McKinley High School - Nugget Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1936 volume:

,Gfff-fflgyuf Dnf.,-Q51-4540297 .pf by z.-md sm Robert Wil ner l mill Sllllnrvn umnlllllll S X N emi 5 L l-., polfl Introductory Seniors - Whither T' Notes ot Interest Snap Shots Class Work Honors Champs Fun and Frolic Industry Advertisement Autographs I UGG? Page Four Dedication To McKin1ey's champions- charripions in scholastic achievements, in the arts and in the various school activities, as well as in athletics-we dedicate this Volume of the Nugget. Page Six In Memory of BARBARA EDWARDS Born-December 1, 1918 Died-December 29, 1935 From the day when first We start, Each in lite to play his part, Till we reach that perfect peace Where a1l toil and care shall cease, Fate can nothing better send Than a true and 1oya1 friend. IULIUS STEGER IN MEMORY OF MARGARET A. HEREEN Deceased May 9, 1936 The St. Louis Public Schools suffered an irreparable loss in the death of Margaret A. Hereen. During a life devoted to teaching in our schools, Miss Hereen not only established an admirable professional record, but Won the respect and love of the teachers with whom she associated and of the students whose Work she directed. Her life and work constitute her epitaph: An excellent teacher, a Wise counselor, and a loyal friend. Miss Hereen received her entire education in St. Louis schools. After completing her elementary education in Charless and Peabody schools, she entered Central High School. Upon graduation from high school, she enrolled at the St. Louis Normal School to prepare herself for the teaching profession. She later received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the Harris Teachers College. Subsequently, she did graduate Work at the St. Louis University. Her thirty-five years of teaching were spent at the Garfield Elementary School and at the McKinley High School. In addition to her versatility in art, music, and academic Work, Miss Hereen was a genuine educator. Not only did she present her subject matter effectively, interestingly, and intelligently, but she kept the human aspect of teaching ever in sight. She taught by precept and by example, inspiring her students with the Christian ideals of industry, sincerity, honesty, charity, cheerfulness, sacrifice, and virtuous living. As a skillful teacher and as an exemplary character, Miss Hereen will ever live in the minds and hearts of the McKinley High School faculty and student body. Page Seven Many Craslnlnvkfloan Raunirk-Ruben Exam Page Nine Growing Pains By Aurania Rouverol Senior Class Play Ianuary, l936 CAST OF CHARACTERS STANDING-Virginia Barth, Lorene Mullins, Zelma Hagen, Carl Willman, Mildred Warren, Norman Lang, Dolores Haarstick, William Schwebel, Florence Doswald, Bernard Wolken, Clodene Stoll, Carl Hutchings, Iohn Varner, Amaryll Brady. SEATED-Ruth Schuricht, Francis Lee, Annette Durphy, Niel Galimberti, lane Fox. The Bot By Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood Senior Class Play, Iune, 1936 CAST OF CHARACTERS CAST-Frank Brandt, Edward Schenk, Helen Petkovich, Iohn Michaelree, Colette Kulla, Page Ten Iohn Siskos, George Dertke, Francis Forshee, lrvan Thomas, Alma Grenia. I IACK ECKDAHL TED ZERBE CHARLES DUNN General Course 1 General Course General Course ew Senior Sergeant-azsarmsg Senior Prcsidenx5 Class Day Class Day Pmgramg Senior nior Sergeant-at-Armsg Foot. Pmmmg Graduation Program: T re as u rerg senior Safely ball, 33, '34, '35 M : Slamp Clubg Ice Skating Squadg M. A. A.: M Club: Swimming '33, '34, fVl 5 Club, Vice-President: Cur- Swimming, '33, '34, Captain and: Orchesxmg Novelty or. rents Tapas club: Truck, 'a4. '35 UM . heslrag Gym Club5 M Club. LEONA TIERNEY CLODENE STOLL C 1 C r 1 L culabug sniff, '33, 'mg senior sr-nam ser-mary, senior Play. . . N S . Vice-Presidemg . ew enior Serrelaryg Graduation Pm- gramg Class Day Pmgram: Spanish Club: 1000 Point C. A. A, M : Tennis Club, Class of lanuary, 1936 Sponsor --------------- MISS MEHL Colors ----------- BLUE AND WHITE Motto - - - WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE RISE Flower --------------- WHITE ROSE As new seniors, the class of lanuclry, 1936, held its first meeting on March 14, 1935. The new senior officers were as follows: President, Iulius B1anke5 vice- president, Amy Wheeler5 secretary, Leona Tierney5 treasurer, loe Tyra5 ser- geant-at-arms, lack Eckdahl. Great events in the life of the seniors were: New senior party given for seniors, April 25, 19355 election of senior officers, September 16, 19355 senior play, Growing Pains, November 21 and 22, 19355 party given by new seniors, December 13, 19355 Class day and Mothers Club party to seniors, De- cember ZU, 19355 graduation, lanuary 23, 1936. CLASS SONG As thoughts grow dear and time draws near For us to say good-bye, We come to pay our homage now To you, McKinley High. For you have taught us through the years To tread the path of Right And keep, forever, as our guide, Our colors, Blue and White. As we scale life's cliff to reach our goal We'll keep before our eyes Our motto, that we always build The ladder by which We rise. Ascending onward on life's way We-'ll cherish friendship's tie. The class of Ianuary, thirty-six Now bids you all good-bye. Words by Margaret Groerich Music by Norman Lang Page Eleven HELEN ALEVRAS cnnefnz cnnrrr Drnmmin clnbr Tennis Club: Riding Club: Swimming Club: Dancing Club, VIRGINIA BARTH General cnurre Senior Play: cnuege Club, vrnnirirnr. 'sag Treble cief Club, -M, srcrenrry, 'asr Tennis Club: Knitting Cluh: Dnnring cinbr Mnsinni Revue Clubg iooo Pninr G. A. A. UM... IULIUS BLANKE General Course New Senior President: Font- lazlll, '32. '33, '34, '35, Mu: All4City Football, '34: M Club: M. A, A.g Monitor. MARY AMBRO General crime 500 Point cz. A. A. UM. TED BEGGS urnefnl Cuurse Radio Clubg Physics Club. CARL BORG General Course AUGUST F. BAER General crime Bowling clnbr Latin cinb: Chess Club. AMARYLL BRADY crnr-rnz came Senior Plny: Tennis cinb. College curb. Treasurer, 'ssg Kniiring cinh, Secrelary, 'ssr soo Pninr G. A. A. '-Mn Mu. ,ical Revnn clnlir Bnskerbnll Club. CLYDE BRIMMER General Course Senior Play Cnmmitteeg srnirrr Safezy Squad: Ire Skating Club: Cartoon Club. HAROLD I. BAER General Course Senior Safety Squad. WILBERT BREEHER Genrral anime Senior Mann Commillceg Monitor. IUNE BRUNS Gini-,nz came Basketball Club: soo Pninr G. A. A. --:wx Dancing Club. Page Twelve HARRY I. CASEY General Cnzlrxe Track, '33, VICTOR CORNEIO General Course Track, '34. '35, MU: Gym Cl u b , VirerPresiden!, '34: M Club. LYMAN DALTON General Course Class Day Program: Senior Safety Squad: Track, '33. PAUL CLARK General Course Class Day Program: Seninr Play Comminee: Gym Club: Trark. '34, '35. EUGENE H. CREATH General course Class Day Program: Senior Committee: Track. '32. '33. '34, '35. MMM: Bowling Club: Hu Club: G y rn Clu lr: M. A. A. NAT DE PALMA General crrnrse Senior Play Committee: Cur- rent Topic Club. PAULINE COE General Course Senior Play Committevt 500 Point G. A, A. MY: lee skanng Club: Bnn-ling Club, Treasurer. '35: Dancing Club: Basketball Club: Pep Club. IOSEPH CO NTE General Course INEZ M. DIAL HARRY DMYTRYSZYN General Course ANNETTE L, DURPHY General Course General Coarse IAMES ELLIOTT General Course Senior Play: Swimming Club: Gym Club: Band, Mn: 0r- lndoor Club, chestrag Novelry Orchestra: Biology Club. Page Thirteen C. M. FAULKNER General Course Sewing Club. B. GALLAGHER Genellzl Courxe Class Day Programg Class Dey Cummitteeg settler Menu Committee: Ollice Assistant: Newspaper Club: 500 Point G. A, A. Mug College Club: Spanish Club: Knitting Club, Sergeant-at-arms, '35g Tennis Clubg Movie Club. M. GROERICH General come meanetltm Program, Class Day Programg Senior Pley cemmmee, Treble Clef Club, '-lvl , German Club, Presi- dent, '35, Roller Skating Club, Basketball Club, Plm. nology club: Baseball Cluhg Volleyball 'cl-lb: 'Bedmlnttrm omee Aeelerem: College Club: 1000 ru-im cz. A. A. Ulu . M. L. FAULKNER General Course Mixed Chorus. IOHN GOLDAK General Course Class Day Program: Senior Executive Committee: Base- ball, '32, '33, '34, '35. M : Flmtbull, '32. '33, '34, Cap- tain '35. MH: All-City Fon!- ball. '351 Monitor, M Club: M. A. A. President '35. VERNON GROSS General Course 'l'ypeu-riting Club. EMMETT FLATT General Course Football, '35g Mol-litorg Chem. istry Club. ROBERT GUDERMUTH General Course Senior Play Committee: Se. nior Safety Squad: Base- ball, '34. BERNARD HALL fir-nrml Course Nugget Stuff, '36: Senior Play Committee: Muniturg Library Slnll: Latin Club: Bowling Club. NIEL I. GALIMBERTI General Course Senior Play: Class Day Program. D. HAARSTICK General Course Senior Play: Roller Skating Club: Knitting Club: Li- brary Staff, German Club, 500 Point G. A. A. M : Hiking Club. HILBERT HARBKE General Courxe Track. '32, '33, M , M . A. A. Page Fourtccn WILLIAM I-IAWKINS General come Foortmtl, '33, '34, '35, ':1xt : .-tl1.Ciry Foorboll, '35: Golf. M , Captain '32, '33e Track, '32, '33, '34, '35, M , Cop. roto, '32, '33: M. A. A. PAUL IARNAGIN cerreroz Course Senior Play commtrree: Li. brory Staff: Barra: Bowling: Foorbon, '32: lwtrrsieol Revue Club. HILBERT KAISER General Course Senior Safely Squad: Bowling Club. MARVIN I-IEIDEMAN General come Gym ctrrbr Bowtrrrg Club: Library sms. ALICE IONES Commercial Cnurse Nugget Stall, '36: Assistant tn Sponsor: Spanish Club: Pep Club: Roller Skating Club: 500 Point G. A. A. Mug Biryrle Club. MARGARET KELLEY Fine Art.: Course Senior Play Committee: Class Day Committee: Swimming Club! Musical Revue Club: Biry-ole ctrrb. IULIUS HORVATH General Course Senior Play Committee: Pqr Club: Stttdium Vitae. Presi- dent '33, Secretary '35: Ger- man Chotus, WILLIAM KROBOT General Course Class Day Program: com- bug sretr, it. A, A., Club: 'rroek '34, '35, A-ww Gym cirrbo Camera Club: Monitor. DOROTHY KUHNERT General Course Sewing Club: Tennis Club: S00 Point G. A. A. M, CARL HUTCHINGS General Course close Day Program: Senior Play: AllrCi ty Orchestra: Band: Orchestra: Musical Re- rrre Club. President '33: Pep Club, Cheer Leader: Monitor: Novelty Orchestra. RUTH KRUSZ Commercial Course Class Day Program: Assistant to sporreor: Spanish Club: Pep Club: Ice Skating Club: S00 Point C. A. A. M : Roller Skating Club: Bicycle Club. NORMAN LANG General Course Graduation Progr.-rm: Senior Play: Senior Play Committee: Orchestra, --M , AlleCity or- rhestra: All-State Orchestra: German Chorus. Page Fifteen FRANCIS LEE General Course Senior Play: Track, '32, '34, M : M Club: Baseball, '35: Gym Club, Secretary- Treasurer, '35: Carman Club: Mixed Chorus. ARTHUR D. LEWIS General Course Class Day Program: Senior Safety Squad: Gym Club: M Club: M. A. A.: Track, '32, '33, '34, '35, Captain. M : Basketball. '32, '33: Monitor: Stamp Club: Pep Club. ELMER LYNAM General Course Captain Senior Safety Squad: Mnniror. KENNETH LEEMAN General Course Seninr Play Committee: M Club: Library Stall: Tennis. '34. '35, M , Captain, '35: Ire Skating Club. IOSEPHINE LIMANNI General came soo Point G. A. A. '-:ww Spanish Club, vlee.Prenidenl '34, President, '3s. PATRICIA MAI-IER General Course Cnldbug slam claae Day Pr... gram: clan Day canlmmeeg 500 Pelnl G. A. A. -'Mn Lalln Club: Musical Revue Club: sharing Club. ANGELINE LEOTTA General Kuurse Class Day Prngram. ANNA MAE MARTIN General Course Class Day Program: Ire Skat- ing Club: Bicycle Club. ELIZABETH MASSMAN General Came Class Day Program, Nugget slam soo Point G. A. A. -mln Mixed Chorus: German Chorus: German Club: skal. ang Club. CHARLES LE ROI General Course Senior Play Committee: Teaelt, '32, '33, '-lun Baseball. 'ssl M. A. A. WOODROW MASON General Course M. A. A. I-IELEN McKEE General Course Graduation Program: Senior Play Committee: Class Day Program: Orchestra: 500 Point C. A. A. MN: French Club. Page Sixteen LUCILLE MCMILLEN General Course Bowling Club. IOE NOMI General Course Track, '32, HM . LORRAINE PRAG General Course volleyball: Berlrellrrrll Club: 500 Point G. A. A. M . ROSE A. MIRIANICH Fine Am Course Nugget srrfl, 'seg Clase Day Pregrerrrg Senior Plrry cprrrrrrir- ree: Pep clrrlr, Newspaper club: Arr Clubg Ice Skating Clubg College Club. CHARLES PAYNE General Course Senior Play Committee: Bi- cyrle Club: Track, '32: Glec Club, President, '35g Mixed Chorus, ROBERT B. RAMSEY General Course Captain Senior Safety Squad: Mrrrrarrrrr Phyeirr Club. serre. taty, '35: Rudin Clubg Chess Club. ROSE MITCHELL General crrrrrre Library smell, 500 Prrirrl G. A. A. '-xl . ELEANOR RAY General Course Nrrggpr steel, 'sal crrrrrrrrr clrrrrrrrr omre Aerrsrerrrr cer- rrrrrrr curb. CARLO REINA cerrerrrl came rr-erlrrrll M rr rr rr g e r, 'asr M. A. A. MYRTLE W, NIEHAUS Fine Arts Course Nugget Stall, '36g Senior Play Cnmmilteeg Class Day Com- mince. LYDIA REID General Course Basketball Clubg Swimming Club. RUTH E. RODENBERG General Cnurse Claes Day Prrrgrlrrng Class Day Commiltecg 500 Point G. A. A. MR: Newspaper Club: Musi- rrrl lleyrre Club: Hllrirrg clrrlry Pep Club: Knitting Club. Page Seventeen FRANCES ROSENTHAL General Course Class Day Program: Senior Play Committee: Hiking Club: Newspaper Club: Glee Club: Knitting Club: Musical Revue Club: Dancing Club: Spaniel-l Club: 500 Point G. A. A. M . THEO. l. SCI-IADER General Course Cleo Club: Mixed Chorus. RUTH SCHURICHT General Course Senior Play: Tennis Club: Musical Revue Club: Hiking Club: Glce Club: Dramatic Club. ROSE ROUTBURG arrmmerninl crime Reading clan: Swimming Club: Tennis Club: Spanish clnlee Mneirnl Revue Club. NO RMA F. SCHRAMM General Course Class Day Program: Treble Clef Club, Secretary, '33, Li- brarian. '36, Treasurer, '35, M : Musical Revue Club: Dramatic Club: Pep Club: Hiking Club: Knitting Club. WILLIAM SCHWEBEL General came Class Day Program: senanr Play: 11 nni ln rr Swimming Mgr., '34, '35, --MH: Bm.-line Club: Bicycle Club: --Q clnb: Pen Club: Club: xl. A. A.: Tennis: Gym Club. EDGAR RUDY General Course Nugget srnir, '36, Gelabng Stall, '36: Senior Executive Committee: Class Day Com- mittee: M Club: M. A. A.: snwling Club, Preenlenr, '34, '35, Track, '34, '35, Captain. '35, UM . F. M. SEIFRIED General Course Senior Safety Squad: Seninr Play Committee. ZELDA RUTH SNELL Fine Am Course Nugget smir. 'ace Goldbug Staff: Senior Play Committee: Library Stall: Studium Vitae. RHODA S. SABLE General Course Class Day Program: Treble Clef Club, M : Musical Re- vue Club: Swimming Club: Tennis Club: Roller Skating Club: Basketball Club: Danc- ing Club: Indoor Club: Volleyball Club: Stamp Club: 1000 Point C. A. A. M . HENRY SIEBUM General Course Class Day Program: Senior Play Committee: Senior Safe- ry Squad: Orchestra. IAMES SPIRO General Course Senior Play Committee: Moni- lor: Stamp Club. Page Eighteen LOUIS G. STEPI-IAN General Caurxe Senior Play Committee. R. H. TAUBOLD General cenrre Ice Skating club. lOS. SEDIVEC TYRA General Cnurse New Senior Treasurerg Class Day Program: Senior Execu live Committee: M n ni to r, Pbysirs Club. R. W. STEVENSON General Course Monimrg Hiking Club: Riding Club: Ice Skaling Club: Drum and Bugle Corpsg Or- cbestra. F. TIEFENBRUCK General Course Graduation Pregrnrnr Volley- ball Club: 500 Point G. A. A. M g Basketball Clubg Soh- ball Club: Writers Clubg Knitting Club, President, '3S: Tennis Club: Tennis Tourna- menxg Delmxing Club. IOHN VAIRNER General cenree Senior Playg Gym curb: Monitor: Mneanni Revue Club' swarnnnng. WILLIAM l. STONE General Course Senior Safety Senna, M. A. A.: Radio Club. D. Y. VON GRAEFFEN General Course Bleweu: German Club, Ach- letic Club. McKinley: Tennis Club. MARY E. WALSH General come Basketball Club: Phunology club. KENNETH STRATMAN General Course seninr- Play Cnrnrnineeg Class my Prngrnrnr seninr Safety Squad: M. A. A.: Basketball Mgr.. '34, '3s. M, WALLER General came cane. Day Prngrnrnr Heuer sknnng Club: Bicycle Club. BERTHA M. WALTHER General Caurse Basketball Club: Natural His- mry Clubg Bicycle Club: Ice Skating Club: 500 Pain! G. A. A, UM . Page N inctcen MILDRED WARD General Course Tennis Club: Dancing Club: veneyheii Club: Softball Club: Musical Revue Club: Au Club: 1000 Point G. A. A. ..M'.. LAVERE WATTS General Course Band, MU: Nature Club: German Chorus: Natural Science Club. HERMAN WILKAT General Course Track, '33, Mgr. '34, MW: Bowling Club. MILDRED L. WARREN Commercial Course Senior Play: Oliire Assistant: Mutaeel Revue Club: Gym Club. AMY WHEELER General Course New Senior Vice-President: cieee Day Program: Class Day Committee: Senior Executive Committee: Senior Mmto Com- mittee: Latin Club: Musical lteyue club: Bowling Club: Tennis Club, Captain: 500 Point G. A. A. M, CARL WILLMAN General Course Senior Play: Basketball, '32. '33, '34, M : Track, '33, '34. M : Football. '34: Monitor: M Club: Band: Orc-heutra: Pep Club: Spuuieh Club: Gym Club. IUNE HELEN WARTH Fine Arcs Course Clues Day Program: Senior Executive Committee: French Club: Tennis Club: Volley- ball Club: Bicycle Club. ROBERT W. WILNER General Course Nugget Staff, '35: Senior Safe- ty squad: Senior Play cum. mittee: sreuup Club: Art Club: Fencing Club: Cartoon Club: Library Staff: Junior Urchestra. E. BERNARD WOLKEN General Course Graduation Program: Senior Playg Senior Motto Commit- tee: Monitor: Latin Club: Tennis, M : M. A. A.g De- buuug Teeuu, PAUL WA SYLUKA lndumiol Arls Course suuup Club. LEROY WININGHAM General Course Senior Play Committee: Li- hrary Staff: Current Topics Club, Secretary, '35g W'rilers Club: 'Chess Club: Musical Revue Club. DEAN YEMM General Course Senior Safety Squad: Senior Play Committee. Page Twenty CHARLES ZIGMAN MURRAY BEECH PETE KATICH General Course General r.w,me oenemz amuse Senwf Play fommmec- Architectural club: M, A. A.: Mem-harrh Club: Swimming, 'an '33 '34 'ss -wi C. ZUCKERMAN General Course Class Day Program: Treble Clef Club: Musical Revue Club: Dramatic Club: Danc- ing Club: Newspaper Club. WILLIAM HARRIS Industrial Cnurse cue. lluy Program: sm... may Cnmmilteez Tmek, 'azz reelbnrl, 'sm Meehan-h Club: Pep club. Class of lcmuclry, 1936 RUDOLF BENZ General Course Monitor. HAROLD BISHOP General Course Glee Clubg Baseball, '33. '34. '35, MH: Football, '35 M Club. LEONARD BONHAM General Course reneang club. EDWARD BOVIER General Course Muni lor. A. BROWNSTEIN General frame DORIS C. BRUCE aenemz came Library slam Glee club: soo Point cz. A. A. Mm. ERNEST BRYAN General Cuurse LUCILLE BUNCH General Course Assistan: to Sponsor: Senior Mona Comminecg Tennis Club: 500 Point G, A, A. AM-U RAYMOND l. CARR General Course Gym Club: Track, '31, '35, DOLORES E. CHEELY General Course Pep club, Ire skenng Club: uaeyexe cm-lb. NORELLA CHILES General Course Treble Clcf Club, --M . lOSEPI-I CORNEIO General some clase Day Program: Gym Club, MARY E. CRADDOCK Fine Arts Course Cartoon Club: Sketch Club: Baseball Club: Swimming Club. MARY CRAWSHAW General Course CLEMENCE DIEDRICH General ceufee ROBERT DOSENBACH Cenerul Course F, A. DOSWALD General Course Senior Play. MARVIN A. EATON uenemz Cuurxe Radu. Club: Numan History Club: German chews: La. brary slam Chess Club: vuenner. Page Twenty one Page Tw Class of January, 1936 FRANK FILIPPELLO General Course Class Day Program: Senior Safety Squad. IANE FOX Fine Arts Course Senior Play: Class Day Prn- gramg Musical Revue Club: Treble Clef Club: Knitting Club. K. W. FRITSCH General Course Senior Play Committee: Stamp Clubg Cartoonist Clubg Moni- Kol. IAMES GEISLER General come IAMES GODDARD General Course Band. M g Orchestra. ZELMA HAGEN General Course Senior Play: Class nay Pro- gram: Senior Executive Com' mittee: Treble Clef Club. President, '35, M. C1-IAS. HILGENDORF erlelal nurxe Monitor? Bsndglilunior Track, '34. WILLIAM HOERR General Course Senior Play Committee: class Day Committeeg Chemistry Clubg Library Club. DOROTHY HUFFM AN General calms EDWIN HUITT General Course Senior Play Committee: Moni- lor. IOHN IANEFF General came Football, '34, '35, --llrw All- City Football. 'ssg cya. Club: M. A, A. ELMER I'-I. IONES General Course enty-two IOSEPH KEHR General Course Senior Play Committee. GRACE E. KOEI-ILER General some stamp Club: Volleyball Club: soo Pslnt G. a. A. -.M-N EAJRL KUBEL General coarse CLELL LANE General Course KENNETH LEHMAN General Course Senior Safety Squad: German Club. WILLIAM MARTIN General Course NORBERT MCCOURT General Course Monitor: Office Assistant. GEORGE MENOS General Course Senior Play Committee: N.. lure Club. LORINE E. MULLINS General Course Senior Play: 1000 Point G. A. A. M : Volleyball Club: Basketball Club: Speedball C l u b g Baseball Club: Roller Skating Club: Oral Expression Clubg Span- ish Club. WILLIAM M, NALL General Course lee Skating Club, sergeant- at-Arms X353 Current Topics Club, Vice-President. '35. GEORGE NICHOLSON General Course RAY NITZSCI-IE Fine Arts Course Bowling Club. LUCILLE PHILLIPS General Course 500 Point G. A. A. M g Baseball Club: Mixed Chorus. IOE RASTER General Course Senior Play Committee: Glee Club: Gym Club: Musical Revue Club. EARL SMITH General Course Senior Safety Squad: Musical Revue Club: Dmm and Bugle Corps. GLADYS M. STOUT General Course Goldbug Staff: Writers Club: Clee Club: Spanish Club. ANDREW M. THOMAS Industrial ,ms came L. T. TROCHTA General calms LOUIS VON OEHSEN enera Course Senior tlilay Gommitteeg Golf Club. STEVE WARYSHA General Coarse Mixed Chorus. CHAS. R. WILLIAMS Induslrial Arts Course Band, M g S e r g e a n t-at- Arms, '35g Orchcslrag Novelty Orchestra. WAYNE WILLIAMS General Course IOE BALTRUSAITIS General Course Augustine Perricone Page Twenty-four Class Poem, lune, l936 We've been together four short years, We've shared our hopes, our lives, our fears. So often wrong, so seldom right, Yet always seeking for the light. We knew that we must sink or swim, And with this view we started in. When first, as Freshman lad or lass, We, trembling, feared to enter class, As Soph'mores we obeyed each rule, And brought much honor to our school. And then, as luniors, 'twas our aim To gain all glory, rank, and fame. But now, as Seniors, hand in hand, We take our last and final stand. Oh, if you others only knew How Senior classes envy youl For we must bid our school adieu, And now must start our life anew. In many walks our paths we'll take, And each a mark for his class will make. Let's give a toast as we leave today, Our debt of thanks to her to pay, ' Let's shout unto the very sky: Our dear old school, MCKINLEY HIGHV' -MARY IANE LONGENECKER 1 MK! ei - Q -1 f y n nn, L i I , i 1 2556981 'Qjf - . 'I -i ' ri A. SCI-ILEIFSTEIN General Course Treasurer of Senior Class: Treasurer of Sevens: Senior Executive Committee: Track, '33. '34, '35, '36, M g Ice Skating Club: Bowling Club. Secretary, '36g M. A. C.: Ser- vice Club: M Club, EUGENE NOVELL General Course Piesiaeni of Senior Class: President nf Sevensg Senior Executive Commilteeg Track, '34, '35, '36, M : Ice Skat- ing Club, Servire Club: Band. Emblem: neiiniing Club, MU: M Club: M. A. C. BOB KENNEDY General Course Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class: Sergeant-ar-Arms of Sevens: Track, '33, '34, '35, '36, Captain. '34, '35, M g Swimming, '34, '35, '36, Cap- rnin. '36, M , Tennis, '35, MH: Bowling Club: Service Club: M, A. C.: M Club. HELEN PETKOVICH Classical Course Nugget Staff, '36: Secretary of Senior Claes: Secretary ol sevene: Senior Pinyg senini Executive Committee: Tennis Club: Q Club: Latin Club, Secretary. '36: Mmiun Picrure Appreciation Club, Sei-rerary. '36: World Events Club, Ser- retary, '36: College Club: Om.-e Assistant: 500-Point C. A, A. Emblem. ALMA GRENIA General cnnfie vife-President of s e n i 0 i Cine, Senior Play: Bicycle cinb. Pieeadenr, 'ai '36g Pep Club, seeienny and rrennnei. '34, 'seg Denning Club: cei- iege cinii, 500-Point G. A. A, Emblem. Class of 1 une, 1936 Sponsor - - - ------- MISS LYNCH Motto: Thus Far and Farther, Colors: Brown and White. Flower: Yellow Rose. The class of Iune '36 was organized in December, 1935, with Miss Weiss os sponsor and the following new senior officers: President, Eugene Novellg vice-president, Bettylee McClure, secretary, Helen Petkovichg treasurer, An- drew Schleifsteing sergeant-at-arms, Bob Kennedy. This class enjoys the distinction of being perfectly balanced: there are 101 boys and 101 girls in the class. Another unique feature is the fact that the class has had two sponsors. Upon the transfer of Miss Weiss, sponsor during the seventh term, to Soldan High School, Miss Lynch became sponsor and has continued with the sarne excellent guidance through the eighth terrn. SENIOR HIGH LIGHTS Iinx Party for Class of Ian. '36 Senior Play, The Bat -April 29 Closs Day-May 21 Mothers Club Party-May 21 Senior Party-May 29 Luncheon at Saurn Hotel-Iune 11, '36 Page Twenty-five WILLARD ADAMS General Crum., RAMON BAKER General Course Monitor. CAREL BECKETT General Course Properly Comminec. Seann P l a y: Basketball. '34-'36, Mug Track, '3Q: Swimming '34: Dancing Club: M Club. DORIS ALLGIRE aenmz came Bowling Club: ximian Pix-lure Appreciarir-n club: 0. A. A. TOM BARNI General Course MARY BOBULA General Course Volleyball Club: Baskellmll Club: Phunology Club: Roller skming Club. ANN ANDYBUR rfnmmmmz Course G. A. A. ALBERT BOETTCHER Commercial Course sensor safely Squad: Radio Interview: World Events Club. Sergeant-at-Arms, '3S: Monitor. LAURENE BRAUN General Cnurse Ire Skating Club: Tennib Club: Volleyball Club: Dunf- ing Club: 500 Point C. A, A. Emblem. OLGA ASHAUER General Courxe Properly Committee. Senior Play: Gym Club. President. '34: Basketball Club: Danc- ing Club: Musical Revue Club: Swimming Club: Tennis Club: Bicycle Club: German Chorus: Baseball Club: Ice Skilling 'Club: 1000 Point G. A. A. Pin. FRANK BRANDT General Course Senior Play: German Chorus: Bowling Club: Dancing Club: Band: Emblem: Physica Club: Mnnilor. MATTHEW BRENCICK oenmz come - Track, 'a4. '35, MW: Pwr. hull, 'am M club: M. A, c. Page Twenty-six OSCAR BREYFOGLE General Cuuue Bowling Club, Captain: Boys' cm Club: service cinbg M. A. c. CHARLES BROWN General anime Gym Club. VIRGIL BUETTNER Indurzrial A115 Course Bowling C l u lr 3 Mecharch Club: Ice Skating Club. ROSE BRILLIANT scientific Course manning clnhr cneiniiny cinb. LILYAN BRYAN General came Nugget srnif, 'am clans my Prngrnrn, Tennis Club: Mu, iifnl Revue Club: Swimming Club? G. A, A. IOHN BURGE General enum Football. '33, '34, '35, MH: Track. '33, '34, '35, '36, Bnnkeibnii. '35, HM , Base' bm, '33, '35g Swimming, '34g Club: M. A. C. IOHN BRNIAC Fine Arzs Course Bowling Club: Novelty Or- vheslra. IOHN BYRNE General Course Property Comminee, Senior Play: Monitor: Football, '33. '3-1: Golf, '35. H. CHRZANOWSKI General anime Bnnehnll. 'am Trnnk, '34. MH: Gerrnnn Chorus: M. A. C.: Club: Monitor. W. BROCKMEYER General Course Track. '33g M. A. C.g Mu sii-al Revue Club: Glee Club Pep Club. OLA M. CARLYON General enum EVA CHULICK General cnnm 1. Page Twenty-seven .i yu, ba 1 ge ,ik Q: 1 ,,. - 1 ....,,., fe.. A , A l ll ' 2 A L ., -- . - . . A ,. ,, ,,.,....,.. - . WILLIAM CODEMO General Cuurse Basketball. 'sul Gym Club: Biology Club: M. A. cz. MILDRED CORNBLATH seiemipe Course 'Bicycle Club: Nature sum, Club: cnuege Club: Chvmis- ny Club: Pep Club: soo Point G. A. A. Emblem. BERNARD CREAMER Geneml owne we mme CHARLES CONRADS General Course Bom ling Club. lAMES COVINGTON 1:1-,mal Cours:- lOSEPH E, CROWE General Course A. CONSTANTINE General rieufse Football, '34. '35, M : Boy! Glee Club, Vice-President, '35. MARIE CRUNK Commercial f,'mu.ff- Football Parade: Phunnlogy Club: Volleyball Club: Baue- bnll Club: 500 Point C, A. A. Emblem. GEORGE DERTKE General f,u,me Nugget sms: seem Play. ELEANOR COOK General Course Nugget sus, 'am Clasp Dnyg 500 Point G. A, A. Emblemg World Events Club: Swim- ming Clubg Service Club. ALICE D AUS T fienvral rnmfse IAMES DILLON ffumruercinl Cuurse Senior Safely sqlmae mnnef. Page Twenty-eight VIRGINIA EILERS General lmlme VERA FERGUS General lluurxe Treble Clet' Clubg G. A. A. Bowling Club, Emblem. FRANCIS FORSHEE General Course Senior Playg Service Club. ARTHUR FREUND Industrial Arts Course Ice Skating Club. HAROLD FREEMAN General Course Monitor: Properly Cnmmirlee Senior Play: Football, '34 '35. MU: Baseball. '34. '35, Mug Track, '34, '35, M g Boys' Clue Club, Treasurer, '35: M. A. C.g Gym Club. EDNA M. FRIEDRICH General Course swimming Club: Volleyball Club: Bnskexhall Club: Phunology Clubg Baseball Club: Rnller Skaling Club: 500 Pain! C. A. A. Emblem. MARY PINK General Course CLARA GAILUS General Course 500 Point G. A. A. Emblem. IOANNA GAMBARO General r:.,me Football Parade. 'ssl soo Poim c. A. A. Emblem: B... kelball Club: Vnlleyball Club. STEPHEN FINNEY General Course Gym Club. IRENE GALLAGHER Curnrnercial Course Class Day Program: 500 Point C. A. A. Emblemg Football Parade, '35: Musical Revue Club. MILDRED GARRISON General Cuurse G. A. A.: Swimming Club: Servi re Club. Page Twenty-nine ELEANOR GEIPEL ljummercial Course Nugget slnll, '36g rnnllenll Pnnnlleg Knitting Club: Musi- enl Revue clnng llnllen Skat- ing Club: Basketball Club: Volleyball club: Baseball cl-lb. Dancing Clubg 1000- Point G. A. A. Pane Plnln. nlngy Club: Tennis Clubg Service Club. TOM GUILFOIL General Uourse Flower Cnmmitteeg Bowling Club: Q Club. FLORENCE HASSING General Course Baseball Club: Basketball clnn, Volleyball Club: swam. nnlng Clubg Oral Enpfenesnn Club: 1000 Point G. A. A. Ping Dancing Club: Service LOUISE GHERMAN Geneml came LOGAN I-IARLOW General Course rarl., '36, Mug Debating Club. HARRY HATCH Industrial Arts Course Baseball. '35, '36. Captain '36. Mn: Basketball. '35, '36. M g M. A, C. BONNIE GLORE Cammerciul Course Tennis Club: Volleyball Clubg Dancing Club: Service Club: 500 Point C. A. A. Emblem. THOMAS HAWKINS General Cnurse Gulf, M , Captain, '35: Latin Club, President, '351 Debating Club. '33, Mn: Howling Club: Bnye' Glee Club: Musical Revue Club. RALPH HEINE General Course Button Cnmmitteeg Publicity Cnmmittee, Senior Play: Mlm- itnr: llnnornble M e rl lin n. Chrintmne Cum! Poster. DORIS GRAMPP General Course Swimming Club: Football Paradeg Spanish Club, Vice- President, '35g cnllege Club! Musical Revue Club: Pep Club: Cheer Leaders' Clubg Motion Picture Appreciation Clullg 500 Point G. A. A. Emblem. VIOLA HAYES Commercial Cuuue MARGARET HENNIG Commercial Caurse Volleyball Clubg Basketball Club: Phunnlngy Club: Base- ball Club: Bicycle Club: 500 Point G. A. A. Emblemg Ger- lnnn Chorus: All-High brhunl German Chorn-. Club. , Y X , il I bi. , 1 'I Page Thirty R. HOLLINGSWORTH General Course Pageant, '36. MARY HUDECEK General Course Motion Picture Appreriatinn Clubg Dancing Club, Tennis Club: Swimming Club: vol. leyball Club. Captain, '36s Phunology Club, Captain, '3S: Basketball Club, cepmm, 'abc 1000-Point G. A. A. Pin. R. HUFFMAN ceflefel ceeme Flower Committee: Pep club: Dancing Club: aeeleelbell Club: neeebell Club: soo. Point G. A. A. Emblem: rmllbell l-emae. MARY HOLLORAN Conlmen,-ial Cuume. 500-Point C. A. A. Emblem. D. HUELSMANN General Course Nugget Stall, '36g Knitting Club, Secretary, 'ssl 1000- Point G. A. A. Pin: Roller Skating Club: Baseball Club: Basketball Club: Volleyball c l rl le , Swimming cl-lb: Danring Club. RAY HUGHES General Course Senior Play Committee: Foot- bell. '34, '35. Mn: Baseball, '32, '33, '34, '35, M g All. City Fontball Team, 35: M Club, Treasurer, '34: ll. A. C., Serretary, '35, '36, Monitor. BETTY HORAK ceneml amuse Swimming Club: nemme Club: lre Skating Club. Ser- retary emi Treaaurex, '35, 'ssl Musical Revue Club, 1000- Point G. A. A. Pm: celleei- Club, vleepfeelaem, 'arm Treble clef Club, Emblem. DOROTHY IAHN Classical Course Lelin club. Secretary, 'as: Spanish Club, Baeketball Club, Motion Picture Appre- ciation Club, College Club: Pep Club: Bowling Club: Swimming Club: 500-Point C. A. A. Emblem. MIKE IANESKO General Course Properly Committee. Senior Play: Pup Club: M. A. C.: Mnnitllr. IOE HORVATH General Course Swimming, '35. HELEN IANTCHIS General Course Ballot Committee, Musical Revue Club: Treble Clef Club. Librarian, '35, '36. Emblem: Volleyball C l u b g Swimming Club, 500-Penn G. A. A. Emblem. ARLENE KATTNER oefleml Course nmkelbell Club: Volleyball Club: Roller Skating Club: Swimming Club: Baseball Club: l0o0.Peam c. A, A. rm. Page Thirty-one GEO. C. KESTING General Course Scniur Slilely Squad: Bowling Club: Gym Club: Chemistry Club. Sergeant-ateArm5, '36: Clllncrll Club: M. A. C.: Monitor. MARIE KOZEL General Course Class Day Program: Football Parade, '35: Bicycle Club. smcrmy, 'ssg Travel Club: Cullcuc Club: Pep Club: Service C lu b: Phunolnpy Club: Swimming Club: Danv- illg Club: G. A. A. HARRY KURYLA General Course Monitor. 4 LORINE KLEIN General Course French Club: Speedball Club: Basketball Club: Rullcr Ska!- lng Club: 500-Point C. A, A. Emblem. COLETTE KULLA uemlmz Course clam Day Program: Senior Play: Bicycle Club: College Club: Latin Club: Chemistry Club: 500-Point c. A, A, l-Lmblemg service Club: Treble clef curb. vl.m-Pm.l- dem, 'as: Musical umm Club. DELORES LAMBERT General Course Musical Revue Club: Baseball Club: Baskclball Club: Dunf- ing Club. ALBERT KLEISLY General came lmfk, 's4. '35. MH: Natural History club: Gym Club: Bu,-5' cl.-e Club: M Club DOROTHEA LEIBNER Commercial Course Class Day Program: Bicycle Club, Treasurer, '34, '35s College Club: Service Club: G. A. A. MERCILLE LEOPOLD Fine Arts Course Nugget Ar! Staff: Golrlbug: New Senior Parry Clnnminev: Scninr Publicity 'Cnmmiueez Dunring Club: Scenic Club: 500-Point G. A. A. Emblem. CHARLES KNAUS General Course Monilor: Senior Safely Squad: Silver spurs: Bowling Club? Archery Club: Motion Picture Appreciation Club. FRANCIS LEONARD General Course Gym Club. WILMA L. LEWIS Commercial lfvurse Baseball Club: soommm c. A. A. Emblem. Page Thirty-two BEN LIMANNI General Course Spanish Club, Treasurer, '34 Gym Club: Chemistry Club: LOLA MARTIN General Course Ice Skating Clubg Pep Club Bicycle Club: 500-Point G. Af A. Emblem. EILEEN M'COY General Course college Clubg Dancing Club Latin Clubg Basketball Club Bneebnll Club. M. I, LONGENECKER General Course C. A. A.: Babe-ball Clubg Swimming Club: Bllskexball Club. BETTY LEE M'CLURE Fine ,ms amuse vue.l-ferment of Sevensg Mu. sical lleyue Club: Tennis Clubg Treble clef club: Swimming Club: nnnelng club: 1000-Point G. A. A. Pan. BEATRICE M'GOWEN Course Apprecialion Motion Clubg WALTER MAITAS General Course German Club. ELEANOR MEYER General Course Nugget slab, 'ang Class Day Pmgrem: Lnlln Clubg Bowling Club: College Club: Library Service Club: soo-Pmnl G. A. A. Emblem. W. MILOSEVICH General Course Football, '35g Gym Club: Service Club, H. MARCINKOWSKI General Course 500ePoinl G. A. A. Emblem. lOl-IN MICHAELREE General Coune Nugget Staff. '36C Senior Play: Senior Safely Squadg Foo!- ball, '355 Swimming, '35, '35: Track, '3Sg Bowling Club: Chemistry Club, Sergeant-ah Arms, '36: Latin Club: Biology' Club: Cl-less Club: M. A. C. ZORA MILOSEVICH Page Thirty-three I EARL MINER General Cuurse Treek. '33, '34g Blmling Club: Junior Band. CORNELIA NEMEC General Course lee slrerame clrrlrr Bowling Club: Roller slmrlrrg-clrrlrr 500-Point G. A. A. Emblem: nmremg Club. G. NEUMEISTER General Course Properly Committee, Senior Plrryr Beelr Room, '32, 'ssl Monitor. VIRGINIA MOLONEY oerrerel Course mlerlrm Paerrrre Armreelerlrrrr Clrrb. 5oo.P..lrrl 0. A. A. l-imblem. ERVIN NEUBAUER Genl-ral Crlllrse Camera Club: Gym Club. '35. LORRAINE NEVILLE cemmefeiel crrreree my Program: Trevel Secretary. 'ssl Per. Club: Bicycle club: servlee Clubg College Club: soo-Pmrrr ll. A. A. umlrleme Swimming clrrbl lmerremg Club: Rrrller sllrrrlrrrr Clube 'rermle clrrlr. Clase Club. ROSE MOSER General l.'allr.le 500-Puinl G. A. A. Emblem. IOHN NIEDERKORN General Course Blxeclmll. '35: Boys' Glu- Club: Musirul Revue Club: cermlrrr Club: Pep Club: Monitor: M. A. C. LORETTA OSTMANN General crrrrrre 'rreble clef lclrrh, Emblem: clremaerry cle lr: German clrrbr Mrreleel Revue: Base. lmll Club: Volleyball Club: Plmrreleey Club. seeremr,-. '34, 'sae Bmlmlrrrrrrrr soomrrlrrr G. A. A. Emblem: lseekellrell clrrbe omre Aeelelerrr: Library servaee Cluh. KENNETH MUELLER Cenvral Cllursr Swimming Team. '33, '34. '35, '36, Mu: Kadio Club, Presl- dent. '35g Boys' clee Club: Musiral Revue Clubg Gym Club: Library Service Club: M. A. C.: Physics Club: Hik- lrrg Club: Bleyele Club. MARY NORTHERN General lmrrme Dramatic Club: Baekelball lzlrrlre Ire slmrlrrg Club: Wlxrld Evenls clrrlee Per- clrrlr. LAURA OTTINGER General Course orel Errrreeelerr Club: Uuncr ing Club: lzermlm clrrb, G. A. A. Page Thirty-four 5 RUTH E. OTTINGER General enum Oral Expression Club: nnnn. ing Club: German clu.-ni. A. PERRICONE Fine An.: Course Nugget Staff. '35, '36g 500 Puint G. A, A. Emblem. LEONA POLAK cnnefnl cuumf Treble Clef Club, 'rinn.um. 'sag Musical Revue Club: suimming club: soo Pninl G. A. A. Emblem. IOHN OWENS General Course Track, '32, -':vl : Swimming, '33. '34, '35, Mug Gulf, '35, -'MN sewing Club: Bowling Club: Buys' Glen 'Clubg Gym club. Ice Skating Club: M. A. C. MARY PFEFFER General Course Murical Revue Clubg Mmilm Picture ,Appreciation clung Bicycle Club: 500 Pnin! G. A. A. Emblem. RUSSELL PROST General Course Property Committee. Senior Play: Basketball, '35. '369 M. A. C. CHARLES PASHIA General Course Hutton Committccg Buys' Glee Club: Bowling Club: Musical Revue Club: Biology Club. NICK RAPKO General Course ADEL REEVES Commercial Course Roller Skaling Club: Musical Revue club: All.Hi,nli snlinnl German Chorus: German Chorus: Oral Expres-ion club: Volleyball club: Basketball Club: soo Pninl cz. A. A. Emblem. GEORGE D. PERKO Snienlmc crime Publicity Cnmmiltee. Senior Play: Debating Club: Chess Club: Natural History Clubg Monitor. BETHEL RAY General Course Spaniuh Club, Secretary, '36g Cnllege Club: C. A. A. IOHN REGAN General Course Football, '35, M g M, A. C.' Monitor. Page Thirty-five CHESTER REICHERT General Course Gym Club: German Chorus. MELBA ROWE Classical Course Goldbug, '355 Class Day Pm. gram, Chemistry Club, Vice- Presideut, '36, Orchestra, Latin C l u b , Vice-President. '35, Pneeidenr, '36, Spanish Club, Treasurer, '35, Vice- Preeideni, '36, College Club, Secretary, '36, Bowling 'Clubg T e n ni I Club, 500-Point G. A. A. Emblem. CARL SAPP General Course Natural History Club: Boys' Clee Club, Emblem, Musical Revue Club. CHARLOTTE ROCK Scienlifc Course Class Day, Tennis Tourna- menl, '33: Girls' Gym Club: Bicycle Club, lee Skating Club, Treble clef Club, Em- blem, Tennis club, Danring Club: Musiral Revue Club: 1ooo.Pninr G. A. A. Pin, Swimming Club, Baseball Club, German Chorus. CHARLES RUSSELL General Course Goldbug, '35. '36: B a l l ot Committee, Molto Committee, Publicity Committee, Senior Play, Class Day, Senior Safety sqnnd, Bnilreinnll, '32-'36, Captain, '35, '36, -'lvl , Football, '35, Baseball, '36, Tmelr, '34, --M , Boys' Glee Club. Pfeeiilenx, '35, '36, Emblem, Pep Club, Musical Revue Club, seigennf-ni.Aime, '36, Camera club, --M Club, lvl. A. C., Service Club. DONALD SATER senefnz Course Track, '34, '35, '36: Tennis Club. STILLMAN ROUSE General Course Property Committee, Senior Play, Swimming, '32, '33, '34, '35, M , Football, '32, '33, '34, '35, M 5 Track, '32. '33, '34, '35, M , Physics Club, M. A. C., Sergeant-at-Arms, 35. EDWARD SCHENK General Course Senior Play, Bowling Club. IOHN SCHMITT General Course Nugget sms, '36, Pnblieiiy cemminee, Senior Play, reel. ball, '34, '35, HM , Swim, ming, '34, Chemistry Club, German Club, Ice slmnng Club, lvl. A. c., Club. THOMAS ROUTSO General Course Bowling Club, Monitor. WALTER SCHMIDT General Course Dancing Club, German Club, Monitor. POLLY SCHUTTE General Couric Philatelic Society, Library Service Club: Baseball Club: Swimming Club, World Events Club, Tennis Club, Pep Club, Dancing Club, Phunology Club, 500-Point G. A. A. Emblem. Page Thirty-six PAULINE SEDOVIC Commercial Course College Clubg German Chorus: so0.Pnin: c. A. A. Emblem: Roller Skating Club. EUGENE SNYDER General come Nugget Sralf, 'sus cinee new. er cennniinee, Senior Pi., Pnbiieiiy Commitleeg Basee bnu. 'see Spanish rcinii, Vice Pieeiaeni, 'ss. EARL STAEGER Industrial Ari.: Course Meehurrl-i Club: Chemistry Club, Pieeideni, 'sm NICHOLAS SESTRIC General Course FANNIE SIMMERMAN cenenii cnnrie Mnnieni Revue Club, Treae. niei. 'sei Tennis Club: Scenic cinb: 500-Point G. A, A. iinibieni. ROBERT E. SPINDLER LUCILLE STIEBEL General Course MILDRED STARKEY General Course General Cuu rse VIRGINIA STINSON General Course 500-Point C. A. A. Emblemg Baseball Clubg German Club: Service Club. Pup Club: Tennis Club. IOHN SISKOS General Course Buuon Committeeg New Senior Emenainmenr C 0 m m i 1 ree: Senior Plnyg Tennis, 'szg Fneibnii, 'sm Buys' Gyin Clubg Musical Revue Club, Sergeantea!-Arms, '33g Cleo Club. seigenni.nn.Aiine, '36, Emblem: Natural History Club: Bowling Club: Moni- wr. ROY STEPHENSON General Course Fuarball, 'aan Swimming, '34g Dancing Club: Service Club: Physies Club: Radio Club. C. SUNTINGER General Course Boys' Glee Club: Monitor. Page Thirty-seven ff . 1 KATHLEEN SUTPHEN General Course colrlbrrg. '34, 'ssg Biology Club. FRED TUSTANOWSKY General Course OLGA VRAGASSY Commercial come Hiking Clubg Tennis Club: Musical Revue clirbe college Club. EVA THESS commereml come Nugget smlr. 'sae Class Day Program: All, l-lieb sebool German clrorrrei German Club: Oral Expression clrrbr Mue ,reel lleyrre Club: Reller slmiirrg Club: Volleyball Club: Baseball Club: Basker. brrll Club: Phunnlogy Club: soo.Poim G. A. A. Emblem. G. VAUGHAN zfommereiol Course Class llrry Program: Nugget sms. 'am c A. A.e Tennis Club. VIOLET WACHTEL General Course Biology Club: Clremlelry Clubg German C l u b 1 Pep Clubi Bicycle C l u bl 500- Point G. A. A. Emblem. FRANCES THESS Commercial Course Class Day Progrumg Oral Exr ,rreeeiori Club: All, High Schonl German Chorus: Ger- man Club, President, '36: Basketball Clubg Roller Skat- ing Club: Volleyball Club: Phunolngy clrrbe lvlrieieol Revue Club: 500-Point C. A, A. Emblem. RUTH WAGNER Fine Arts Chorus Pirblieiry, Senior Pleye Mir. eirril Revue Club: Derieirrg Club: Treble Clef Club: Tennis Cluhg Swimming club: soo.Pomr rx. A. A. Emblem. HELEN WERNINGER Home Eeobemiee Course Germem Club: Tennis Club: aoo.Polrri G. A. A. Emblem. VINCENT TIKVART of-rremz coeree Eobrbell. '34, '35, MH: M. A. C., Preeiaerri, 'ass Club. KATHERINE WEEMAN General Course Class Day Program: Nugget Srali, '36: Treble Clel Club. Vice-President, '36, Emblem! Musical Revue Club: German cbeme, Aooomporrierr All- High sebool cermorr Chorusg 500-Point G. A. A. Emblemg Football Parade, '35. DELORES WHITE cerieml Course G. A. A. Page Thirty-eight BILLIE WHITEHEAD Fine An.: Course IOHN D. WILKINS Scientific Course Nugget Stall, '35, 36: 'rennin Debating Club. President. 'sn -'wr' Club: Ire Skating Club: Danc- ing Club: Musical Revue Club: College Club: G. A. A.g Tre- ble Clef Club. GEORGE CEPICKY General Course Baseball. lss. Mm Football. '34, -ss, lvl-'Z Track, '32: M. A. C.: M Club. IAMES FURNESS seienliyie come HATTIE FLOWERS Commercial Course G. A. A.: Speedball Club Volleyball Club: Latin Club Q Club: Reading Club: ilu siral Revue Club. C. GONGORA General Course Spanish Clllb. President, '36 500-Point G. A. A. Emblem. ERMA WYATT General came Dancing Club: Baseball Club: Bowling Club: 0. A. A. VIRGINIA HAGEN Fine Arm Coarse Nugget Stan. '36g Button Committee: Color Committee: Volleyball Club: All Club, Vice-President, '35, President. '36g Knitting Club: Treble Clel' Club: Dancing Club. IRVAN THOMAS General Coarse Nugget Stall, '36: Chairman nf Motto Committee: Senior Playg Football. '34, '35: Chem- istry Club: Pnyeinn Club: Bi. ulugy Club: ru. A. C. AGNES BROWN Home Economics Course Motto Committee: Clase Day Art Club: Tennis Clubg Dane ing Club. EILEEN SCHULTZE General Course Nugget Stall. '36g Tennis Club Dancing Club: Bicycle Club: Swimming Club: Musical Re vue Club: 500-Point G. A. A Emblem. EDWARD E. BUCHER General Course Bowling Club: sninip Club Ire Skating: Club. Page Thirty-nine Class of lune, 1936 GEORGE ABELE General Course Track. '33. IACK ATKINSON General Course Coldhug, '36g S w i m min g Team, '35, '36. M : Orches- tra, Mug Musical Revue Club: Physics Club: Motion I-mam Appreciation Club: Monitor. 'bv AROL ATOR General Cuurse MARIE BAUGHAN General Course Nugget Stali, '36g 500 Point G. A. A. Emblemg Musical Revue Club. BERNARD BERNSEN General Course Football. '34. '35, M g Baseball. '36. Mn: M, A. C. IAMES BOHN General Course Stamp Club. GREGORY BOYER General Course Football, '34, '35, --Mug M. A. C.: Bowling Club. HARLEY CALHOUN General cnnrae RAY CONNOR General Course Baseball, '36g Gym Club: Mecharch Club. Page Forty FRED DROKE General Cuurse LEE HENRY EMPFIELD Indaxzrial Ang Course sr-naar Safety squad: Band, President. as. rzmblamg M. A. C.: 'lluairal Revue Club: Meehan-h Club, President, '35. f , I ,f Rf' ADELE GLASER General Course Nugget Stuff. '36: Roller Skat- ing Club. VERNON HAVERSTICK General came Nugget stan, 'sm Ph,-ana Clara: Rani.. Club: Gym Club. IRWIN IOHNS General Course Stamp Club: Natural History Club. IAMES KELLY General Course Monitor. IOE LODOLY General Course Band. ROBERT PARROTT General Coarse Bnwbnll, '35: Bowling Club. IOAN RAUNICK Fine Arm ffnurse Nugget Stall, '35. '36: Gold- bug. '34: Scania Club, saa- retary an.-1 Treasurer, '34, 'sag German Choruag nnnaing Club. MARVIN REISS rp.-nafaz rxnaraa lloldbug, '34, ss, Pan crab. President, 's5. '36g Chemistry crab: Muxirzil nav-na Club. Preps .tar-nr. 'am naya' Glee crab: sam-are Club. OGIE ROBINSON General Cauue Nugget Stall, '36g Motto Com- mittee. '36: Baseball Club: Volleyball Club: Phunology Club: 500 Point G. A. A. Emblem: Library Service Club. LEROY SCHMALTZ rndannaz Arr.: Course Swimming, '33, --M'-, Track, '32g M. A. c., Bays' ciaa Clubg Musical Revue Club. THOMAS TAYLOR Fine Arts Course Debating Club, M . NETTIE TUCKER canmz Course spaniah Club. ANNA TUREK Commercial ljaursc Dancing Clubg Phunalogy Club: 500 Point G. A. A. limblemg Baseball Clubg Srrvirc Club: Bicycle Club: Football Parade. VIRGINIA VALETIC General Course Treble Clef Club: Girls' Gym Club: German Club. C. WEILANDISH lnrluslrial Ana came CATHERINE WILHELM of-nafal Course Pageant. ROY YOUNG General Course Gym Club. Adapt:-4l from her Christmas Carols poster by Billie Pauline Whiu-hc-ad. Cul hy Rnllie Plunkett Faculty I. C. EDWARDS - A. O. KELLEY ----- MARY ANDREW ----' CHARLOTTE L. BALLMANN - MILDRED BECK ----- L. W. BEERS ----- T. M. BIRNEY - - - EDNA M. BRAUN - - - RAYMOND R, BRISBIN - - MARIE C. BROWN ---- MARION IUDGE CLARKSON - SARAH A. CONNOR - - - LAURA COX ----- GRACE CRAIG - - A. F. EWERS e B. B. GOULD - - ELLA HAESELER - LUCILE E. HANNA - DAISY HEAVILON - IVY I. HEIDEMANN - - A.H.l-IELLMICH - - - MARGARET A, HEREEN - LILIAN L, HOGAN - - CHARLES A, HUMFELD - FRANK R. INGALLS ---- THEODORA KLAGES - - - ROSAMOND I. LEUTHEUSSER FLORENCE LEWEDAG - - - MARGARET T. LYNCH - - - LOUIS P. MAGUOLO - f - LESTER R. MAPES ---- CHARLES MARCHESSEAULT HELEN M. MEHL ----- HELEN MILLER ----- MARIE A. MOORE - - MARGUERITE MOYSER - IDA MUENNIGHAUS - - ARTHUR H. PFAFF - - ELIZABETH PRATT - - RAY G. REESS - - Y IOSEPHINE K. REILLY - OTTO P, C. ROST - - EMMA MARIE RUPPEL - IOSEPH H. SHEELY - - HELEN SHRIVER - - FRANK M. SSKWOR - - MILDRED K. STEINER - - FRANCES B. STILLWELL - ELSIE STRADAL - - - ERWIN W. STUEBEN BESS N. THIESEN - - PI-IOEBE THUL - - - ELAINE VOLKERS ---- ORA M. WILLITS ----- DOROTHY MELLEN WOLDSTAD - - H. C. ZEIS - ------ E, W. ZEPPENFELD -f-- ALBERT W. IAEGER - - MAUDE RULE ---- LUCILLE BECKER - f - IOSEPHINE H. SCHAEFER - Page Forty two Principal Assistant Principal Social Studies Commercial English Commercial Commercial Art Social Studies French English Social Studies Spanish Biology Physiography Physics Physical Education Biology Home Economics English Commercial Social Studies fDeceas ed- Commercial Music Industrial Arts Social Studies English Social Studies Home Economics Industrial Arts Chemistry Latin Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Social Studies English Physical Education Music Physical Education English Physiography Social Studies Industrial Arts Latin Social Studies Spanish Physical Education English German Commercial Art English Social Studies Speech Defects Mathematics Biology Books and Supplies Librarian Clerk Clerk May 9, l936l Girls' Hthletic Hssociation The activities ot the Girls' Athletic Association are divided into three seasonal groups: Fall, Winter, and Spring. Fall activities: Valley ball, roller skating, and tennis tournament. Winter activities: Dancing, phunology, and basketball, Spring activities: Baseball, volley ball, and beginners' tennis. Swimming is an important sport through all three seasons. All of the girls at McKinley High School are eligible to membership in these clubs. Page Forty-three .N ,Wa H63 P ge Forty-four Page Forty-five FIA MT, ' ' ' , ,H . 6 ,W L L ,xi X Q . A 4,4 5 mhz , A y wig iw A:5 :EA V C . , ' , , f,,..,.x Sag, laa. . ,,,, T A 1 Q f:1,. . , we I Q ef' , 'rf A t Q. me rt A . . Masks Masks are older than idols. Although no one knows just where masks originated, singers and dancers were the first to use them. From the drama and religious ceremonies their use has been extended to other fields, includ- ing architecture, portraiture Clife masks and death masksl, and plastic surgery, as well as various festivities, such as Mardi Gras celebrations. Masks have been made of every material known to man: wood, clay, plaster, Chamois, skins, fabrics, straw, paper, rush fibers, metals, beads, and feathers. A modern revival of interest in masks is being led by W. Benda and H. R. Kniffin. The latter has recently published a book on masks. The masks pictured here were designed and made by McKinley art students. The faces were modeled of clay, over which was put a film of grease. Then cloth was placed over the greased clay and modeled into the features with paste. Next, strips of paper were carefully modeled over the cloth. After this, the model and coverings were allowed to dry. When the clay dried, it cast off the cloth and paper, which made an excellent mask. Both the mask and the clay model were painted, shellacked and decorated. LOUISE DOWNS Page Forty-six i i l l i fm r u I J ggy J l Q 1 Q 1 ,-. l X S z I .tiff fl 'J if W l 4 A 36 5' s Y' ,f 1 -x- , ' ai 51 95 ye? if TU? ' 4 hw sk W S ? 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Page Forty-seven I Sculpture work in lhe round and in relief mode by pupils in Art 5 cmd 7 Some are mode from live models ond some are original Works of the imogincf tion. Page Forty-eight Ill Pmjects made by pupils nf Miss Leulheusserk Drama class: Greek theatre, .loc Tyrog Medieval Mystery Play, Elmer Lyman, Kenneth Lehmang Elizabethan Stage, Lyman Dalton, Carl Borgg Elizabethan Pageant Wagon, James Spiro: I-.lizaberhan Theatre. Rnberr Wilner. Page Forty-nine A .,L.. Q.. A . 31 'f-:1 t. if fl 1 ii, ir- Ik F 245 'Q 1 :gy 1 f 5 - E W 4, is i S vc MAS CARD LS i -4 s 0 C IM' B 1 , , - ,,,.A , N ,,, N- L' 'f .. ww wgwwqc . i - ' F ' ' i - Poster by Mercille Leopold Awarded first prize for public high schools in the Christmas Carols Poster Contest. Page Fifty Recent McKinley Honors ART Christmas Carols Poster First Prize-Mercille Leopold KCertiticate below, poster on opposite pagel Honorable Mention-Ralph Heine and Bettylee McClure. Clean Up Poster Honorable Mention-Mildred Rernniers, MUSIC Treble Clet Club received rating of Su- perior at Musical Festival at Washington University, April, l935. 1+ ft-2-it fm f Q li 21 -at im.. if -as fi--f is if -ge Q1 W5 et, ig m,.5-.riff . ,QL , l ff i A at f' I INN 1 1' 5 X if mf .HZ 'zi'i Q : J ,E 5 fs, Q 25 tiliilgfs E' F '-i1 A Eltimrb fur Qixrrllcntr in Sift V xg L 33 ' is 5- 23? v fir . .ii A T i A fa its -if . 3.--7 Chustnms Carols Dusm' vfontrst ffffi , M yy-fi vfifvm-.,.4.,e4L.-W Qi ..,,,m5z, , ,V ,V , 2 . .. ,iam ,-.,Aff.l1...4.. c., yi ,ff . V. 15,7 W5 y fu.,......mL ,. , 'mm Q . I Q X -M in M1Rnslm:ig ltigtnfhzhqml . E P . A ,. f z 21t.1mp Exhibition -X - sa A: 1 w . X E YWQCKEI V GT S Dials t stir -i msrim it ss .Wt r if L El xxxi rt if 11.5 Li Lmmnfvnmr-.'ailvrz:, 'is K . Ylsllllflffgllh PHILATELY Stamp Club received first award tor U. S. cornmernoratives ex- hibited at annual con- vention ot Society of Philatelic Americans. fCertiticate above.J SAFETY Mayor's Essay Con- test First Prize, the Mayors Safety Cup --Lydia Majoros. Honorable Mention -Marian Carey. Automobile Club Slo- gan Contest W o n b y R o y a l Zincke. Pago Fifty-om' Recent McKinley Honors SCHOLASTIC- Fred Lucht has completed all of his freshman work at the University of Illinois in one semester. By taking a tull program of study and by passing examinations for advanced credit, Fred has earned sophomore standing in one semester. ATHLETIC Football- St. Louis High School Trophy. Championship, 1935. Bill Hawkins was leading scorer in the league for 1935. Tie for championship, 1934. Basketball- St, Louis High School Trophy. Michigan Trophy. Championship, 1935. Championship, 1936. Charles Russell was leading scorer in the league in 1936. Baseball- St. Louis High School Trophy. Championship, 1935. loe Monahan was signed up by the St. Louis Browns and is playing with San Diego on the Pacific Coast. Track- Wolfgang Schubert won the junior 440 and the junior 880, setting a new record tor each. He traveled the quarter-mile in :53.6 and set the half-mile record at 21047. Walter Milosevich won the mile run, time-4:53. Swimming- Fabick, Rouse and Kennedy won the city championship for the Page F ift y-two 150-yard Medley Relay, lSee opposite page, smaller plate, tor recent trophiesl Pays Fifty-four Limerioks 1 The Queen had a lady in waiting, lntensely desirous of mating: But it is my belief Since she lost her false teeth, She'll be always a lady in waiting. 2 Our class in Advanced Composition Has a chap of cute disposition, Haddie Camphor beware And Fred Allen take care- Vernon's a rival for your position, -Hugh Thomson l There was a young thief from Calcutta Who was often heard to mutta, l'Whenever l meet The police on the street, My spine seems to turn to hot buttaf' 2 There is an old fellow named Ned Who when young was dropped on his head. And now he goes round With his feet on the ground, I can't lift them up, he has said. 3 lt's raining and cold out today, A swell time to be in the hay But the old golden rule Says Suffer in School , So l sit instead of l lay. -Vernon Haverstick runny cmdaurk-Mmm Nafham V V ,'A.J Page Fifty-fi ,Wien BACK ROW: Bernsen, Kukuljan, Baer, Milosevich, Flatt, Michaelree, Colombo, Ryan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mapes, Wonda, Bishop, Beauclair, Hughes, Schmitt, Trubacek, Brencick, Regan, Mangano, Freeman, Reina CMgr,l, Tikvert, Coach Rost. SECOND ROW: Howle, Vinovich, Cepicky, Glenn CMgr.l, Boyer, O'Neil, Cook, Eckdahl, Burge, FIRST ROW: Ianeff, Rouse, O'Sullivan, Goldak ICapt.l, Constantine, Hawkins, Blanke. Football Coach ----------- MR, ROST Assistant Coach - - - MR. MAPES Captain, '35 ------- lOl-IN GOLDAK Managers - - B. I. GLENN and CARLO REINA McKinley's 1935 championship football team has demonstrated what can be accomplished by boys working together for a common goal. Other teams were heavier than the McKinley eleven, but these teams lacked the Goldbugs' excellent team play. The blocking ol this year's team has drawn favorable comment from every spectator. Playing a ten-game schedule, McKinley won eight games, tied one, and lost one, scoring 178 points to the opponents' 26 points. Scores ran--as follows: U. City, l3HMcKinley, 6 McBride, U-McKinley, 20 C. B. C., U-McKinley, 7 Blewett, O-McKinley, 20 Central, 7-McKinley, 27 Soldan, U-McKinley, 12 St. L. U. High, O-McKinley, 20 Roosevelt, 6-McKinley, 6 Cleveland, O-McKinley, 47 Beaumont, O-McKinley, I3 Seven players made the all-city team: lohn Goldak, tackle, Iohn Burge, end, Stillman Rouse, end, Mike O'Sullivan, guard, Andy Constantine, guard, Ray Hughes, quaterback, and Bill Hawkins, haltback. Iohn Trubacek and Mike O'Sullivan are co-captains lor l936. Page Fifty-six Basketball The 1935-36 Goldbug cagers made history repeat itself to tind them again wearing the laurels as champions ot the Public High School League, an honor which was also Won by the l934-35 Goldbug quintet. This championship gives McKinley its second leg on the Michigan trophy. Despite the fact that in almost every encounter McKinley's spirited team was on the short end of the score upon going into the last minutes of play, the Goldbugs were in possession ot the spoils when the final whistle was blown. Captain Russell, Prost, and Brinkman of the regulars will be lost from the team next year, but Globig, Singler, Paul Housman and Brother Bill will be back. Other lettermen returning Will be Martin and Schnirch. Hatch, Barricelli and Trubicek, who were also awarded letters, will not return next year. P BACK : Coach Brisbin, Schnirch, P. Housman, Burge, Beckett lMgr.l, Prost, Brinkman, M , Barricelli, SEA Globig, Russell CCapt.D, Singler, B. Housmcm, Hatch, Benz lAss't Mgr.l. A ' 0 ' . 1 ' - n , Page Fifty seven I it s ci 5, gg Baseball Coach --------- MR. MAGUOLO C C . SHARRY HATCH O' Uplms ' ' 1 IOHN MARCIAK From the l5U boys who reported for baseball practice this spring Coach Maguolo built up a strong team. Hatch and Marciak-the only lettermen re- turning from last year's championship team-were made co-captains of the promising 1936 squad. The first practice game of the season, lost to the alumni by an 8 to 6 score, was with a powerful nine which boasted two or three professionals. The close score was creditable, being the highest score ever run up against a veteran McKinley alumnine. Although the Nugget went to press too early to give definite first, second, and third string teams, the rnost likely candidates for those positions were as follows: Pitchers-Lyman Abernathy, Paul Housman, Dick Kukuljan, Mathew Mugavero, and Eugene Snyder. Catcherselohn Marciak, Ed Bemarkt, Frank O'Neil, and Vincent Tickvert. Infielders-Harry Hatch, Bernard Bernson, Henry Chrzanowski, Ray Con- nors, George Hasser, Bob Martin, Mickey Russell, Mario Simione, and Clar- ence Turley. A Outfielders-Charles Brown, Charles Buchek, Leo lost, Abe Lang, and Edward Schaefer. Page F iffy-eight T Track ., I After the usual early season dual meets, McKinley entered a few athletes in the l935 St. Louis district meet. ln this meet Wolfgang Schubert set a new record in the junior 880-yard run, making it in 21078. McKinley placed fourth in the 1935 annual field day contests, Point-getters were john Burge and Walter Miller, who tried for first place in the senior pole-vault, Vincent Crocker and Ray Carr, first and second in the mile run, Eugene Novell, a close second in the senior 880, Paul Wittenberg, second in the junior 440, and Michael Schuller, second in the junior hurdles. Veterans back for the l938 season were Novell, Gerescher, Gubany, Schuller, Kennedy, Layne, Schleifstein, Rouse, and Schubert. Among the likely-looking rookies are Don Sater, senior pole-vault, joe Beauclair, junior dashes, and joe Kovac, junior 880. Schubert finished second in the 880 to Griffin of University City in the state meet at Columbia in the fast time of 21044. Inches separated them at the finish. In the city preliminaries he set a new junior record of 2.04.7. Back Row- arigan, Schnirch, Baer, Gerescher, Wilhelm, Colombo, Rouse, Stephenson, Bauer, t Gubany, Coach Brisbjn. Second Ro yne, Novell, senior captain, Gyarmathy, Dippel, Kennedy, Faller, Giovanoni, Har- low, Weis, Kane, Shea. Front Row estergaard, managerg Schleifstein, Weber, Safer, Schubert, junior captain, Beauclair, XA Kovac, Konradi, Gassman, Aboussie, manager. Page Fifty-uint RJ Boys Gym Club OFFICERS Sponsor - -------- MR. PFAFF Leader ----- - SABAH GEORGE Secretary-Treasurer ---- EDMUND GAZALL MEMBERS William Baur Steve Finney Harry Larigan Harvey Protzel Earl Boyce Ioe Georges Bill Layne Chester Reichert Roy Carr Paul Clark Iohn Colombo Ray Connor lohn Corneio Iohn Farrel Marvin Heideman Alex Hutson George Kesting Albert Kleisly William Krobot Ely Langleld Francis Leonard Arthur Lewis Ben Limanne Nicholas Onoiry Richard Overton Rollie Plunkett Lewis Stoppleman Dan Sweeney Dale Terry Iohn Varner Mike Vogt Ray Wakeland One ot the oldest clubs at McKinley is the Boys Gym Club, organized in l925. Activities consist of apparatus Work, tumbling and pyramid-building. Last November the club sponsored a tumbling exhibition number at the Public High Schools Stadium. ln April, during the physical education con- vention, it participated in the pageant, The Spirit of St. Louis, with two num- bershan American Indian ceremonial dance and a gymnastic exhibition on the parallel bars, side horse, and buck. The club meets on Wednesdays and Fridays after school in the boys gym. There are no dues, if it is necessary to raise money for a party or dance, a voluntary assessment is made. X Page Sixty Q Swimming Coach - - MR. SSKWOR The swimming team this year has enjoyed its best season since the sport was started four years ago. ln the interscholastics, McKinley was fourth with l4 points, the highest position it has ever attained. ln the state championships, McKinley tied for sixth among the sixteen teams entered. Among the things which the team has accomplished tor the first time this year are victories over Roosevelt and Cleveland, Winning an event in the interscholastic championships fthe medley relayl, winning tive and losing three dual meets, outscoring all opponents, and establishing new records in 'F' all but one of the racing events. D Prospects for next year's team are unusually bright because of the return ot a number of letter men from this year's team. BACK ROW: Rottmann, Maxwell, Pring, Thiesen, Rouse, Zincke, Atkinson, Mueller. SECOND ROW: Coach Sskwor, Michaelree, Dingo, Kennedy, Smith tMgr.J, Simmons, Bur- gess. SEATED: Horvath, Maloy, Black, Sakowsky, Iohn, Langield. Page S ixt y-one it Us ' x X, J 1 Wfjf. , iff, fe f- Pep Club Sponsor ------v---- MR. SHEELY FALL TERM MEMBERS-Reiss, President, Turner, Vice-President, Grenia, Secretary and Treasurer, Ator, Baily, Ball, Bamford, Barton, Baumann, Bolazina, Bonnerat, Bronsman, Bruce, Cudemo, Cahill, Case, Collar, Dalton, Dillon, Dirkers, Downs, Farrell, Garrison, Golcenbach, Gordon, Gossmann, Grampp, Hauvis, Hett, Hill, Hutchings, Ienkins, Iost, Kohn, Knight, Konradi, Kozel, Lange, Leahy, Malcom, Mann, Martin, Masson, Mayfield, Messemer, Milosevich, Modart, Monton, Mullens, Neville, O'Connel, Ohmes, Price, Roberts, Rodenberg, Russell, Schremp, Schutte, Schweider, Skinner, Snyder, Steger, Stout, Wehrheim, Williams, Wormington. SPRING TERM MEMBERS-Dalton, President, Skinner, Vice-President, Grenia, Secretary and Treasurer, Rubin, Assistant Secretary, Bland, Chase, Colie, Collar, Craddock, D'amico, Dehne, Dillon, Farb, Fishman, Iacezko, lones, Kaetzel, Kiser, Langield E., Langfeld, N., Leisinger, McAnulty, Nicoletti, Niederlcorn, Riley, Rosenthal, Routburg, Schenkel, Schmitt, Schult H., Schult R,, Singleton, Tieman, Trisler, Underkotler, Wal- ters, Wycoff, Zucherman, E, Zuckerman, H, The Pep Club, as its name implies, was formed tor the purpose of instill- ing school spirit into the hearts ot the students of McKinley. Not only have Mr. Sheely and the members ot the Pep Club achieved this purpose admirably, but they have also given substantial aid to the athletic fund. lf, . ,ll -.l. f ,XJ I . itll yV,, ' iff 1 Ki, l . l' ,1 lit!!! .xx lf Page Sixty-fwo Harold Globig Clarence Hale Tom Hawkins Bill Hawkins lohn Owens CSOH Captain - f----- TOM HAWKINS Coach -----f----4 MR. BEERS McKinley's golf team competed in the annual district high school golf championship last Iune and made a very creditable showing. McKinley's ace, Bill Hawkins, finished in the runner-up position for the individual district crown. The team participated in the public high school golf championship held in October. McKinley made a good showing but finished low in the standings, which were very closely contested. The team is looking forward to a great improvement next year even though Coach Beers does face the job of recruiting a whole new team of sophomores and juniors. Tennm Coach ---------- MB. HELLMICH Any boy who wishes to play tennis is eligible for membership in the Ten- nis Club. A round robin determines placement in tournament play and in the annual interscholastic tennis meet. Meetings are held during September and October. PLAYERS Singles Lyman Abernathy l Bernard Walken 2 Robert Kennedy 3 Doubles Edward Walton Kenneth Leeman Page Sixty three li K The Motion Picture Appreciation Club Sponso r---------- MISS VOLKERS OFFICERS President ------A-- HARRY SMITH Secretary and Treasurer - - HELEN PETKOVICH Georgia Ackerman Catherine Beaver Audrey Boettcher Clara Clark Ieanette Drapp Beatrice Gallagher Madelaine Gordon Doris Grampp Mildred Harris Sholom Hendin Mary Hudecek Dorothy Iahn Ieanette Ingalls Iuanita Ienkins Charles Knaus William Layne MEMBERS Beatrice McGowen Margaret Miller Virginia Moloney Venzuela Morton Mary Pfeifer Bradford Pring Harvey Protzel Mildred Remmers Meeting: Room 31 la, each Thursday at 3 p, m. Stanley Sakowski Virginia Schader Would you like to know how to select the best motion pictures? Or per- haps you are interested in the technical side of the movies. Would you like to come with us on imaginary trips to Hollywood to see how pictures are actually made? Or perhaps you would enjoy going with the group to see an outstanding photoplay. If so, come to the Motion Picture Appreciation Club in 3lla any Thursday afternoon. The club is associated with the scholastic division ot the Four Star Photoplay Club, a natio Page Sixty-five Ice Skating Club OFFICERS President ------f - ARLINE BRUDNER Secretary-Treasurer - - - BETTY I-IORAK Sergeant-at-Arms ----- WILLIAM NALL MEMBERS Iohn Anzulovich Olga Ashauer Phyllis Baluka Emily Baranovic Marie Bean Iosef Beauclair Billy Bolles Laurene Braun Clyde Brimmer lames Brinkman Irene Coe Pauline Coe Thomas Edison Iohn Fabick Harold Globig Elton Kropp Emil Leonberger Anna-Mae Martin Lola Martin Everette McKee Helen McKee Patricia Mirjanich Rose Mirjanich Cornelia Nemec Mary Northern Iohn Pachl Philip Pfeffer Helen Piotrowski lames Pool Charlotte Rock Edwin Schaffnit Marsell Schellhardt Wolfgang Schubert Richard Simmons Robert Simmons Bob Stevenson Robert Taubold Viola Tobias Ira Vance Harry Van Lear Bertha Walther Bonnie Ward Dolores Wiethoff Bernard Wolken Bill Zerbe Ted Zerbe The ICE SKATING CLUB meets every Wednesday afternoon after school at the Winter Garden. The only business meeting the club has is the one at the beginning of the term to elect officers. The purpose of the club is to provide healthful exercise and to promote sociability. Only one qualification is needed to join this club-a pair of skates. But members must attend meetings regularly. Page Sixty six THE LEAGUE The Bowling Club OFFICERS President ---------- EDGAR RUDY Vice-President ----- LESTER SCHNIRCH Secretary-Treasurer ------ PAULINE COE Alter one year and a halt of organization, the Bowling Club has made definite progress. The highest single game was 233 pins, bowled by the president, Edgar Rudy, whose average tor the season was l74 pins. The next highest averages among the boys were made by Lester Schnirch, August Baer, Iohn Michael- ree, and Eugene Creath. The highest single game bowled among the girls was l8l pins, bowled by Edyth Parks, whose average was ll3 pins. The next highest averages among the girls were made by Evelyn Hot, Pauline Coe, Celeste Stovesand, and Vera Fergus. l Lester Schnirch, Captain Doris Allgire Frank Brandt Eugene Creath Mary Hudecek 2 Hilbert Kaiser, Captain Charles Hilgendori Iohn Michaelree Edyth Parks Celeste Stovesand 3 William Schwebel, Captain Gregory Boyer Bernard Hall Eleanor Meyer Blanche Weisner 4 Murray Beech, Captain Clarence Carter Irene Coe Pauline Coe Vito Siskos 5 Edgar Rudy, Captain Charles Conrads Vera Fergus Helen Perkowski Andrew Schleiistein B Marvin Heideman, Captain August Baer Evelyn Hof Lucille McMillen Herman Wilkat 7 Norval Hermann, Captain Iohn Brnjac Shirley Hilch Mary Kalmett Tom Routso 8 Bob Kennedy, Captain Oscar Breyiogle Deloris Coy George Kesting Doris Schrader lt' Page Sixty-seven Jai Band Director - ----- MR. HUMFELD OFFICERS President - - - ---- CARLTON MILLER Vice-President - - PAUL GOTTSCHALK Secretary - - - - - HAROLD MORRIS Sergeant-at-Arms ---A- PHILIP PFEFFER MEMBERS Robert Ameln Iohn Anzulovich lack Atkinson Alfred Baulicault Iosef Beauclair Frank Brandt Iohn Ditch William Dobrec Fern Mae Duffy Roy Dunlap Lee Empfield Earl Gates Arthur Goddard Paul Gottschalk Walter Henry Io Lininger, Drum Ioe Lodoly Martin Meyerson Harold Morris Eugene Novell Lloyd Peterson Sam Davi Philip Pfeffer Major Alfred Pieschel Harvey Pretzel Silvio Pucci Ervin Richard Fred Schaper Isidore Shalfner Lewis Stoppelmann Thomas Tate Marvin Vaught Iohn Voigt Dorothea Wheeler Ralph Williams McKinley's band, now in its fourth year, has a membership of forty. From the time of the football games to the lnterscholastics Meet in May, the band is always busy. Not only does it participate in school activities but also in civic demonstrations, among which are the clean-up parade and conventions With new instruments added each year, more is being accomplished. Now taking active part in the band are members of last year's Iunior Band. Page Sixty eight MEMBERS McKinley lunior Bond Sponsor - President - Secretary - Press Agent - Sergeant-at-Arms William Adams Richard Albach Edward Anthony Arthur Aranda lose! Beauclair lacqueline Beers Delmar Blackwell Charles Braun Viola Cademo Fred DePalma Chester Domagalski Fern Mae Duffy loe Egan lohn Egan OFFICERS MR, HUMFELD - IOHN EGAN - - VIOLA CADEMO - GEORGE SCHEIBAL - - EDWARD SCHWEBEL Eugene Eifert Richard Faulkner Ronald Fogler Angelo Gagliarducci Gretchen Groaning Harold Iohn Russell Krueger Ely Langfeld Allen Larkin Paul Lutes Edgar Masters Robert McAnulty Pierre Menard lack Moser Raymond Mueller Angelo Postol Iames Russell George Schejbal Edward Schwebel Daniel Shea Marie Tesson Paul Tolin Marie Tullock Florence Wania Edwin Woerner Ruth Wolfinbarger The purpose of this group is to train students to play on various band in struments in preparation for joining the senior band the following semester At the end ot each semester this group furnishes the student body with a concert to show the progress made in that short period ot time. There are titty players in this class. Page Snflj nmc X s MX ,JZWW NX Q, Q WW Treble Clef Club J OFFICERS President - - ----- ZELMA HAGEN Vice-President - - - - COLETTE KULLA Secretary - - - VIRGINIA BARTH Treasurer - - FRIEDA SCI-IRAM Emily Baranovi Louise Barnhill Virginia Barth Irene Beller Mildred Coffey Maxine Davis Virginia Eilers Evelyn Ewing Librarian - - C Margaret Groerich Ruth Groerich Virginia Hagen Betty Horak HELEN IANTCHIS Accompanist - ---- EMILY BARANOVIC MEMBERS Helen lantchis LaVerne lacquot Melba Kohn Emily Kohout Colette Kulla Margaret Miller Charlene Olds Loretta Ostmann Edith Parks Helen Perkowski Leona Polak Charlotte Rock Ruth Schmidt Frieda Schram Dorothy Stillman Gladys Stout Sue Thompson Virginia Valetic Ruth Wagner Catherine Weeman Billie Whitehead Charlotte Zuckerman The Treble Clef Club, which is sponsored by Miss Pratt, meets the tirst pe- riod every morning in 221. It is one of the most active clubs in the school, par- ticipating in all activities where music is required. However, provding musical entertainment is not the only purpose of the club, but there is a further incentive for the pupils' activity in the scholastic credit which they receive for their efforts. The membership is open to all girls who have the proper vocal ability. The club participates in a music contest held annually at Washington University. In the contest of last year, it received the rating of superior. During the past semester the club sang at the Roosevelt High School in a concert given by the Women's Committee of the St. Louis Symphony Society, and also at the Municipal Auditorium for the Convention of the Missouri State Teachers' Association. Page Seventy German Chorus Sponsor - - ------- MR. STUEBEN Meeting: Time and place-Every Friday at 3:00 o'Clock in Room 221. President - - Secretary - - - Sergeant-at-Arms - Accompanist - - Olga Ashcluer Andrew Baumann Howard Baute Bertha Blaeser Elizabeth Bottchen Frank Brandt Charles Dellinger Dorothy Domnick Virginia Duewell Dorothy Essert Dorothy Goetzhein Anna Hartman Margaret Hennig Bob Horak Dora House Paul Hunt George lggens Dorothy Kinkel Elvera Krah Annieta Lucht Florence Lutz Marian Menk Melba Messmer Margaret Miller Iohn Niederkorn Dorothy Perrin OFFICERS FRANCES THESS - - - RUTH GROERICH WOLFGANG SCHUBERT - KATHERINE WEEMAN MEMBERS Grace Perrin Helen Piotrowski Iuanita Pitt Chlouris Reando Adel Reeves Dorothy Roberson Norman Roos Edward Rothmann Frances Routh Iohn Schmitt Velma Schuller Ruby Schult Pauline Sedovic Alma Sonnenschein Florence Sontag Marion Sontag Alberta Stewart Fred Stroup Eva Thess Anna Timmermann Helen Verderber Helene Vincenc Helen Werninger Ruby Wray The purpose ot this club is to acquaint the members with the language songs, and customs of Germany. Present and former students of the German language and those who can read German may join this club. Page Seventy one Mothers Club OFFICERS President ----- MRS, PHILILP R. PFEFFER First Vice-President - - - MRS. ANDREW LYNN Second Vice-President - - MRS. H. I. MOECKEL Recording Secretary - - - MRS. MABEL ADAMS Corresponding Secretary - - - MRS. W. G. RAY Treasurer -------- MRS. IOHN KAY Hostess of the Day - - MRS. GEORGE PAPPAS Finance Committee Chairman - - - - MRS. MYRTLE SCHWEBEL Social Committee Chairman - - MRS. MINNIE PODROSKY Program Committee Chairman - - - MRS, H, I, MOECKEL Publicity Committee Chairman - - - - MRS. F. M. ROBERTS Welfare Committee Chairman - - MRS. GEORGE WILHELM Sunshine Committee Chairman - - - - MRS. R. STEPHENSON Cheer Committee Chairman - - - - - - MRS, F, SCHMIDT Membership Committee Chairman v - - - MRS. NELSON Choral Society Chairman --------- - MRS. L. UNGER Ticket Committee Chairman --------- - MRS. I. F. GOULD MEMBERS-Mesdames Adams, Allen, Barber, Bemarkt, Bopp, Brandt, Bucher, Budrovich Burke, Clark, Crawford, Depelheuer, Dresner, Duffy, Eckdahl, Fishwick, Friend, Gansl ner, Georger, Geipel, Gilb, Goddar, Gottschalk, Gould, lager, Heine, Hemenway Hevers, Huelsman, Humleld, Iones, lost, Kalmas, Kay, Kelly, Kinsella, Koehler, Koop, Kratochwil, Krauz, Kuehne, Kulla, Lehman, Lyman, Lynn, Ludwig, Marek, Mitchell, McClure, Moeckel, Mrazek, Nelson, Niehaus, Nowotny, Odgen, Ottinger, Otto, Pappas Petelik, Pfeffer, Plunkett, Podrosky, Protzel, Ray, Roberts, Rothermel, Saddler, Schettle, Schmidt, Schwebel, Smith, Steiner, Stephenson, Stovesand, Svaboda, Ujka, Unger Varner, Vilimeck, Voelpel, Walendy, Whitehead, Wilhelm, Wolken, Yemm. This club is dedicated to the purpose of promoting the welfare and inter- ests of the students by such services as buying Tuberculosis Health Bonds, giving financial aid to various societies interested in the under-privileged child, distributing baskets of food to needy families at Christmas and Thanks- giving, contributing equipment for the school band and bugles to the Drum and Bugle Corps, and by giving each graduating class a party on Class Day. Page Seventy-two X if S nsn Mirjanirh Robert Evans Page Seventy-three MEMBERS COE GALLAGHER IAHN LIMANNI PRING PUCCI RAM EY RON EY TREIO TUCKER La Tertulia Sponsor -----A---- MISS STEINER lf you are interested in Spanish and in the study of Spanish speaking countries, join La Tertulia. Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays in room 205 to sing, play games, and converse in Spanish. Although a Wiener roast is not An Old Spanish Custom, the members agree that the one held in Forest Park at Halloween was a success. The officers first and second semester, re- spectively, are: President, Iosephine Limanni, Charlotte Gongora, Vice-Presi- dent, Doris Grarnpp, Melba Rowe, Secretary, Esther Granaman, Bethel Rayp Treasurer, Melba Rowe, Harry Smith. . Studium Vitae Sponsor ---------- MISS HANNA To pupils interested in the study of life Studium Vitae offers various op- portunities for enlarging their knowledge of biology. Members of the club are Gladys Belter, Alex Chulick, lda Ehrhard, Angelo Gagliarducci, Virginia Har- ris, Vivian Harris, Dora House, Stanley Kulifay, Raymond Kulla, Iulia Lange, Donald Prunlcard, Hilda Routhburg, Fred Schaper and Norma Steele. Officers for the first and second semesters wore: President, Sue Thompson, Margie Case, vice-president, lulius Horvath, Henrietta Schult, secretary, Katherine Dunlap, Homer Lotz, treasurer, Charles Gasper, both terms, sergeant-at-arms, Homer Lotz, Shirley Allison. Honorary Member, Mr. I. P. Zeiler, Ass't Curator at the Educational Museum. OFFICERS' rHoMPsoN cAsE HORVATH SCHULT DUNLAP Lorz IASPER T ALLISON Page Seventy-four W I F Mclilnley Crchestra Director --------------- MR. HUMFELD The orchestra of McKinley High School is one of which every McKinley pupil should be proud. This capable orchestra is called upon to play at school entertainments, graduations, and often at social gatherings in other schools. A number of these pupils comprise the Novelty Orchestra which plays for all school dances. The membership is as follows: Dee, president, Schenkel, vice-president, Baluka, secretary, Kulla, sergeant-at-arms, Bolles, press agent, Allen, Anzulovich, Atkinson, Cox, Davi, DeMent, Dippel, Dobrec, Dresner, Duffy, Fel- lous, Henry, Ioska, Miller, Marchand, Parrish, Peters, Pucci, Schejbal, Schubert, Sebastian, Stroup, Trader, and Trejo. Boys Glee Club The Boys Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Humteld, offers advanced training for voice and the study of music to those pupils who have the necessary ability and interest in good music. Since its organization three and one-halt years ago, the club has par- ticipated in many concerts and music competitions. The membership consists oi the fol- lowing: President, Charles Russell, Vice-President, Ioseph Leahy, Secretary-Treasurer, Emil Benz, Sergeant-at-Arms, Iohn Siskosp Press Agent, Carl Sapp, Lester Abernathy, Shirley Allison, Alex Chulick, Ward Gray, Charles Houser, Alex Hutson, Albert Kleisly, Kenneth Mueller, Iohn Niederkorn, Marvin Reiss, Leroy Schmaltz, Boris Tertichny, and Mike Tum- minia. new twig. Page Seventy-five Chemistry Club OFFICERS President - - ----- EARL STAEGER Vice-President - - - MELBA ROWE Secretary - - - ROBERT SEVERIN Treasurer - - - - - BILLY BOLLES Librarian - A - - LORETTA OSTMAN Sergeant-at-Arms --A- IOHN MICHAELREE MEMBERS Billy Bolles George Kesting Melba Rowe lane Bourland Collette Kulla Robert Severin Rose Brilliant Hedwig Marcinkowski Earl Staeger Mildred Cornblath lohn Michaelree Violet Wachtel Dolores Farasy Loretta Ostmann Dorothea Wiedemer Steve Finney ' Bette Payne Mary Willeta Willard Kahle E n - lanet Wyly 5 r t The Chemistry undS on February 25, l936, in Room lO8, un- der the leadership ot Mr, Mapes. Meetings are held regularly on the first and third Wednesday of each month, but members also have the privilege ot meet- ing in the laboratory on intermediate Wednesdays to carry out any experi- ment approved by the sponsor. The Chemistry Club was organized to provide an opportunity tor further experimentation and study in problems of chemis- try not included in the prescribed school course. On meeting days, reports are given by club members on matters of interest in the field ot chemistry. The pro- gram of the meeting generally includes the performing of an unusual experi- ment or two. Page Seventy-six PERRICONE WI-IITEHEAD LEOPOLD WILNER RAUNICK NIEI-IAUS MIRIANICH EVANS CRADDOCK SNELL Art Section Nugget Staff SPONSORS Business - -------- MR. BEERS Secretarial - - - MISS BALLMANN Art and Set-Up -------- MISS THUL Literary - - MISS BROWN, MISS LEUTHEUSSER MEMBERS TOP ROW: Vernon Haverstick, Mike Ianesko, Irvan Thomas, Iames Dillon, Iohn Schmidt, Philip Pfeffer, Iohn Michaelree, Russell Schnurr. NEXT ROW: Harvey Protzel, Leila Bailey, George Dertke, Ogie Robinson, Hugh Thomson, Virginia Hagen, Geraldine Vaughan, Katherine Weeman. NEXT ROW: Lillian Bryan, Eleanor Meyer, Helen Petlcovich, Mildred Carl, Doris Schrader, Robert Evans, Eleanor Cook, Eleanor Geipel, Iohn Voigt. BOTTOM ROW: Melba Kohn, Adele Glaser, Dorothy Huelsmann, Eva Thess, Eileen Schultze Marie Baughan. 1 Page Scvcnty-sc ucn 0'9d2'J CLollege Club The College Club meets on alternate Mondays in Room 221, under the capable sponsorship of Miss Heavilon, who was elected atter Miss Weiss, the founder ot the organization, was transferred to Soldan. The interests ot the club are primarily literary, although social interests are also prominent. Each term the club plans a party, banquet, or the like The meetings consist ol talks largely on holidays or prominent people solos, both vocal and musical, and book reports, such as l'Ialna, by De La Roche. Last year the College Club gave to the school library tive books, which were bought with the surplus in the treasury. The club also obtains various catalogues from colleges for the school library. Fall Term OFFICERS VIRGINIA BARTH - - - President - - BETTE PAYNE ---v Vice-President - - - DOLORES FARASY - - Recording Secretary - - AMARYLI.. BRADY ---- Treasurer - - - EARLINE BARTON - Corresponding Secretary - DOLORES AGUADO - - Sergeant-at-Arms - - Ruth Allen Iane Bourland Dorothy Bronsman Rosalie Cahill Daphne Campbell Zenobia Cheneviere Bonnie Chiles Mary Coates Deloris Coy Marguerite Daniels Katherine Dillon Louise Downs Page Seventy-eight MEMBERS Gertrude Farrell Beatrice Gallagher Marie Gonzaliz Madelaine Gordon Alma Grenia Margaret Groerich Catherine Hett Bernice Iehle Marie Kozel Colette Kulla Dorothea Leibner Annieta Lucht Eileen McCoy Eleanor Meyer Helen Milosevich Emily Moeckel Lorraine Neville Dorothy Nordhaus lane O'Connell Lorraine Ohmes Ruth Osborn. Helen Petkovich Bethel Ray Mary Rey Dorothy Roberson Spring Term DOLORES FARASY - BETTY HORAK IANE BITTERLICH - BETTY PAYNE - MELBA ROWE ELIZABETH WRAY Eunice Honey Doris Schrader Henrietta Schult Pauline Sedovic Virginia Struharik Peggy Teigraver Nettie Tucker Helen Walendy La Verne Wiedemann Blanche Wiesner Adele Wilbas Ann Vragassy Olga Vragassy Philatelic Society First Term MISS RULE - - First Term - Sponsors - OFFICERS WILLIAM PETELIK ---- President - - ROBERT SORGENFREI - - Vice-President - HILDA PRUEGNER - - Secretary-Treasurer Edward Amann Walter Barenkamp William Barenkarnp Howard Baute Oscar Bloch lames Bohn William Bueler Rolland Chase Zenobia Cheneviere Leroy Cook Charles Dellinger MEMBERS Florence Evans Bernard Hall George Hartbauer Willard Kahle Werner Kistenmacher Iames Krause Robert Lapin Henry Louks Morris Misko Mildred Moncrief Second Term - MISS ANDREW Second Term WILLIAM BUELER - HAROLD RINEY HELEN VERDERBER Wilbert Obermoeller William Petelik Frank Phillips Hilda Pruegner Harold Riney Polly Schutte Harold Semon Helen Verderber George Warner Frederick Weber Robert Wilner The Philatelic Society is a club organized to promote interest in stamps and stamp collecting. The club meets every Monday. The programs at the regular meetings consist of contests, stories about stamps, and occasionally an auction. There have been several guest speakers during the year, among whom are Mr. I. Edw. Vining, Mr. Carl T. Wessbecher, and Mr. A. H. Foote. These men are all stamp collectors and Mr. Wessbecher was at one time president of the McKinley High School Stamp Club. When the national convention of the Society of Philatelic Americans was , held at the Melbourne Hotel last August, the club exhibited two frames of stamps and was awarded first place in the junior division. fift Page Seventy-nine ttf? Sponsor ----- September 1935, to Ian. 1936 THOMAS HAWKINS MELBA ROWE - DOROTHY IAHN - BLANCHE WIESNER - lane Bitterlick Bonnie Chiles Eileen Choate Deloris Coy Dorothy Domnick Louise Downs Dorothy Elam Laverne Fagan Delores Farasy Gertrude Farrell Hattie Flowers Evelyn Gherman Latin Club - - - - MISS SHRIVER OFFICERS Ianuary 1936, to Iune 1936 - - - President - - - MELBA ROWE - - Vice-President -f-- BOB HORAK - Secretary-Treasurer - HELEN PETKOVICH Program Chairman - MEMBERS Marie Gonzalez Madelaine Gordon Ardis Gradotf Josephine Grego Bernard Hall Thomas Hawkins Walter Henry Bob Horak Dorothy lahn Ioseph Iamroz Ioyce Kimney Colette Kulla William Layne Emil Leonberger Patricia Maher Eleanor Meyer Martin Meyerson Helen Milosovich Charlene Olds Edyth Parks Bette Payne Helen Petkovich Ruth Prives - DOROTHY IAHN Harvey Protzel Melba Rowe Doris Schrader Norman Shore Lucille Sturgess Lena Vaccaro Ann Vragassy Amy Wheeler Ruth Wickman Blanche Wiesner Adele Wilbas The Latin Club meets on alternate Fridays in room 315. The work of this club furnishes an opportunity for the further study of the Romans and their civilization for which there is not time in class, The large membership and ex- cellent regular attendance testity to the fact that the members enjoy the pro- grams. Numerous plays and other interesting features enliven the programs tor special days such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Valentine Day. Since 1935 was the birnillennium ot the birth of the Roman poet Horace, one of the special programs was given in his honor Page Eighty Student Helpers To succeed, a high school graduate must have initiative, personality a sense ol responsibility, and the ability and desire to cooperate. These qualities are being developed by students who offer their services as monitors, ottice assistants, or library staff members. Such service is also a scholastic stimulant tor by maintaining a good record the student must prove himself capable of holding his position as student helper. Reward for this service to the school does not come in a material form, such as a pin or an emblem, but in the ad ditional experience which this organization affords. Seated Herman Wilkat Clarence Carter Iohn Varner Wm. Schwebel Ray Hughes Iohn Regan Thomas Hawkins Second Row Emily Baranovic Sylvia Rossin Zelda Snell Doris Grampp Eleanor Cook Mary Craddock Polly Schutte STUDENT HELPERS Mildred Garrison Lorraine Neville Marie Kozel Dorothea Leibner Albert Boettcher Third Row Charlotte Gongora Olga Komorech Bernice Iehle Lela Bailey Kenneth Fritsch Silvio Pucci Lorretta Ostmann Ogie Robinson Iohn Wilkins Sue Thompson Dorothy Stillman Marvin Heidemann Lowell Baxter Fourth Row Pat Bynum George Kesting Ioe Tyra Carl Hutchings Charles Russell Iohn Siskos Mr. Kelley Kenneth Ohnimus Bernard Wolken Bob Horak Iames Spiro Iohn Schremp Charles Hilgendort Emil Leonberger Fifth Row Robert Stevenson Marvin Eaton Walter Milosevich Robert Wilner Norbert McCourt Bernard Hall Mike Ianesko Louis Bellon Harold Globig Ice Gerescher Allen Baer Paul Wittenberg Leroy Winningham Page Eighty onc Fencing Club Sponsor - --4-- -------- M iss LYNCH MEMBERS William Bauer lean Harrell lames Steiner Robert Wilner The purpose of this club is twofold: first, to develop a keen eye and good sportsman- ship and second, to give those who are interested in fencing a chance to participate in the exercises and to learn a little more than the rudiments of the sport at a minimum expense. Membership is open to boys in good standing who are in possession of a foil and a mask. World Events Club Sponso r--------------' MISS ANDREW There are no dues. OFFICERS President - - - ------ - PAUL WITTENBERG Vice-President - - ---- - HENRIETTA SCHULT Secretary - - - - HELEN PETKOVICH Treasurer A - - ---- - IUANITA MCGILL Sergeant-at-Arms - ----- - FRED DE PALMA MEMBERS Andrew Baumann Mildred Garrison Albert Boettcher Virginia Harris Cecelia Chartrand Vivian Harris Eleanor Cook Mary Northern Polly Schutte A very interesting club of recent origin is the World Events Club. Meetings are held each Wednesday in room 305. The main object of the club is to discuss articles pertaining to contemporary occurrences at home and abroad. In order to vary the program, anecdotes and jokes are read, and puzzles are solved. A miniature newspaper is received each week. After the meetings, members carry away with them some added bits of knowledge of current happenings. The Debating Club Robert Horak Iohn Wilkins George Perko Bernard Wolken The aims of a debating club are such as to place debating among the important scholarly activities of any high school. Primarily, these aims are to develop speaking ability and to stimulate intelligent discussion of the topics of the day, Winning a debate is merely incidental to the training in logical thinking and effective presentation, in wide read- ing and enrichment of vocabulary, which the members derive from participation in this activity. The history of the club is characterized by progress and increased activity, From an inexperienced group of boys, the club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Marchesseault, has advanced in four years to a rank high among the high school debating teams of the city. At first the number of debates a year was only two, but this number has increased to eight. Consequently, the debater has more opportunity for experience and thrills-yes, thrills. Activities included debates with the public high schools, with the Catholic high schools and with a girls' team of St. Elizabeth's Academy on such subjects as: Cancellation of War Debts, Free Public Medical Service, and Government Control of Armaments, all of which are current topics in which the public is interested, The membership oi the club has always been made up ot boys, although for the last two years girls have been eligible. If the girls lose their fear oi a so-called man's'1 game, McKinley may yet see girl debaters. Unfortunately, most of the torch bearers leave this year, f th 'll s rve the Debating but the members have the hope that those that come a ter em wi pre e Club's record of progress. Page Eighty-two The Physics Club OFFICERS President - - -------- - IOE DEE Vice-President - - - - WILLIAM LAYNE Secretary-Treasurer ------ IO LININGER MEMBERS-Allen Baer, William Baur, Thomas Edison, Marion Gardner, Earl Gates, Frank Henson, Harvey Protzel, Martin Meyerson, Norman Shore. Visits to places of scientific interest, experimentation in the fields of sound, light, and electricity, and stimulating talks by the sponsor are some of the activities of the Physics Club. Membership in this club is not restricted to students of physics, it is open to every one. Meetings are held on Tuesdays after school in room l03. fflrt Club Sponsor - --------- MISS BRAUN OFFICERS President - - ----- VIRGINIA HAGEN Vice-President - - - LAVERNE WIEDEMANN Secretary-Treasurer ----- IOAN RAUNICK MEMBERS-Dorothy Ball, Theda Bamford, luanita Bruce, loseph Bufalo, Alex Chulik, Vir- ginia Hagen, lean Harrell, Merry Long, Dorothy Mansfield, Mathew Mugavero, Ioan Raunick, Mildred Ward, LaVerne Wiedemann, Robert Wilner. The Art Club meets every Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 p. m, in 307 and af- fords an execellent opportunity to anyone interested in Working out any kind of an art project. The members of this club not only provide posters and scenery for the various school entertainments, but also have time to do outdoor sketching and visit special art exhibits. Library Service Club Sponsor ---------'- MISS RULE MEMBERS-Baute, Belter, Bynum, Chartrand, Cook, Ditch, Dunlap, Eaton, Garrison, Grana- man, Gerescher, Gongora, Grampp, Hall, Heideman, Horn, Ingalls, Iarnagin, lehle, Ko- korudz, Leonberger, Martin, Paddock, Pachl, Payne, Pruegner, Rasmussen, Robinson, Routburg, Schremp, Schutte, Stillman, Sturgeon, Taylor, Thompson, Varner, Vragassy, Wilner, Winfrey, Winingham, Wittenberg, Zuckerman. The library staff is an official organization under the sponsorship of Miss Rule, librarian. The purpose of the staff is to improve the library so that it may be more helpful to the students and the members of the faculty. The circulat- ing and shelving staff has charge of issuing books, checking them in when they are retumed, and arranging them on the shelves. The binding staff rein- forces magazine covers and repairs books. The clerical staff is composed of pupils who work during the day, keeping a record of the number and kinds of books used during each period and of all pupils who come to the library. The art staff prepares decorative posters for display purposes. Pupils who be- long to the staff have an opportunity to become better acquainted with books and they receive many helpful hints in library Work. Page Eighty three Y Glland 4963 GQndYZ1964 V FRED VV. BRUENIG . F l o r i s t CRAVOIS AT MISSISSIPPI . F. T. D. Service Green Houses Columbia, Ill. l . I E Y E E I 'E 'E A Compllments 2 39th ST. CUT RATE DRUGS 1 3901 De Tomy Street of For Prompt Delivery Phone LAclede 1551 SWM. C. MOYDELL 1 U IZ d e r t cz k e r W 1926 ALLEN AVE. LAclede 0402 I . H E I M L U M B E R C 0 0 I Heidel's Bowling Parlor 303521 PARK AVE. Home of GRSHC1 6111 1328 RUSSELL BLVD- , McKinley High Boys 66 Girls Bowling Club Quality Since 1870 l SAINT LUUIS BUSINESS GULLEGE DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Day School Restricted to High School Graducdes and College Studenis 5 'J' COURSES All of our SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING Graduates Are BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND f Employed . . . Because COURT REPORTING CIVIL SERVICE ELECTRIC BCCKKEEPINC Employers Demand EDIPHONE AND COLLEGE PREPAEATCRY Our Graduates Telephone, Write or Call for Full Information IEFFERSON AND GRAVOIS Call GRand 2626 Page Eighty-four I You Are Always Welcome and Will Be Courteously Treated at Q 60 Years of C011scic11ti0us Service CONVENIENT TERMS 709 PINE STREET For Sale: 1 jersey cow giving 3 gallons of Student: I ain't got no pencil! Teacher: I have no pencil, he has no pencil, you have no pencil, they have no pencils. Student: What the heck happened to all the pencils? Heard in the Drama Class- She: How's your drama? l-le: Fine! HoW's your drampa? milk a day, a bale oi hay, a small keg of nails, and two stores. Hist. Teacher: Who was Talleyrand? Student: A fan dancer. And quit the baby talk. Student: Teacher, do all lairy tales begin with, 'Once upon a time? Phog Teacher: Name one of the tropics. Pupil: Can't, sir. Phog Teacher: Thats right, Tropic of Can- cerf' Teacher: No. A good many of them start, 'Yes, ma'm, I did my homework, but I left it at home'. To the High School GR A Rubicam Secretarial or Accounting Training added to your High School education will greatly increase your chances for employment and advancement. 1,914 position calls were received by Rubicam's Placement Department last year. DAY AND E TE SUMMER CLASSES are now formin . Investi ate the s cial i g 5 Telephone LAclede 0440 or Pre-College Course. i lv FOrest 3900 for a Rubicam catalog. VENING CLASSES O RUBICAM SCHOOL 3469-75 S. 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