to make art their career. It also serves the school in such ways as posters for rallies, decorations for several of our school dances, and scenery for our plays. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Shelly are the advisors. Officers of Art League this year are Charles Tarver, President Michele Nemeth, Vice-President, Sharron Johnson, Secretary. Ab- sent: Verdella Murphy, Treasurer. First row: Sandra Ervan, Lita Forchione, Priscilla Rinehart, Sherry Meritt, Mary Papadopoulos, Cassetta Harvey, Linda Palm, Dorothy Cromes, Vera Robinson, Jean Kelly, Debora VVcsley, Brenda Rose. Second row: Rebecca Lewers, Richard Knight, Brenda Compton, Darcie Ceiselman, Roger Cousins, Bruce Moldovan, Kim Mont- gomery, Barbara Church, Pam Scroggs, Lou Reichenbach, Sheila Kousaie, Debbie Kohlmeyer, Gladys Welch, Larry Hodges. Third row: Iack Williams, Nick Alteri, Dennis Milan, Regina Sebek, Pat Singleton, jo-Lieana Hasha, Robert Stewart, Hazel Hall, Chris Benson, Carol Ann YVillis, Russ Barefield, Darlene Slifka, George Fronimo. Fourth row: Keith Snyder, Ray Oliver, Mike Mazzarella, Paul Akers, Milton Martin, Anita Blatzly, Jeff Miller, Iohn Blocher, Vivian Stewart. f- up . fe New First row: R. Grant, L. Patterson, Y. Mayo, C. Speros, D. Schaefer, S. Curtis, P. Grant, C. Shimek, K. Tatarides. Second row: A. Biegacz, H. Babych, V. Roberson, M. Hlynsky, C. Witmer, B. Dawson, D. Kohlmeyer, D. Gromes, C. Harvey, B. Bryant, M. Soduk. Third row: D. Morgan, C. Lee, D. Slifka, A. Mayo, C. This year's officers were Carol Parks, Treasurer, Lita Forchione, Vice-President, Pat Homer, President, Cindy Barnett, Secretary, and Kim Montgomery, Historian. -. . ss? K . ' ..-.. . Wifi ' QL, -s-5 fs!! ! ,dl K Q sfggii p . w . 1, f , , 'en A Willis, P. Scroggs, C. Drury, S. Shaheen, Y. Johnson, A Meeks Fourth row: L. Miller, C. Dolmas, S. Wells, C. Singleton P Homer, B. Davis, C. Roby, M. Meeks, S. Means, M Morgan Absent: P. Akers. MEDIC L RT If you are interested in any phase of medicine for a profession, Medi- cal Arts Club is at your service. The meetings consist of guest speakers, movies, and panel dis- cussions. This year, several mem- bers accompanied by the club president, toured the near-by hos- pitals. The club is extremely active as well as very interesting. The purpose of the Iunior and Senior College Club is to aid college-bound students. It prepares its members for their future years at college. Its activities include guest speakers from various col- leges advising them on selecting their school, apply- ing, obtaining scholarships, and information con- cerning sororities and fraternities. The members are brought to realize that a good beginning is a job half done. X fi This year's officers of College Club are Joel Fisher, treasurer, Kathy guinn, secretary, Randy Anders, vice-president, Charles Porter, presi- ent. COLLEGE CLUB First row: Dale Hindmarsh, Chuck Coldstein, Mike Sams, Bruce Moldovan, Ray Rossetti, Joe Potter, john Seeton, Terry Dragon, john Koelm, Lou Reichenbach, Brct Sabrofli. Second row: Barb Lorson, Sue Baringer, Marie Hlynsky, Rosie Grady, Carol YVitmer, Brenda Rose, Verra Roberson, Sherry Pepper, Kathy Koufos, Kathy Tsangeos. Renell Pierpoint, Sharon Smith, Candy Speros, Pat Crant. Third row: Judy Ittner, Roberta Lieber, Libby Iski, Bonnie Davis, Brenda Briant, Yvonne Iohnson, Sheila Kousai, Debby Luchitz, Shirley Curtis, Yvonne Tate, Deena Katz, Debby Kohlmyer, Chryse Spencer, Bozlyn Nettler, Marlene Perlman. Fourth row: Pat Mazzarella, Dale Penix, Regina Sebck, Kathy Lce, Carol Ann YVillis, Diane Slifca, Sharon Coy, Angie Mayo, Ellen Campbell, Carol Price, Grace Heidelberg, Cassietta Harvey. Fifth row: Ierry Hontas, Kay Nemetn, Chuck Shaheen, joe Smuckler, jerry Baily, XVillic Fife, Harold Zcigler, Lance Schneicr, Linda Hoperich, Larry Frcights, Mike Vrbanac. Sixth row: jay Smith, Terry Fearn, Paul Akers, Bob Di Antonio, Iini YVest, Iohn Canoe, Ann Boltzly, Scott Chandler, Art DeGeorge, Don Stickle, Mike McClain. First row: Carol Ann Willis, Pat Homer, Bea Rupp, Marcia Meszaros, Libby Iski, Kathy Rex, Roberta Leiber, Carol Price. Second row: Kathy Copeland, Shirley Camp, Marlene Cohen, Denise Beamer, Kathy Tatarides, Ann Kosunick, Connie DeGregorio, Erma Bikali, Joanie Mafors, Theo Sideropolis, Twyla Cherry, Kathy Andreadis, Sue Barringer, Ida Bell, Penny Loshark, Sue Stewart, Carol Walker. Third row: Bonnie Davis, Diane Warren, Cheryl Stacy, Ann Campet, Diane Cohen, Cindy Rowlett, Janice Parks, Dorothy Gromes, Valarie Proctor, Sharon Meeks, Jo Ellen Styley, Jo Harper, Rosie Grady, Dale Penix, Barb Hesse, Louella Johns, Candy Sheet. Fourth row: Dedona FUT RE TEACHER Ofiicers of F.T.A. this year are Pat Mazzarella, president, Mark Fulmer, treasurer, Kathy Tsangoes, secretary, Chris Benson, vice- president. vm Grecu, Sherry Smith, Linda Kovaks, Vicki Van Horn, Shirley DeLong, Janice Barboza, Carol Peavy, Barb Lorson, Kathy Koufos, Cindy Kleer, Nancy Stern, Stephnie Rule, Shirley Bennett, Mary Hylindki, Pat Watterson, Linda Lenz. Fifth row: Warren Bellamy, Carol Dol- mas, Carmella Mesquitta, Sharon Bradley, Slila Court, Catherine Lee, Barbara Bolda, Phyllis Petrovich, Frances Vicente, Kay Nemeth, Kathy Quinn, Carol Schlub, Cindy Thompson, John Cooper, Terresa Grint, Yvonne Johnson, Sandra Williams, Linsa Masouh, Cortney Ke y. The advisor of F .T.A. is Mrs. Andrews. The Future Teachers of America may prove to be helpful if you are planning to enter a teaching field or are undecided as to your goal. The care- fully planned meetings are geared to aid members in deciding their future profession in the teaching field. The club advisor was Mrs. Andrews. FUT RE ECRETARIES The purpose of Future Secretaries is to encourage girls to enter the secretarial profession. Skits, films, and guest speakers give helpful suggestions to the members. OFFICE First row: Pat Miliny, Connie De Gregorio, Carol Ritzert, Rosemary Alex- ander, Shirley Curtis, Janice Lucas, Shirley Seymour, Linda McCauley, Pat Grant. Second row: Deborah Jones, Marilyn VVise, Dorothy Gromes, Cheryl Schaifner, Aurora Freeman, Shirley De-Long, Adriana Grampa, Doris Thomas, Deloras Mattes, Mary Nelson, Barb Reed. Third row: Diane Moreau, Barb Adams, Yvonne Johnson, Memie Atchison, Shirley Bowdwn, Judy Chavers, Diane Piussle, Renell Backie, Rickie Strange, Janis Barboza. Fourth Tow: Geraldine Groubert, Pat Sucui, Mary Zachery, Angie Guerra, Brenda Thompson, Cheryl Roman, Gloria Hall, Kathy Roman, Grace Heidelberg. ID Many are the duties of the office girls who ably assist the school secretaries and advisors. They gain experi- ence and poise as Well as provide valuable services to the school. The Work of each aid is highly appreciated. First row: Sue Baringer, Dorothy Hen- derson, Pat Mazzarella, Pat Phillips, Barb Lornson, Pat Sonia. Second row: Shirley Bowden, Cheryl Schaifner, Kathy Koufos, Barb Kirkwood, Shirley DeLong, Pat Homer. Third row: Carlotte Poole, Bonnie Davis, Carol Schlub, Barb Booth, Edith Iski, Kathy Quinn, Pam Paci. 126 First row: Pat Mazzarella, Kris Van Almen, Nancy Bumgarner, Io Harper, Iudy Kurzen, Clyde Elderidge. Third row: Alan Clims, Nancy Kennedy, Elaine Upshaw, Kim Montgomery, Charlene Darlene Brog, Dale Penix, Barbara Reed, Sharon Greenbaum, Mujais, Brenda Bryant, Cleo Coleman. Second row: Ida Bell, Rose- Susan Sexton, Sherry Shearer, Mae Zachary, Vivian Sanders. mary Anthony, Debra Ohliger, Beverly Sterling, Teina Watkins, Student librarians contribute a great deal to the efficient function- ing of the school library. They col- lect and deliver slips to study halls, perform all desk routines, and shelve books for circulation. Service of this kind is indispensible for the library and its adult li- brarians, Miss McCuskey and Mrs. Geiger. NURSE'S AIDS Helping the nurse with her many duties, such as taking temperatures and clerical jobs are among the services performed by the Nurse,s Aids. Their services are greatly ap- preciated by all Who have needed them. LIBRARY AIDS First row: Dorothy Parsons, Becky Dougan, Kathy Robb, JoAnne DiMarzio. Second row: Erma Bikali, Sherry Pepper, Carol Dulmas. Third row: Marlaine Kark, Margie Shoff, Jerri Craubert. ill, .,,',,, , if in 'IW Left to Right: Dave Smith, Dave Danner, Al Thompson, Zerry Arnold, Ray VVebb, Gaylord Sweat, Jerome Armstead, Don De Gasperis, jim Sealock, Ed Brown, Ben Iackson, John Patterson, Nick Seaglione, Steve Hunter, Lynn Butts, Eugene Palmer. STAGE CREW The main responsibil- ity of the Stage Crew is to provide scenery and props for plays and spe- cial events during the year. This year they worked hard back stage during the production of Annie Get Your Gunf, Left to Right: Ty Pruitt, Rick Olmstead, Richard Frakes. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Club is made up of boys in the shop classes. Their main objective is to learn to work together. They perform many services for the school such as making and repairing furniture. The advisor is Mr. Tsangeos. The members of the Projectionists Club aid teachers by showing films to various classes. They also show films during lunch hours. Shown at the bottom of the page are the noon movie money collectors. These two groups per- form a great service to the school. PROJECTIO ISTS First row: Greg Rowlance, Tom Huth. Second row: Paul Majzun, Iohn Radu, Dwano Nicholas. MOVIE MONEY COLLECTORS-First row: Linclu Creavu, Radu, Linda Lenz, Denise Reid, Kim Montgomery, Pat VV1tter Diane Slifka, Nora Floyd, Marcia Meszuros. Second row: john son, Tom Lincoln. 129 First row: Susan Roberts, Roberta Leiber, Faye XVoolley, Mona Lisa Charles, Penny Loshark, Bea Rupp, Pat Tencza, Pam Paci, Kathy Quinng Mary Sue Means, Grace Heidelberg, Brenda Bryant, Ynovve Johnson, Angie Mayo, Judy Baughman, Marsha McFadden. Second row: Janet Cross, Kathy NVells, Brenda Rose, Pat Waterson, GIRL ' LE DERS The Girls, Leaders help during the gym classes in many We-.ys.They set a good example for the other girls to follow on how to keep physically Ht. One of their various activities is the annual Yale- Harvard game. The girls uphold the McKinley tradition of sportsmanship to the best of their abili- ty. The club advisor is Mrs. Howe. Tack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water . . . mi i .. ,, . V. ,Z . 'Q My in , .. ,M QV A, . 4 .vii G L rf grlifeg 2 L QM . . ,YV . Deena Katz, Cryse Spencer, Bechy Ritchie, Kay Nemeth, Linda Hoeprich, Kathy Copeland, joy Mayle, Shirley Curtis, Kathy Moreno. Third row: Pat Henne, Jane Fabritius, Delores Fomich, Marlene Perlman, Cathy Ervan, Pat Mazzarella, Pat Phillips, Cas- sietta Harvey, Sharon Smith. This year's officers of Girls' Leaders are Kathy Quinn, President, Grace Heidelburg, Vice-President, Pat Phillips, Treasurer, Pam Paci, Secretary. Us W B OOSTER WORKERS The Booster Store VVorkers keep the stu- dents supplied with school necessities, and help encourage the Bull- dog spirit. Among the items sold are pencils, notebooks, shakers, meg- phones, and pennants. First row: Pat Phillips, Debby Luchitz, Lois Lind. Second row: Pat Grant, Shirley Curtis, Kathy Quinn, Cheryl Roman, Brenda Thompson, Grace Heidelberg, Sharon Smith. QU ILL AND SCRGLL Quill and Scroll is an honor- ary organization composed of the senior members of the McKinZeyite, Times, and Chan- ticleer, staffs. It was founded to recognize those students dis- playing ability in the fields of journalism. The group,s motto is, Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you freef, First row: Kathy Moreno, Kathy Koufos, Renell Piemoint, Sherry Pepper, Kathy Tsangoes, Susan Baringer. Second TONE: Donna Morgan, Marsha Eberhart, Cindy Thompson, Pat Tenza. Third row: Vivian Sanders, Carol Schlub, Art De George, Linda Hoperich, Cheryl Schaffner. 131 First row: Denise Beamer, Roberta Leiber, Judy Kurzen, Cindy Marvin Sadosky, Third row: Regina Lamm, Sharon Bradley, Tom Rowlett, Barb Hoover, Judy Ittner. Second row: Vivian Sanders, Hathaway, Cary Eckles, Art De George, Linda Massouh, Linda Carol Schlub, Chuck Shaheen, Beatrice Rupp, Regina Sebek, Hoperich. CHANT ICLEER STAFF A few staff members put their heads together while working on the Chanticleer. The C hanticleer is McKinley,s literary magazine. It is well on its Way to be- coming an established tradition. Now in its fourth year of publication the maga- zine is composed entirely of writing and art Work by McKinley students. Mrs. Pat Williams is the advisor. Leading Chanticleer this year, was editor John Canoe. TI E STAFF A sg F ,, 1W,f. VZN. s qXmM1Q 1.. C, ...L vLi.,X . NN . .W . i K K -- ..,,,t...- Mt as .aff KK get N M - t .....,, , , - ' ' Q2-asagze Msg, . ,. V ,,X, -V wg X 1312? ' Tw- - alarm k 1 C MQW N .W . .V --V W ...,... N.. Mwswewwms. .... N ..... .. .. W Kathy Moreno, Times editor, reads over the last edition. As in past years the main purpose of the McKinley Times is to inform the student body of all school activities. The staff has successfully strived to produce a paper We can all be proud of. The Times contains a variety of news rang- ing frorn sports to the latest fads. Kathy Moreno Was this year,s editor and Mrs. Horne was the advisor. Reporters and page editors waste no time as the deadline draws near. First row: Cary Fisher, Pat Lecza, Marsha Ebcrhart, Diana Cohen, Cheryl Singleton, Tom Hathaway, Bill Class, john Cooper, Bonnie Secflnd row: Cleo Coleman, Cheryl Shaifner, Beverly Ruzic, Carolyn Heiks, Donna Morgan. Ahsent: John Canoe. Hite, Beatrice Rupp, Janice Barhoza. Third row? Earl Brown, , in V ,Y Q I, .Ma-uwlnnlhnurh , ,,,, ,, ., M Ellen Campbell MANACINC EDITOR Lance Schneier BUSINESS MANAGER MCKI NLEY ITE Kathy Koafos INTRODUCTORY EDITOR Carol Schlulz FACULTY EDITOR STAFF Mcliinleyite editors lament as deadline date draws near. The M cKinleyite Staff has put long hours of hard Work and careful preparation into the production of the 1967 yearbook. This book will he a storehouse of memories for each per- son Who has purchased one. We sincerely hope you will enjoy this yearis storehouse of memoriesf, 134 i to et? 3 W vc ,,.., - 32 jr 45? ff, Kathy Tsangeos UNDERCLASS EDITOR ASSISTANTS-Left to Right: Kathy Andreadis, Regina Lamm, Barb Hoover Sharon Smith, Mary Papadopoulos, Carol Witmer, Mike Mull, Rosie Grady Marlene Cohen, Pat Homer. Sherry Pepper Brett Sabroff, Lance Sclznewr AD MANAGER SPORTS EDITORS WM Cindy Thompson Mr. Rossetti SENIOR EDITOR Chris Benson STAFF ADVISOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR 135 W 56,5 V :A GL L Malik .1-af. Ufimrwzfeazn PORTS SPORTS EDITORS ASSISTANT Brett Sabroff Mike Mull Lance Schneier 5 S fi S , ' 5 we lf 137 GRIDDERS CRUSH MAS SILLON The 1966 edition of the Bulldogs started rather slowly. The first three games turned up on the other side of the ledger as we dropped decisions to Niles, Warren, and Cleveland St. Joseph. We then re- grouped and scored victories over Lincoln, Central, and Columbus East. Our first big game came when we lost a heartbreaker to Steuben- ville, who was ranked Number One in the state. VVe then turned back the tide for Alliance and Cuyahoga Falls. The big game against Mas- sillon was set, and for the first time in the last few seasons, the State Title was not on the line. The Bulldogs emerged triumphant for the first time in nine years. Fzrst row M Kagen, A. Tibbs, I. Hontas, I. Iams, C. Rushe, P. Robinson, L. Downing P Shlmek, C. Adamski, R, Snell, L. VVilder, L. Clayton, M. Duckswoxth. Second rou, C Sweat, R. Martin, R. LeFlore, I. Shimek, T. Bowersox, C. Davidson, fx Varsity Scoreboard . McKinley Opponent Niles McKinley Warren Harding Cleveland St Ioseph Canton Lincoln iffflx.-ifrz Columbus East Stubenvrlle Alliance Cuyahoga Falls Massillon Washington 0 ' ' 22 28 ' 29 12 . 27 16 ' 14 50 Canton Central Catholic 6 40 0 0 ' 22 20 ' 14 22 . 8 25 ' ' 16 First row: Dan Brooks, Ron Chisrnar. Second row: Howard Allman, Bob Marcum, Roy Dillon, Chuck Speilman. T. Moralcis, C. Duluose, I. VVzlSlllI'1gl01l, L. Milan, withclrawn, N. Fields, M. Lucius. Third row: I. Mancini, M. johnson, R. Truitt, P. Coleman, I. Patterson, C. Austin, P. Glover, H. Lewis, B. Lewis, M. Bush, I. Reese. Senior quarterback Milford Lucius scrambles for needed llllfdllge- Don Scott Award winner, jerry Hontas, and Ronnie Martin bring down a Massillon runner. B LLDOG MAKE FINE COMEB CK Pete Coleman, followed by Leroy Wilder and Lee Downing, pounces upon an unlucky Warren runner. All-City, All-County, All-Ohio honorable mention, senior half- baclc, Larry Clayton, shows grace determination as he powers his way through the Massillon defense in the greatest game of his high school career. 140 IWQYQ K OP' Both teams show their readiness in the lineup during the McKinley-Massillon game. Wilder carries, and johnson is ready to block for the run. A wet, but elated Coach Chilsmar is seen flanked on the left by Tony Morakis, and on the right by Pete Colewnan, after being thrown in the shower after the Massillon skirmish. 141 McKinley Z5 M --'11 , icys 1fggp1gu, Btillclogs Si 1 Will Line If llfvffiiilfayflisl 1I,lllil21CliS T l Celebrate Swee No, It WHSllll. Blues Cliismar's Psychology At H alftime Pays Off By CHARLIE POWELL lead in the second half. Until his players returned to the field, the rest of the rest was one of those spur-of-the- moment things. comb' - g . We made lots of mistakes One must remember, also, the first half and we were hop- ing the boys would forget it and try to overcome their mistakes the second half, Chismar re- One must remember that these were teenage boys, never- quitting, stout-hearted young men of 16, 17 and 18 who were atants in THE ame that emotions are very much a part of a teenager and that emotions play a leing-sized part of football. Any kind of foot- lated following his post-game ball. trio to the showers. What did the Bulldogs do? That's something used to . WELL. THEY sang. Yep, Psychology? arouse the emotions. McKinley Coach Ron Chismar theV Sang. There wasn't a guy that kept his mouth closed. said line- used the old psychology at Mas- sillon Saturday afternoon. - backer deluxe Jerry Hontas. HIS BULLDOGS were trail- 'tWe all sang. ing, 16-7. Bi halftime of il'lG 71st They Sang the Mgliinlgy Alma Bulldog-Tiger battle. This was Mater, a new twist for the 32-year-old And- they took the field for a Bulldogs Celebrate Victory Parade Is Highlight IN EY XP Intangihles Will T ll eir Ofver enga s X in Pup- iger lassic ivulr ld Hat to Pup Bosset McKinley Highls big brawl succeed his former boss, Don before bowing to with arch-rival Massillon is old Nehlen, now backfield mentor here last Novembi hat to the Bulldog bosses-the at Bowling Green University. rent gang takes a young man who pulls the His first edition of the Bull- against the Tigers strings and the three younger dogs took a 11-0 halftime lead ger Stadium Saturdz men who .all the shots 0-'Lib-e field Head Coach Ron Chi his first taste of Bull rivalry as a head cc year and the Pups' captains Larry Clayto Hontas and Leroy Wilc TEQTZWSSSY Perf Ofniefs SFS, 1 6 All three field le seniors and are as their second varsi awards. Clayton, the 185-p back who was ar choice last season, yards in 10 tries tc ball carriers in it Fieldhouse assiuonss Bulldog Fans WIIOOP It Up windup. 5 Wednesday THIS SEASON, ti scorer in Stark Cf amassed 1,181 yard trips. He has 106 poin pared to the county fullback Doug Barr wood. Canwll C9I9lJl'3tCS Tliei'e's always an abundance Coine-Frolil-Belliml of Sufprises and 'igim.miCkS', H5 U McKinley and Massillon prep 25-16 Bulldog Will for their traditional football fuss ex and the citywide McKinley BYZIOHNSLABURN Beat Massillon rally will be Repository .Sports Writer no exception. Clayton confines IWMASSILLON SWOY The rally is seiisduied for to 0ff9l1S6 and 8111101 ?d1fbgClI1 L iff? y Wllder Memorial Fieldhouse Wednes- and HOMES HFC fwfciire 5 tie 1 lslrigll Yaxsday night at 8 with all fans, in- backs this Year, bf'm -f-an E123 udc ,m ey.S cluding students, invited to let only defense against 213522112321 e OLE thogs Egg: off some steam. In '65, Wilder at 5:,s,.+1M1f nw... ,ai nefgdeio The Bulldog band, cheerlead- Massibers, football team captains and n. Q nr '.n . n ' ii '- H gi ' . ' iv Collie-From-Behindn of me Tl' at Tig-COHCll6S will be there. So will lturdaybe officers of the Massillon R W f fl h V Vinlev club of Canton Celebl ates ted the ieff- Bllllflog Wlnchjgmal- will sprursrf the local rally and ' remarks uit. be made by tri- Wilder and Jerry Hontas. Loren Plappert and Ben Mar- coni, Bulldog Booster Club co- 143 ' 's . ' . XY.-iQQI'l si This year,s Reserves were once again divided into two teams: the Iayvees and Sophomores. Un- der fine coaching both these teams proved them- selves worthy of McKinley and posted fine records on the gridiron. As you may know, the Reserves consist of the future football stars of McKinley High School. From the outlook of this yearls Reserves, varsity coach Ron Chismar can look forward to a fine season next year. Go get 'em Bulldogs! RESERVES Reserve Scoreboard McKinley Opponent 8 East Liverpool 6 8 Massillon 6 38 Central Catholic 0 38 Lincoln 0 20 East Liverpool 34 6 Niles McKinley 14 8 Alliance 14 First row: B. Walters, I. Barb, I. Evans, B. jamerson, H. Mitchell, C. Ellis, R. Gnes, E. Mitchell, J. Harris. Second row: L. Iams R. johnson, I. Brandyberry, R. Wilkof, B. Ross, M. jackson, E. McMillian, B. Haines, M. Hontas, P. Moore, B, Hosleins. Third row: s D. Akers, E. Walkers, B. Zaksek, W. DeGregorio, L. Gnochoski M. Snell, T. Gibbons, L. Risener, D. Summers, M. Machides, L Rippey. FRE SHMEN A fine crop of young gridmen was once again the outlook of this year,s Freshman football team. The Frosh Were divided into two teams to enable a greater number of boys to gain valuable exper- ience. Both teams posted fine records, including a joint victory over the Massillon All-Stars. The Frosh ended their season with nine Wins and only one loss. F rosh on their way to a victory over Massillon All-Stars Freshman Scoreboard McKinley Opponent 16 Akron Hoban 6 22 Dover 6 20 Akron St. Vincent 6 28 Lincoln 0 28 Central Catholic 0 6 East Liverpool 18 20 Massillon All-Stars 0 20 Akron Hoban All-Stars 0 22 East Liverpool All-Stars 0 First row: T. Clifford, I. Babies, T. Means, I. Nemeth, M. Bush, R. Birl, R. Wocten, M. Brown, N. Pimpas, S. Frazier. Second row: Coach Gary H. Shamblen, T. Meachum, T. Babcock, I. Destetano, S. Hord, L. Lockshin, D. DiAntonio, D. Kramer, M. Scozzarella, E. Hichman, B. Earley, L. Dillard. Third row: D. Degraffinred, D. Sanor, R. Ross, D. Hall, N. Walker, G. Seery, I. McGill, M. Brown, R. Gardner, D. Ball, C. Provens, Coach George Wolfe. Fourth row: C. Hamilton, R. Rich, I. Martin, I. Haywood, I. Lexis, W. Carpenter D. Roman, E. Gurge, R. Brown, L. Ford, D. Capobianco. BA SKETBA LL '66-'67 4 A YEAR or REBUILDING SEASON SCOREBOARD McKinley Opponent 63.. ...Glenville .....37 69 ...... Newark . . . . .46 97... ..Niles ,...,S ...50 72. . . .Akron Central . . . . 54 72 ....n. Farrell . . . . . . . .54 59 ..l,.. Alliance .,..l,.,,,r..,l 60 58. . . .Cuyahoga Falls . ..., . .60 52. . . .Toledo Central Catholic . .46 60 4... .Toledo St. Francis . . . . .69 65 ..,,o, Massillon . , . . . . .52 69. . .Warren .... .... 4 9 44. . . . .Lincoln ..... . . .59 54 ...... Steubenville . . ..,. 36 63.. ...Lehman ........ ....30 66. . . .Central Catholic . . . . . . .46 75 ...... Akron South . . . . . . . 54 74. . . . .Massillon . . . . .55 69 ...... Timken .,...... ..... 4 9 Sectional 72.. . . .Fairless ...... .. .54 65. . . .Marlington . . . . .51 79 ...... West Branch . . . . . . .46 District 65 ...... Triway ....... .... 4 2 50 ...,.. Lincoln . . . . . . .56 COACHES-Left to Right: john McBride, Bob E Bob Rupert, Don Everett, Frank Alberta. VARSITY BASKETBALL-Standing Left to Right: Nick XVeatherspoon, Jim Bledsoe, Reuben Vance, Jim Stephens, Ronald Clayhournc, In.s-crt.s' Left to Right: Joe Collins, Pete Glover, Brian Lewis, Ronald Singleton, Ronald XVilliams, Mike Ammond, Don Johnson, Terry Vance, Henry Lewis, Coach Rupert. V4 V, ,fy 4 V1 fx f I f , 1 1 ' VM M 'fi .JA I i ff- ,ffl a Ai f If ,f ,X , , 4, ,, f , ,K ' f f ,460 ff, ff ' f , f , 1 , 1 K X f f! ' Q V . Kg: The Canton McKinley Bulldogs experi- enced a very iine season as they won 18 of 23 games. Under head coach Bob Rupert, who was in his 6th campaign as coach, the Bulldogs fought all the Way to the district finals. VVith only one returning letterman, Jim Bledsoe, the Bulldogs lacked experi- enced, but their spirit made up this lack. Led by seniors Jim Bledsoe and lim Steph- ens, sophomore Nick Weatherspoon, and juniors Ron Claybourne and Reuben Vance the Bulldogs beat Massillon twice for the second year in a row. Next years, outlook seems very optimistic with three returning lettermen on the team. f , 1 , 147 Bledsoe tries fake on Steeler, then looks for open man nga, Bledsoe drives for two-pointer. Pups look on as Lehman loses ball out of bounds. Clayboume awaits rebound in mid-air 148 Wetherspoon shows poise against Steelers Will you please give me the ball? at Mt, e W 1, Stevens battles for rebound. M, 149 Claybourne fights Lincoln for rebound. Stevens blocks Massillons shot, Bulldogs cover Foster tightly. I Wild skirmish for loose ball Stevens gets beat as opponent scores two points. Bledsoe stops for quick shot. Vance moves in for easy lay-up 151 JAY VEES POST FINE SEASON The Reserves and Freshmen both proved themselves well this year as they took to the hardwood. Against such formidable foes as Lincoln, Alliance, Lehman, Massillon, Central Catholic, Timken, and St. Thomas Aquinas, the cagers posted many victories. Outstanding boys on the reserve squad were Steve Hubbard, Glen Burt, and Terry Vance. Promising boys on the Freshman team were Danny Roman, Richard Brown, and Mike Bush. 'I A reserve tries for a hopeful two points RESERVE BASKETBALL - First row: S. Rubin R Smith C Burt E Alecusin, W. Downey, M. Hunter, R. Dickerson, C Hampton Second row T. Vance, E. Lemon, M. McClellan, M. Jackson, S. Hubbard D Smith M Jackson, E. McMillan, I. Mitchell. FRESHMEN SHGW THEY HAVE PROMISING FUTURE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - First row: I. Dickey, R. Hill, R. Brown, D. Roman, C. Hamilton, M. Bush, I. Babicks. Second 1'0lU.' R. Wells, G. S li Cl W. C t D Chl . P ' B R . Th'd M c ra e, arpen er, . ysta, I errm, . ing zr row: . Stewart, E. Burge, S. Stevens, F. Smith, D. Sautters, C. Thompson, E. Hooten. 153 M UWZU SWIMMING TEAM-First row: S. Murphy, S. Levine, Hoffman. Third row: I. Unger, J. Stratta, M. Fulmer, T G. Maser. Second row: M. Mull, G. Grunau, C. Clark, Pruitt, A. Stinson, B. Manard, E. Eubanks. M. McDermott, J. Williams, J. Lavin, B. Sautters, B. Head coach C. T. Branin and assistant coach Dwight Beatty. TANKERS' RECORD Laoin examines the situation as Gramm starts his leg of the medley relay, 154 SEASON SCOREBOARD McKinley Opponents 77 VVarren Western Reserve 18 36 . . .Upper Arlington . ss.. . . .59 31. Akron Firestone 64 33. . . University School . . . . .62 41. Cuyahoga Falls . .54 37.. ...Berea . . .. .. 58 59. . .Massillon ..., 36 39 ...... Kent State . . . . . . . . . 56 42. . . YVestern Reserve Academy . 53 42. Fairview Park ........ 53 48. .... Lakewood . . . . . .46 27. . . .Akron Firestone . .68 38. Toledo St. Francis .... .... 5 7 4th in District 12th in State A Team moral was high despite a losing season. Practice is the keu to success. NO INDICATION OF ABILITIES Timers and judges confer after an exciting finish. This year,s edition of the McKinley swim team was indeed a unique one. Due to a lack of a pool in which to practice and hold meets, the squad was forced to hold limited practices. Each member contributed greatly to the team effort. The boys emerged vic- torious in three dual meets and captured twelfth place in the state meet. Although the team did not have a winning season, some individuals excelled. Bob Saut- ters set a new record in the 400-yard freestyle, and Gary Grunau in the 100-yard breast- stroke. The medley relay consisting of senior, Chuck Clark, junior, Gary Grunau, and soph- omores, Mike Mull and Bob Sautters, shat- tered a previous school record. Despite numerous handicaps, our swim team, coached by C. T. Branin, an institution in Ohio scholastic swimming, made an ever- lasting impression on Canton once again. PUP MERMEN SUFFER All-American Jim Lavin, looks for wall in backstroke. -'Sv Williams shows form of board. Sophomore Mike Mull hits water. 156 LOSS OF THEIR PGGL Sautters shows his great form in fly. W' wilt tv , , rw, ' ' W X ,. .'A,' 'ff V .f 'V ' ff 5 . f A M . r A rtths ft Grunau talks things over with Coach Branin Lauin and Lint off to fast start in 50-Yard Freestyle. 157 GRAPPLERS STRIVE FOR PERFECTION Nick Stepanouich struggles to turn his man ooer on his back, as referee looks cm. The 1966 District Champion Bulldogs started the season with Tony Moore being the only returning letterman out of four with a winning record. Inexperience was apparent in early season as the Pups had one win and a tie in five matches. Improve- ment was shown, however, as they won live of their last seven and brought home six trophies from the Mansfield Tourna- ment. They closed out the season with a resounding victory over Glenwood by the score of 39-3. First row: B. Chambers, E. Jones, R. Skiller, N. Stepanovich, T. Moore, L. Mathis. Back row: M. Pressley, L. Howard, R. LeFlore, R. Martin, L. Ford, Coach Dillon. A Reader LeFlore lifts his opponent off the mat and is ready to drop him on the mat. Jones Ends himself tied up, as he tries to break loose from opponents grip. Reader has his man pinned as the opposition tries to escape. CHEERLEADERS STIMULATE CROWDS 1 The cheerleaders are up in arms! Head cheerleader, Lois Lind, addresses an exuberant student body. Reserve cheerleaders are, Kneeling: Beverly Barnett, Beverly Ruzic, Standing: Karen Merrin, Ruth Chcnault, and Sharon Brand. 160 Marlene Perlman n N Kathy Quinn Lois Lind n Chryse Spencer Shawn Smith 161 Sharon Smith and Shirley Curtis, co-captains of Yale and Harvard respectively, jump center. YALE VS. HARVARD This year,s victory in the Yale-Harvard game Went to Yale after a crucial battle. Harvard, led by co- captains Pat Byrd and Shirley Curtis, and Yale, led by co-captains Cathy Ervan and Sharon Smith, guided their teams through a hard-fought battle. Showing great determination and ball-handling abil- ity, the teams displayed themselves Well. YALE CHEERLEADERS-Front: Roslyn Netler. Back: Susan Roberts, Carol Witmer, and Carol Edwards. YALE-Front: Cathy Ervan, Sharon Smith, co-captains. Second row: Linda McCauley, Carol Cooley, Cassietta Harvey, Kathy Mareno, Barbara Wright. Third row: Cathy Swager, Linda Hoeprich, Brenda Cummings, Joe Lieana Hacha, Brenda Bryant. Yale and Harvard members jump for a loose ball. HARVARD CHEERLEADERS-Front: Deena Katz. Back: Yvonne johnson Joy Maylc, and Cindy Howlett. 1 HARVARD-Front: Pat Byrd, Shirley Curtisg co-captains. Second row: Pat Henne, Karen Strong, Chryse Spencer, Marlene Iones, Becky Ritchie. Third row: Diane VVurrc-n, Cleo Colt-man, lllona Dickey, Charmaine Klesse, Regina Gadsden. 163 HIGH HOPES IN STORE . . . First row: B. March, R. Truitt, W. Bellamy, M. Johnson, P. Coleman. Second row: G. Fronimo, A. Tibbs, G. Mack, R. LeFlore, I. Bridgest, C. Tarver, G. Mack. Third row: C. Kimbrough, I. Unger, Due to the early publication of this yearbook, it is impossible for the sports staff to provide its readers with a recap of the present season. It is hoped that the 1967 edition of the McKinley track team will soar to new heights and break many re- cords. Under the capable leadership of coach Ro- bert Evans, this year,s team promises to show its fans many an exciting meet. Paced by such re- turning lettermen as Ron Singleton, Mike Johnson, George Fronimo, and Warren Bellamy, the team is assured of many victories. Good luck to the team from the student body. Mike Johnson soars to a victory. S. Salamon, M. Ducksworth, S. Woods, H. Kaulk, Coach Evans Fourth row: I. Schmick, Manager. , L minima FUR TRACKSTERS ,fl' X! I Y ,f I ,132 Vw., bb - if, WMM nv, Wbgfvljf IQ ALQY yebbb PML Uv ,whf jjj pup 0 IU 1 , Am ld h yt 5 fi h CL 'fy 1 1 ,Lim HIS . WI LU JIU I I7 , flju ?1'0Jw VYZV ,LUV VJ Practice makes perfect. QQ M M I we J e PW MV Q jc KL JUJL V WJ vi if vb JQWJIMM y JW UCUQU 1 Aj W fp W1 fy rf JM W Q MMMJ yUMV7,qq0J MUD Up he goes! UMM J M yew 165 BULLDOGS SUCCESSFUL AT BAT First row Cseatedj-Manager P. Michalos, M. Ammond, L. Milan, G. Davidson, R. Lemmo, M. Lucius. Second row-Coach Brooks, S. Callus, B. Haskins, I. Davis, T. Bowersox, Manager J. Vergis. In the spring Bulldogs, fancies turn to baseball. Once again the mighty Bulldogs fought through a very satisfying season. Under the leadership of the capable Coach Brooks, the team exchanged pitches with such traditional foes as Lehman, Perry, Lincoln, and Massillon. After an exciting beginning, the boys coasted through many victories, and a few losses. With the fine playing of such boys as Ted Bowersox, Sam Callus, and Milford Lucius, the team played Well in the typical McKinley tradition. 166 Players tensely await outcome of next batter. S., 5 , f - WL,m:L Bowersox awaits the third out. A foul ball returns Lucius back to first. Davidson shows a perfect stance as he anticipates the next pitch 167 Fisher gives a mighty swing. E f GOLF This year the McKinley High School golf team experienced a very successful season. Led by med- alist Cary Timmons and other returning lettermen such as joel Fisher and Chuck Timmons, the team picked up many victories during its varsity season. Timmons tees off. 168 Front row: Coach Smith, M. Sadowsky, P. Veno, C. Timmons Back row: G. Timmons, J. Fisher, G. Rowlance, D. Stickle. A display of great determination by Bob. Left to Right: B. Sabroff, R. Sautters, M. McDermott, R. snedeker, C. Porter, Coach Rupert. 169 TENNIS 1: ,. ug Snedeker returns another one. The tennis team faired well this year in intra-scholastic competition. Under the lea- dership of coach Bob Rupert the team showed their tennis skills against such area teams as Lehman, Glenwood, and Lincoln. The team was hampered by a lack of returning letter- meng however some upcoming players were the key to a successful season. ADAMSKI, GEORGE Booster 4, Graphic Arts 2,3, Football l,2,3,4, WVrestling I,2. AKERS, PAUL Booster l,2,3,4, Medical Arts 3,4, Red Cross 3,4, Plav 2,3,4, Spring Review 2,3,4, Derby Club 2,3, N.F.L. 3, Mod- ern Language 3,4, College Club 3,4, Art League 3,4, Glee Club 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, McKinleyaires 3,4. ALBERT, MICHAEL Booster 4, Honor Roll 1, Derby Club 3, Modern Language 3. ALEXANDER, ROSEINIARY Booster 2,3,4, F.S.A. 3,4, Honor Roll 2,4, Oflice Assistant 4. ALLEN, DAPHNE ALLEN, LINDA Booster l,2,3,4, Spring Review 2, N.F.L. 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Band 3,4. ALLEN, STEPHANIE ALLISON, IRIS Booster l,2,3,4, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 2, N.F.L. 1, Medical Arts 3,4, Red Cross 3, College Club 3,4. ALTIERI, MADELINE Booster 1,2. ALTIERI, NICHOLAS Booster 3, Art League 3,4, Graphic Arts 2. ALVARADO, NITZIA Booster 4. AMAN, MICHAEL ANDERS, RANDALL Booster I,2,3,4-Pres., Key Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2, College Club 3,4, Ticket office statt 2,3,4. ANTHONY, EDWARD ANTHONY, JOSEPH ARMSTEAD, JEROME Football 1,2, Basketball 1. ARNOLD, ZERRY Booster 1, College Club 1, Football l,2. ATCHISON, MAMIE Booster 2,3,4, F.S.A. 4: Honor Roll 4, Oflice Production 4, Oflice Assistant 4, Yale-Harvard 3. ATKINSON, BETTY F.S.A. 4, Stage Craft 3. AUSTIN, GEORGE Football 1,2.3.4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Baseball 2,4. BABARYK, JOSEPH Booster 3,4, Graphic Arts 2,3. BABER, LINDA Booster I,2. BACKIE, RENEE Booster I,2,4, F.S.A. 4, Red Cross 2. BALTZLY, VVILLIAM Booster 2,3,4, Fall Play 2,3, Spring Re- view 3, Derby Club 2,3,4, N.F.L. l,2,3,4, Modern Language 1,2. BARBOZA, IANICE Booster l,2,3,4, FTA 3,4, F.S.A. 3,4- Pres., Honor Roll 4, Times Staff 4, Modern Language 3. BAREFIELD, RUSSELL Booster 4, Art League 4. ENIOR INDEX BARINGER, SUSAN Booster l,2,3,4, F.T.A. 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Spring Review 2,3,4, Chanticleer Staff 3,4, Modern Language Club l,2,3,4, International Relations I, Office Assistant 3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Col- lege Club 3,4, Glee Club 2, Concert Choir 2,3,4-Sec. BARTELL, DONNA Booster l,2,3,4, Girls' Leader 2, Red Cross 1, Art League 4. BAUGHMAN, JOHN Booster 1,2,4, N.F.L. 1,2,3, Bowling 3,4. BELLAMY, WARREN Booster 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Concert Choir 4, Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 1,2. BETZ, HOWARD Booster 4, OHice Assistant 4, Graphic Arts 2,3. BEYNON, JERILYMN Booster 2,3,4, Library Assistant 4. BICKEL, JOHN Booster l,2,3,4. BICKLEY, HERBERT BIKALI, ERMA Booster l,2,3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Modern Language I,2, Nurses Aid 2,3,4, Col- lege Club 3. BIRONE, ANTHONY BISSETT, LEOTA Booster l,2,3,4, Medical Arts 1,2,3. BLACKWELL, JO LYNN BLEDSOE, JAMES Red Cross 3, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 4. BLOCK, JOE Booster l,2,3,4, Basketball 1. BOLDS, BARBARA Booster 1, F.T.A. 1, College Club 3. BOOMHOWER, SHARON Booster l,2,3,4, Class Oilicer 2-Sec., F.S.A. 4, Honor Roll 4, Football Queen 4, OHice Production 4. BOONIL, ALINIA Booster 3, Derby Club 3. BOOTH, BARBARA Booster 1,2,3,4, Medical Arts 1,2,3, Latin Club 1,2, Oflice Assistant 3,4. BOWDEN, GWENDOLYN Booster 2,3,4, F.T.A. 1,2,3, Office As- sistant 3,4. BOWDEN, SHIRLEY Booster l,2,3,4, F.T.A. 1, F.S.A. 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Office Assistant 3. BOWLING, LINDA BRANTLEY, SHIRLEY Booster l,2,3, F.S.A. 4, Red Cross 1. BREWER, SHARON Booster 3,4, Glee Club 1. BRIDGEST, JOHN Booster 1,2,4, Latin Club 1,2, Track 2,3,4. BROWN, CHARLES BROWN, CORNELIUS Booster 3,4, Art League 1,4, Football 1, Track I, Wrestling 2,3. BROWN, HERBERT Boys Leaders 3. 170 BROWN, NORMA BURNS, BEVERLY Spring Review 2, Oflice Assistant 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3, Fall Review 3. BURTON, LINDSEY Track 3,4. BUSH, N ORMA BOWERS, RUTH Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 4. BYRD, PATRICIA Booster l,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2- Treasur., 3,4-Sec., Honor Roll 2, Derby Club 1, Latin Club 1,2,3,4-Sec., Inter- national Relations Club 1, Thespians 1,2, College Club 3-Treas., 4, Glee Club 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4-Treas., 4- Football Att., Yale-Harvard 3,4. CALDER, LINDEN Booster l,2,3,4, N.F.L. I, Modem Language Club 1, College Club 3, Swimming 2. CAMPBELL, ELLEN Booster l,2,3,4, Girls' Leader 3,4, Girls' Service League 4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, National Honor 3,4, Fall Play 2,3, Derby Club 2,3,4, N.F.L. 1,2-Sec., 3,4, Annual Staff 2,3,4-Managing Editor, Math Club 1, Modern Language Club 1,2,3, Otlice As- sistant 3, Quill and Scroll 4, College Club 3,4, Glee Club 1, Concert Choir 2, Cheerleaderl '1, Girls' State 4, Thespians 23,2-vice-pres., 4, Humanities Seminar CAMPITELLI, ALBERT Booster 2,3,4, Boys' Leaders 2,3,4. CAMPANELLI, JOHN Booster 2. CARR, LINDA Booster l,2,3,4, F.S.A. 3, Medical Arts l,2, Times StaiT 4, Lib. Assistant 1,2,3, Gluee Club I. CARTHON, TONI Booster 1,2,3,4, Girls' Leaders 3, F.S.A. 4, 3-V. Pres., College Club 3, Track 3. CHAMBERS, ROBERT Booster 3,4, Boys' Leaders 2,3, Art League 4, Projection Club 2, Football 1,2, Wrestling 3,4. CHARLIKOWSKI, KRYSTYNA CHAVERS, JUDY Booster l,2,3,4, F.S.A. 4, Honor Roll 4, Office Production 4. CIOKAN, ROGER Booster 4, International Relations Club 1, Bowling 3,4, Advisor's Assistant 4. CLARK, CHARLES Booster 2,3,4, Math Club 2, Swimming 1,2,3,4. CLAYTON, LARRY Football l,2,3,4, Track 1,2. COLBY, CYNTHIA Booster 2,3,4. COLE, CHARLES Booster l,2,3,4, College Club 3. COLEMAN, PETER Booster 4, Football l,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3,4. COLLINS, JOSEPH Booster l,2,3,4, Boys' League 3,4, Foot- ball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Honor Roll 1. CONROY, PENNY COOK, CHERYL Booster 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. CORN, KENNETH COTOPOLIS, CAROL Booster 1,2,3,45 Fall Play 35 Glee Club 15 Art League 15 College Club 35 Spring Review 2,35 Student Council 35 Thespians 2,3-Lib., 4-Sec.5 Concert Choir 2,3,4-Vice Pres.5 Derby Club 1. COULTER, BARBARA COVERT, KATHLEEN COY, KAREN Booster 4. COY, SHARON Booster 45 Red Cross 25 Honor Roll 1,25 Modern Language Club 45 Latin Club 25 College Club 4. CRAVEN, LINDA Booster 2,3. CRISS, HOLLIE Booster 12.3.45 Red Cross 1: Glee Club 15 Latin Club 1,25 Concert Choir 2,3,4. CROCKETT, WILLIAM Booster 1.2,3.4: Honor Roll 1,2,35 Foot- ball 1,25 Basketball 1. CROSS, VIRGINIA Boo-ster 1,2,3,4: N.F.L. 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Modern Langpage Club 1. CROSTON. TONI Booster 1,2,3,4. CURRY, MARLENA Booster 3,45 N.F.L. 3. CURTIS, SHIRLEY Booster 1,2,3.4: Girls' Leaders 2,3,45 F.S.A. 3,45 Medical Arts 1,2,3,45 Col- lege Club 3,45 Girls, Track 2,3,45 Yale- Harvard 3,45 Office Production 4. CUTLER, THOMAS Booster 152,35 2-Vice Pres.5 Band 1,2, 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Latin Club 1,2. DANLEY, LAWRENCE Booster 2.45 Band 1.2,3,45 Swing Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Advisor's Assist- ant 25 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Brass Choir 4. DANNER, DAVID Booster 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1. DANSLY, BRENDA DAVENPORT, FRANCIS Booster 1,25 Student Council 1. DAVIS, JOHN DAVIS, PAUL Booster 3,45 Graphic Arts 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3. DeGASPERIS, DONALD Booster 2,45 Football 2. DeGEORGE, ARTHUR Booster 1,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 N.F.L. 15 Chanticleer StaH: 4: Latin Club 1,25 Quill and Scroll 45 College Club 3,45 Medical Arts 45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Bowling 1,2,3,4. DGGREGORIO, CONNIE Booster 1,3,4, F.T.A. 3,45 F.S.A. 3,45 Football Attendant 15 Football Oflice Assistant 4. De-LONG, SHIRLEY Booster 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F.S.A. 3,4- Sec.5 Student Council 45 Honor Roll 35 College Club 4: Attendance Oflice 4. DENTE, FRANK DiANTONIO, ROBERT Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 35 Honor Roll 2,35 Modern Language Club 2,3,45 College Club 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Swing Band 2,35 Pep Band 2. DiMARZIO, DANIEL Swimming 35 Track 2,3. DITTY, ALAN DOLLIVE, PETER Booster 1,2,3,45 Key Club 1,2,3-Vice pres., 4-Treas.5 Chanticleer Staff 35 Math Club 1,2,35 Modern Language Club 1,2,35 College Club 3,45 Interna- tional Relations Club 1. DORTO, FRANK DOUGAN, REBECCA Booster 1,2,3,45 Nurses Aid 2,3,4. DOUGLAS, KATHY Booster 1,2,3,4. DRESCHER, WILLIAM Booster 25 Treasurer 1. DUNN, JOHN RT MXRSHA EBERHA , 1 Booster 1,2,3,45 Medical Arts 35 Times Staff 2,3,45 Library Assistant 35 Quill and Scroll 4. ECKSMITH, CINDY Booster 2,3,45 F.S.A. 4. EDWARDS, CAROL Booster 1.2,3,45 College Club 3,45 Glee Club 35 Yale-Harvard 3. EL FAYE ALAN D Booster 1,2,3,45 Key Club 25 Latin Club 1,25 Track 1. ERVAN, SANDRA Booster 45 College Club 35 Art Leaglle 3,45 Y-Teens 3,4. ENBANKS, RANDY EVANS, JOHN FEARN, TERRY Booster 1,2,3,5 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Na- tional Honor 3,45 Math Club 2,35 In- ternational Relations Club 15 College Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Pep Band 2,3,4. FEE, RICHARD EILLER, KATHY 2,3,4. FICARRA, DIANA Booster 2,3,45 Red Cross 3. FIELDS, NATE Booster 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Treas- urer 25 Honor Roll 45 Modern Lan- guage Club 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Wrestling 152. FISHER, JOEL FISHER, JOEL Honor Roll 1,2,35 Golf 2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 N.F.L. l,2,3,4g CIIRDIZICICGI' Staff 1,2,35 College Club 3,4. FLAGG, BOB Booster Club 1,2,3,45 B. Leaders 1,25 Football 1,2. FLOVVERS, DEBORAH Booster 3,45 Honor Roll 2,45 Spring Re- view 3,45 Modern Language Club 15 Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 3,4. FORCHIONE, LITA Booster 35 Medical Arts 3,45 Latin Club 15 Art League 4. 171 FRAKES, RICHARD Booster 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 152,35 Math Club 25 College Club 3,45 Stage Craft 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3. FRANCE, CHESTER Booster 45 B. Leaders 2,3,4. FBAZIER, JOHN Booster 3,45 Wrestling 2. FRAZIER, HENRY Booster Club 4. FRAZIER, LARSIE Glee Club 1,2,3. FREDAY, SUSAN Booster 1,2,3,4. FREEMAN, AURORA Booster Club 1.2,3,45 F.S.A. 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Oitice Production 4. FRIEDMAN, DON FRONIMO, GEORGE Booster 45 Art League 45 Football 3,45 Swimming 25 Track 4. FREEMAN, JAMES CAETANO, KATHY International Relations Club 15 Glee Club 2. GALLAGHER, DAVID Booster 25 Class Ofticer 1. GARDNER, ALVIN Football 2,35 Track 1,2,3. HEARHART, LINDA Booster 15 Office Assistant 2. GEISELMAN, DARCIE Booster 2,45 Fall Play 15 Art League 3,4. GEISY, JAMES GIALLUCA, THERESA Booster 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 1. GLASS, WILLIAM Honor Roll 1,2,45 Times Staff 2,3,45 Math Club 3-Vice Pres.5 Pep Band 2,3,4. GODFREY, CHARLES Concert Choir 2,3,45 Track 1. GOLDSTEIN, CHARLES Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, N.F.L.. 1,2,3,45 Math Club 1,25 College Club 3,4. GONZALEZ, GARY Booster 3,45 Boys' Leaders 2,3,45 Foot- ball 15 Manager 2,3,4. GRAMPA, ADRIANA Booster 1,2,3,45 F.S.A. 3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Art League 3. GRANT, ABRAHAM GRANT, ROBERT Booster 1,2,3,45 Medical Arts 2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Latin Club 1,25 Art League 4. GRANT, JAMES GRANT, JESSE Booster 45 Modern Langauge Club 1. GRANT, PATRICIA Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F.S.A. 3,45 Medical Arts 3,45 Red Cross 15 Modem Langauge Club 45 Oilice Assistant 45 Glee Club 35 College Club 3,45 Office Production 4. GRECU, DIDONA Girls' Service League 45 F.T.A. 35 Hon- or Roll 2,35 Modern Language Club 2,35 Humanities Seminar 3,4. GREEN, GEORGIANNA Booster 1,2,3,45 Modern Langauge Club 1. GREEN, MARIE gcgoster 3,45 Red Cross 3,45 Latin Club GREGGS, BETTY Red Cross 1. GRIMSLEY, BONNIE Booster 1,2,3,45 F.S.A. 3. GROUBERT, GERRI Booster 1,2,3,45 F.S.A. 45 Medical Arts 35 Spring Review 3,45 Latin Club 35 Nurses Aid 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Con- cert Choir 3,4. GUIDONE, ROCCO HOGSETT, RAYMOND HAGER, MELVIN Booster Club 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Modern Language Club I. HALL, DEBORAH Booster Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Red Cross 35 N.F.L. 15 Latin Club 1. HALL, GLORIA Booster 15 F.S.A. 4. HAMPTON, MARY Booster 3,45 F.S.A. 1. HARMON, GLEN BOOSTST 3,44 Band 1,253,115 Swing Band 45 Orchestra 3,4. HARWART, CINDY Booster I,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Class Officer 3, Sec.5 N.F.L. 1,25 Latin Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 2,35 Pep Band I,2,35 Orchestra 3,45 Maj- orettes 3,4. HARVEY, CASSIETTA Booster 1.2,3,45 G. Leaders 45 Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Library Assistant 3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 College Club 3,45 A13 League 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Track HATLEY, GWENDOLYN Booster 1,3,45 G. Leaders 3,45 Girls Track 2,3. HEIDELBERG, GRACE Booster 2,3,45 G. Leaders 3,45 F.S.A. 45 College Club 3,4. HEIKS, BONNIE Booster 1.2.3,45 Red Cross 1,25 Honor Roll 35 Fall Play 25 Derby Club 1,2, 35 N.F.L. I,2,3,45 Times Staff 2,3,45 Modern Language 1.2,35 Thespians 1,2, 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Art League 4. HENDERSON, DOROTHY Booster I.2,3.45 Oflice Assistant 45 Glee Club l,2,35 Concert Choir 4. HENDERSON. IRENE Booster Club 2,3,45 Medical Arts 25 Glee Club 15 Concert Choir 3,4. HENNE, PATRICIA G. Leaders 4. HERMAN, ARTHUR Concert Choir 2,3,45 Track 1. HESS, BETTY Booster 2,3,4. HILL, JACQUELINE Booster 45 OfHce Production 4. HILL, PEGGY Booster Club 1,2,3,4. HILTON, JIM HINDMARSH, DALE Booster 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Class Otlicer 4 Pres.5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Nat'l Honor 3,45 N.F.L. I,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 College Club 3,4. HIPLE, LESLYN Booster 2,3,45 G. Leaders 35 G. Service League 45 Medical Arts 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Majorettes 3, head 45 Pep Band 1,2. HIPPERT, ALBERT B. Leaders 2,35 Art League 3,4. HITE, CAROLYN N.F.L. 15 Times Staff 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Majorettes 4. HOEPRICH, LINDA Booster Club 1,2,3,45 G. Leaders 45 G. Service League 45 Medical Arts 152,35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Fall Play 1,25 Derby Club 1,2,35 N.F.L. 1,2,3,45 Chanticleer Staff 3,45 Bus. Manager Latin Club 1,25 Sec. Library Assistant 25 Nurses Aid 35 Quill and Scholl 4: College Club 3,45 Pep Club 4. HONTAS, JERRY Booster 2,3,45 Key Club 45 Class Officer 3-treas.5 Honor Roll 25 Modern Lan- guage 3,45 College Club 45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Humanities Sem. 4. HOOTEN, RICK Booster 25 Football 1. HORTON, ALLEN Booster 4. HOWARD, DEIDRE Red Cross 1,25 Modern Language Club I5 Cheerleader I. HOWELL, LINDA Booster 45 Red Cross 45 Glee Club 2,3. HUDAS, CATHY Booster 2,3,4. HUFF, BENJAMIN Booster 2,35 Rifle Club 1. HARISTON, MELVIN IANNI, FRANK Booster I,2,3,45 Key Club 45 Honor- Roll 35 N.F.L. 1,25 International Rela- tions Club 15 College Club 3,45 Orch- estra 1,2,3. IMELY, ELAINE Booster 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1. ISKI, EDITH Booster 1,2,3.45 Red Cross 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,35 Office Assistant 4. JACKSON, ALBERT Booster I. JACKSON, SHARON JAMES, CINDY Booster l,2,35 Medical Arts 25 Latin Club I5 Modern Language Club 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Major- ettes 3,4. JAROSZYK, DYAN Booster 2,3. JELLISON, CASSANDRA JOHNSON, ANNA L. Booster 2. JOHNSON, JAMES Latin 1. JACKSON, ALBERT Booster 1. JACKSON, SHARON 172 JOHNSON, LINDA Booster 45 Latin Club 15 College Club 3. JOHNSON, MICHAEL S. Booster 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON, SHARON Booster 25 Art League 4 fsecretaryj Glee Club l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. JOHNSON, WILLARD Booster 1,2,3,45 Medical Arts 1,2,35 Modern Language Club 15 College Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 25 Ten- nis 2. JOHNSON, YVONNE Booster 1,2,3,45 Girls' Leaders 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 F.S.A. 45 College Club 3,45 Glee Club 35 Track 2,3,45 Oflice Production 45 Medical Arts 3,4. JONES, DEBORAH Booster 2,3,45 F.T.A. 35 F.S.A. 45 Red Cross 1. JONES, MARLENE Booster 3,45 F.T.A. 3,4. KALK, KARL Booster 4. KARK, MARLAINE Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 1, 25 Red Cross 25 Modern Language 1,25 Nurses Aid 3,4. KAY, JENNETrE KENNARD, EDWARD Booster 1,2,35 Boys' Leaders 2,3,45 Art League 15 Concert Choir 25 Basketball 152,35 Baseball 1,2,3. KIDD, WILLADEAN KIMBROUGH, CLIFFORD Booster 45 Fotball 15 Basketball 1,25 Track 3. KIRKWOOD, BARBARA Booster 1,2,3,45 Medical Arts 15 Red Cross 1,25 Latin Club I,2,35 Honor Roll 15 OHice Assistant 45 College Club 4. KLAMER, MARTIN Booster 3,45 Modern Language 2,35 Of- fice Assistant 1,2,35 Projection Club 2,3. KLINK, GEMEAMM Booster 3,45 Red Cross 2. KNEPPER, FRED KOEHN, JOHN Booster 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor 35 College Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Band 1,2,3,4. KOSMIDES, PAUL KOUFOS, KATHERINE Booster 2,3,45 Girls' Servie League 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Student Council 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Modern Language Club 2,3.4 -Pres.5 Office Assistant 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 College Club 3,4. KOUSAIL, SHEILA Booster 1,2.45 Medical Arts 15 Red Cross 15 Fall Play-Thespians 45 Spring Review 2,45 Modern Language Club 15 Rifle Club 25 College Club 45 Art League 2,45 Glee Club 15 Concert Choir 2,4. KRAUS, KARL JR. Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1. KUMPUS, SHIRLEY KUNKEL, RONALD Booster 3. LASURE, WILLIAM Booster l,2,3,45 Boys' Leaders 25 Graphic Arts 2,3,4. LATIMER, DANIEL Booster 45 Concert Choir 2,35 Golf 1,2,3. LAUGHLIN, JAY Booster 45 Modern Language Club 25 College Club 3,4. LAVIN, JAMES Booster 1,2,35 Medical Arts 25 Annual Staff 45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,4. LEARY, DANIEL Boys' Leaders 3. LEE, CATHERINE Booster 2,35 F.T.A. 3.45 Medical Arts 3,45 Red Cross 3,45 College Club 3,4. LEE, PETER Booster 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Fall Play 2,35 Derby Club 2,35 N.F.L. 1.2,35 Modern Language Club 2,35 College Club 3,45 Projection Club 1,2,35 Swim- ming 3,4. LEEPER, KATHY Booster 45 Modern Language Club 1. LEHIGH, SHELIA Booster 1,2,3,4. LEMBKE, CAROL LEMMO, RONALD Baseball 1,2,3,4. LEWERS, REBECCA LEWIS, JOE Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 2,3. LINCOLN, BOB Booster 45 Honor Roll 3. LIND, Lois Booster 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader I-reserve 2,3-varsity, 4-head varsity. LIUZZI, JAMES Booster 2,35 Red Cross 2. LORSON, BARBRA Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Student Council 45 Booster Store Worker 3,45 OHice Assistant 3,45 College Club 3,45 Art League 25 Booster Council 4. LOVE, SHARON LUCHITZ, DEBBY Booster 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Honor Roll 45 Modern Language Club 1,2,3,45 College Club 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Maiorettes 3,4. falternate sopho- more yearj Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Boost- ers Store IVorker 4. LUCIUS, MILFORD Booster 2,45 Latin Club 25 Football 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. LUCIUS, VVILLARD LYTRELL, JAMES MANN, CAROLYN V Booster 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 1,25 Student Council 1,25 N.F.L. 15 Concert Choir 1,25 Yale?Harvard 1,2. MANN, GERALDINE Booster 45 Red Cross 4. MANOS, BUDDY MAPES, LES Baseball 3,45 Industrial Arts Club 3. MARCH, WILLIAM Booster 1,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4. MARENO, KATHY ANN Booster 1,2,3,45 G. Leaders 3,45 Thes- pians 45 Times Staff 3,4-editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 College Club 35 Pep Club 4. MARKLAND, ONDA Booster 1. MARKS, BETTY MARKS, LINDA MARKS, VICTOR Booster 3,4. MARTIN, JOM Booster 3,45 Stage Craft I Manager 2,3,4. MASTIN, DON Booster 45 Football 15 Basketball 25 Baseball 2,3,4. MATTES, DOLORES Booster l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 1,25 F.S.A. 45 OfHce Production 4. MAYLE, BONNIE Booster 3,4. MAYLE, LINDA Booster 4. MAYLE, vv1LMA Booster I,2,3,45 F.T.A. 1,2,35 F.S.A. 45 Modern Language Club 1,2. MAYO, ANGELINE Booster I,2,3,45 Girls' Leaders 45 Girls' Service League 4-Treas.5 Medical Arts 2,3,45 Red Cross 1,35 Honor Roll 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 OHice Assistant 3- Col- lege Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2. MAZZARELLA, PAT Booster 1,2,3,45 Girls, Leaders 3,45 Girls' Service League 4-Vice Pres.5 F .T .A. I,2,3,4-Pres.5 Student Council 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor 3,45 N.F.L. 2,3,4-Sec.5 Latin Club 1,2- Treas., 3,4-Pres.5 Library Assistant 2,3- Treas., 45 Oflice Assistant 45 College Club 3,4. MCADOW, LINDA Booster 1,4. MCCAULEY, DENNIS Booster I.2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Bas- ketball manager 3,4. MCCLAIN, MICHAEL Booster 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1. MCEWEN, RONALD Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3. MCFADDEN, MARSHA Booster I,2,3,45 Girls' Leaders 45 Medi- cal Arts 45 Red Cross 1,45 Modern Lan- guage Club 2,3,45 Art League 4. McFERREN, LINDA Booster 3. MEANS, MARY SUE Girls' Leaders 45 Medical Arts 3,45 Red Cross 35 Latin Club 15 Library Assist- ant 45 Glee Club 2,3. MERRITT, SHERRI Art League 1,2,3,4. MEYERS, JOHN MILLARD, MARJORIE Booster 3. MILLER, FRANCES Booster 3,45 Fall Play 3,45 Glee Club 35 Concert Choir 4. MILLER, HARRY MILLER, JEFF Booster 35 Art League 1. 173 MILLER, MICHAEL Graphic Arts 1,2,3. MILLER, SUSAN Booster 1,2,3,4. MILLER, TONY Booster 2,3,45 N.F.L. 15 Modem Lan- guage Club I,25 Football 1. MINGO, EVELYN Booster 1,35 Red Cross 1. MINNER, LINDA Booster 1,2,3,4. MITCHELL, RICHARD Booster 3,4. MOORE, JAMES Booster 1,35 Red Cross 15 Honor Roll 4. MORAKIS, TED MORAKIS, TONY Football I,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2. MORGAN, DONNA Booster 1,2,3,45 Girls' Service League 45 Medical Arts 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Spring Review 2,45 Times Staff 45 Latin Club 45 Quill and Scroll 45 College Club 45 Concert Choir 2,3,4. MOTZ, RICHARD Booster 3,45 Boys' Leaders 3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Track 3,45 Baseball 3,4. MUJAIS, CHARLENE Booster 1,2,3,45 F.S.A. 35 Library As- sistant 4. MUNTEAN, TED Boys' Leaders 2,35 Football 1,35 Track 2,3,4. MURPHY, VERDELLA Booster I,2,3,45 Art League 2,3,4-Treas. MYERS, DAWN Booster 2,3,45 F.S.A. 35 Red Cross 2. NELSON, MARY Booster 1,2,3,45 F.S.A. 4. NEMETH, KAY Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. I,2,3,4-V.-pres.5 Girls' Leaders 3,45 Red Cross I,2,3- Pres., 4-Pres.5 Student Council 3,4- Pres.5 Honor Roll 1,35 N.F.L. 1,2,3,45 Modern Language 1,25 College Club 3,4. NEMETH, MICHELE Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 25 Red Cross 15 Modem Language 1,25 Art League 2,3, 4-V.-pres. NOSIC, CATHY Booster 2,3,45 Correspondence 4. OBERSTER, TOM Booster 4. OSWALD, JOHN Booster 1,2,3,4. PACI, PAMELA Booster 2,3,45 Girls' Leaders 3,45 Honor Roll 25 N.F.L. 45 Modern Language 45 Office Assistant 2,3,4. PALMER, EUGENE Booster 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 4. PARKER, JUDY Booster 3,45 Y-Teens 4. PARKER, SHIRLEY Booster 4. PARKS, CALVIN PARKS, JANICE Booster 1,2,3.45 F.T.A. 1-Parl., 2,3- Treas., 45 Fall Play 1,2,35 Derby Club 1,2,3, N.F.L. 1,2,3-Lib., 4-Lib., Glee Club 15 Thespians 1,2,3,4. PARSONS, TERESA Booster 45 F.T.A. 25 Red Cross 1,2. PATTERSON, JOHN Graphic Arts 35 Football 1,2,3,4. PATTERSON, LINDA Booster 3,45 Medical Arts 45 Latin Club 1,45 Glee Club 35 Concert Choir 4. PEPPER, SHERRY Booster 1,2,3,45 C. Service League 45 Medical Arts 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 152,35 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Nurses Aid 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Col- lege Club 3,45 Football Att.-4. PERCIBALLI, TOM PERKINS, HILDA Booster 3,45 Red Cross 1. PERRIN, BARBARA Red Cross 15 Glee Club 1. PHIFER, IACK Booster 1,3,45 B. Leaders 1,35 N.F.L. 15 Riile Club 15 Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 25 Track 1,2. PHILLIPS, PATRICIA Booster 2,3,45 C. Leaders 3.45 Student Council 1,35 Fall Play 1.25 Derby Club 15 Oflice Assistant 45 College Club 35 Thespians 2. PHILLIPS, PATRICIA ANN Booster 1,2,3,45 Modem Language 1. PIERPOINT. RENELL Booster 1.2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Medical Arts 1,25 Class Officer-Sec., 45 Honor Roll 45 Fall Plav 1,2,35 Spring Review 2,3,45 Derby Club 11, N.F.L. 1,2,3- Sec., 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Modern Lan- guage 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Col- lege Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Concert Choir 2,3,4-Pres., Thespians 2,3-Sec., 4-Pres. PLATT, SHARON PORTER, CHARLES Booster 1,2.3,45 Kev Club 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 N.F.L. 35 Modern Language 1,2.3,45 College Club 3,4-Pres.5 Foot- ball Manager 1,25 Tennis 2,3,4. POSTIY, DAVID Booster 1,2,3,4. POTTER, CIRLLENA POTTER, JERRY Booster 2,3,4. POULSON, CHARLES PURNEY, LEAUREAN Booster 15 Red Cross 15 Glee Club 1. QUINN, KATHY G. Leadears 3,4-Pres.5 F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,253-V.-Pres.5 Honor Roll 1.45 Latin Club 1,25 Nurses Aid 1,25 OfIice Assistant 45 College Club 3,4-Sec.5 Cheerleader 2,3,4. RANDLE, BERTHA Booster 1.2,3,45 Red Cross 1,35 Library Aid 2, Glee Club 1,2,3. RANDLE, DOROTHY Booster 3,4. RANKIN, GLENNA Booster 1,2,3,4. RATTLIFF, RONNIE Football 1,2. REED, SHARON REICHENBACH, LOUIE Booster 1,2,3,45 Fall Play 35 Spring Re- view 25 Derby Club 25 Modern Lan- guage 1,25 Art League 2,3,4. RITZERT, CAROL Booster 1,2,3,, F.T.A. 1,2,45 F.S.A. 4, Latin Club 1,25 Glee Club 15 Concert Choir 2. ROBERTS, SUSAN Booster 45 C. Leaders 3,45 Red Cross 35 Class Officer-Treas., 45 Fall Play 25 College Club 35 Football Queen Attend- ant-45 Girls Track 2,3,45 Yale-Harvard 3,4-cheerleader. ROBINSON, IACKIE ROBINSON, PAUL Track 1,2. Booster 1,25 B. Leaders 2,35 Honor Roll 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 ROBINSON, SAMUEL Red Cross 1,25 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3. RODGERS, FLOYD Booster 1,2,3,45 Honor 1,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 College Club 3. RODGERS, MERLE RODRIQUEZ, RICHARD Booster 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Humanities Seminar 4. ROMAN, CHERYL Booster 1,2,3,45 F.S.A. 3,45 Student Council 2,35 College Club-3. ROMAN, KATHY Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 15 F.S.A. 45 Col- lege Club 3. ROSS, EDWARD Ross, TIMOTHY B. Leaders 1,25 Red Cross 15 Basketball 1,25 Track 1. ROSSETTI, RAY Booster 2,3,45 Booster Club Council 45 Honor Roll 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 2,3,4. ROVVLANCE, GREG Booster 2,35 Class OHicer-Pres., 35 Honor Roll 15 N.F.L. 15 College Club 35 Projection Club 1,45 Football 1,25 Golf 1,2,3,4. RUFFIN, NATE Honor Roll 1,2,35 Art League 15 Bas- ketball 1. RUSHE, GARY Booster 3,45 Red Cross 25 Modern Lan- guage 15 Office Aid 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Wrestling 1,2. RUSHIN, RODNEY Booster 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 25 Rifie Club 15 Stage Craft 35 Track 2,35 Manager 1. RUSSELL, DIANE Booster 35 F.S.A. 4. RUZENSKY, SHIRLEY Booster 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 45 Y-Teens 2,35 JA. 4. RYAN, MATTHEW Booster 45 Band 4. SABROFF, BRETT Booster 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,4-Pres.5 Honor Rou 1,2,s,45 N.F.L. 1,2,3-v.- Pres.5 Annual Staff 3,45 Math Club 1,2535 Latin Club 1,25 Quill and Scroll 45 College Club 3,4. SALAMON, STAN Concert Choir 15 Track 2. 174 SALIMBENI, CHARLES Concert Choir 1,2,3,4. SALMEN, BRENDA Booster 4. SANDERS, VIVIAN Booster 2,35 C. Service League 45 Med- ical Arts 2,35 Red Cross 152,35 Chanti- cleer Staff 45 Modern Language 1,2,35 Library Aid 2,3,4-Pres.5 Quill and Scroll 45 College Club 3. SAUNIER, PAT Booster 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Red Cross 15 Modern Language Club 1,25 Office Assistant 45 College Club 3. SCHAFFNER, CHERYL Booster 1,2,3,45 F.S.A. 45 Honor Roll 15 Times Staff 45 Modern Language Club 15 Office Assistant 45 Quill and Scroll 4. SCHILLING, DAVID Booster 1,2,3,4. sEALocK, JAMES SCHIMANSKY, LEONARD Booster 45 Graphic Arts 3. SCHLUB, CAROL Booster 1,2,3,45 Girls, Service League 4-Sec.5 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,45 National Horror 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Chanticleer Staif 3,45 Modern Lan- guage Club 1,2,35 Otlice Assistant 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 College Club 3. SCOTT, PAMELA Booster 1,2,3,4. SEARL, JACK Booster 45 Medical Arts 1. SEAY, TED SEETON, JOHN Booster 1,2,3,45 College Club 3,45 Bowl- ing 3,4. SELLERS, DONALD Art League 3,4. SEYMOUR, SHIRLEY Booster 1,2,45 F.T.A. 35 F.S.A. 45 Red Cross 15 Modern Language Club 1,2. SHACKLE, CHARLES Booster 4. SHEARER, SAMUEL Booster 45 Modern Language Club 1,25 Track 1,2. 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Remember that unemployment among drop- outs is twice that of the general population. And dropouts stay unemployed longer. Stay in school. Give yourself a chance to get your ideas through. The Timken Roller Bearing Company, Canton, Ohio. The Hoover Company extends Congratulations and Best Wishes ll! and Lark Vacuum Cleaners Portable and Canister Vacuum Cleaners Hand Cleaners Electric Floor Washer-Dryers EE QUALITY APPLIANCES. . .AROUND THE HOME, AROUND THE WORLD Upright Convertible, Dial-A-Matic Floor Polishers and Rug Shampooers Stainless Steel Steam lron Floor Wax and Rug Shampoo Electronic Components Commercial Cleaners and Floor Machines Electric Can Openers Electric Hair Dryers Clothes Washer-Spin Dryers Custom Die Castings Q 'Si Of' 3 -a Graduation . A ri! 7 i T Thought Ohio Power Company has enjoyed the job of providing electricity for your classrooms, shops, labs, gym, and football stadium this past year, and is looking forward to serving you, as you step into your business future, r-if OHIO POWER COMPANY E!! Compliments and Best Wishes Portrait Photographers 3l45 W. Tusc. GL 2-5789 CANTON, OHIO 181 i 598 kj DAIRY PRODUCTS WW W ',M5w 'v WMU DIANO SUPPLY n W iw U Co PW Wy MMM N57 f . X 1 J Q 5252 ,fwfr Stern and Munn representative, Kathy Moreno, and Sherry Pepper KC 4 D Dj admire the great selection of clothing from Stern and Manns Congratulations Class ot 65 From CANTON CITY BLUE PRINT, INC. 524-28 Fourth Street, Northwest Canton 3, Ohio -DISTRIBUTORS- Engineering and Architectural Supplies Drafting Room Equipment Student Materials - Slide Rules Sensitized Paper tor Industry KUFEELL In ESSER - FREDERICK POST - EUGENE DIETZGEN Delivery Phone GL 6-8I64 490 12 rf 9 AVALON DRIVE-IN home of 28555 I O I P-'Y ' L JA, 644 o LJ 3232 CIeveIand Avenue, North AVALON'S Kentucky - Fried Chicken Finger Lickin' Good Let Us Coter To Your Next Party, Picnic, Or Banquet Phonezy 453-9147 ONESTO HOTEL 4 C Onesto Hotel Ballroom- cl: CANTON COLLEGE Dear Senior: CANTON COLLEGE, Canton, Ohiols only ac- credited, oldest and most complete business col- lege invites high school graduates in all courses to train to be tomorrowls clerks, secretaries and accountants. CANTON COLECE has satisfactorily served the community for 90 years. I am sure you will want to know more about our school and how it may help you plan four future. Sincerely, B. L. MCBEE My Preskient iffyfik W ' 8. suPPLY co. Q U WILKOF STEEL N Ilfh al Warner Rd., S. E. CANTON, OHIO 'ning in gracious elegance. A J-f-zvf 1 ' Good Luck, Graduates Look to the Future with NATIONWIDE INSURANCE . . . For Employment Opportunities . . . For Insurance Protection Regional Office 1014 Market Avenue, North Canton, Ohio Q able WLQMAMLH5 H ' I . i W IW' vnrttmw 184 x,Q,3'17'yf Q. A Ll faq!! technologies for better, safer living xx MBI I Q? Brazil: Auto body sections are stamped out on huge Bliss mechanical presses at a plant in Sao Paulo. I West. Germany: A Blisslarrjest- . ing gear catches a an ing '. m U. S. A. F. jet fighter on the runway after a brake failure. Afilm I nuyni. f' RUG 5 ll - Qld: .QU India: vitally-needed alumi- l'll 1 num strip .comes whirling i off a new Bliss cold mill near Chicago: A Bliss Mackintosh. 6 Calcutta. Hemphill roll is readied for xi , service in a rolling mill at a It A,-17:94 giant steel plant. Memphis: Antiquated fire 1 f l P alarms are replaced by a 1 hd p modern, more extensive Bliss- Q Gamewellcodedalarmsystem. Q QA Tampa: Revolutionary Bliss- Eagle traffic control system Cape Kennedy: Bliss-built nozzles and engine parts help guide a Minuteman missile 5,000 miles down range uses an-electronic brain to synchronize traffic flow. Even as these events are taking place, others are in the making. Bliss breaks ground for a new press- building plant for Israel . . . ships a complete can-making machinery line to a big food packer. .. announces a new plant in Canada to manufacture precision timers and other products. ..negotiates a contract for prototype production of parts for an advanced rocket system. Everywhere in this growing, changing world, you'Il find Bliss. . .growing and changing with it. Write for-our 20-page booklet of Bliss activities. E.W. BLISS COMPANY ' Canton. OhiO Facilities in: Canton 81 Salem, Ohio: Hastings, Michigang Pittsburgh, Midland 81 Drexel Hill, Pa.: Worcester and Newton Upper Falls. Mass.: Portland, Maine: Moline, Illinois: Davenport, Iowa: Baraboo, Wisconsin, Canada: England: France: West Germany: Israel: Australia. 185 J -at 5, 1 an , 571 57 Canton: Home Of Industry Y 5412240612 faked ,W fdwfewffg me wfwe WWW jjffzf fkffdfl - ,gf Jeff W , 1406! WV!! W Q 6572? wif' cl fMJ Carol Witmer, Kathy Koufos, and Renell Pierpomt t y t choose from the wide variety of shoes offered at Karls Sherida Taylor and Randy Anders look over the beautiful rings at Arts with help from Mr. Norman. Patronize Our Advertisers 'I BAUMANIS STUDIO 1 3423 Cleveland Ave., N. A 492-2588 BOWMAN DRIVE-IN PHARMACY 965 Cleveland Ave., N. W. 456-2431 DELICIOUS CREAM DONUTS 3106 Mahoning Road 456-2449 FINNEYIS DRUG STORE 415 Market Ave., N. 456-4501 Patrons A. C. TOWEL CO. AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE CANTON FLOWER SHOP CHUCK BIEHL,S BARBER SHOP HOLIDAY BOWL LUNTZ IRON 61 STEEL CORP. Continental Building 455-0211 MCKINLEY ADULT BOOSTER SCHLEMMER BUICK 1124 Market Ave., N. 456-3436 SMITH TRUMP 61 ABSTRACT 203-4 Citizens Building 453-4702 MARY GEIB FLOWERS MCBRIDEIS FLOWER SHOP MR. ED WITMER OHIO BATTERY Sz IGNITION WILKOF-MORRIS STEEL Acknowledgements THE CONSOLIDATED GRAPHIC ARTS CO. 3940 Fulton Drive, N. W. Canton, Ohio PRINTING, PHOTOGRAPHY, COVER CENTRAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS P.O. BOX 627 Canton, Ohio UNDERCLASS PICTURES ANTHONY ROSSI STUDIO 135 6th, N. W. PORTRAITS, FACULTY THE TROUP AND PLUTO CO. 2108 Tuscarawas Street, West BOB EARLY STUDIO 522 Walnut, N. E. ACTION SHOTS COURTESY OF CANTON REPOSITORY limi 23 .C ali! 72 4 7411 , gi Q35 Q C? 2 4q4 fffwfdfffw ' , , 07342, JJALZJ I Q01 3 xJOHNNlE'S PASTRIES gi f. S ' I0hnnie's Pastries H - Q N 109 'Werfz Avenue, N.W. w W Nix QIZZQQQQZQZ? gg Rx HAMBUHBERS X X kw:?ef1aVeso!o'orer20 MILLION ix THINGS GO R . BETTER . Q f , wlTH X 6? gwimvmm, Cowfwfg 70 N dfff.iSf5M X is X X xg is wk 1 G TO YOU THE GRADUATING SENIORS FROM ALL OF US AT REPUBLIC STEEL IN CENTRAL ALLOY DISTRICT CULVERT DIVISIONS BERGER DIVISIONS lniifalra ID REPUBLIC SIEEI CIIRPURAIIUN 189 Th'eE5Ghaduahm .. THE BE T T0 YOU FROM CLIMALENE l SIX FINE HOUSEHOLD CLEANSERS 0 CLIMALENE 0 GRILL KLEEN 0 SKIDOO 0 BOWLENE 0 soFTo 0 SPIN V W 70 l , ffm CUSV6 if K MW M7 f?5fmf,fQ. Weber Dental Mfg. Co. 2206 I3th Sf., N.E. Continuous research and manufacture of the best in dental equipment. e I Q f t we if It doesn't cost any more to get the very VS Sf qusx 'Q . . 11- X3 X . Y best. For your glft that wull be remembered ,ff T4 -A Q w N N Ps . . . . . 3 S K, Us A X 5 a lifetime. Give a Rossi Portrait. . 'gal Anthony Rossz Studzo J jf Nfl? S NY :ss si th sm.: N. w., canron, oh-ao Glendale eaasz 'x 'V -f x ' V N X l ' NQQMX 1. ,, ' N , l 1, 4l, gf? -if 190 . ' 'R' GENERAL INDEX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . I I .187 ADVERTISING I A ..AE 178 ADVISORS .. .4.,..,, ,ff ..4,,E., .. ART LEAGUE 44.A 2 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS .4 .,,. ,1... 2 I ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT I 20 BASEBALL T,,,T ., 166 BASKETBAL ....., ..T., I 4. 46 BOARD OF EDUCATION I , A A 20 BOOSTER CLUB ,.,I .U?44J?l44J111 BOOSTER STOREAWORKERS -+1 A .131 CHANTICLEER I 416.. 4I,. I6.. I I .132 CHEERLEADERS .,,,. T-1.160 CONCERT BAND ,...I1. ,..I .4-44251119 CONCERT CHOI A IRU.. P4-1244116 CONTENTSL ..,.. I,..U 3 f DEDICATION , I I S 2 FACULTY , A A 20 FOOTBALL ..UI. , A ..., I .,T.. .138 FRESHMEN I FRESHMEN I.I.,,..,.U,,...,.,I, .4 ,.U,. 88 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICE , 88 FUTURE SECRETARIES I .. 126 GIRLS, LEADERS ,...,II....,. 51.1 A I I 130 GIRLS, SERVICE LEAGUE 4. 105 HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS I A A I I I ,115 JUNIOR COLLEGE CLUB I , I , A 124 JUNIORS .........,...,...I 66 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,4SS, 66 KEY CLUB ...,..,.I....,,. A , 104 LATIN CLUB I , , ,.., .114 LIBRARIANS I I MAIORETTES I ,. 4 MARCHING BAND 4..I MEDICAL ARTS CLUB , Sz.. MR. 61 MISS MCKINLEYITE 1 MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB ,S'L 14 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 5,1 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE . X , U NURSES AIDS .4 I ...,,..I . . . OFFICE AIDS I .7 1, PRINCIPAL I .Gi I I PROJECTION CLUB , If .7 I I . QUEENS AND ATTENDANTS , QUILL AND SCROLL PI, f SENIOR COLLEGE CLUB f. SENIOR INDEX . I . SENIORS Af. .,.. gif: . 2. , .. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .I SOPHOMORES . ....... Af, STAGE CREW ..... . .4 1 ,. STUDENT COUNCIL , . 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