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

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Con fen fa jacuhg .slniom .xdcluiaory .xdcfiuifiea grouiod Z W OFFICIAL SONG of the MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL To you we sing, McKinley, To you our loyal song we raise, Paying tribute to McKinley As we sing a song ot praise, We vvill hold alott your standard, To you our hearts will e'er be true As we journey on lite's path Our tho'ts will eyer turn to you. CHORUS McKinley, with Colors black and gold, McKinley, our hearts will ne'er grow cold For all that you have done for us, Meant to us, will be to us, McKinley, We're sons and daughters all, McKinley, vve'll come when e'er you call, We'll ne'er forget dear ones vve've rnet. Twree cheers tor the black and the gold. -Else Brix Charles l-lumfeld 380660 fion ,SQAo0!.Sjailfif As the years pass, many students will come and go, but our school spirit will never leave so long as those graduating bid Carry on to those remaining. So to the boys and girls of McKinley, those OUR MCKINLEY SEAL Head, heart, and hand This motto truly expresses the spirit of Mc- Kinleyites, for we try to use head, heart, and hand in everything We do. If we thoroughly understand these Words, they will guide us through lite, keeping us always Worthy of McKinley High School. whose loyalty and high ideals make the school, we dedicate our 1949 NUGGET. OUR MEMORIAL FRIEZE Our memorial trieze is painted in beautiful, natural colors by Lincoln Stoddard. The frieze shows President McKinley at a critical moment of his administration. The problem ot Cuba was before him, and he had to act quickly without arousing the Old War powers. We are proud to have our school named after such a great statesman, who listened to reason rather than to threats and clamor. NORMAN BLISS DEE Principal, McKinley High School RIENDS of the Classes of Ianuary and Iune, 1949: RADUATION from McKinley High School should bring with it a great deal of satisfaction to you and your parents and friends. It indicates that you have had enough determination to stick to a job until it is finished, enough intelligence to be able to carry out directions reasonably well, and enough common sense to get along with many different persons satisfactorily. All of these things should be of immense value to you in Whatever activity you engage after leaving school. Therefore, it is my sincere wish for all of you that you may continue to grow in determination, in Wisdom, and in favor with God and man. -N. B. DEE. Miss Connor's aim is to help all pu- pils who enter McKinley to adjust themselves happily and successfully to their school environment and oppor- tunities. SARAH A. CONNOR Assistant Principal 34. w4..fc..L, 4.4.1. 5z1..,.,f51..ff N. B. Dee, Principal William T. Weld, Assistant Principal Sarah A. Connor, Assistant Principal FACULTY M. M. Bailey Lucile H. Ballinger Charlotte L. Ballmann Mildred Beck Marjorie Becker Cordelia M. Birch Iulius D. Blanke Marie C. Brown Ella Burton Lawrence H. Buschrnann Iessie Cable Marion Iudge Clarkson Gertrude Cleveland Grace Craig Anne M. Evans Lorene Ferguson Helen Gallandt B. B. Gould Gene B. Greening Louis D. Haffner Daisy Heavilon Ivy I. Heidemann Iulius W. Hollrnan Alva Leon Holt Theodora Klaqes Bertha Koehler Mildred Krenning Irma C. Kroenlein Rosarnond Leutheusser Florence Lewedaq Charlotte Lewis Iack Lippincott Margaret T. Lynch Lester R. Mapes Arthur W. Marx Helen Miller Ida Muennighaus Earl H. Neller Mary A. Noonan Helen L. Oehler Violet G. Owens los. E. Perrine Arthur H. Ptaff Areola Reinhardt Alberta K. Ross Clara E. Ruch To help establish and maintain, through kindness and firmness, conditions which will make for efficiency of teachers, satis- faction of parents, and success and hap- piness of McKinley students-that is my job. Wm. T. Weld. WILLIAM T. WELD Assistant Principal Maude Rule, Librarian Emma Marie Ruppel Ioseph H. Sheely Charles A. Shewman Frank M. Sskwor Francis B. Stillwell Elsie Stradal Elsie I. Straube Erwin W. Stueben Bess N. Thiesen Helen S. Townsend Howard Vanskike Corinne Wall Kathleen Walsh Sue Weir Sylvia R. Weiss E. W. Zeppenfeld OFFICE Lucille Becker Harry G. Hartmann Claudine Schmidt ENGINEERS Thomas Cantillon Pierce A. Doyle Hugh I. Gordon Thaddeus Iablonski LUNCHROOM WORKERS Lenore E. Swan, Manager Laura Borchardt Katie Frank Lucille Hoffman Tillie Kabell Amelia Knight Ida Nowack Ida Pilat Iacob Sebold Della Roettger Caroline Ryan CUSTODIAN S Elroy L. Riess, Head Custod1an Oscar Buehl Iulius Hoffman Anna Keutzer Arthur Lorimier I. P. Sarniquet August Valleroy Danny Baum Betty Connelly Beryl Copeland Shirley D'Agostin Barbara Davies Ioan Dean lune Dean Theresa Deweez Boris Dimcofi Wilbur Dobinsky Elmer Feltner Shirley Frey Patricia Gage Shirley Gill Ray Hodge Barbara Hogue Rose Mary Holman Anna Mae lames Nydavel Iohnson Walter Koessel loan Lammert loan Long Robert Mallon Oliver Matheus Don McDermott 'Norman Meier Robert Merriman Geraldine Mitchell Helen Mosir Eleanor Mueller Merita Nassif Ioseph Novak Merrill Oakley Loretta Odorizzi Frank Paladin loe Paladin Gus Panu Iune Pitzl Adolph Reinecke Bob Ruester Pauline Russo Eugene Schnieder Patricia Seib Devada Shaneyfeld Martha Sheffield Patricia Shore Don Slazinik Ianice Smith Eileen Spiess Charles Stimac Iohn Sullivan Clara Sykora Barbara Todd Norman Vaughan Virginia Wagner Iames Wiggins Mary Ann Wilson Ramona Wood Eleanor Mueller Rosemary Zeumann 0l'l0I'5 City-wide Student Coucil Representative. E Average. High Scorer, Ohio Psychological Test. Type l, 34 words, 1 error. E Average: Represented McKinley on KMOX in High School Party March 26 1949 Band and Orchestra Letter. Band and Orchestra Letter. Award in Eastem Missouri Regional Exhibition of Fine Arts March 1949 Second State Award, Fisher Body Contest. Band and Orchestra Letter: Award in Eastern Missouri Regional Exhibition of Fine Arts March 1949 Band and Orchestra Letter: Represented McKinley on KMOX in High School Party March 19 1949 Type l, 3l words, 2 errors. High Scorer, Ohio Psychological Test. E Average: Secretary, Iune Class. Representative to Boys State, sponsored by the American Legion American Legion Oratorical Contest, '48 and '49: President, lune Class. Award in Eastern Missouri Regional Exhibition of Fine Arts March 1949 High Scorer, Ohio Psychological Test. NUGGET Supersalesman. American Legion Oratorical Contest. First Place, Winter Stamp Club Exhibit. Third Place, Winter Stamp Club Exhibit. Representative, Intercultural Conference at University City High School High Scorer, Basketball, McKinley vs. Ferguson High School Lead in Man's Search for God, Radio Workshop Pageant at Kiel Auditorium Vice-President, Iune Class. Boys' Treasurer, lanuary Class. Honorable Mention, National High School Photography Exhibit Representative, Intercultural Conference at University City High School Secretary, lanuary Class. E Average: Passed Gregg 120-word Shorthand Test E Average. Winner, Washington University Scholarship Award E Average E Average. Girls' Treasurer, Iune Class. Pilgrimage to Iefferson City. E Average: Second Place, Winter Stamp Club Exhibit Sergeant-at-Arms. Ianuary Class. E Average. Bausch-Lomb Medal. Vice-President, Ianuary Class. Girls' Treasurer, lanuary Class. President, Ianuary Class. E Average: High Scorer, Ohio Psychological Test Passed Gregg 100 word Shorthand Test Designer of Bowling Club Emblem. ' Representative to Girls State: E Average. High Scorer, Ohio Psychological Test: Orchestra Letter Prep Player of the Week-Football. Representative, Intercultural Conference at University City High School Type 2, 42 words, 5 errors. Sergeant-at-Arms, June Class. High Scorer, Ohio Psychological Test. E Average: Passed 100-word Gregg Test. Representative, Intercultural Conference at University City High School Boys' Treasurer, lune Class. Award in Eastern Missouri Regional Exhibition of Fine Arts March 1949 Typed 65 words a minute, for ten minutes with no errors. High Scorer, Ohio Psychological Test. E Average. Passed 100-word Gregg test by the end of the 9th week Passed Gregg 120-word Shorthand Test. E Average: Passed Gregg 120-word Shorthand Test .S2'L00!SAefCAe5 9 5 NE never knows how much he misses something until he finds that he can no longer have it. To leave McKinley will be like leaving the best friend I have ever had. In my own four years at McKinley, I have made many never-to-be-forgotten acquaintances. The athletic teams, my classmates, and above all, my teachers have made my school days happy days. The privilege of calling myself a IvIcKinleyite and the right to a share in the School Spirit, both have been quite an honor to me. It will be for you, the Iuniors, the Sophomores, and the Fresh- men, to take up Where We, the Seniors, leave off. lt will be for you to get as much out of school as you can, contribute to the little things that have made our school outstanding: and above all, uphold the high McKinley standards that those before you have set. Good-by, my friends, and may your days at McKinley be as happy as mine have been. -Ray Hodge enior .7Le .Simior Cfau Sponsor, Marion Iudge Clarkson FREIDA I. ALLEN Whatever the obstacle in her pathway laid, She meets each with courage and isn't afraid. Senior Play Cast: A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Sen- ior Girls Glee Club, Ticket Sales- man: Ice Skating Club: Pep Squad. ALVIN H. BAKER Always ready, tried and true- Your classmates think a lot of you. DORIS IEAN BAKER Whether it's studies, activities, or what, Here is a girl we like a lot. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club, President '4B: Senior Orchestra: Basketball: Volleyball. EDWARD IOSEPH BIELIK This likable scholar, our own Ed, Uses the brains he has in his head! Senior Band: Music Emblem: Mod- el Airplane Club: Football, Cap- tain '4B-M: Football, B Team, '44, '45 AUDREY LORRAINE BOOR With her on your team you need no more: Our athletic champion, Audrey Boor. FRANK SIDNEY BREINER Always ready to play some prank Is our jolly easy-going Frank. Student Council: Ticket Salesman: Stamp and Bond Salesman: Moni- tor: Aviation Club. Page Fourteen anuarg, I 9 RICHARD LEE ATWELL Girls all sigh, Oh, he's swell He's our handsome Dick Atwell. Science Award, '48: Speakers For- um. BETTY LEE BAKER When it comes to sports. she knows her stuff: She is liked by all. Isn't that enough? Office Helper: Basketball: Volley- ball: Swimming. BENSON V. BERRY His jokes show that he rIoesn't lack wit: In everything he's a sure hit. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: M Club, '47-'48: Football, B Team: Football, '46-M, '47-M. DOLORES BOLANOVICH We've joined our voices to sing out in chorus ,- That everyone's sure to like Dolores. Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Volleyball. DORSIE IEAN BOYD Dorsie, with hair that's natural- ly red, Uses the brains in that bright head. Ice Skating Club: College Club: Speakers orum: Dancing. RUTH I. BRODERICK Gay and charming-and what a smile J Ruth's friendship is quite worth while. Town Meeting, '48: Office Helper: College Club. we .Simior C au ROBERT NORMAN BRYSON Always calm in any storm: That's why we all admire our Norm. W. KENNETH BUTTS An excellent student he has beeng We're speaking of none other than our Ken. EUGENE W. CHULICK A finer student we've never seen, That very likable fellow, Gene. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Aviation Club: Basketball, B Team, '46: Track, '45, '46, DON EMIL ESCHELBACH We have friendly arguments, pro and con, But all agree on that boy Don. Monitor. LOIS IUNE FOSTER She has twinkling eyes and gold- en hair: We've never seen a girl so fair. Student Council: College Club: Ice Skating Club: Roller Skating Club: Dancing. ADELE GEERS Let's all give this girl three cheers: Our brilliant, pleasing Adele Geers. unitary, 1949 EDWARD T. BURKE Capable of many a funny quirk! Let's give a hand to Edward Burke. Library Staff: Ticket Salesman. IERRY T. CAMPBELL Sports or studies he does both well, Who is this boy! Why, it's Jerry Campbell. Ticket Salesman: M Club: Base- ball, '46-M, '48: Football, B Team, '44: Football, Captain '48-M: Bas- ketball, '46-M, '48-M, '49-M. GILBERT R. DRISKELL Gilberfs short and has dark hair. He's mischievous enough for a pair. Concert Band: Senior Band: Music Emblem: Marching Band: Ticket Salesman. FRANK EUGENE EUDY Always smiling, never -moody- Yes, that's right: it's Frank Early. Ticket Salesman: Goldbug Sales- man: Roller Skating Club, Presl- dent '48, Emblem: Track. MARY IANE GAY We take this space just to say, We're glad to have known Mary Jane Gayf' MARVIN IOHN GIBSON Marvin is termed as very nice ,- When you see him, you want to look twice. A Cappella Choir, '45, '46, Presi- dent '47: Ticket Salesman. Page Fifteen 1 me .syenior Cfaad IACKIE RUTH GLENN Success will follow Jackie Glenn, Whether she's speaking or act- ing or wielding a pen. NUGGET Staff, Assistant Editor '49: Senior Play Cast: Speakers Forum: Town Meeting '48: Office Helper. SHEELAGI-I MARY HAGERTY Lots of fun is Shcelagh Hagerty, That's because of her fine per- sonality. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Tick- et Salesman: Radio Production. MARIORIE A. HART A charming lass, as you ran see: You know we mean our pretty Margie. Student Council: Senior Play Cast. ESTHER MAE HENSON Here is a beauty from head to toe. And her character, too, has a definite glow. Student Council: Ticket Salesman: Office Helper: Pan-American Club. IANET ANN I-IOFFER Janet's a girl who's always teas- ing.: But her personality is always pleasing. Monitor: Stamp and Bond Sales- man: Pan-American Club: Speak- ers Forum. HOLLIS EUGENE IA CKSON Eugene is really on the ball ,' His group of friends you won't find small. Ice Skating Club: Swimming: Track. .Page Sixteen anuarg, f 9 IO ANNE GULLEY How we'i'e admired her laugh- ter and song,- My but we'll miss her when these -the four years--are gone. A Cappela Choir: Ice Skatinq Club: Speakers Forum, Iune Graduate. LEON I-I. HARRISON A quiet fellow, not shy nor lzolrl, But truly worth his worth 'in gold. IOYCE LEE I-IELVEY Joyce is a girl whtfs everyones frienzlg It will bring her great happi- ness in the end, A Cappella Choir: Latin Club: Vol- leyball. MARY LOUISE HILL Full of laughter, like a sum- mer breeze: Of course that would be our vharming Louise. Student Council: Roller Skating Club. ROSE MARY HOLMAN A lot we know, and this we'll tell: In everything Rose Mary does well. NUGGET Staff: Goldbuq Staff: Sen- ior Play Cast: A Cappella Choir. ANNA MARIE IAKOVAC Ann, you'll find, always dresses in style: She may be a model after awhile. Student Council: Senior Play Cast: Ticket Salesman: College Club: Ice Skating Club: Roller Skating Club: Speakers Forum: Dancing: Swim- ming: Tumbling. me .slnior H655 HELEN ELIZABETH 1oHNs Helen is a friendly soul: We're sure that she'll reach ev- ery goal. Senior Play Cast: Office Helper: Pep Squad: Swimming. MARGIE FERN KEITH A pleasant girl in every way, Is what we'oe heard her elass- mates say. A Cappella Choir: Monitor. ROSEMARY KING Rosemary greets everyone with a smile, And her personality makes friends all the while. Ticket Salesman: College Club. RUTH LORRAINE KUCERA Always stands for right and truth: She's our loyal, smiling Ruth. Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Radio Production. BETTY LANDS Always gay. always happy, She makes things fun and keeps things snappy. Senior Band: Senior Girls Glee Club: Music Emblem: Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Latin Club: Ice Skating Club: Volleyball. CHARLOTTE R. LAUTENBERGER Cheerful and friendly, with hair so blonde. She's a girl of whom we're very fond. Speakers Forum: ACappel1a Choir: Girls Glee Club: Music Emblem: Pan-American Club: Pep Squad. anumy, 1949 FRED IUNG, IR. A jolly good fellow is our Fred, And he has brains within his head. Monitor: Bowling Club. HENRIETTA ALTA KELLEY Always ready to help, it seems,- She's full of life, yet full of dreams. Office Helper: Ticket Salesman: Pep Squad: Roller Skating Club. MARIAN L. KOHLAUFF TVherever you. find a happy throng, It always seems that Marian's along. NUGGET Staff: Senior Orchestra: Music Emblem: Office Helper: Ticket Salesman. DELORES L. KUKALI Very sweet is this fine lass: She makes good in any class. Volleyball. MAXINE AUDREY LANE When it comes to ability, we proclaim, The girl who has it is Maxine Lane. Basketball: Volleyball. MARCELLA A. LEEKER Marcella seldom. seems to be wrong, Her accuraey has brought her success all along. Senior Play Cast: Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Ticket Sales- man: Roller Skating Club. Page Seventeen jhe .Senior gfadfi NANCY Louise MARKHAM Everyone likes to hear Nancy sing. Wlien she raises her voice, the heavens ring. Senior Play Cast: Registration Clerkp Monitorg A Cappella Choirg Dancingg Girls Swimming Club. NORMAN MEIER In everything he's in the lead: More boys like him 'is what we need. Treasurer, Senior Class, Senior Play Cast, Student Councilg Moni- tor: M Club: Baseball, '47-M, '48- Mp Basketball, B Team, Basket- ball, '47, '48-M, '49-My Football, '48-My Track. CARL A MEYER Here's a fellow iue're sure will go higher, Why, none other than onr loyal Carl Meyer. Ice Skating Club, Swimming, '48M. I-IAZEL MILLER Haeel is so sweet and nice, We shall gladly cheer her twice. SALLY IEAN MILLER Sally is a friend so tr1ie,' Girls like her are very few, A Cappella Choir: Music Emblem, Office I-Ielperg Ticket Salesman. FLORENCE MATILDA MITCHELL Everything she does is euirlenee, That it's szire to be good if it's done by Florence. NUGGETT STAFFg Goldbug Sales- man: Student Council, Senior Girls Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Volleyball. Page Eighteen anuary, 194 9 IOEL ULYSSES MCFARLAND Classmate, wherever you may 90, Yoil'll always be known as likable Joe. Senior Play Cast: Ticket Salesman. BERNARD MERKEI.. A jollier fellow you'll never findg For fellows like him are one of a kind. AUDREY JEAN MICHAEL Aiidrey's light comples:ion and sparkling blue eyes Make all praise her beauty to the skies. Junior Girls Glee Clubg Senior Girls Glee Club. IOSEPH ALOIS MILLER Here's a boy who's in the know,- Since haste makes waste, he takes things slow. EDWARD PAUL MINTNER Ed's personality lasting friend- ship bringsg He's interested in sports and 'many things. Student Council, Vice-President: M Club, '47, '48g Football, 47-M, '48- Mg Football, B Team, '45, '467 Track, '47-M, '48-M. MA RY DORIS MORRIS In everything she has a part: She lends a hanzl right from the start. Ice Skating Clubp Roller Skating Club. jhe .gznior Cfarffi HELEN MOSIR Helen Mosir of the light blonde hair, Is likerl at McKinley and ev- erywhere. Secretary, Senior Class: Office Helper: Senior Girls Glee Club: College Club: Y4Teen Club. IOSEPH NOVAK III Classmates and teachers all agree He'll go far in life, as we'll soon see. Student Council: City Wide Stu- dent Council: Senior Play Cast: Town Meeting, '48: Senior Orches- tra: Music Emblem: Aviation Club: Basketball, B Team: Washington University Scholarship Award. GLORIA I OYCE OLDI-IAM Gloria's qniet but she's not shy ,' We think of her as a faithful standby. Office Helper. WILLIAM H. OSMACK If he can help you, he surely will. They don't come any finer than Bill. DORIS IEAN PATTERSON Laughing blue eyes full of fan- Siniling Doris Patterson. Monitor: Registration Clerk: Vol- leyball. NORMAN RAY PURVIS He'll reach success by and by Because his spirit is do or die. Library Staff: Roller Skating Club: M Club: Swimming, Manager '47, 48-M. dimly, 1949 KATHERINE RITA NAGY Kathy's laugh is all her own: By many people it is known. Student Council: Speakers Forum: Office Helper: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Col- lege Club: Y-Teen Club: Roller Skating Club. BETTY LOUISE O'DELL Betty O'Dell is fl lot of frin- A friendly girl if we oiier saw one. Student Council, Secretary '48: Candidate for Queen: Stamp and Bond Salesman: Y4Teen Club: Pep Squad. ROBERT FRANK ONDER A loyal scholar, here, was he,- A bfriendly fellow he'll always e. Student Council: NUGGET Sales- man: Goldbug Salesman. GUS PANU Tflfe all agree without any fuss That one boy to rate tops is our classmate, Gus. Sergeant - at - Arms, Senior Class: Monitor: M Club: Baseball, '48-M: Football, '47, '48-M. WILLIAM POPOVCHAK He can do almost anything, Even to -making a 'violin sing. Senior Orchestra: Monitor: Stamp and Bond Salesman: Aviation Club: M Club: Tennis '46, '47-M, '48-M. IOI-IN AIEGE RACHID John is not out seeking fame: To him life's just an interesting game. Monitor: Speakers Forum. Page Nineteen jhe .sznior Cfaao NQRMA JEAN RAMEY Withdrawn. RICHARD LOUIS REEG Here's a fellow we know will succeed,- He's our jolly, intelligent Rich- ard Reey. Ice Skating Club, Aviation Club. ETHEL L. REISCI-I Scotty's jokes are the kind that are funny. Now here's a girl who's really 'fa honey. Senior Play Cast, Candidate for Queen. IOI-IN EDMUND ROY In inches he doesn't measure tall, But his personality makes up for all. A Cappella Choir, Monitor, Bowl- ing Club, M Club, Speakers For- um, Baseball, 48-M, Basketball, '47, '48, Basketball, B Team, '45, '46, Football, B Team, '46, Track. PAULINE ANN RUSSO She was a candidate for Mc'- Kinley queen, We're certainly proud of our Pauline. Treasurer Senior Class, Student Council, Candidate tor Queen, A Cappella Choir, Music Emblem, Stamp and Bond Salesman: Bowl- ing Club, Dancing. EUGENE F. SCI-IELL Gene is a star of baseball fame, Adding glory to McKinley's name. Aviation Club, Baseball, '48-M, Football, '48-M. Page Twenty anuary, f 94 9 CHARLES DON REED He's tall and good looking, he's an athletic star,- In sports and classes he's up to par. Senior Band, Music Emblem, Mer- rymakers Band, Monitor, Stamp and Bond Salesman, M Club, Football, '47, 48-M. ADOLPH REINECKE Our parting message to you is this: Yoa're a fellow we're going to miss. A Cappella Choir, Music Emblem, Registration Clerk. BETTY ANN REST This girl always does her best, That's why we all like Betty Rest. Bowling Club, Basketball, Volley- ball. ROBERT EDWARD L. RUESTER We all like this fellow Bob, He's sure to succeed at any job. Vice-President Senior Class, Gold- bug Staff, Monitor, Ticket Sales- man, Speakers Eorum, President, '48, Baseball, '48, Basketball, '47, '48 ROSEMARY SANKER Softly spoken, smiling gay, Rosemary has a winning way. Office Helper. NORMA SCHNEIDER He're's a girl who would make a fine writer, She's none other than Norma Schneider. Senior Play Cast, Radio Produc- tion. we .sznior Cfadri lOl-IN L. SCHORR Always having fan and asking for more- He's our one and only merry John Sohorr. Senior Play Cast: Merrymakers Band: Senior Band: Senior Orches- tra: Music Emblem, Pin: Ice Skat- ing Club: M Club: Track, Man- ager '47-M, '48-M. ROBERT LEE SHARP Always loyal, always true, We know no finer lad than you. Aviation Club, President '47. MARIE PAULINE SINOVICH Short, but nivel, She must be made of sugar 'n spice. Senior Girls Glee Club. BEVERLY MAE SNYDER You'll see her always where ere you go,- She's a girl we're 'very glad to know. Goldbuq Salesman: Student Coun- cil: Senior Play Cast: Stamp and Bond Salesman: Ticket Salesman, Registration Clerk: Latin Club: Pep Squad, Emblem: Roller Skating Club: Tennis, '45: Tumbling: Danc- mg. EDGAR CHRISTOPHER SPARKS When it comes to writing Ed's in the know, He makes the Goldbug really go. Goldbug Staff, Editor-in-Chief '48: Student Council: Senior Play Cast: Ticket Salesman: Monitor: Speak- ers Forum: Co-Recreational Club: A Cappella Choir: M Club: Ten- nis, '48: Track, '46, '47, VIRGIL M. STEFANIC Virgil has a heart of gold, And his ideas will never be old. amwy, 1949 ROSEMARIE SCI-IWAB Rosemarie has such a pleasant smile We'll all remember her poise and style. Student Council: Registration Clerk: College Club: A Cappella Choir: Music Emblem. GERALD MILLER SIDES Never the smallest duty rides With our alert and punctual Jerry Sides. Monitor: M Club: Basketball, B Team, '45, '46: Basketball, '46, '47- M. CORA MAE SLATTERY Here is a girl who will come to your aid: We've never known a sweeter maid. Student Council: Senior Play Cast. GEORGE EUGENE SNYDER President of his class is he- Always as much fun as he can be. President, Senior Class: Monitor: Track, '47, VERNON E. STEFANIC Much of good about him could be said ,' But for now let's just mention his handsome red head. ROBERT FRANCIS STEPHAN When he walks by, the girls all sigh, My, oh, my, what a handsome guy. Designed Senior Button: Monitor: Goldbuq Salesman: NUGGET Sales- man: Ticket Salesman: Aviation Club: M Club: Football, B Team, Coach '47: Football: Track '45, '46- M, '47, '48-M: Wrestling '46. Page Twenty-one we .gznior gfaoo WILLETTA MAY STIBAL Willetta has hair and eyes of brown: We know you've all seen her around. Ticket Salesman. DAVID NORMAL TANNER David Tanner, our musical star, You'll have our best wishes wherever you are. Operetta Principal, '46: A Cappella Choir. PAUL E. TESREAU This fellow, Paul, is quite a clown,- He lifts you up when you feel down. Office Helper. HAROLD ERVIN TINSLEY Harold makes new friends each day In his jolly, carefree way. Ticket Salesman. BETTY LEE TURK None of her duties does she shirkg She's our jolly, smiling Betty Turk. Senior Band. IUDD ANTHONY WALEZAK In everything he rates A-1, To top it off he's lots of fun. Ticket Salesman: Monitor: M Club: Track: Swimming, 45-M, 46-M, 47- M, 48-M. Page Twenty-two anuary, 1949 DONALD EUGENE STRICKLAND Don is quite the jolly type: He never complains, and does not gripe. A Cappella Choir: Ticket Salesman. PEGGY YUVONNE TAYLOR She knows where to place the spoon and the knifeg She'll make some lad a proper wife. Roller Skating Club: Speakers For- um. IAMES K. TETTAMBLE Tippie makes feminine pulses race, His name is known all over the place. Senior Play Cast: Speakers For- um: Ticket Salesman. DOROTHY IEAN TROUTT Dorothy, as we're sure you've all seen, Has the grace and beauty of a queen. Goldbug Staff: College Club: Pep Squad: Roller Skating Club: Speak- ers Forum. VIRGINIA WAGNER It seems her hobby is making friends: A helping hand she always lends. A Cappella Choir: Music Emblem: Office Helper: Roller Skating Club: Y-Teen Club. IOAN MARIE WALLS Here she comes laughing down the halls. Of course, it's none other than jolly Joan Walls. College Club. -,P,,,.-, A .,..,,,,.,.17,.,,?,vTn7..,--,v---. W ---.f-v,,!v,,.,,,,,r,,1-Lt.. --'u--wr- vw-vvv----v '-rv -vvyvqrw-- - -vw- - t . , ' jle .szmior Cfaad JAMES ronssr wraems An excellent student and actor too! How will McKinley get along without you! Senior Play Cast: Monitor: Roller Skating Club. DAVID W. WRIGHT Girls because of him all rave! Tell us how you win them, Dave. ELEANOR HAZEL CATI-ICART E'leanor's joyousness never ends 5 Her cheery smile will win her friends. Office Helper: Pep Squad, Presi- dent, '48, '49. Summer school graduate. anuafy, 1949 MARY LOUISE WOLF To iyhiige her friends a merry w ir Mary Wolf is just the girl. GEORGE FRANK ZEISS Dark curly hair and clear brown eyes, And wisdom which will win a prize. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Aviation Club. PATRICIA ANN LA HEY Tall and sweet, with an engag- ing smlleg To possess Pat's friendship I8 quite worth-while. A Cappella Choir: G. A. A. Iune graduate. IOI-IN MISICI-I Hair so black, eyes dark brown: It's fun to have John Misich around. Ticket Salesman: Senior Play Cast: Co-Recreational Club. CHARLES JAMES PARENTIN Jim's homework is never done, But he furnishes others loads of fun. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: M Club: Baseball, '46, '47-M, '48-M: Basket- ball, B Team, '45: Football, B Team, '45, '46: Football, '47-M. DIPLOMA ISSUED ON BASIS OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATION RAY KLEIN IOHN SCI-IUCK DOUGLAS STAMPER IQSEPH KNORR KENNETH WESTERGAARD SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES IOE ANDERSON IAMES BASYE Page Twenty-three jhe .sznior Cfadd Sponsor. Marion Iudge Clarkson DELORES MARIE ADAMS Delores 'seems to know just what to do, To mgkb things turn out as you wa t them to. NUGG1-:T staff, Registration Clerk: Office Helper: A Cappella Choir: Ice Skating Club: G. A. A., Em- blem: G. A. A., Pin: Basketball: Volleyball: Soccer: Softball. BETTY GAIL ANDERSON Betty is a beauty fair: She's sure to be liked every- where. Ticket Salesman. EDWARD E. AUSTIN A lot of fun is always found Whenever Eddie is around. Monitor: Swimming, '47-M. LEE E. BATTLES Always as busy as a bee, A helpful and pleasant girl is Lee. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club. HELEN MARIE BOYD When you meet her, she always says, Hi! That is why we hate to say, Good-by. Goldbug Staff: Office Helper: Iun- ior Girls Glee Club. lOl-IN EDGAR BRANCH John is th friend of everyone: The list of his friends has just begun: Student Council: Ticket Salesman. Page Twenty-tour une, I 94 9 FARRELL E. ANDERSEN He tackles trouble with a smil- ing face: That's why in everything he is an ace. Student Council: Ticket Salesman: Monitor: Ice Skating Club: MClub: Basketball, B Team, '46-M: Basket- ball, '47-M, '48-M: Baseball. IRA LAWRENCE ASLINGER When he leaves, tears will rain ,- But McKinley's loss is the world's gain. Monitor, THELMA ROSE BARKER She may be quiet, but just the same, Her ability always will bring her fame. Roller Skating Club. EVELYN D. BECZKALA Short. snazzy, and sweet- A girl like her is hard to beat. Ticket Salesman: Goldbug Sales- man: Colleqe Club: Bowling Club. ROBERT ALLEN BRADLEY Wherever there's laughter, wherever there's fun, Bob is surely the center one. Student Council: Ticket Salesman: A Cappella Choir: Roller Skating Club, President: Bowling Club, President. KENNETH R. BRAUN We like this boy who always He's sure to come up with the tries ,- prize. Aviation Club. Withdrawn. we Snior 66155 HELEN PAULINE BROWN She's editor ofthe Nugget Class: A friendly and a helpful lass. NUGGET Staff, Editor, '49: Office Helper: A Cappella Choir: Latin Club: Radio Workshop. lOYCE RUTH BURKE Can't you see the sunshine lurk, In the face of sweet Joyce Burke? Pep Squad: Ice Skating Club: Roller Skating Club. ROBERT CHARLES BUTLER Robert has Il world of ambition, And 'Illllt!'h6S that with a good disposition. Monitor. KENNETH F. CARTY Kenneth does his work quite well: His memory here at McKinley will dwell. Aviation Club: Roller Skating Club. HARRY LEE CHADWELL Harry has some extra height: And his personality? It's all right! Student Council: Operetta Principal, '47: Monitor: Ticket Salesman: A Cappella Choir: M Club: Football, B Team: Football, '46, '47, '48: Basketball, B Team: Basketball, '47, '48-M, '49-M: Track. MARY Cl-IETTLE Life with Mary is full to the brim With fun and frolic that never dim. Monitor: NUGGET Salesman: Radio Workshop: G. A. A., Emblem: Bas- ketball: Volleyball: Soccer: Soft- ba . ,.,-......-... ,. , ,, I une, 194 9 JAMES ALBERT BUNCH Making friends is pie for Jim- my g His faults are few: his virtues many. Monitor. PEGGY BURTON She's as sweet as the flowers in May: She's becomingly modest but has her say. Senior Play Cast: Goldbug Sales- man: Senior Girls Glee Club: Bowl- ing Club. IERRY GALE CAMPBELL We all know she sings a good song: For Jerry we'll cheer-loud and long. Senior Play Cast: A Cappella Choir, Emblem, '49: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Ice Skating Club: Roll- er Skating Club: Basketball: Vol- leyball: Social Dancing. ANTOINETTE CERTO Antoinette -is always gume :. Such a spirit will bring her fame. Office Helper: Pep Squad: Emblem. PAULINE CHARLEY Whatever is evoking. 1'm sure you have seen, Turns out better with the aid of Pauline. Goldbug Staff, Co-Managing Edi- tor: Goldbug Salesman: A Cappel- la Choir: College Club. ARDELL B. CLARK A girl who is liked so very well, Could be none other than Ar- dell. Ticket Salesman: A Cappella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: Social Dancing. Page Twenty-five we .gznior Cfadd NORMA IEAN CLARY This one thing everyone knows: That Norma has friends wher- ever she goes. Student Council: Ticket Salesman: Stamp Salesman. WILLIAM CLEER Everywhere you go you'll hear, A wonderful gnyis Will Cleerf' Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Ice Skat- ing Club: Football, '47, '48: Bas- ketball, B Team. DOROTHY IMOGENE COMER Who in sports 'is 'very active! Why, Imogene, who's so attrac- tive. Senior Play Cast: Student Council: Office Helper: Radio Workshop: Iunior Achievement, Modeling: So- cial Recreation Club. IUNE COOPER lNlNNEMANNl June, like her name month, which comes onve a year, Is seen only seldom, lint brings with her cheer. Office Helper: Radio Workshop: Roller Skating Club. A. BERYL COPELAND When is comes to the tall side of MCK., Beryl is it, I'm sure yon'd say. Latin Club: Service Club. TED STEVE CZAPLA Who is the boy you see in the halls? Why Ted, who smiles in answer to our calls. Page Twenty-six une, I 94 9 BETTY IRENE CLAYTON Betty is just the kind of girl. Who'll give the boys a merry whirl. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Pep Squad. GLENN D. COFFMAN Glenn has brains and Glenn has looks ,' Sur-ness for him. is in the books. Senior Play Cast: Radio Work- shop: Monitor: NUGGET Salesman: Bowling Club: Roller Skating Club. BETTY IEAN CONN ELLY Betty is one of a very few, Who is quite smart and pretty too. NUGGET Staff: Student Council: Latin Club: Chemistry Club: Regis- tration Clerk: Marching Band. VIRGINA MARIE COPE Virginia 'is loads of fan and joy To every laughing girl and boy. Radio Workshop: Latin Club: Roll- er Skating Club. WANDA I. CRAIG CCORNWELU 1Vhen we tell how we like her, we don't wish to sonng vagueg For we really think a lot of onr Wanda Craig. Senior Play Cast: Office Helper: Goldbug Staff: Iunior Achievement: Pep Squad: Ice Skating Club: Roller Skating Club. MARY MARTHA DABNER Mary is indeed a true friend 5 Her ways she'll never need to mend. Office Helper. we .gznior 6 add BARBARA DAVIES Barbara not only has looks to spare: She has plenty of brains under her bright hair. NUGGET, Literary Editor, '47, Edi- tor. '4B: Sophomore Pilgrimage Winner, '47: Student Council, Pres- ident, '48: Candidate for Queen: Registration Clerk: Radio Produce gianlg Social Dancing: Chemistry u . IUNE DEAN Here we are with another Dean ,- A finer girl we've never seen. American Legion Oratorical Con- test, '47: Radio Production Class: Orchestra: Emblem: Marching Band, Merit Award: Music Emblem. IAMES DAVIS DEVENPORT James is a very lively male: Around li,fe's hardships he's sure to sail. Monitor. DORIS IANE DIRCK Calm, and gentle as a flowing stream: Day glides by her blissful as a rlream. Latin Club: College Club: Roller Skating Club, Emblem. WILBUR BURTON DOBINSKY Wilbur always does his part, And there is just no beating him. at art. NUGGET Staff: Goldbug Staff: Ticket Salesman: Radio Workshop: Orchestra: Concert Band: March- ing Band: Ice Skating Club: Ten- nis: Track. HARRY IOSEPH DUEWELL Whatever life holds for him in store, He'll deserve it all-and then some more. Student Council: A Cappella Choir: Chemistry Club. une, I 94 9 IOAN DEAN Here is a girl so fine, We .are sure she'll rise and shine. Ticket Salesman: Radio Production Class: Orchestra: Concert Band: Marching Band, Merit Award: Mu- sic Emblem. HELEN M. DELOFF Not many may know our Helen well, But all who do think she's swell. Student Council: Radio Production: A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Orchestra. BORIS IAMES DIMCOFF Boris is clever. quiet, and quirk, Good at studies, smart as a trick. Ticket Salesman: Aviation Club: Roller Skating Club. DOROTHY lEAN DIRCK For a girl who's friendly and doesn't shirk ,- We choose none other than Dorothy Dirck. Latin Club: College Club. MARY CARLYNE DODD An artistic eye. a steady hand, No girl more dainty in all the land. NUGGET Stait: Office Helper: Roller Skating Club. LaVERNE M. DUEWELL In eiierything she's sure to nx- re ,- She'll live up to her name, La- Verne Duewell. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club. Page Twenty-seven we .Simior Cfazid SUSAN ALICE ENRIQUEZ This dark-haired girl has quiet ways: But she'll make friends through- out her days. Office Helper. IUNE FORSI-IEE June you'll find everywhere, Always happy, and never acare. Student Council: Office Helper: gingzr Girls Glee Club: Y-Teen u . IIMMIE L. FRYE Jimmie surely knows how to swim: Our team would be lost if it weren't for him. Student Council: Ice Skating Club: Social Dance Club: M Club: Swim- irging, '46-M, '47-M, '48-M, Captain: -M. LAWRENCE N. GASSNER Although he is not very tall, His friiendly ways make up for it a . SHIRLEY GILL She's oh, so sweet in every way ,- We like her more and more each day. NUGGET Staff: Secretary, Senior Class: Student Council: City Wide Student Council: Registration Clerk: Office Helper. LUELLA MARIE GROVES She's athletic and musical too: Girls like her are 'very few. Senior Band, Emblem: Marching Band: Roller Skating Club. Page Twenty-eight une, f 94 9 ELMER FELTNER You really have to give Elmer a hand: The music he plays is simply grand. Orchestra: Concert Band: March- ing Band: Merrymakers: Music Pin: Music Emblem: Radio Work- shop: Roller Skating Club. IUNE HOPE FRENCH She loves to talk of this and that: It's none other than our friend, Chat PATRICIA GAGE She's a girl that's very sweet: And we think she ean't be beat. Office Helper: Radio Workshop. RUSSELL L. GIBSON In his society none will tireg His winning ways we all url- mire. Student Council: Service Club. I EAN MARIE GODDA RD If you want to know someone sweet: Jean's the one you need to meet. Iunior Girls Glee Club: Roller Skating Club: President, '47, Em- blem: Y-Teen Club. FREDDIE IEANE HALL Known by many, liked by all- Of course, it's none other than Jeane Hall. Goldbuq Salesman: College Club: Iunior Achievement. jhe .sznior Cfadd LORRAINE c. HANNEKEN A girl we'll miss is our Lor- raine: Long in our memory she'll re- main. Iunior Girls Glee Club. ROBERT IOSEPH HENLEY If you're ever feeling low, Bob will cheer you-friend or foe. RAYMOND LEE HODGE Good in classes: good in sports, Good wherever he reports. President, Senior Class, '49, Amer' ican Legion Oratorical Contest, '48, '49, Delegate Missouri Boys State, '48, Goldbug Staft, Speakers For- um, Registration Clerk, Ticket Salesman, Monitor, M Club, Base- ball, B Team, Baseball, '48-M, '49, Basketball, B Team, Basketball, '47, '48, '49, Tennis, '46-M, '47-M, Captain, '48-M, Captain. BETTY lUNE HUGHES A winsome smile and sunny ways Betolcen a life of happy days, Marching Band, College Club. HELEN HUGHES Helen Hughes is a real live wire, Nothing ever 'makes her tire. A Cappella Choir, College Club, Roller Skating Club. EARL FRANKLIN IOHNSON Full of mischief, fun, and play, Earl flits about from day to day. Student Council, Ticket Salesman, Monitor, M Club, Tennis, '45-M, '46-M, '47-M. une, I 94 9 ANNETTE IUNE HAYNES Where Annette -is you'll find no strife, She's happy and cheery and full of life. Ottice Helper, Ice Skating Club, Pep Squad, Social Dancing. WILLIAM DEAN HIBDON Not too solemn, not too gay, Everyone likes him just that way. Student Council, Ticket Salesman. DORIS MAY HOLMES Sports are right down her al- leg - Softball, soccer, basketball, or volley. NUGGET Staff, Student Council, Office Helper, Registration Clerk, Marching Band, Ice Skating Club, G. A. A., President, '49, Emblem, Pin, Guard, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Softball. ERLEEN DELORES HUGHES We'1l like to give her a wreath of flowers Because we're glad she is one of ours. CHARLES ROY IARMAN Sv1i1e.dag in the hall of fume We will see, inscribed, his name. Student Council, Registration Clerk, NUGGET Salesman, Library Staff, Bowling Club, Roller Skating Club. LEATHA NYDAVEL IOHNSON Nyda12el's chatter will never bore ,' That is why she has friends galore. American Legion Oratorical Con- test, Speakers Forum, Ice Skating Club, Co-Recreational Club, Dance Club. Page Twenty-nine we .sznior GAIM IAMES WILLIAM IOI-INSTON Everything he does he tries to do well g A boy like that is sure to excel. Ticket Salesman: Radio Production: Ice Skating Club: Latin Club. EUGENE THOMAS IUENGEL He's just as quiet as he can be And as a fine a fellow as you can see. GEORGE C. KEENA. IR. No one is Keenan than this l d g Hell: always happy-seldom sad. Student Council. RAYMOND ALOIS KNITTEL A cheerful lad with lots of pep: Just watch his forward-going step. Concert Band. ANNA MARIE KRAMER She's a friendly and lively lass: We're proud to have her in our class. NUGGET Staff: NUGGET Salesman: Student Council: Ticket Salesman: Iunior Girls Glee Club: College Club: Roller Skating Club: Y-Teen Club: Basketball. BETTY ANN KULIFAY To write about Betty we need only one line: 1t's this: She's our sweet ray of sunshine. Monitor. Page Thirty une, I 94 9 ALICE ANN IONES She's good in classes and G. A. A.,' Whatever she does, it's done like play. Monitor: Y-Teen Club: Basketball: Volleyball. EDWARD I. KAMMER Sportive, joking, full of fun: That's Ed Kammer: ask any- one. Monitor: M Club: Baseball, '47-M, '48-M: Football, B Team, '46: Foot- ball, '48: Basketball, B Team, '45. SHIRLEY M. KIENZLER Sweet Shirl Kienzler is hard to surpassg She's one of the beauties of our class. NUGGET Staff: NUGGET Salesman: Registration Clerk: Student Coun- cil: Junior Girls Glee Clubs: Sen- ior Girls Glee Club: Y-Teen Club: gilgage Club: Girls Swimming LORRAINE PAULINE KOTHE Everyone has heard her say She hopes to be u model some day. Senior Play Cast: Student Coun- cil: Office Helper: A Cappella Choir: Social Dance Club: Iunior Achievement, Modeling. RICHARD WALTER KUHS When he's around you'd better run 5 He loves his jokes-all life is fun. ROBERT LEE LEICI-IENAUER A McKinley citizen and good student, too,- He's ready to help each one of you. Monitor. we .sznior C aaa STANLEY GEORGE Miiooc The Student Councils president is Stang We all agree he's quite a man. Student Council, President, '49: Monitor: Aviation Club. ROBERT EUGENE MALLON Just as handsome as he is tall, In sports and classes, he's liked by all. Monitor: M Club: Baseball, '47, '48-M: Football, B Team: Football: Basketball, B Team: Basketball, '47, '48-M, '49-M. HOWARD MARSHALL In lhjs classes who's liked by IL Why it's none other than our Howard Marshall. Speakers Forum: Chess Club: Foot- ball, B Team, Manager, '45: Bas- ketball, B Team, Manager, '45: So- cial Dancing. Summer School Graduate. Del.ORlS IEAN MARTIN We like Deloris every bit, From her outward looks to her inward wit. Ice Skating Club. LAWRENCE F. MATTLI Whgrever he goes he's liked by 0' . Whieh shows he's certainly on the ball. Monitor: Roller Skating Club. DONALD A. MCDERMOTT Infsports he takes the lead by ar,- In good looks, too, he's up to par. Monitor: A Cappella Choir: M Club: Baseball: Basketball, '47-M, '48. une, I 94 9 MARY ANN MALLMANN Everyone likes Mary Ann's ways: When she walks by 'll7f?'T6 left in a daze, NUGGET Staff: Monitor: A Cap- pella Choir: College Club: Ice Skating Club: Roller Skating Club: Volleyball. Pl-IYLLIS M. MANNWEILER Phyllis rates tops when it comes to looks, And yet she's not dumb when it Gomes to books. Oitice Helper: A Cappella Choir. ALCIE MAE MARTIN Aloie Martin is liked by all: My, oh, my, how we'll miss her next fall. Ticket Salesman. OLIVER F. MATHEUS A star on our football team 'ls Ollie: He's hardly seen when not at some folly. Senior Play Cast: Monitor: MClub: Football, B Team: Football, '47, '48-M: Baseball, B Team: Radio Workshop. ALICE MARY MAYO Alice is a girl well knowng Her charming personality is her own. Goldbug Staff, Assistant Editor, '48: A Cappella Choir: College Club. MARY ROSE MCLAUGHLIN When you have some work to do Mary's there to see you through. Student Council: Office Helper: A Cappella Choir. Page Thirty-one jhe .Simior 3655 BETTY IO MELBER A helpful lass to have around ,- Where there's laughter, she's sure to be found. Ticket Salesman: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Col- lege Club: Y-Teen Club: Girls Swimming Club. IEANNETTE E. MONAHAN How can we earplain her kindly way! Never noisy, yet always gay. Registration Clerk: College Club: Y-Teen Club. GEORGE EDWARD MORTON Eddie always does his best: He comes out tops in every test. Student Council: Monitor: Ticket Salesman: A Cappella Choir: Mu- sic Emblem. ELEANOR MUELLER Vigorous, active, alway going, Nobody knows what she'll be doing. NUGGET Staff: Student Council: Otfice Helper: Registration Clerk: Co-Recreational Club: Radio Work- shop: Roller Skating Club: G. A. A. Emblem: G. A. A. Pin: G. A. A. Guard: Basketball: Volleyball: Soft- ball: Dance Club: Tumbling. IIMMIE RAY NETHERCOTT Jim is musical, as everyone knows: McKinley will miss him after he goes. Orchestra: Concert Band, President, '4B: Marching Band. MELVIN E. O'BANNON When it comes to baseball he knows his stujy: A ball he pitches makes batting tough. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: M Club: Basketball, B Team, '48, '49: Bas- ketball, '48, '49-M: Baseball, B Ttzam, '46, '47: Baseball, '48-M, '4 -M. Page Thirtyetwo une, 1949 SHIRLEY JEAN MILLS Shirley is like a gleeful song, Cheerful and happy all day long. Latin Club: Iunior Girls Glee Club. ROBERT EUGENE MORRIS Bob is handsome it is true: He is always happy and never blue. Monitor: M Club: Football: Track, M. PAUL T. MUDRA Good in tennis, everyone knows: Paul will have friends wherever he goes. Monitor: A Cappella Choir: Chess Club: M Club: Track, '46: Tennis, '48-M. MERITA NASSIF Merita Nassif who is not a bit snooty, Rates for queen of love and beauty. Registration Clerk: College Club, President, '48: Girls Swimming Club: Candidate for Queen. MERRILL T. OAKLEY Here is a boy with intelligence plus: My, but he has meant a lot to us. Monitor: Registration Clerk: Chess Club, President, '49: Student Coun- cil: Chemistry Club: Football, B Team, '46: Football, '47, LORETTA LUCILLE ODORIZZI Who is the fairest of our class? Why it is Loretta: can't you guess! College Club: Pep Squad. we .Sznior gfaafi RICHARD B. ooomzzi Rich is such a handsome guy, Girls just stand, and look, and sigh. Student Council: Track. HAROLD EUGENE OYE Harold's a boy who's 'much ad- mired g His ability will never get him fired. Registration Clerk: Radio Work- shop: Baseball, B Team: Baseball. ROBERTA LOU PAYNE Roberta will, we have no doubt, Be hard to forget and do with- out. l'OY IANEINE PERDUE Her movements in the dance are graceful, In volleyball she's even more useful. Latin Club: Pep Squad: Ice Skating Club, Emblem: Roller Skating Club, Emblem: G. A. A., Emblem: G. A. A., Pin: G. A. A., Guard: Volley- ball: Dance Club. GERALDINE VIOLET PETERS For a girl whose really merry, There's just no beating our sweet Jerry. Registration Clerk: Ticket Sales- man: Goldbug Salesman: Radio Workshop: G. A. A.: Dance Club. IEAN LEE PODESVA Jean has done her work quite well, This fact we do not have to sell. Roller Skating Club: Dance Club. une, I 94 9 EUGENE PETER O'TOOLE You'll know when he isn't in school, For you'll not hear the greet- ing, Hey, O'Toole. Summer school graduate. FLORENCE I. PALMER Out of good stuff she's surely made g She's one girl we wouldn't trade. NUGGET Salesman: A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Music Em- blem. LQVERNE D. PEN NINGTON LaVerne is a lot of fun, One of her smiles outshines the sun. Registration Clerk: Monitor: Social Dancing Club. DOROTHY PILKINGTON Withdrawn. I UNE PITZL Looks and brains, both has she: We value her ability. NUGGET Staff: Student Council: Registration Clerk: A Cappella Choir: Ice Skating Club, President: Radio Workshop: Office Helper: G. A. A., Emblem: G. A. A., Pin: G. A. A., Guard: Basketball: Vol- leyball: Dance Club: Girls Swim- ming Club: Tumbling: Softball: Coe Recreational Club. MARY LOUISE POHLIG Hair of gold, eyes of gray- Mary's in our hearts to stay. NUGGET Staff, Assistant Editor: NUGGET Salesman: Latin Club: College Club: Pep Squad: Roller Skating Club: Social Dance Club. Page Thirty-three we .sznior Cfada MARY ANN POLDAN Her smile sheds friendliness, warmth, and cheer: Ask anyone, she's just a dear. Monitor. KATHLEEN ROSE RABACK In 'fgymj' Kate really goes to towng A friendlier girl cannot be found. Library Staff: Office Helper: Reg' istration Clerk. RONALD REISS As chief of Goldbug he is high: He'll never stop till success is DANIEL DILLON RUSSELL nigh. Quill and Scroll: Goldbuq Staff, Editor, '49: Senior Play Cast: Speakers Forum: Library Staff: Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Roller Skating Club: Ice Skating Club: Social Dancing Club: Track: Base- ball, B Team. Whenever we need a helping hand, We always seem to turn to Dan. MARY ELIZABETH SCHLOSS Mary is one in a few, Who can be smart and pretty t00. Senior Play Cast: Student Council: Radio Workshop: Pep Squad, Em- blem: College Club. NORMA E. SCHULER Her voice will someday make her a star: We are sure she will go far. ACappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club. Page Thirty-four une, I 94 9 DONALD A. PRATHER A popular boy, and an athlete, too ,' The friends he makes are not a few. A Cappella Choir: Music Emblem: Basketball, B Team, '45, '46: Bas- ketball, '47, '48. BETTY IANE REANDO No one we know has beauty so fair, And also sweet ways, beyond compare, NUGGET Staff, Typist, '49: Candi- date for Queen: Student Council: Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Ticket Salesman: College Club: G. A. A. EDWARD PAUL ROBERTS Ed knows all the ups and all the downs ,' In track, he really makes the rounds. Monitor: NUGGET Salesman: Track. SHIRLEY IEAN SCAGGS In cheerleading, she is at her best: In classes, too, she leads the rest. Student Council: Cheerleaders: Pep Squad: Basketball. EUGENE EA RL SCI-IMIEDEKE Gene is a swell manager and a great guy: He makes all laugh when he ,forgets to be shy. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Bowling Club: Basketball, Manager, '47, '48'M: Track: Baseball, B Team. PATRICIA SUZANNE SEIB Pat is sure to be a leader: She is always helpful just when you need her. NUGGET Staff: Latin Club: Volley- ball. we .sznior Cfaad IEAN SESSIONS A better cheerleader you'll nev- er fi-nd: Jean gives it all: she's just that kind. Student Council: Ticket Salesman: Cheerleader, '48, '49-M: Pep Squad: Roller Skating Club: Basketball. NORMA I. Sl-IERIDAN Norma will never lack for praise Because of her cheery, charm- ing ways. Ticket Salesman: ACappella Choir. ALBERT AUGUST SIMPSON In boxing we all think Al's grand ,- We'll cheer him on with a hearty hand. Senior Play Cast: Ticket Salesman: Roller Skating Club, Emblem. BETTY CORALENE SOLVEN Betty brought joy throughout the day: We at McKinley wish she could stay. CHARLES THOMAS STIMAC When we vote for an athletic star, Chuck's the winner-always by far. Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class, '49: Monitor: Ticket Salesman: M Club: Baseball, '46, '47-M, '48-M, Cap- tain, '49-M, Captain: Football, B Team, '46: Basketball, B Team, '46. HERMAN LIN SULLIVAN He's the boy in some girl's fondest dream, And he rates high in our esteem. Student Council: Senior Play Cast: Monitor: A Cappella Choir: Bases ball, B Team. une, I 94 9 MARTHA LORAINE Sl-IEFFIELD Martha is always full of fun,- Our lasting friendship she has won. NUGGET Staff: Missouri Girls State Representative, '49: Monitor: Reg- istration Clerk: Latin Club: Roller Skating Club: Pep Squad, Emblem: Girls Swimming Club: Basketball: Volleyball. PATRICIA E. SHORE Making music, she does with ease: Where'er Pat plays, she sure to please. Office Helper: Orchestra: Merry- makers Dance Band: Music Em- blem: G. A. A., Emblem: Dance Band. DONALD SMITH Always cheerful and ready with a smile: To add to that he's always in style. Ticket Salesman: Library Staff: M Club: Baseball, '48-M, '49-M. STEPHEN THOMAS SOURIS A future Astaire our Steve will be,- He'll dance to fame. Just wait and see. Student Council: Registration Clerk: Ticket Salesman: Monitor. EUGENIA AUGUSTA STOFF Eugenia has such vim and pep, You'll never find her out of step. Ticket Salesman: Monitor: College Club. IOHN SULLIVAN John is an asset to McKinley High ,- We'll hate to hear him say, good-by. Goldbug Staff: Goldbuq Salesman: Library Staff: Monitor. Page Thirty-live we asznior C arm CLARA ANN SYKORA Always cheerful, never sad,- Clara is the best to be had. Goldbug Staff, Managing Editor, '49: Registration Clerk: Quill and Scroll: NUGGET Salesman, Gold' ,bug Salesman: A Cappella Choir: Pep Squad, Emblem. GUS THEODORE Who is this fellow, Gus Theo- dare? Why he's the one with friends galore. Student Council: Registration Clerk. BOBBY I OE TIMMONS A. thorough friend is our class- mate Bob: He's seldom seen when not on a job. Monitor: Track. WILLIAM RICHARD TROTT William, we ue found, is full of zea 5 What's more, his enthusiasm is always real. Basketball, B Team. NORMAN L. VAUGHN Who's got looks, and plenty of brawnf Why, none other than Norman Vaughn. Treasurer, Senior Class: Student Council: Monitor: Ticket Salesman: M Club: Football, B Team, '45, '46: Football, '47: Track, '46, '47, '48, '49-M. EUGENE WATSON He is an energetic lad 5 One of the best we've ever had. Library Staff: Band: Roller Skating Club. Page Thirty-six une, I 94 9 EDWARD EUGENE TERRY Tall and good looking, this ath- letic star, In sports and classes, is up to par. Monitor: M Club: Baseball, B Team: Football, B Team: Football, M: Basketball, B Team: Basketball, '49-M. BETTY IUNE THURMAN Shffs full of energy, life, and ire ' She'll,go on forever and never tire. Student Council. IOE EDWARD TRIM He's always ready for fun and sports f Yet he shows Dad some good reports. NUGGET Staff: Goldbug Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Stamp Salesman: M Club: Football, B Team: Foot- ball, '49-M: Track. GEORGE I OSEPH VAUGI-IAN At his studies George 'Lsawhizg Few of our records are better than his. WILLIAM C. WARREN Bill's personality could do no less Than win for him great suc- cess. Senior Band: Ice Skating Club: Roller Skating Club: Football, B Team, '47: Football, '48, BARBARA I. WEATHERFORD A merry heart, a jolly smile, Very few things are more worth while. A Cappella Choir: Roller Skating Club. we .Senior gfaaa LAWRENCE WEBER Withdrawn . IOSEPH MARION WILSON Joe's a power on the football team, With plenty of pep and plenty of steam. Senior Play Cast: Monitor: Ticket Salesman: M Club: Football, '46-M, '47-M: Basketball, B Team: Bas- ketball: Track: Baseball. B Team. ROSEMARY ZEUMANN Gay and happy and nice to each one ' She'll, have success but she'll keep her fun. NUGGEPT Staff: Registration Clerk: Office Helper: College Club, Presi- dent, '49: Ice Skating Club: Latin Club: Roller Skating Club: Swim- ming Club. une, I 94 9 DENNIS HOWARD WILSON Viiqacity and mirth are ln his me ' When'Dennis leaves, our hearts will pine. Library Staff: Monitor: Registration Clerk: Ticket Salesman: A Cappel- la Choir: Aviation Club: Chamil- try Club: M Club: Football: Track, M, Manager, '46. MARY ANN WILSON Mary Ann is always active: A charming girl and very at- tractlve. NUGGET Staff: Student Council: McKinley Queen, '49: Registration Clerk: Office Helper: A Cappella Choir: Iuntor Girls Gles Club: Co- Recreatlon Club: Radio Workshop: Dancing Club: G. A. A., Emblem: G. A. A. Pin: G. A. A. Guard: Basketball: Volleyball. WILLIAM LORENZ DICKERSON ROBERT E. LEIGH PEGGY KOLEEN SHRIDE SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES BARBARA BANTA IANE LUBAS Page Thirty-seven .fdcluidor CHAIN is no stronger than its Weakest link, but here at McKinley none of the links in the chain that binds us everlast- inqly and willingly to Alma Mater is Weak. And of all the ties that bind, which is more pleasant than the ties of homeroom and advisory? The spirit oi McKinley, so Wonderfully manifest in our recent alumni reunion, has its beginning right in the advisory. Who is not proud to say, The President of the Senior Class is in my room -or, The Goldbug Queen is in mine, or, The All-District Quarterback is in mine, or, They're all swell people in mine ? With the advisory as a nucleus, the spirit of McKinley reaches out over school and community. lt is marked by good will, co-operation, courtesy, helpfulness, willingness to carry re- sponsibility, respect for law, good sportsmanship, and high spirit. Wherever We look for this spirit we find it: in the classroom or the shop: in the library or the auditorium, in music or dra- matics: in the clubs or in athletics: at the stadium or in the streets: in school or in life. We rejoice and take great pride in our boys and girls. To you we sing, McKinley . . I'- gaigy 3 l 0u,9 ra. Eflffllgeflf POMP ,ian Ka-fflflflllll 3 l'0ll,7 Page Forty First Row: Enoch Bouren, Charles Shackelford, Avanell Dean, Connie Pointer, Marilyn Akers, Ruth Hart, Rosemary Croisette, Mildred Mueller, Shirley White, Edward Nice-waner, Sam Carpenter. Second Row: Phillip Neuroth, Ioe Pericich, Bob Seifried, Catherine Mallon, Dolores Sharney, Velma Bick, Betty Bayoum, Winona Barwiq, Bob Melton. Third Row: 'Toni Porppadenios, Bob Hradsky, Joseph Darpel, Iini Estes, Mr. Bailey. Not Shown: Iohn Ashby, Delores Demsko, Betty Stadler, Alvin Strode. First Row: lerry Shore, Robert Simpson, Ioyce Keune, Delores Desmond, ludd Walezak, Lorraine Kothe, lim Shaw, Delores Adams, Victoria Ndina, Boris Dirncoff, Donald Strrckland. Second Row: Willetta Stibal, Nancy Iarnaqin, Betty Collins, Loetta Lackey, Patricia Eschelbach, Glenna Beeson, Delores Reeder, loyce Paradise, Shirley lvester, Betty Bowenschulte, 'Third Row: Virgil Summers, Mrs, Ballinger, Ed Zeman. Not Shown: Daniel Dillard, Arlene Gerdel, Eugene Jackson, Norma Montgomery, Charlotte Schaal, William Simmons. First Row: Carldean Calamia, Pollyanne Whitener, Cecil Hicks, Marcella Leeker, Bill Campey, Mary Schloss, Stanley Maqoc, Doris Shaner, Morris Liqhtioot, Dorothy Thurman, Second Row: Ronald Webber, Charles Benson, Margaret Ameln, Mildred Schmidt, Shirley Brookisher, Marie Kucheniq, Dolores Lukinq, Carol Martin, Helen lones, Iulia Wilson. Third Row: Miss Ballinann, joy McCutcheon, loan Fray, Hallie Nance, Sybel Masterson, Theresa Boqucki, Robert Schvforz. Not Shown: Benson Berry, Murrel Brand, Edith Burlbaw, Robert Huddleston. TO YOU WE SING, McKlNL kit f .,,! First Row: Kenneth Tucker, Charles Cady, Darlene Brodhacker, Evelyn Hobson, Virginia Cope, Betty Connelly, Iune French, Eleanor Cathcart, Audrey Boot, Danny Baum, Charles Dalton, Second Row: Ioseph Hutt, Iames Bunch, Ioyce Wirth, Betty Braddy, Patsy Compton, Nelda Chamberlain, Barbara Rtnqwald, Marlene Seibert, Robert Callahan, lerry Strahan. Third Bow: George Wiersclieni, Fred Banks, Byron Wriqht, David Wright, Kenneth Butts, George Belich, Eugene Henley, Richard Maloney. Fourth Row: Louis Iames, Fred Lay, Edward Burke, Miss Becker. Not Shown: Betty Iuliet, Mary Bohinson, Madonna Bydzik. ..., ti First Row: Inalee Stewart, Iosephine Simmons, Betty Northener, loe Ponder, Henrietta Kelley, Armand Petersen, Betty O'Dell, Richard Sambo, Erwin Brewster, Clyde Killian. Second Row: Lawanda Crosstield, loan Hanneken, Ruby Light, Clara Faries, Ioyce Burke, Mary Martha Dabner, Norine Schmidt, Mary Lou Strauser, Berna Willford, Alice Shaw. Third Row: Miss Birch, Helen Johns, Frank Haqlin, Dolores Green, Nicholas Doder, Dorothy Boland, Myron Carnal, Ieanette Siqmon. First Row: Marvin Moore, Betty Herman, Shirley Milton, Dorothy Kirkpatrick, Rae lean Riden, Marian Kohlautt, Ruth Broderick, Payee Baker, Connie Martin, Bonnie Hawkins. Second Row: Orvil Meade, Arthur Cheatham, Matylda Bilka, Mary Ellen Ame-ln, Miss Boedeker, De Loris Martin, Larry Mattli, limmie Nethercott, Third Row: Farrell Andersen, Le Roy Glore, Edward Austin, Louis Mueller, Donald Hudqe-ns, Dane Iackson, Bernard Martin, David Becker. YOU OUR LOYAL SONG WE RAISE, 1. WMM !,7?l.'LE'l' if POMP Wh, grc is I'0 Ill? Witt., EOEJQAQI' lf I'0ll,J Page Forty-one ian EMIJOII Z5 l'0ll.,9 P. E145 CAIYICCIIII. Zi P01110 in GLA 3 I'0ll.l9 Page Forty-two First Row: Patsy Raic, Ramona Ligqett, Marie Farrah, Dorothy Burns, Mary Brooks, Martha Bailey, lune Cooper, Greta Bell, Alberta Belleville, Anna Lorentz, Gloria Slaznik. Second Row: Raymond B k rt Carol Wittwer, Katherine Perkins, Sharon Pollmannlfrances Iackson, Beverly Huntley, Iewell ruc e , Ambrose, Floyd Ormsby. Third Row: Ioe Waing, Billy Miller, Noel Baker, Walter Koessel, Robert Bradley. A. First Row: Iames Sanders, Alcie Martin, Virginia Selliman, Ioan Bennett, Renee Wiltshire, Joyce Cooke, Hilda Dees, Marguerite Meier, Irma Brewer, Learma Killinqsworth, Bob Garner. Second Row: Ray M kham Iohn Sche hal, Gus Theodore, Mr. Buscnmann, Nelson Hommelson, Walter Street, lack James, UT 1 J Max Seitz. Not Shown: Marjorie Mowery, Don Slazinik, Donald Vogel, Eugene Watson, Bob Webb. l First Row: Iohn Midkifi, Frank Zych, Marie House, Charlene Dobinsky, May Smith, Gloria Schnetzer, Betty Lloyd, Hazel Miller, Kenneth Hicks, Ralph Morris. Second Row: Norma Malle, Dorothy Pilkington, Helen Menees, Naomi Keith, Mary Keith, Veda Upton, Bernice Dewitt, Melba Iarvis, Patricia Estes, Robert Scholtes. Third Row: Raymond Spies, Iohn Roubidoux, Not Shown: Leon Horton, Carl Lanemann. PAYING TRIBUTE TO MCKINLEY AS WE l U wx new n I' '1 3 .. ,. f . - .Jin nr' fax First Row: Pauline lanes, Wanda Craig, Freida Allen, leane Hall, Bob Onder, Norma Butler, Frank Eudy, Vera Clark, lo Ann Botz, Shirley D'Aqostin. Second Row: Kenneth Kliros, lune Cook, Shirley Besch, Theresa Deweez, Dorothy Felker, Patsy Otto, Carole Klein, Ted Stout. Third Row: Victor Shalhoob, Euqene Bert, Io Anne Gulley, Miss Cleveland, Tom Faletti, Bill Montgomery, Gus Demos, Bill Edwards. Not Shown: Thelma Albers, Eugene Preston, Virqinla Rice. rf- '-ur' A First Row: Alice Lynch, Betty Leonard, Marie Falloon, Beverly Gowins, Helen Boyd, loyce Saebens, Genevieve Kowalewska, Delores Sheridan, Iosephine Ovies, loan Dean, Dorothy Brinkmann. Second Row: Patrick Byrne, Marvin Gibson, Edna Mansfield, Betty MCCr1llis, Stella Carona, loan Lovett, Shirley Peeler, lean Mueller, Bob Owens, Kenneth Paulos. Third Row: William Gallahan, Charles Temple, Charles Ietensky, Paul Richardson, Not Shown: Dan Haggard, Byron Hammond, Leslie Tedder, Iimmy Whitehead, Marie Scaqas. First Row: Ima lean Dalton, Eulila Burton, Sliirley Walk, Peqqy Taylor, Ianet Hofter, Arm Iakovac, Sally Miller, Betty Goad, Elsie Iohnson, LaVerne Smith, Loretta May Daniels. Second Row: Herman Perkins, Zane Squires, Norman Purvis, Afrovity Athanas, Mary Bowen, Gladys Beqole, Donald Petersen, Glen Bruder, Dean Evans, Miss Evans, Third Row: Harold Tinsley, Bernard Merkel. Not Shown: Don- ald Goodwin, Frank Kasal, Wilda Meyer. 4MSf Lu CAUQKILIIKJH l'0u,9 L45 1 7 fill? .5 I'0lll7 ,X in UCCITJ if POMP SING A soNG OF PRAISE, in 7 ef? MJOI1 J FOMP ina gaf,anJt3 l'0M,9 QNJJQ FOMP Page Forty-four W First Row: Donna Lee Driskell, Rose Hancock, Evelyn Beczkala, Edward Bielik, Mary Woll, Wilbur Dobinsky, Betty Butler, Betty Rest, Rhonda Bullock, Hilda Hagen. Second Row: Iimmy Hensley, Iohn Rosenberg, leanette Leeker, Geneva Sanders, Anita Crow, Shirley Barker, Lorraine Wurtz, Mary Maqoc, William Voegtlm, Charles Woody. Third Row: Bill Robison, Ernest Kon, jimmy Medley, Frank Strother, Terry Holbrook, Miss Ferguson, June Meyer, Ramona Smith. Not Shown: Michael Bumb, Shirley Peery. First Row: Dorothy Striler, Dorothy Fletcher, Lois Foster, Dorsie Boyd, Pauline Charley, Rose Mary Hol- man, Helen Hughes, Dorothy Dirck, Iunice Brookman, Geraldine Peters. Second Row: Carl Meyer, Claudine Wade, Helen Mirqaux, Delores Shults, Margaret Soric, Marv Ann Poldan, Adele Geers, Viola Roy, Thelma Hay, Miss Gallandt. Third Row: Ervin Chesney, Wilbur Leichenauer, Gilbert Guerrero, Andrew Gerber, Leon Harrison, Robert Love, Eugene Schell, Charles Porteriield, Otto Horak. Not Shown: Dorothy Besch, lerry Young. Q- RR IU!!! wmv QW 'Il nv-'ff' 1 P N 5 Ae-ss, -O ,, 'QM' Q , ,,,, 4.5 First Row: Carol Lobsinqer, Bernlce Heil, Lois Reznick, Thelma Sanders, Barbara Skeide, Delores Kukalj, Katherine Wolff, Mary Estes, Helen Iackson, Velda Randolph, Iune Gray. Second Row: James Iohnston, Vincent Wahby, Allen Hebei, Lloyd Long, lack Nanna, William Pruett, Orville Hicks, Ioe Goetter. Third Row: Mr. Gould, Thomas Brown, lack Sides, Herald Sanders, Eugene Hicks, Robert Habermehl. Not Shown: Ira Aslinger, Annette Haynes, Joseph Schmidt, Betty Whitson. E WILL HOLD ALOFT YOUR STANDA RD First Row: Betty Shekelton, Shirley Ann Bowe, Al Baker, Ioan Walls, Don McDermott, Gloria Lawson, Anna Kramer, leannette Monahan, Kathleen Kerley, Betty Baker, Second Row: Pinnis Franklin, Donald Norton, Bob Austin, lohn Roy, Helen Beeson, Ellen Presson, Mary Lou Pohliq, Pauline Brown, Frank Kramer, Larry Neu Kirch. Third Row: Mr. Greening, Franklin Vaughn, Tom Butler, lohn McMullan, Ira Levy, Albert Spaete, Fred Herclliclc, Vernon Cornejo. we First Row: Donald O'Brien, Russell Gibson, Bill Patton, limmy Miller, Bob Stamp. Second Row: Sieve Grieshaber, Richard Schromm, Mr. Hattner, lorries Cadwalender, Bill Downs. Not Shown: Bill O'Guinn, Bob Patton, Eugene Worsham. First Row: Dorothy Smith, Maxine Treece, Betty Turk, Martha Graham, Virginia Spiess, lanet Whiteside, Bonnie Parks, Irma Gibson, Patricia Simpson, Virginia Gleitorst. Second Row: lerry Butler, Charles Wallis, Arlene Mitchell, Kathleen Mullen, Lillian Howard, Mary Lou Clary, Pat Mouser, Milton Iuenqer, lerry Broyles. Third Row: lohn Branch, Robert Sharp, Charles Wurtz, Ioe Trim, Harry Duewell, Roy Reagan, Leonard Pope, Donald Bayer. Not Shown: Virginia Willett, Wilbert Kuni. YOU OUR HEARTS WILL E'ER BE TR r. cjvlof many roup .yah i4 roup in Jcfage, 3 roula Page Forty-six X. First Row: Diana Hahnteld, Richard Odorizzi, Sheelaqh Hagerty, Ierry Campbell, Florence Palmer, Helen Deloft, Second Row: Eva Blianq, Ruth Strode, loan Meyer, Barbara Broderick, Mary lane Newcomb, Clara Hickey, Georqean Clrossius, Marjorie Lock, Ieanette Straub. Third Row: limmie Williamson, Iames Drennen, Leamon Hahn, Doyle DeMente, Dallas Mathews, William Harrell, Nick Horwath, William Feck. Fourth Row: Robert Feissli, Robert Williams, Donald Tucker, limmy Shumake, David Mayo, Tony Ibalio, First Row: William Bartz, Mary Baker, Virginia Vorce, l..aVerne Iennings, Charlotte Graham, Ioyce Kurtz, Gilbert Driskell, lean Goddard, Susan Enriquez, Sarah Sutter, Arthur Farmer. Second Row: Robert Leigh, Harry Kirk, Frances Posch, Elizabeth Boyd, Nancy Holstein, Audrey Liebnian, Mary Law, Donald Gloss, Richard Swiney. Third Row: Shirley Erase, Betty Shanks, Harold Ferguson, Ted Rhoades, Charles Fraizer, William Mathis, Donald Stafford, Iamezell Ottinqer, Mr. I-Iolt. Not Shown: Betty Dale, Luis Enriquez, Annette Mackinaw, lames Roltes. First Row: Norma Hantack, Iimmy Wiggins, Beverly Snyder, George Vaughan, Dorothy Troutt, Ioseph Novak, Betty Clayton, Bob Morris, Doris Dirck, Dick Atwell. Second Row: Rosemary Pihir, Norma Mahurin, Eleanor Harbison, Margaret Kennedy, Mary Fleming, Doris Bequette, Elizabeth Smith, Anna Mae lames, Delores Mueller, Martha Richardson. Third Row: Douglas Murray, Clement Smith, Charles Downing, Iocelyn Kelly, Arlene Brodhacker, Doloris Boyen, Kenneth Sparks, Richard Dochler, Iohn Ellinqer, Not Shown: Carl Chandler, Don Dohrmann. AS WE JOURNEY ON LIFE'S PA tg First Row: Dolores Whitrnore, Carol Boyd, Katherine Helfrich, Elmer Dreyer, Mary McLaughlin, Loretta Hines, Ioan Larnrnert, Arthur Petersen. Second Row: Vesta Chesney, Mary Smerz, Barbara Richardson, Betty Christopher, Iuanita Garrison, Lee Battles, luanita Lynch, Kathleen Raback. Third Row: Rita Whitecotton, Charlotte Lundstroni, Norman Zobel, Kenneth Muehlrath, Richard Reeq, Nile Hodges. ,, 411 First Row: Ray Niedloalski, Doris Fields, Marilyn Murphy, Shirley Hirth, laniece Faust, Shirley Lund- strom, lane Lubas, Ioan Lonq, Mary Bowes, Patsy Patterson, Carol Steinmeyer. Second Row: Charles Pericich, Iohn Sullivan, Dolores Foster, Betty Hassel, Betty Stephens, Geraldine Mitchell, Florence Mitchell, Bob Schirmer, Fred Muehlauser. Third Row: Robert Merriman, loe Paladin, Harold Oye, Adolph Reinecke, Ray Hodge, lames Clayton, Kenneth Vaughn, David Kelley, Miss Krenninq. First Row: Edward Roberts, Elias Mahanna, Paul McKeever, Naomi Todd, Fred Iunq, Virqil Stefanic, Earl lohnson, Anna May Hougland, Steve Souris, Ray Knittel. Second Row: Goldie Wierschem, Georgia Roberts, Rose Gilbert, luline Allen, Anita Copeland, Lillian Doty, Eleanor Ransom, Ioan Jackson, Della- joan Kuni. Third Row: Donald Robinson, lulia Otto, Frances Baer, Janine Davis, Shirley Lowe, Doris Coyle, Miss Leutheusser, Bob Hernandez. Fourth Row: Kenneth Duewell, Stanley Sokol, Bill lackson, Bob Thaier. Not Shown: Ioe Teska. OUR THO'TS WILL EVER TURN TO YOU Joel Ar it roup 14.4 J! . . rennzng .1 roup in Jen M euuer is l'0ll,.7 Page Forty-seven in Ol,elU2Jag if I'0u,9 BST' . I -df' Norton, Eugenia Stott, Ruth Kucera, First Row: lames Ketcherside, Paul Kersting, Dean Vaughn, Daniel lmogene Comer, La lean Faust, Peggy Conner, Loyce Stevens. Second Row: Roy Clifton, Isabel Guer- rero, Shirley Pearce, Phyllis Darrah, Delphia Leonard, Earleen Russell, Shirlene Barker, Willow Sanders, Betty Freitag, Sonia Gross. Third Row: William Denny, Donald Kroupa, Billy Wry, loseph O'Connell, Martin Hughes. Not Shown: Paul Remmers, Norman Poston, Fred Lees, Virginia Allen. in 1 7 ellllif 5 PUMP First Row: Shirley Short, Barbara Bridges, Richard Kuhs, Betty Ann Kuliiay, Layerne Pennington, Nydavel Iohnson, Thelma Barker, Nancy Markham, Ioe McFarland, lacquelin Nagy, Alice Hyatt. Second Row: Patsy Chenoweth, Marian Iohnson, Lloyd Charlconeau, Belly Pruett, Robert Reask, Rita Moyer, lames Bess, Helen Williams, Bill Williams, Alice Medaris, Floyd Charboneau. Third Row: Miss Lewis, Lovell Griffith, Charles Young, Rose Kenner, Frances Sporich, Don Rickard, Lee Pitts, Charles Stetanic, Carmelita Krygel, Elmo Martin, Loy Barker, Don Schlereth. ipfaincoff 3 roula Page Forty-eight M C First Row: Doris Baker, Cora Mae Slattery, Eugene Snyder, Shirley McGee, Barbara Lewis, Dorothy Larcom, Betty Orleana, Naomi Aslinger, Don Vetter, Marie Yee, Mildred Merriman. Second Row: George I-lanselrnan, Vernie Sneed, Carl Sarnbo, Irene Brown, Carlene Reeves, Audrey Ferrell, Arline Greathouse, lohn Rachid, Luther Fuller. Third Row: Robert Shipley, lohn Cooper, Don Campbell, Martin Aslan, Mr. Lippincott. Not Shown: Rebecca Moreno, Felix Rodgers, Bob Soailo, Agnes Volk, KINLEY, WITH COLORS BLACK AND GOLD First Row: Erleen Hughes, Rosemary Sanker, Dennis Wilson, Betty Reando, Alice Mayo, Edgar Sparks, Patricia Lahey, George Keena, William Whitecotton, Iames Deane. Second Row: Guila Shepherd, Betty Trubacik, Betty Enyart, lean Meyer, Elsa Welch, Marilyn Putman, Pat Eubanks, Shirley Welch, Lydia Enriquez, Wanda Brown. Third Row: Harvey Mirqaux, Francis Mohr, James Eddinqs, Chester Sturgeon, Ruth Pruett, lames Apple, Donald Smith, Larry Pfaff. Not Shown: Mary Earls, Norma Hovis, Willard Inrtis, Zadia Sparks. 1'- First Row: Leon Meyer, Zella Lane, Vonda Baker, Launa lames, Georgianna Farley, Shirley Eckhotf, Loretta Harmon, Roma Allen, Loretta Hociqes, Charles Donaldson. Second Row: Earl Burnett, Milton Harris, Rogers Klosterrnan, lean Overy, Barbara House, lean Sessions, Norma Iannusch, Evelyn Hopkins, Ierry Ietensky, Claude Silva, Larry Meury. Third Row: Charles Lanqelle, Iohn Wright, Ray Stewart, Carl Leuther, Nick Raic, james Oberg, Charles Rajchart, Melvin Iackson, Mr. Mapes. First Row: Mary Lou Stack, Florence Cheatham, Norma Broy, Gloria Oldham, Kay Kimmel, Nina McGraw, Betty McCollum, Norma Cadwalender, Catherine Bowen, Mabel Leong. Second Row: Albert Scheman, Iohn Muehlman, Patsy Kelley, Claudette Harper, Marqy Ault, Bettie Dollar, Patricia Iundt, Christine Ndina, lan Burnette, lohn Session, Paul Mckee. Third Row: Bill Holsapple, Robert Mendoza, Kenneth Carty, loe Miller, Charles Tiqqes, Rogers Turner, lim Albrecht, Stanford Goss, Bob Ruester. Not Shown: Genevieve Frank, Marvin Sartors, Fran-ses Taylor. MCKINLEY, OUR HEARTS WILL NE'ER GROW COLD, Lu JWA Z. PUMP I'. 9 0,926 5 I'0ll.,J in TM! er i. l'0lll9 Page Forty-nine in . A , uelllllg dlljii POMP in 9 00llCll'l. 5 P01419 ian Oetkfa I'0ll.,9 Page Fitty First Row: Helen Glenn, Helen Cook, Doris Reichart, Betty Thurman, Claudette Reed, Dorla Gibson, Ioy Gaddy, Sybil Rotman, Barbara Putman, Lillith Fox. Second Row: Clarence Byers, Clay Banks, Rose- mary Ballard, Nella Sykes, Betty Sedor, Marsha Scott, Ida Moore, lames Conn, Gerald Comisak. Third Row: Harold Hedrick, lohn Doskocil, Robert Grossenheider, William Hibdon, William Dickerson, Theo- dore Czapla, Terrence Kerschner, William Gray, Charles Baum. Not Shown: Robert Green. First Row: Patricia Lewis, Doris Angel, Marguerite Boulicault, Phyllis Mannweiler, Ethel Reisch, Clarine Brand, Betty Ann Gambill, Esther Boulicault, Shirley Cunio, Dorothy Sinks. Second Row: Clifford Angelo, Katherine Presson, Elizabeth Messnler, Dolores Simpson, Dorothy Spencer, Shirley Schoeniq, Shirley Frey, Dorothy Reeves, Theodore Green. Third Row: George Kirkwood, Albert Simpson, Charles Iarman, William Tockstein, Ronald Reiss, Billy Smith, Bob Andersen, Herman Sullivan. Not Shown: Donald Beck, Delmar Lane, Dorothy Lay, Charles Shults. First Row: Etta Pickett, Patsy Scanlan, Dorothy Mills, Iohanna Popovchak, Betty Lemmon, Eleanor Mueller, Mary Morris, Mary Ann Mallmann, lean Wysocki, Betty Hicks, Margaret Eder. Second Row: Victor Castiaux, Charles Wright, Norma Flanagan, Peggy Thurman, Norma Schneider, Virginia Robert- son, Mary Alice Shrum, Herbert Parrott, Vernon Miller, Charles Clarke. Third Row: Elmer Feltner, Miss Oehler, William Brown, Margie Long, Roy Stetl, Robert Garner, lames Michael, Carl Leibner. Not Shown: Iames Devenport, Dorothy Harris, Melbourne Ottinger. OR ALL THAT YOU HAVE DONE FOR US, First Row: Bernice Mueller, Ferne DeMente, Betty Kobel, Loretta Odorizzi, Iune Pitzl, Betty Anderson, Miss Owens, Ioy Perdue, Sam Osman, Gloria Conway, Patsy Solven. Second Row: Alice Nokley, Betty Akers, Ruth Cotner, Mary Lee Nelson, Marie Slnovich, Betty McFarland, Virginia Presley, Louise White, Marilee Shekelton, Iosepli Baier, Leroy Eldridge. Third Row: Walter Withers, lack Boettiqheimer, Eddie Kammer. Not Shown: Robert Herdlzck, 'William Newlin, Norma Rarney, Frank Russo, Larry Weber. First Row: Audrey Michael, Dolores Cooper, Patricia Mattli, Margaret Zeiss, Wilma Tabers, Shirley Scaqqs, Norma Schuler, La Verne Duewell, Mary Chettle, Doris Lowe, Audrey Wynne. Second Row: Iohn Trudo, James Barnes, Ray Leqqitt, Thelma Cooley, Frieda Ellis, Louie Magee, Theodore Demos, Allan Smith, Pete Becker. Third Row: Mr. Perrtne, Bob Middendori. First Row: Peggy Mataya, Florence Athanas, Shirley Ferguson, Jeanette Iablonowski, Maxine White, Betty Roberts, Marcella Ramsey, Dorothy Gunn, Anna Geers, Virginia West, Doris Quest, Second Row: Ray Payne, Robert Swarinqim, Betty Broy, Audrey Hicks, Ruth Hischke, Barbara Workman, George Poeschel, Edward Cook, Charles Moslander, Third Row: Richard Rogers, Bob Butler, Eugene Schmiedeke, Elza lsland. Not Shown: Clara Coats, Billy Eaton, Lawrence Gassner, George Holstein, Catherine Keser, Robert Mallon, Marge Rhodes. MEANT TO US, WILL BE TO US, L45 7 wen.4 4 I'0u,9 I'. . 1 2l'l'l ne if FOMP in peinAarclf li roula Page Fiftyfone ina Muffler if l'0ll,9 ina 7 on 4 I'0Ml9 ina 12,611 3 I'0MP Page Fifty-two -- . , ll-Cdr , , -any n fi 'it aw: Apr Q w-1-111111 gg: -1 .T . 1 mu ni Q 'W f' First Row: Shirley Brickeen, Doris Davenport, Dollie Seeger, Sharon Brush, Marietta Ralph, Billie lean Head, Doris Holmes, Loretta Vineyard, Lily Duncan, lane Hart, Fern Keith. Second Row: Armand Glanz, Bob Nutt, Iimmie Fox, Martha Sheffield, Dolores Creamer, Robert Stephan, Vernon Stetanic, Miss Reutner. Third Row: lack Allen, Harry Chadwell, Hubert Church. Not Shown: Doris Patterson, Iames Prince, Paul Tesreau, Melvin Iundt. . ..- 'Jf ,l'Q? ' -.1 ' First Row: Owen Lewis, Robert C-argus, Betty Newman, Darlene Baer, Ida Stocker, Louise Hill, Enola Mitchell, Mary Blackwell, Doris Montgomery, Duke Braddy, Norman Bryson. Second Row: William War- ren, Arthur Cooper, Clara Rulo, Elvadine Hickman, Elinor Frederici, LaVerne Martin, Edward Hernane dez, Robert Kuntz, Travis Hutfstutler. Third Row: Douglas Shuster, Raymond Brunner, Don Eschelbach, Ioseph Crocker, Donald Weisz, Eugene Miller, Gene Fletcher. Not Shown: Elaine Bunch, Dolores Cos- tello, Edward Mintner, Mary Spies. D' .,:.-Q34 ' i. clan-av-w v D rf- . , V vumga 1 7' ,Q 1 xiii' i ..,,i. hf ifi :fi First Row: Robert Kennedy, Charles Stimac, Melvin O'Bannon, Rosemarie Schwab, Nick Milosevich, Rose Mary Steinhotf, Iames Klepper, Marion Lee Steller, Shirley Pottinger, Dolores Sicking. Second Row: Maxine Farris, Arlene Bowling, Jacqueline Iackson, Betty Valenzuela, Iune Tallent, Barbara Hughes, Helen Richardson, Devada Shaneytelt, Betty Seitried, Colleen Cooper, George Quest. Third Row: Bert Smith, john Rust, Charles Robinson, Eugene O'Toole, Donald Smith, Catherine Adams. Not Shown: Peggy Burton, Albert Funston, Iack Iones, Iohn Misich, Freddie Mosgueda. MCKINLEY, WE'RE SONS AND DAUGHTERS ALL, First Row: Norma Sheridan, Pauline Russo, Cleora Holter, Sue Marks, Shirley Gill, Mildred Perko, Helenlois Lee, Doloris Renqier, Mary E, Ruckman, lvlaribetlt Lee. Second Row: Robert Trott, Robert Swacker, Barbara Rainey, Betty Gilbert, Shirley Dallas, Patsy Fairris, Lorraine Williome, Charles Stott, Billy Metcalf, Larry Cowens. Third Row: William Cleer, Kenneth Braun, Oliver Mueller, Robert Henley, Edward Morton. Not Shown: Harry Boyd, Betty I. Henry. First Row: Diana Verlinick, Dorothy Pratt, Wilma French, Elizabeth Athanas, Helen Leavitt, Gloria Bruce, Erma Estep, Wayma Hays, Mary Randolph, Ella Theves, Wanda Bain. Second Row: Melvin lanovic, Ervin Raminq, Iames Wallace, Betty lo Melber, Eva Ossiq, Eugene Smith, Frank Breiner. Third Row: William Lourwood, Edwin Hipp, Iames Tettamble, Lawrence Sinovich, Donald Renshaw, Rudy Hartmann, Mr. Shewman. Not Shown: Ronald Hillis, Charlotte Lautenberqer, Paul Akers, Herman Harris, William Oakley. First Row: Billy Owens, Mary Lou Lawson, Don Reed, Laverne Seel, Floyd Iackson, Marion Barron, Fred Dirck, Delores Lemons, Evelyn Gallo, Lavern Ottensmeyer. Second Row: Geraldine Iohnston, Annie Leong, Tillie Kosma, Eva King, Ruby Iones, lean Podesva Dorothy Turner, Darlene Hrevus, Anna Rose Kortemeyer. Third Row: Duane Smith, Nora Mitchell, Elizabeth Sanders, Lois Fay Smith, Miss Sttllwell, Mary Klipstine, Harold Minker. Not Shown: Pete Duncan, Esther Henson, Amy Hicks, Iohn Tucker, Earl Weber. .xx .N -Y X . in ? ul:7,I72fJ POIIP WA SL 211101 Hn if l'0lllJ 1 .1 J ,Slzmue f 3 rou,J McKlNLEY, WE'LL COME WHEN E'ER YOU CALL. p,,,,9F,f,,.,,,,.e , x ina .S,frac!afB l'0Ml9 ia: NSQITLMLE if l'0ll.l9 ian 311- ' lejen. 5 l'0ul9 Page Fifty-four First Row: Mattie Reynolds, Shirley Wollz, Norman Meier, Maxine Lane, Margie Hart, Ierry Campbell, Betty Hughes, William Popovchak, Wilma Fuller, Mildred Vtfallace. Second Row: Howard Marshall, Maureen Klein, Ianice Smith, Wanda Davis, loanna Elson, Betty Solven, Betty Pullam, Katherine Tie- mann, Alice Lancaster, Elmer Nesselhaui. Third Row: lames Norris, Robert Muller, lack Meystrik, Ed Hazelwood, Carl Butler, Iohn Rich, William Schmidt. First Row: Barbara Fleming, Ioyce Risinaer, Ieanine loqsdon, Thoinasine Hotchkiss, Betty Nine, Rose- mary Kinq, lrma Cwlore, luanita Drennen, Iacquelyne Barrett, lean Beeman. Second Row: Raymond Hrabovsky, Robert Lockwood, Susan Dodson, Evelyn i-lill, Helen Hawkins, Charlene Bell, Marian Grimm, Iimmie Frye, Rudolph Stuber. Third Row: Oliver Matheus, Daniel Russell, Beryl Copeland, Anthony Dresner, Dennis Lay, Ronald Iolly, First Row: Verline White, Iacqueline Hill, Florence Ammel, Arclell Clark, Carlyne Dodd, Pat Shore, Gloria Randolph, Ioyce Osborne, Rosemary Zeumann, Mary Mourion. Second Row: Iohn Groteqeers, Iackie Bianchi, Beverly DeWees, Jerry Robinson, Martha Wilson, Irene Seib, Merita Nassil, Edward Richards. Third Row: John Schorr, Robert laudes, Roger Herrmann, Merrill Oakley, Dave Tanner, Ioe Wilson, William Trott, Richard Kienlen, 'LL NE'ER FORGET DEAR ONES WE'VE M IU. OMIIIJEII I'0ll,7 First Row: Shirley Mills, Arlene Henkel, Barbara Van Dalsen, Lala Tucker, Mary Bradley, Iune Forshee, Antoinette Certo, Eileen Spxess, Ianet Iones, Barbara Haque, Betty Crowley. Second Row: Mrs. Town- send, Patricia Seib, Mo Ann Murphy, Anna Clifton, Roberta Payne, loyce HelveY, lilckie Ruth Glenn, ludith Dellriest, Naomi Nichols. Third Row: Bill Keelzng, Ralph Kluesner, William Wirtel, Rowland Clarke, lack Wallis, Milton Berahoefer, Don Smith, Donald Magee, Harold Williams, Thomas Kerley. 1.45 , roup First Row: Edwin Howell, Nickolas Verlinick, Norma Clary, Mary Ann Schnieder, Clara Sykora, June Dean, Dorothy Sauncheqrow, Mildred Luck, Mary Ann Pueschel, Don Prather, Bill Sullivan, Second Row: Harold Chadbourne, Betty Bridges, Frances Newlin, Bonnie Synder, Opal Morris, Ioan Allen, Shirley Platt, Roella Marshall, Dorothy Atlianas. Third Row: Gary Nickless, Ioe I-lebenstreit, Robert I-laertlinq. L14 WML 5 l'0u,7 First Row: Luella Groves, Robert Leichenauer, Mary lane Gay, Eu-gene Chulick, Barbara Weatherford, Glcnn Coffman, Helen Sauncheqrow, Georqe Zeiss, Lorraine Fairless, Shirley Leber. Second How: Lor- raine Hanneken, Evelyn Rapp, Alma Sones, Delma Hawkins, Adaline Williams, Claudette Mowery, Dolores Bolanovich, Betty Heath, Alice lanes, loyce Bode, Shirley Schippers, Miss Walsh. Third Row: Albert Kreysar, Angelo Colona, Walter Schoenfeld, Bill Caskanett, Iames Penrose, Miles Rellch, Norman Vaughn, Leroy Long. THREE CHEERS Folk THE BLACK AND THE GOLD. in . Y eua 4 I'0ll.,9 I'- e,,,,m!J.la POMP Page Fifty-six First Row: Robert Fleming, Virginia Thayer, Peggy Stone, Gus Panu, Catherine Nagy, William Osmack, Helen Mosir, Walter Laks, Dora lane Roman, Lester Boehm. Second Row: Raymond Clifton, Marlene Markham, Thelma Duke, Ramona Wood, Elizabeth Emery, Edna Iean Light, Lannie Frey, Marilyn Weso- lich, Robby Farley, Maxine Krewson, Betty Lands, Bob Iones. Third Row: Miss Weiss, Virginia Wag- ner, Melvin Frey, Raymond Thomure, lean Klosterrnan, Shirley Luster, Patricia Iett, Alvin Tullock, Iohn Majneric, Frank Polito. First Row: lean Boyer, Patricia Gage, Norma Iones, Gayle Frantz, Shirley Kienzler, Walter West, Nancy Henerfouth, Betty Callaway, lane Raback, Dorothy Gage, Carol Birk. Second Row: Robert Hughes, Iimmie Smith, Frank McClaren, Iacqueline Rode, Patricia Crew, Carolyn Zehnbauer, Eugene Carroll, Melvin Arnett. Third Row: Eugene Dale, Ronald Hirsch, Thomas Vetter, Iames Parentiri, Gerald Sides, Paul Mudra. we Cfaad ofyanuary, I9 3 MR. GREENING Arlene Bomarito Donald Bradley Paul Camp Carol Carbaugh Marilyn Carrell Gloria Davenport Ronald Doyle Armnta Graham Ralph Gremminger Doris Harrison loyce Hibdon Patsy Johnson Joyce Jones La Verne Lawson Jean McDonald Fred Minor Ioe O'Leary Fred Peltz Anne Polito Franklin Pomeroy Pat Rawie Evelyn Raymo Della Rickard Dorthy Rose Mary Lou Roy Iune Severin Claire Tabers Delores Taylor Patsy Stovall MISS KLAGES lohn Bowers Alvera Boyen Ralph Bradford Barbara Burnett Betty Burnett Nick Dopuch Marlene Dreyer Shirley Fagg Margaret Harris Buddy Hill Francis Karn Mary Jane Koupa we enera! gbafucafion Cyarkied Larry Lawson Richard McClain William McGowan Norman Montgomery Christine Moore Joan Murphy James Myers Gertrude Nesselhaut James Pruitt Virginia Robertson Jacquelyn Robinson Rogers Robinson Janice Rood lack Rowe Jimmie Sisson Don Stadler Kenneth Swehla Edward Upton LaVerne Webber Ronald Weiss MR. LIPPINCOTT Verna Black Jim Broderick Dagma Campbelle Doris Carey Donald Conrad Charles Delleart Gloria Faulkenberry Loretta Jenkins Robert Johnson William Kinder Richard Knittel Violette LaFerire lim Maurice Dorothy Medcalf Bob Meyer Ioan Mueller Dolores Narancic Leoma Patton Rose Posch lulia Prochko Lee Roy Simpson Glenda Tanner Pauline Theodore Robert Voigtmann Eileen Walters Viva Whitehouse Charles Wilson Zelee Wren MISS OWENS William Bauer Irene Broughton Beverly Chadwell Charles Clifton Wilma Clubb Alice Davis George Etheridge Shirley Fears Johnnie Fe-nbeck Charles Jung Patsy Holbrook Madonna Heitman Marjorie Hinton Bessie lash Louise Jamison Obie Kirk Sally Leong Lila Lee Lubich Bob Maloney Billie Mitchell Don Morgan Betty Owens Rose Palozzola Shirley Scoby Nancy Seitz Donald Shackelford Richard Smith Alberta Stokes Kenneth Summers MR. PFAFF Loretta Anderson Don Ayers Hazel Brewer Wayne Bussel Clarice Cooley Betty Hampton Betty Hardwick Bill Hartmann Melvin Hewlett Douglas Kolb Eddie Larcom Peggy Moreau Zora Neislein Betty Odom Lois Ohms Dewayne Palmer Paul Parker Gene Patrick Dewey Phillips Dovie Ransom Dorothy Robertson Arlene Roy Billy Short Leonard Smith Donald Stamm William Sutton Jerry Tharp Donald Wren MISS REINHARDT Betty Bequette Donald Boyce Emma Burlbaw Charles Burns Arthur Cornejo Harvey English Joseph Errett Grace Farrior Florence Gassner Nova Graham Audrey Gutman Barbara Hancock Patty Horton Beverly Howard Betty Jones Jacqueline Lobsinger James Maness Norma Moore Joyce Morgan Catherine Morris Leonard Raeber Anita Rhoades Rosemary Rhodes Lee Richardson Le Roy Sandage Dorthy Scott MISS WEISS Harold Alcorn LueDora Austin Eleanor Barnes Elizabeth Beakley Bob Brooks Shirley DeNoon Bob Ericson Noveita Ferguson Juanita Glenn Billie Jean Hamlin Frank Koontz William Moeller Ioe Moslander Willard Reeves Lloyd Reil Iames Roberts Lila Sanders John Shamus Violet Siegler Wilma Strode Earle Swallows Barbara Temper Donald Tockstein Frieda Turnbough Helen Marie Whitaker Shirley Whitledge Frank Windegger Pat Wisdom Page Fifty-seven mJc,.L, HEN you see McKinley standing so proudly, cheering valiant teams, what is the feeling that fills your heart and mind? It's the love you have for your school, the school that stands for good clean sports, for loyalty, for school spirit. At games one can see Goldlougs all over the place cheering classmates along. When We have our dances, to the music of the McKinley Band, the place is lively with Goldbugs. At G. A. A. programs do the girls have the support and applause of their classmates? By all means! Hearty support is given to all school activities. Like a loyal family, we may have feuds among ourselves, but just let any outsider try any funny tricks with the Goldbugs! It's McKinley for McKinley, first, last, and always. The Goldbugs will proudly carry the Black and Gold through fair or foul Weather with the pride and the spirit ot Dear Old McKinley. -Polly Whitener Seated: Pauline Brown, Patricia Seib, Mary Lou Pohliq, Betty Reando, Mary Ann Mallmann. Standing: Martha Wilson, Betty Connelly, Anna Kramer, Joe Trim, Rosemary Zeumann, Shirley Kienzler. Not Shown: Jackie Ruth Glenn, Rose Mary Hellman, Marian Kohlauif, Martha Sheffield, Mildred Verlinick, jig Wuggef .Sjfaff Sponsors, Miss Beck and Miss Buch FALL TERM SPRING TERM Pauline Brown Editor Pauline Brown Iackie Ruth Glenn Assistant Editor Mary Lou Pohlig Literary Editor Rosemary Zeumann Bose Mary Holman Typists Anna Kramer Marian Kohlautf Patricia Seib Betty Beando Patricia Seib loe Trim Snapshot Photographer loe Trim Seated: Anna Mae Iames. Standing: Charles Jarman, Betty Hassell, Leanna Killingsworth. Not Shown: Linda Campbelle, Edward Burke, Katherine Helfrich, Clara Sykora, Betty Roberts. Page Sixty McKinley's annual year book, the NUGGET, rep- resents the year's work accomplished by the NUG- GET Staff. Credit is due not to just one individual but to each person's own hard work under the guidance of Miss Beck and Miss Buch. This book is your book, concerning the year's past history in your school, McKinley. we Wuggef .SJMIQQPJCL Qfflfflell These students by coming out on top in the com- petition ot the sales ot NUGGETS have gained the distinctive title, Supersalesmen. Each one sold twenty or more yearbooks and the NUGGET Staff gives each one a vote of thanks for his tine work. Sponsor, Mr. Neller Financial Adviser, Mr. Shewrnan FALL TERM SPRING TERM Edgar Sparks Editor Ronald Reiss Alice Mayo Assistant Editor Ioy Gaddy Ronald Reiss Managing Editors Clara Sykora Pauline Charley Business Manager Betty Roberts Every day, the first period, a group of hard-working pupils meet in Room 309 with the purpose ot publishing the school paper. The Staff is composed ot boys and girls who are interested in writing or doing newspaper Work. The GOLDBUG is honored to be among the members of the OUILL 61 SCROLL SOCIETY ot the NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION and of the MISSOURI INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION. The paper also holds honors awarded by the Tuberculosis Society of St. Louis in the school press project. Funds are acquired by selling subscriptions, putting on shows, and giving dances. First Row: Don Renshaw, Billie Iean Head, Pauline Charley, Edgar Sparks, Alice Mayo, Ronald Reiss, Clara Sykora, Ioy Gaddy, Shirley McGee, Second Row: Mr. Neller, Bill Pruett, Carldean Calamia, Gene Smith, Ray Hodge, Mary Baker, Iohn Sullivan. Not Shown: Vonda Ioyce Baker, Helen Boyd, Ian Burnette, Wanda Craig, Anna Mae Iames, Albert Kreysar, Iacquelin Nagy, Daniel Norton, William Pruett, Betty Roberts, Jeanette Sigmon, Dorothy Smith, Eugene Smith, Inalee Stewart, Frank Strother, William Voeqtlin. Page Sixty-one First Row: Donald O'Brien, Iames Cadwalender, Richard Schromm, Iames Miller, Eugene Worsham. Second Row: Bill Patton, Bob Stamp, Mr. Haifner, Steve Grieshaber, Bob Patton. Not Shown: Russell Gibson. we .gzruice Sponsors, Mr. Hatfner and Miss Straube President, Eugene Worsharn Vice-President, Russell Gibson Secretary, Bill Patton Sergeant-at-Arms, Bob Patton 349 Oligfaf Sponsor, Miss Rule The boys and girls who help in the library render a service to the school which is appreciated by teachers and pupils alike. They arrange books on the shelves so that they can be easily found when neededg and when new books are received, they prepare them for circulation. First Row: Ieanette Straub, Charlene Reagan, Pat Fairris, Pat lett, Barbara Begole, Mary Klipstine. Second Row: Dolores Foster, Verline White, Robert Love, Charles Jarman, Elizabeth Boyd, Naomi Aslin- ger, Ierry Ann Robinson. Third Row: Frank Kasal, Robert Garner, Zane Squires, Elmer Nesselhauf, Kenneth Duewell, Melvin Ianovic, Don Vlleisz, Ervin Raming. Not Shown: Margaret Ameln, Marion Barron, Fern DeMent, Dorothy Gunn, Orville Hicks, Buddy Hill, Iames Ketcherside, George Kirkwood, Kenneth Kliros, Ray Payne, Shirlee Pearce, Carlton Reeves, Virginia Rice, Edward Richards, Rogers Robinson, Dorothy Spencer, Claudette Reed, Shirley Welch. Page Sixty-two fi' , sg 1 are .gzwlenf Counci Sponsor, Mr. Platt FALL TERM Barbara Davis President Edward Mintner Vice-President - Betty O'Dell Secretary SPRING TERM Stanley Magoc President Danny Baum Vice-President Bita Moyer Secretary Edward Mintner, Barbara Davies, Betty O'De1l. One oi the biggest projects under Way at McKinley is our Student Coun- cil. Under the guidance of Mr. Ptati, the elected officers and members try to give the student body a chance to express itself and to learn democratic procedure. To become a member of this body, one is elected to represent his advisory and cast his vote. The Council takes part in and promotes such things as the Freshman Party, Straw Vote, Tuberculosis and Bed Cross Col- lections, recognizing student honors, and managing other civil and social functions. First Row: Geneva Sanders, lune Pitzl, Billie lean Head, Lois Heznick, Anna Kramer, Shirley Kierizler, Lorraine Kothe, Rosemarie Schwab, Barbara Davies, Eva Ossiq. Second Row: Delores Cooper, Louise Hill, Lalean Faust, Mary Martha Dabner, Shirley McGee, Eleanor Mueller, Mary Ann Wilson, Lois Foster, Georqelieena, Betty O'Dell. Third Row: Rita Gaye Moyer, Ioyce Kurtz, Eva King, Betty Thurman, Doris Quest, Wilma Fuller, Kay Kimmel, Danny Baum, Farrell Andersen, Earl Iohnson, Herman Sul' livan. Fourth Row: Kathy Mullen, Ann Iakovac, Ralph Kluesner, Bill Downs, Bob Onder, Iohn Branch, Norman Vauqhn, Don Slaz- nick, Harold Oye, Bob Owens, Stanley Maqoc, Ioe Novak, Ed Mintner. Not Shown: Mary Mclaauqhlin, Barbara Broderick, lean Sessions, Norma Clary, Merrill Oakley, Shirley Scagqs, Dorothy Pilkington, Anna Houqland, Pauline Russo, Marlene Markham, Iames Frye. Page Sixty-three Miss Connor, Mr. Weld, Miss Becker, Mr. Dee, Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. Hartmann. we lgrinciiaazi anc! we e Siu!! This small but capable group is responsible for the efficiency with which McKinley is managed. lt is composed of men and Women who are personally interested in seeing that the students receive the best education and guidance possible. me Wofkerd President Mrs. W. G. Ray First Vice-President Mrs. L. Sandler Second Vice-President Mrs. V. Hermann Recording Secretary Mrs. L. Heisler Corresponding Secretary Mrs. R. Vendell Treasurer Mrs. S. Kulichar Hostess Mrs. F. I. Hart Second Hostess Mrs. S. Diehl Historian Mrs. Podrosky This picture shows the celebration of their Sixteenth Anniversary held at the DeSoto Hotel, on lanuary 26, l949. . Page Sixty-four unior own Weefing Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson lExcerptl lt was a real pleasure to participate in this Iunior Town Meeting and We will look for- ward to Corning back next year. Corclially, Ralph I. Gentles Public Relations KXOK I o Ioseph Novak fseatedl, Ruth Broderick Iseatedl, Iackie Ruth Glenn. we ice citlegaem The pupils in this group enjoy doing clerical Work, running errands, and typing for Mr. Dee, Mr. Weld, Miss Connor, Miss Becker, and Mrs. Schmidt. The time these pupils give is very much appreciated. First Row: Norma Broy, Susan Enriquez, Betty Kobel, Iune Cooper, Lorraine Kothe, Annette Haynes, Ioan Lammert, Earleen Rus sell, Shirley D'Aqostin, Second Row: Ioan Bennett, Iune Forshee, Marian Kohlautf, Helen Mosir, Catherine NGCJY, Virginia Wagner, Sally Miller, Vonda Baker, Kay Kimmel, Barbara Ringwald, Anna Mae Iames, Evelyn Rapp. Third Row: Elsa Welch, Moray Ault Helen Boyd, Paul Tesreau, Doris Holmes, Sybel Masterson, Ferne DeMent, Phyllis Darrah, Ian Burnette, Sybil Rotman, Carol Burke Fourth Row: Christine Ndina, Claudette Harper, Betty Reondo, Matylda Bilka, Delores Adams, Shirley Gill, Virginia Presley, Shirl ley Schippers, Bernice Mueller, Chester Sturgeon. Page Sixty-five First Row: Iohn Rachid, Iune Dean, Ianet Hatter, Catherine Nagy, Ann lakovac, Dorothy Troutt, Ioan Dean, Ray Hodge. Second Row: Bob Ruester, Howard Marshall, Dorsie Boyd, Iackie Ruth Glenn, Edgar Sparks, Eugene Snyder. je .SZOQCLLQPJ 0l lfll'l'l Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson The purpose of the Speakers Forum is to encourage public speaking. lts members participate in The American Legion Oratorical Contest and in the Iunior Town Hall Meetings. we yunior ramaficd The Iunior Dramatics Club is a club sponsored by Miss Noonan. Every Friday at 3:05 the club meets in Room 2l2. The purpose ot this group is to encourage interest in dramatics. The requirements tor membership are simple. One must desire to take part in school plays, and to show an interest in dra- matics. Throughout the year the main activities are entertaining the freshmen and participating in the Talent Show. First Row: Susan Dodson, Shirley Pottinaer, Norma tones, Gayle Franty, Charlene Dobinsky, Sybil Rotman, Anna-Mae Iames, Barbara Rmgwald, Iacquelyn Barrett. Second Row: Orville Hicks, Bob Hughes, Fred Dirck, Elmer Nesselhauf. Page Sixty-six we junior own sua! .SGQGLQPJ October 21, l948 McKinley High School Auditorium Topic: Do High School Students Make the Best Use of Their Leisure Time? PROGRAM l. Chairman .r..,,,,,,,,,,.,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Mr, Dee 2. Guest Moderator .,...t.......,ir...... Mr. Barrington 3. Speakers Affirmative-Ioseph Novak Negative-lackie Ruth Glenn Affirmative-Ruth Broderick NegativeWAlvin Baker 4. Questions from Audience ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Audience 5. Guest Moderator ....,..,....,......... Mr. Barrington Alivin Baker, Iackie Ruth Glenn, lose-ph Novak, Ruth Broderick, Robert Morris. jk? pain PL5A0p Many times have we been asked what goes on in the Radio Workshop Class, Lately our work has been concerned with the writing and producing of student scripts dealing with round table discussions, sports, broadcasts, news commentations, commercials, straight dramatic scripts, and musical re- cordings. One oi our best works this term was our part in the pageant, Man's Search for God, given tor the Association oi School Administrators. Another was the program given on April 6, over station KFUO. The script presented was The Straw Ox, taken trom The Four Winds. First Row: Robert Haertlirig, Ioe Hebenstreit, lack James, Bill Patton, Second Row: Norma Schneider, Jeanette Lee-ker, Doris Reichert, Rutli Kiicera, Sheelagh Hagerty, Lee Battles, Bonnie Snyder, Alina Sones. Third Row: Iiin Iolinston, Elnicr Feltner, Pat Gage, Tlioinas Brown, Glenn Coffman. Page Sixty-seven First Row: Marvin Gibson, Annie Leong, Evelyn Beczkala, Betty Anderson, Elmer Dreyer, Anna Kramer, Eugenia Stott, Ioy Gaddy, Earl Iohnson. Second Row: Betty Orleana, Patsy Kelley, Beverly Snyder, Marcella Leeker, Hen- rietta Kelley, Linda Campbelle, Bernice DeWitt, Catherine Nagy, Robert Ruester, Iarnes Parentin. Third Row: Boris Dimcoit, Raymond Brunner, Phillip Neuroth, Ralph Kluesner, Robert Stephan, George Zeiss, Walter Laks, Robert Swacker. Fourth Row: Iohn Branch, Gilbert Driskell, Bill Patton, Eugene Schmiedeke, Edward Burke, Dennis Wil- son, Melvin O'Bannon, Steve Souris, Ioe Wilson. we jig! .SJCLLJIWIQII Each term a member of every advisory group is elected to the job of selling tickets for school affairs. This is a great and difficult job, but the sales- men never give up trying. They deserve great credit for giving their time and effort to this important service. je Woniford These boys give up a period a day for the service of McKinley. They are stationed at the entrances, and they direct visitors, check lunch passes, and check early dismissal slips. Only those are accepted who are reliable and respected by the students and Whose attendance record is good. First Row: Harold Hedrick, Glenn Coffman, Robert Ruester, Farrell Andersen, Steve Souris, Ioe Wilson, Oliver Mathews, Herman Sullivan, Kenneth Schopp. Second Row: Martin Hughes, Bill Brown, Iames Apple, Francis Moore, lohn Rachid, Bill Campey, Eugene Schmiedeke, George Zeiss, Melvin Iackson. Third Row: Norman Meier, Ed Morton, Bob Leichenauer, Pete Becker, Bob Morris, Stanley Magoc, Ierry letensky, Gene Chulick. Fourth Row: Bob Mallon, Benson Berry, Larry Weber, Iim Parentin, Eugene Snyder, Bob Muller, Milton Berghoefer, Miles Relick, Floyd Jackson, Melvin Ianovic. Page Sixty-eight First Row: Ioan Lovett, Stella Corona, Evelyn Hobson, Eugenia Stott, Mary Ann Wilson, Eleanor Mueller, lune Pitzl, Catherine Mallon, Doris Quest, Rosemary Steinhotf. Second Row: Rita Moyer, Laverne Pennington, Madonna Rydzik, Genevieve Kowalewski, Alice Medaris, Ieannette Monahan, Rosemary Zeumann, Beverly Snyder, Mildred Perko, Martha Sheffield, Marietta Ralph. Third Row: Margaret Kennedy, Betty Connelly, Marlene Seibert, Car- melita Krygel, Nancy Markham, Iacquelin Nagy: Doris Patterson, Delores Mueller, Carol Steinmeyer, Marilee She- kelton, Dolores Bolanovich, Patsy Patterson. Fourth Row: George Wierschem, Danny Baum, Philip Neuroth, Ray Brunner, Charles larman, Adolph Reinecke, Harold Oye, Thomas Pappademos, Gus Theodore, Dennis Wilson, Not Shown: Geraldine Peters, Mary Lou Clary. we mgirifrafion 64746 Sponsor, Miss Krenning This group ot boys and girls, under the competent guidance of Miss Krenning, helps the student body to register in their classes. They are recom- mended by their teachers on the basis of their co-operation and regularity of attendance. First Row: Shirley McGee, Doris Fields, Eva King, Shirley Schoeniq, Betty I-lassel, Shirley Frey, Eileen Spiess, Mary Fleming, Betty Roberts, Clara Sykora. Second Row: Shirley D'Agostin, La lean Faust, Bonnie Hawkins, Shirley Eckhotl, Geraldine Peters, Shirley Gill, Delores Adams, Doris Holmes, Marcella Leeker, Marlene Markham, Polly- anne Whitener, Eva Ossig, Third Row: Erma Estep, Margy Ault, Dorothy Reeves, Loetta Lackey, Rita Whitecot- ton, Ioan Elson, Mary Keith, Rosemarie Schwab, Barbara Van Dalsen, Fred Muelilhauser. Fourth Row: Robert Iaudes, Myron Carnal, Dolores Foster, Barbara Davies, Betty Reando, Shirley Ktenzler, Merita Nassit, Steve Souris, Robert Merriman, Ray Hodge, Merrill Oakley. Not Shown: Donald Weiss, Ianine Loqsdon. Page Sixty nine 'L W j- ' W.. ' 'QE , ft , . First Row: Billy 'Wry, Fred Lay, Boris Dimcoit, Don Slaznick, Robert Sharp, Edward Mintner, George Zeiss, Wil- liam Popovchak. Second Row: Don Norton, Ronald Webber, LeRoy Glore, Andrew Gerber, Robert Stephan, Ed- ward Terry, Stanley Magoc, Eugene Schell. Third Row: Rowland Clarke, Robert Leigh, Oliver Mueller, Frank Paladin, Charles Fraizer, Raymond Brunner, Richard Reeg, Gene Chulick, Frank Breiner. Fourth Row: Richard Rogers, Wilbur Leichenauer, Kenneth Carty, Steve Grieshaber, William Bartz, George Hammack, Charles Pericich, loe Novak, Charles Tigges. we .xduiafion Sponsor, Mr. Marx Every Wednesday after school this group of boys meets to learn more about the Air Age we are living in, and the progress being made. The only requirement for membership is to build a model airplane. Activities throughout the year are visits to the airport and talks on new methods of building and testing model airplanes. This Club was honored by having a member, Boris Dimcott, receive the second State Award oi Missouri in the Fisher Body contest. .gyoclagfad ollafina Sponsor, Mrs. Townsend The members ot the Latin Club are always outstanding students. Both present and former Latin pupils may belong and meet on alternating Fridays in Room 315. At the meetings they discuss the ancient civilization of the world. They also have plays, parties and picnics. ,,,,,,,.f fb. W1 First Row: Elsa Welch, Marilee Shekelton, Margaret Kennedy, Betty Lands, Martha Sheffield, Mary Lou Pohliq, Ianet Iones, Eileen Spiess. Second Row: Anna Lorentz, Patricia Seib, Beverly Snyder, loyce Helvey, Shirley Mills, Barbara Hughes, Evelyn Hopkins, Marilyn Murphy, Barbara Van Dalsen. Third Row: Mrs. Townsend, William Wirtel, Edna Ruth Mansfield, Franklin Vaughn, Shirley Welch, lack Meystrik. Page Seventy First Row: Fred lung, Wilbur Dobinsky, Catherine Mallon, Rae lean Riden, Arlene Gerdel, Louise Hill, Dorothy Dirck Second How: Boris Dimcoff, Phyllis Mannweiler, Iohn Mistch, Virginia Wagner, Charles Wurtz, Geraldine Peters, Wilma French, Antoinette Certo, Betty Northener, Arlene Mitchell, Ioyce Burke, Mzss Ferguson, Norma f7Ae,4ff .Slfwlmfl Sponsor, Miss Ferguson These are the students in our several art classes who will be the future artists of the country. Thep participate in poster contests: they design linoleum block patterns and Easter hatsy they draw the posters announcing McKinley's coming events: and they engage in many other projects to show off their f7Ae c,,f,,, at Sponsor, Miss Heavilon The purpose of the College Club is to create fellowship among the girls. The club gives occasional parties and other social activities. Meetings are held on alternating Thursdays in Room 220. Sheridan, Carlyne Dodd. artistic ability. First Row: Betty Anderson, Loretta Odorizzi, Evelyn Beczkala, Lois Heznick, Billie lean Head, lean Hall, Ann Jako- vac, Nancy Henertouth, Mary Lou Lawson, Dolores Creamer. Second Row: Betty Kibel, Tillie Kosma, Charlene Reagan, Shirley Dallas, Mary Ann Mallmann, Eugenia Stott, Ioan Vfalls, Mary Schloss, Ieannette Monahan, Anna Kramer, Mary Lou Pohlig. Third Row: Peggy Burton, Ruth Broderick, Helen Boyd, Catherine Nagy, Helen Mosir, Lois Foster, Doris Dirck, Dorsie Boyd, Betty Hughes. Fourth Row: Dorothy Dirck, Gloris Lawson, Pauline Charley, Alice Mayo, Rosemary Zeumann, Merita Nassif, Betty Reando, Shirley Kienzler, Betty Io Melber. Not Shown: Arline Greathouse, Rosemary King, Betty Lands. Page Seventy-one Seated: Bill Wirtel, Charles Donaldson, Dolores Cooper, Ioan Lammert, Colleen Cooper, Raymond Brunner. Stand- ing: Floyd Ormsby, Mr. Shewman, Zane Squires, Walter Koessel, lack Meystrik, Luther Fuller. we Sponsor, Mr. Shewman Every first and third Monday ot the month this group meets alter school in Room 220. The purpose of this club is to learn more about stamps. There 1 is no requirement for membership except to be interested in stamps and stamp V, i collecting. The activities of this club are auctions ot stamps and stamplyljdf-,Q hibits tor the Whole school. Individual prizes have been Won by membersl lune Dean, Don Smith, Raymond Brunner, and Walter Koessel. X L 9 .K XLXJX ff Q 0 QI' Cl, ang M 7 NPN V I I? ff .SL f' Cf A A ' Sponsor, Miss Walsh First row: Connie Pointer, Ieanette Slgmon, Sally Miller, Lois Foster, Doris Dirck, Virginia Wagner, William Warren, Al Simp- son, Iune Cooper, Audrey Liebman, Iune Cook. Second row: Arlene Mitchell, lean Goddard, Shirley McGee, Shirley Lundstrom, Bonnie Snyder, Vonda Baker, lean Wysocke, Ioy Perdue, Helen Williams, Thelma Barker. Third How: loyce Cooke, Norma lan- nusch, Marie House, Joyce Burke, Kathleen Mullen, Barbara Bridges, Iuanita Garrison, Betty Christopher, Iunice Brookman, Mary Brooks, Norma Butler, Miss Walsh. Fourth Row: Carole Klein, Madonna Rydzik, Frank Eudy, Tony lbolio, Glenn Coffman, lohn Rust, Marlene Markham, Eleanor Hai-bison, Dolores Foster, Peggy Stone, Barbara Van Dalsen. Fifth Row: Duane Smith, Donald Tucker, Bill Denny, Charles Jarman, Elmer Feltner. Page Seventy-two Seated: Charles Clarke, Merrill Oakley, Orville Hicks, Standing: Elmer Nesselhauf, Fred Dirck, Iohn Doskocil, Richard Kienlen. f7Le CZ M CM 0 Sponsor, Miss Craig The Chess Club was organized in 1946, its purpose being to make the game popular and to create friendly relations among the students. Every stu- dent of McKinley can become a member oi this club. The Chess Club plays competitive games with other clubs throughout the year. we ,gee .gzafing Sponsor, Miss Cleveland The lce Skating Club meets every Friday after school from 4:00 to 5:30 p. m. Everyone is welcome to participate and join in the fun. Emblems are awarded to members when they have earned the required number of points. Points are acquired by attending the meetings and skating with the group. First Row: Iohn Schorr, June Pitzl, Dorsie Boyd, Lois Foster, Lorraine Kothe, Annette Haynes, Betty Lands, Mary Morris, Mary Ann Mallmann, Ioy Perdue, Wilbur Dobinsky. Second Row: Bill Montgomery, Shirley Schippers, Ann Iakovac, Arlene Mitchell, Ioyce Burke, Barbara Skeide, Iames Iohnston, Bob Onder. Third Row: Ralph Kluesner, Frank Eudy, Iohn Rust, Doris Baker, Virginia Rob- bertson, Cleara Hotter, Jo Ann Gulley, Nydavel Johnson. Page Seventy-three Iulius E. Hoffman, Arthur C. Lorimier, I. P. Sarniquet, Elroy L. Riess, Anna Keutzer, Newman R. Gregory, August Valleroy, Oscar Buehl. Ze This core of workers whose duty it is to keep McKinley neat and clean does much toward keeping our school presentable. We doff our hats in appre- ciation of their fine service. 342 QZDMHC I 00I'l'l ml' el 6 Perhaps you haven't noticed the nice ladies behind the lunchroom coun- ters or the man who is in charge of the dishes, for you might be one oi the unlucky people who has third lunch. In that case, you might not have paid attention to anything except the food which We all agree is Wonderful. The lunchroom workers deserve a hand. After all, they are the ones who keep things going, and Without them We just Wou1dn't eat. You have probably tasted that delicious cake, you know the kind l mean? Well, you owe it to our clever cooks who can Whip up a cake as nobody else can. The aroma is enough to make one get down on his knees. They are, truly, a fine group, our lunchroom workers. Fxrst Row: Mrs. Katie Frank, Mrs. Ida Pilat, Miss Amelia Knight, Mrs. Caroline Ryan, Mrs, Della Roettger. Second Row: Miss Tillie Kabell, Mrs. Laura Borchardt, Mrs. Lucille Hoffman, Mrs. Ida Nc- wack, Miss Lenore Swan Osunchroom Managerj, Mr. lack Sebold. Page Seventy-tour we gngineer Newman R. Gregory When you come to school on a chilly Monday rnorninq, with teeth chat- terinq and soon find yourself warrn and comfortable, do you ever think with appreciation of the engineer? Besides his many other duties he tends the giant furnace and makes the school the cheerful place it should be. Hats off to the Enqineerl C3!,ll,l'lCAl 00l'l'l ceneri Page Seventy-five Si. ,f1..,.....,., cf... pf., Upper Panel: Edgar Sparks, lackie Ruth Glenn, Beverly Snyder, Iimmy Wiggins Middle Panel: Ioseph Novak, Jimmy Wiggins. Lower Panel: Ioseph Novak, Iohn Schorr, Norman Meier, Mr. Pfaff, Iohn Misich, Jim Tettamble. Page Seventy-six WHAT A LIFE By Clifford Goldsmith CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Shea, Secretary of Mr. Bradley ......,.......,.,..,....,,,,,.,,.,l, Beverly Snyder Mr. Nelson, Assistant Principal ,,,,, Iimmy Wiggins A Student .....,,,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, F rieda Allen A Student ,,,.,,,,, ..,.,,, N orma Schneider A Student ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.........Y,., ,,.., C ora Mae Slattery Mr. Patterson, Teacher of History ,,,, Ioseph Novak Miss Pike, Teacher of Geography ,.,,,, Helen Iohns Bill, a Student .,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lames Tettamble Miss Eggleston, a Teacher ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Ann lakovac Miss Iohnson, a Gym Teacher ,,,,,,,,,,,, Ethel Riesch Mr. Vecchitto, a Parent ,,,,.,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, I o hn Misich Henry Aldrich. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ioe McFarland Barbara Pearson, Class President Marcella Leeker Gertie, a Ticket Salesgirl ,,,,,,,,,,, Nancy Markham Mr. Bradley, Principal of Central High ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,. Norman Meier Miss Wheeler, a Music Teacher ,,,..... Iackie Glenn George Bigelow, the School Sheik ,,,,,, Iohn Schorr Mrs. Aldrich ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,,...,,.,.........., Margie Hart Mr. Ferguson, from the police force..Eclgar Sparks Mary, a Student ,........,,.,....,...,,, Rose Mary Holman SCENES Act I The School Office of Central High School. Act ll The same, the following morning. Act III The same, an hour later. DIRECTOR-Miss Ivy Heidemann Assistant Directorel-lelen Iohns Prompter-Norma Schneider COMMITTEES MAKE-UP--Frieda Allen, Doris Baker, Rose Mary Holman, Frank Eudy, Louise Hill, Bob Onder. PROPERTIESeMary lane Gay, loyce Helvey, De' lores Kukalj, Charlotte Lautenberger, limmie Med- ley, Betty O'Dell, Betty Ann Rest. PUBLICITY-Ruth Broderick, Fern Keith, Marian Kohlauff, Ioseph Miller, Edward Mintner, loe No- vak, Adolph Reinecke, lohn Roy, Eugene Snyder, larnes Tettamble, Members of the Goldbug Staff. STAGE-Boys of the Service Club. USHERS-Farrell Andersen, Barbara Davies, Eva Ossig, Anna Kramer, Marlene Markham, Eleanor Mueller, Mary Ann Wilson. ASSISTING-Miss Connor, Mrs. Clarkson, Miss Heavilon, Mr. Haffner, Mr. Neller, Miss Noonan, Miss Oehler, Mr. Mapes, Mr. Marx, Mr. Pfaff. MUSICAL SELECTIONS by McKlNLEY HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA under the direction of MR. HOWARD VANSKIKE we June 661:55 Way TAKING TI-IE COUNT By Vivian Mayo Iohn Allison Ioe Wilson Emily Allison Imogene Comer loy Allison Wanda Craig Mrs. Laura Howard Ierry Campbell Iimmie Howard Glenn Coffman Eddie Albert Simpson Count Rinaldo Ronald Reiss Dr. Langford Herman Sullivan Thomas Dumont Oliver Matheus Augusta Dumont Peggy Burton Phyllis Dumont Lorraine Kothe Jennie Mary Schloss Prompter . . . Mary Chettle SCENES Act I Living room of the Allison's. Act Il Same as Act I. Several hours later. Act III Same as Acts I and II. Midnight. OFFICERS DRAMATICS CLASS, IUNE, l949 President Ioe Wilson Vice-President Albert Simpson Secretary Mary Schloss Program Chairman Donald Reiss Play Ticket Chairman Imogene Comer N Page Seventy-seve Queen Mary Ann Wilson we Coronafion o we Wnajcndy Queen Wednesday, November 10, 1948, during the sixth and seventh periods, lovely Mary Ann Wilson was crowned McKinley Queen. Ronald Reiss, Co-Managing Editor ot the GOLDBUG, started the Coronation off by introducing the first lady, Miss Pearl Katich, last year's queen, and her escort, Edgar Sparks, editor-in-chief of the GOLDBUG. After taking their places on the stage, they were followed by the ten candidates and their escorts, the McKinley football team, as they, too, were introduced by the Master of Ceremonies. Little Iosephine Russo, seven-year-old sister of one of the candidates, Pauline Russo, acted as crown- Page Seventy-eight The Queen and Dancing Partner, Benson Berry bearer as she did last year. Iosephine held the crown of roses on a white satin pillow and placed it before the editor, who whispered the queen's name to her. She then went forward and knelt before Mary Ann Wilson. Mary Ann, dressed in a rose formal with a hoop skirt and bustle, step- ped to the throne. Edgar Sparks placed the crown on her head and she took her seat on the throne as Pearl retired from her reign as Queen of McKinley High. The Girls Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Perrine, serenaded her. Then, the two queens and the candidates were escorted from the auditorium to the boys' gym, where the Royal Dance was held. Everyone had a won- derful time and all are looking forward very eagerly to next year. Little Iosephine Russo, Crown-Bearer First Row: Ann Iakovac, Mary Arm Wilson, Pauline Russo. Standinq: Betty O'Dell, Barbara Davies, Marcella Leeker, Ethel Reisch, Helen Mosir, Betty Reando, Merita Nassif. Page Seventy-nine First Row: Elmer Feltner, Fred Muehlhauser, Wilbur Dobinsky, Rita Moyer, Esther Boulicault, Eleanor Harbison, Charlotte Schaal, Georgean Grossius. Second Row: Betty Good, Peggy Conner, Ierry Shore, Pat Crew, Eileen Spiess, June Dean, Bob Middendort, Milton Berghoefer, Carl Lerbner, Iohn Trudo, Herman Harris, Donald Hudgens. Third Row: Iohn Schejbal, Tom Butler, Albert Scheman, larnes Nether- cott, Bob Muller, Charles Shults, Mr. Vanskxke, Ioan Dean. 342 COI'lC2I't ECHIJ Sponsor, Mr. Vanskike The members of the concert band meet bright and early each morning at 8:00 A. M. in B-8, Where they rehearse the numbers they play at concerts, aud programs, music festivals, and any place else where they are needed. The purpose of the concert band is to promote a better understanding of music in the school and to educate the students musically. lt also, needless to say, provides very enjoyable entertainment. we Warciing Edna! Sponsor, Mr. Vanskike The marching band's activities are mostly outdoor. They provide enter- tainment for football games, track meets, parades, and other outside functions of the school. Most of the members are taken from the concert band. Page Eighty First Row: Elmer Feltner, Margaret Kennedy, Frank McClaren, Wilbur Dobinsky, Rita Moyer, Betty Good, Ierry Shore, Fred Muehlhauser. Second Row: Peggy Conner, Ellen Presson, Iune Dean, Charles Benson, Barbara Bridges, Milton Berghoefer, Carl Leibner, Iohn Trudo, Herman Harris, Donald Hudgens, Bare bara Begole, Eleanor Harbison. Third Row: Esther Boulicault, Iohn Schejbal, Albert Scheman, Tom Butler, George Hanselman, Walter West, Iames Nethercott, Eileen Spiess, Robert Muller, Charles Shults, Floyd Armsby, Ioan Dean, Mr. Vanskike, Betty Hughes. First Row: Zadia Sparks, Shirley Dallas, Helen Deloft, Marion Lee Steller, Edgar Sparks, Donald Strick- land, Richard Hill, Norma Malle, Bernice Rell, George Holstein, Dean Evans, Roma Allen, Audrey Lieb- man, Betty Leonard, Dolores Creamer, Elvadine Hickman. Second Row: Lydia Enriquez, Thomasine Hotchkiss, Frances Newlin, Joanna Elson, Elaine Bunch, Helen Hughes, Elizabeth Emery, Iune Cooper, Maxine White, Betty Broy, Pauline Russo, Wilma Tabers, Connie Pointer, LaVerne Duewell, Betty Lloyd. Third Row: Pat Lahey, lylary Blackwell, Katherine Helfrich, terry Campbell, Anna Rose Kortemeyer, Nicholas Doder, Harold Hedrick, Iarnes Oberq, Marie Farrah. Fern Keith, Delores Sharney, Dorothy Brinkmann, Loretta Harmon, Doris Baker. we J4 Caiolaefa C7100- Sponsor, Mr. Perrine This group with its talented singers has Worked its way into the hearts of all Mclfinleyites. They have given a variety of interesting and entertaining programs that have convinced everyone that the choir is an asset to McKinley. Ze OPCAQJ ffa Sponsor, Mr. Vanskike The different sections of the orchestra meet separately to practice their music, and then once a week all come together for on grand rehearsal. The orchestra provides music for the senior play, the coronation of the queen, graduation exercises, open house, music festivals, and various other activities. Like the concert band, it educates the students musically besides putting forth some very enjoyable music. First Row: Rosemary Mannweiler, Charles Shults, Veda Mae Upton, Iune Dean, Charlotte Schaal, Georgean Grossius. Second Row: Milton Harris, Norma Iannusch, Elsa Welch, Lily Duncan, Bob Met- tendorf, Milton Berghoeter, Donald Hudqens, Eleanor Harbison, Fred Muehlhauser, Wilbur Dobinsky, Elmer Feltner. Third Row: Georgia Lee Roberts, Raymond Brunner, Helen Beeson, Angelo Colona. Fourth Row tstandinql: Mr. Vanskike, Tom Butler, Iohn Scliejbal, Eileen Spiess, Ioan Dean, Margaret Soric, Pat Shore. Page Eighty one we Lgznior ir J gaze Sponsor, Mr. Perrine First Row: Katherine Perkins, Shirley Milton, Patsy Compton, Ardell Clark, Barbara Richardson, Barbara Rainey, Carol Martin, Carmelita Kryqel, Helen Sauncheqrow, Arlene Bowling, Norma Hantack, Edith Burlbaw, Betty Willis. Second Row: Betty Hicks, Dellajoan Kuni, Betty Callaway, Norma lean Mahurin, Alice Medaris, Clara Rulo, Ian Burnette, Florence Palmer, La lean Faust, Thelma Sanders, Sheelaqh Hagerty, Lillian Howard, Eva King, Mary Estes. Third Row: Geraldine Mitchell, Ioyce Kurtz, Bernice De Witt, Carolyn Zehnbauer, Lillith Fox, Norma Schuler, Florence Mitchell, Marie Sinovich, Eva Ossig, Arlene Renkel, lean Klosterman, Io Anne Richards, Rosemarie Schwab. we yunior gie First Row: Dolores Sheridan, Rhonda Bullock, Helen Glenn, Betty Gilbert, LaVerne Martin, Mary Ran- dolph, Connie Martin, Barbara Lewis, Virginia Allen, LaVerne Jennings, lean Wysocki, Catherine Bowen, Patsy Estes, Darlene Brodhacker, Fayee Baker, Arlene Brodhacker, Mary Ruckman, Alice Lynch, Betty Crowley, Ioyce Rode. Second Row: Stella Corona, Delores Lemons, Mildred Luck, Marie Kucheniq, Dorothy Sauncheqrow, May Smith, Nancy Holstein, 'Third Row: Madonna Rydzik, Guila Shepherd, Betty Shekelton, Charlene Bell, Glenna Beesan, Ioy McCutcheon, Ioyce Osborne, Virginia Stout, Ianice Smith, Ramona Smith, Betty Stephens, Iosephine Simmons, Afrovity Athanas, Iewell Ambrose, Pat Fairris, Maribeth Lee, Betty Valenzuela, Ioyce Paradise, Elizabeth Messman Fourth Row: Ieanine Logsdon, Marilyn Putman, Betty Orleana, Mary Lou Stack, Roniona Ligqett, Inalee Stewart, Mary Lou Lawson, Helen Parton, Elizabeth Boyd, Ioyce Cooke, Rose Hancock, Betty Sedor, Helen RosaLee Menees, Mar- jorie Lock, Betty Io Pullaru, Mattie Len Reynolds, Maxine Krewson, Shirley Platt, Loretta Hodges, Clarine Brand, Shirley Pearce. Page Eighty-two CLIQCQ PUMP Darla Gibson, Eleanor Mueller, Mary Ann Wilson, Mary Ann Schneider, Miss Lewis, Doris Quest. First Row: Shirley McGee, Dorothy Pratt, Marlene Moyer, Pollyaririe Whitener. Second Row' lotte Lundstrom, Barbara Putma Markham, Bernice DeWitt, Marlene Seibert, Rita . Delores Reeder, Claudette Harper, lacquelyn Barrett, Char- rt, Betty lean Lemmon, Sharon Brush, Iacquelin Nagy. fl Z? ' U L 2 8 U'U'lel 5 Cl,l'lCe ll, Sponsor, Miss Lewis Everyone with ability to dance is welcome to join the Beginners Dance Club. The Dance Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday, the second pe- riod. Members participate in entertainment such as Christmas Programs and Pan-American Programs. The girls are also awarded points in G participating. Page Eighty-four . A. A. for we .xdcfuancecl lance Sponsor, Miss Lewis President Doris Holmes Vice-President Mary Ann Wilson Secretary Pollyanne Whitener Treasurer Bonnie Hawkins The Advanced Dancing Club is or- ganized for all girls who are interested in furthering their knowledge of danc- ing. Under the capable direction of Miss Lewis, the girls have presented many fine programs. Some of the girls also danced in the Pageant which was held at Kiel Auditorium. First Row: lune Pitzl, Mary Ann Schneider, Mary Ann Wilson, Lois Foster, Doris Quest, Eleanor Muel- ler, Rosemary Mannweiler, Darla Gibson, Miss Lewis. Second Row: Rhonda Bullock, locelyn Kelly, lccqueline Rode, Nancy Henertouth, Iosie Ovies, Dolores Sheridan, Barbara Skeide, Bernice Mueller, Barbara Vtforknian. E746 qua Sponsor, Miss Klages Pep Squaders support all school projects by selling tickets, attending all performances and games, serving as ushers to school visitors, and keeping a scrapbook with McKinley's outstanding events. They meet on the first Friday of every month and receive emblems by working for points earned at the different events. H First Row: loan Allen, Wanda Craig, Betty O'Dell, Leanna Killingsworth, Ramona Wood, Katherine Helfrich. Second Row: Alice Hyatt, Betty luliet, Arline Mitchell, Virginia Gleiforst, Eleanor Cathcart, Mary Schloss, Charlene Reaqen, Dolores Creamer, Martha Sheffield, Mary Lou Pohliq, Shirley Schoenig. Third Row: Carole Klein, loy Perdue, Marsha Scott, lo Anne Richards, Rosemary Bal- lard, Clara Sykora, lean Klosterman, loyce Kurtz, Anna Mae James, Eva Ossiq, Barbara Ringwald, Barbara Skeide. Fourth Row: lo Ann Popovchak, Eleanor Harbison, Betty Enyart, loyce Burke, Rita Gaye Moyer, lan Burnette, locelyn Kelly, lacqueline Rode. Fifth Row: Sharon Pollman, Iuhne Allen, Doris Shaner, Wilma Tabers, Dolores Simpson, Mary Blackwell, loan Fray, Shir- ley Prey, Betty Hassel, Elsie lohnson, Linda Campbelle. Sixth Row: Delores Shults, Barbara Putman, Dolores Lukinq, Shirley Leber, Enola Mitchell, Soma Gross, Evelyn Hobson, Elizabeth Messmer, Shirley Brookisher, Ann Clifton, Marlene Seibert, Gloria Schnetzer, lune Dean. Not Shown: Pauline Brown, Dorothy Felker, Anna Hougland, Anna Kramer, Marlene Markham, Kathleen Mullen, Doris Quest, Shirley Scaqqs, lean Sessions, Beverly Snyder, Pollyanne Whitener. Page Eighty-five we QP A .fdfhific .fdrwociafion Delores Adams, Katherine Adams, Betty Akers, Roma Allen, Virginia Allen, Iewell Ambrose, Flora Athanas, Dot Athanas, Margie Ault, Dot Baer, Betty Baker, Doris Baker, Shirleen Barker, Iacquelyn Barrett, lean Beeman, Alberta Belleville, Iackie Bianchi, Mary Blackwell, Shirley Ann Bowe, Theresa Bozucke, Sharon Brush, Rhonda Bullock, Florence Cheatham, Pat Chenoweth, Mary Chettle, Gloria Con- way, Pat Crew, Rosemary Croisette, Bernice DeWitt, Thelma Duke, Dorothy Felker, Doris Fields, Norma Flanagan, Delores Foster, Lois Foster, Shirley Frey, Lannie Fry, Dot Gage, Martha Graham, Dorla Gib- son, Irma Gibson, Irma Glore, Claudette Harper, Betty Hassel, Bonnie Hawkins, Delma Hawkins, Betty Heath, Nancy Henerfouth, Ruth Hischke, Doris Holmes, Genevieve Kowalewski, Lillian Howard, Evelyn Hopkins, Marian Iohnson, Nydavel Iohnson, Alice Iones, Mary Keith, Iocelyn Kelley, Betty Kobel, Max- ine Lane, Shirley Leber, Betty Lemnon, Ioan Long, loan Lovett, Doris Lowe, Delores Luking, Charlotte Lundstrom, Mary Magoc, Rosemary Mannweiler, Marlene Markham, Patsy Mattli, Arlene Mitchell, Mildred Merriman, Mary Mourton, Rita Moyer, Bernice Mueller, Eleanor Mueller, Kathy Mullen, Shirley McGee, Iacquelin Nagy, Victoria Ndina, Betty Orleana, Eva Ossiq, Patsy Otto, Iosie Ovies, Iune Pitzel, Sharon Pollman, Io Ann Popovchak, Dorothy Pratt, Barbara Puttman, Doris Quest, lane Raback, Pat Ratc, Delores Rangier, Betty Rayoum, Delores Reeder, Dot Reeves, Betty Rest, Lois Reznick, Helen Rich- ardson, lackie Rode, Charlene Reagan, Mary Ann Schneider, Dollie Seeqar, Marlene Seibert, Betty Seitried, Doris Sharney, Alice Shaw, Delores Sheridan, Irene Sezb, Iosephine Simmons, Gloria Slazinick, Margaret Soric, Barbara Skeide, Virginia Speiss, Marion Steller, Ida Stocker, Ruth Strode, Wilma Tabers, Dot Thurman, Pollyanne Whitener, Mary Ann Wilson, Ioyce Wirth, Barbara Workman, Lorraine Wurtz. Page Eighty six gi A A of Sponsor, Miss Lewis Three cheers for the G. A. A.! Here is one of the largest organizations in Mc- Kinley, and one that offers the girls a chance to participate in sports. These in- clude volleyball, soccer, speedball, bas- ketball, softball, dancing, tumbling, and swimming. A member receives points for each activity. After she has earned 300 points, she receives an emblem: 500 points, a ping and 700 points, a guard. The senior girl with the most points over l000 is awarded a trophy. The next high- est over l000 receives a gold cup. Pollyanne Whitener, Mary Ann Wilson, Doris Holmes, Bonnie Hawkins. jke Swimming The Girls Swimming Club is a function of the G. A. A. These girls go one day a week to the Y. W. C. A. for a half hour's recreational swimming, some to learn the art of swimming and others for the purpose of keeping up with their swimming during the winter months. Points are given in this activity for G. A. A. x Pat Crew, Ann Iakovac, lane Lubas, Charlotte Lundstrom, Cleora Hotter, Catherine Mallon, Pollyanne Whitener, Alice Medaris, Betty Orleana, Betty Goad, Rita Moyer, Iacquelyn Barrett. Page Eighty-seven WCJGHL ERE at McKinley we have a strong emotional feeling which We call School Spirit. We bring out this spirit at sports events and school activities, where there is a need for encour- agement, loyalty, and stamina. The football player will play harder it he knows that there is someone backing him up. The speaker on the stage will speak with determination it he knows that someone is pulling for him. These are but a few ways in which school spirit cheers us on. The graduates of McKinley have in their hearts this spirit that they can never forget, and now it is up to you, the present- day students of McKinley High to keep this spirit ringing through the halls of Alma Mater. -Charles Stimac we llfarrtifg joofgaff .lam Coach, Mr. Blanke Hold that line! Hold that line! There goes Slazinik for a touchdown! Although the McKinley Goldbugs did not rank in the upper brackets at the end of the football season, they put up a game defense and gave the other teams in the High School League a fight worth-While. The Goldbugs had eleven lettermen returning from last season to carry on for their old Alma Mater. The Bugs started the season oft with a bang when they won over C. B. C., l3-O. This game brought to the front Don Doots Slazinik, who proved to be a valuable defense man for McKinley. Slazinik, along with Chuck Stimac, crossed the goal line to bring the opening victory to our school. Slazinik starred again in the Alton game with the help of Ted Demos, making the score 14-6. Although the Bugs had a great defense in the Cleveland game, they were walloped, 7-O. Over in Evansville the team never got into the game. The lndiana team, using the modified T formation, trampled McKinley, 50-0, the worst loss of the season. In the Roosevelt game we again were defeated, 24-0, and to end the sea- son the Bugs fell under Southwest, 27-6. Although the season was not one of the best, we were fortunate to have such players as Don Slazinik, who was chosen Prep Player of the Week in the GLOBE-DEMOCRAT. SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 1948 McKinley C. B. C. l3- U McKinley Central 26- 6 McKinley Alton 14- 6 McKinley Evansville 0-50 McKinley Beaumont U-27 McKinley Roosevelt O-24 McKinley Soldan 6-12 McKinley Southwest 6-27 McKinley Cleveland U- 7 First Row: Le Roy Glore, Richard Schromm, Ioseph Ponder, Don Slazinik, Bill Cartlidge, Roy Stefl, Norman Meier, Melbourne Ottinger. Second Row: Kenneth Schopp, lim Klepper, Nick Milosevich, Theodore Demos, Charles Stimac, Sam Osman, Edward Mintner, Eugene Schell, Lloyd Long. Third Row: Robert Hernandez, William Gray, Iamezell Ottinger, William Cleer, Ioe Wilson, Andrew Gerber, Robert Leiqh, Edward Terry, Ira Levy. Fourth Row: Ed Bie- lik, Benson Berry, Nick Raic, Martin Aslan, Ice Trim, Bill Patton, Eugene Worsham, Iohn McMullan. Fifth Row: Charles Wurtz, Jerry Campbell, Ray Stewart, Don Reed, Larry Weber, Oliver Matheus, Ioseph O'Connell, Robert Swacker. Page Ninety we K j00f6Cl,f .lam Coaches, Mr. Shewman and Mr. Greening First Row: William Gray, Vincent Wahby, William Brown, James Ottinqer, Richard Schromm, Gus Demos, Ken Muehlrath, Oliver Mueller, David Kelley, Milton luenqer. Second Row: Don Boyer, Robert Lockwood, Charles Wurtz, Ray Stewart, Frank Paladin, William Bartz, Ioe Paladin, Bill Simmons. Third Row: lack Iones, Joe Dar- pel, Lloyd Long, Ray Markham, Earl Burneit. we 5052664 3001 Coach, Mr. Blanke Captain, Charles Stimac 5 First Row: Nick Milosevich, Charles Stimac, Edward Bronczyk, Me-lv'n O'Bannon, Bill Cartlidqe, Robert Mallon. Second Row: Richard Maloney, Allen Hehel, Ray Hodge, Ed Terry, Walter Eppo, Bob Ruester, Douglas Murray, Ray Hrabovsky. Third Row: lerry Campbell, Dave Harqis, Norman Meier, Iames Parentin, Iohn Roy, Eugene Schell, Ed Kammer, Iohn Majneric. Page Ninety-one S Q4fV66',f I 7571 f ,l 0 f aff .Jw M67 X ,S IQ' ri X , f ,M ' 1 :E O 3 ! 1.. v wg. Q 9 WON t ml QVC ' X 2 DRIVERS e I K, s Q ' ' if-ji Zan 7 0X'rg3c46 Sept. 7 -Vacation ends, work begins. Sept. 8-30-Reluctant readjustment period. Oct. l-20-Nothing of outstanding importance. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. NOV. Nov. Nov. Page Ninety-two Zl 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 IO -Iunior Town Meeting. Ouite a debate on the use that the youth ot today make of their spare time. --Fashion show for girls in Maud. Too bad you fellows weren't al- lowed to drool at the dreamy dresses. Studying for coming exams reaches frantic stage. -Report Cards! ! ! !! -Why, O why, must we have reports cards? -Seniors attempt to assemble their lack ot knowledge, and prepare to struggle with the Ohio Test. -Campaign speeches for the election the next day. -McKinley by a large majority Vote elects Mr. Harry S. Truman as President of the United States ot America. O, our prophetic souls! -Audition matinee. Such genius, such talent!!! -Coronation ot Queen. A big day for Mary Ann. Also Open House. Our parents know all now! Continued on Page 963 N O Wfp if tl First Row: Bob Stephan, Iohn Etheridge, Norman Badstebner, Norman Vaughn, Ed Mintner, Don Slazinick, Ray Markham, Charles Wurtz, Ierry Hrabovsky. Second Row: lim Tettamble, janies Michael, LeRoy Glore, Iudd Wale- zak, Ioe Ponder, Ronald Hillis, Bob Morris, lim Webb. Third Row: Iohn Schorr, Nelson Hommelson, Bob Win- ston, Lloyd Long, Bob Hertlinq, Leonard Pope, lack Nanna, Lewis Enriquez, Kenneth Duewell. 342 306664 .SJQUCL Coach, Mr. Bailey With the crack ot the gun the runners whiz down the track. After break- ing the tape each proudly says, l'm on McKinley's Track Team. These boys receive a le-tter in track it they acquire 25 points during the season or place in the meet on Field Day. we QFLFLLJ 264171 Coach, Mr. Lippincott Captain, Ray Hodge The tennis team meets in Forest Park daily. There are no requirements tor participation in this activity. Although the boys were not very successful this year, they fought hard to the Very end. The tennis team had three letter- men who returned to the squad this year. if We First Row: Tony lbalio, Danny Baum, Allan Smith, William Popovchak, Second Row: Paul lvludra, Edgar Sparks, Mr, Lippincott, Ray Hodge, Fred Herdlick. Page Ninety-th ree we Uardify Z?a5LefAaf!.Zam Coach, Mr. Buschrnann Captain, Bob Mallon First Row: Eddie Terry, Ray Hodqe, Farrell Andersen, Melvin O'Bannon, lack Sides, Ierry Campbell. Second Row: Mr. Buschmann, George Hammock, Kenneth Schopp, Robert Mallon, Norman Meier, Ray Hrabovsky, Richard Maloney, Tom Pappademos. .we Swimmin eam Coach, Mr. Sskwor Manager, Walter West Captain, Iirnrny Frye First Row: Mr. Sskwor, Walter West, Donald Slazinik, Iohn Session, Tony Ibalio, Bob Garner, Myron Carnal Don Magee, Earl Burnett. Second Row: Iames Clayton, Charles Wright, Bob Herdlick, William Harrell, Al Sche: man, Roger Herrmann, lim Frye, Danny Norton, Melvin Arnett, Walter Koessel, Ronald Hillis. Page Ninety-four First Row: Bob Andersen, Don O'Brien, Bob Fleming, Gus Demos, lack Meystrik, Don Boyer. Second Row: lack Nanna, Allen Hebel, Nelson Homrnelson, Bill Pruett, Stan Sokol, Floyd Iackson. Third Row: Mel Ottinqer, Charles Wurtz, Richard Schromm. f7Le Li Qaifiidgmff lam Our B Basketball Team came out better this year than last, with eight wins and eleven losses, as compared to only one victory last year. Richard Schrornrn, Mel Ottinger, and Bob Fleming were high scorers with 125, 99, and 92, respectively. CAQQPAUCJQPJ McKinley Goldbugs can't be beat: You're really tough. They're the boys that won't retreat: M-M-M-c-K They'll tight to the finish: K-K-K-i-n They won't give up. L-L-L-e-y If you beat them, M-c-K-i-n-l-e-y. Eva Ossiq, Charlene Reagan, Josephine Ovies, lean Sessions, Dolores Creamer, Shirley Scaqqs, Anna Clifton, Dolores Sheridan, Nancy Henerfouth. Page Ninety-five Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. !Continued from Page 927 ll-Armistice Day. No classes. 16-Symphony concert at Roosevelt High. 19-Harvest Hop, sponsored by Student Council. More fun!!! 24-Great day for the great !?l seniors-Color Day. A lot of fun and no Work. 25-Thanksgiving Day. Nov. 26-Becuperation day. Dec. 2-Senior Play. Dec. 3-More of the same. Still good. Dec. 4-More frantic studying. Dec. 6-Report Cards! Dec. 7-Everyone resolves to begin to work for better grades. Dec. 8-Resolutions to the winds!! T. B. buttons on sale today. Dec. 23-A beautiful Christmas program was presented in the aud. Dec. 24-Why Wasn't Christmas shopping done earlier? Vacation begins. Ian. 3-HAP-py New Year! Vacation ends. Regular rut resumes. Ian. l0+C. W. R.'s begin. Nuff said? Ian. 'll-American Legion Oratorical Contest. Ray Hodge finally Won. Ian: .12-Band Concert. Ian. 21-Hallelujah!!! C. W. R.'s end. Ian. 25-Class Day in aud. lan. 264-Graduation day. Farewell, O seniors! May you have success. Feb. 2-Everybody up and atom. Prepare to get back into the old grind. Feb. 7-Chest X-rays. We all got shot. Feb. 2l-Brotherhood Week Begins. Feb. 22-Washington's Birthday. Holiday lthey didn't let me off on minel. March 2-No classes. Teachers' convention. Pity the poor teachers. March 4-McKinley Reunion. March 15-Dental examinations begin. O, my achin' teeth. March 18- M Club boxing show. What a knock-out! March 22-Perish the thought! Report cards again. March 25-Today Miss Miller gave a surprise test. March 28-Baseball tag day. All cleaned out their piggy-banks to purchase April May May May Iune a tag. 21-Senior Play, Taking The Count. 6-Another successful audition matinee. 13-A gala occasion for seniors'-the Senior Prom. 18-Color Day. McKinley days will soon be over. 15-Farewell, McKinley! See you in my memories! Page Ninety-six 5- N 5. -ry., -Q., fri-,Ni ,, .N .514 E ,. .,,w:g' . . ,,Q,,,j2?5v,-4 , 'QL ,V 1, - -1 .. X W, .,, 4 . :: .-52' I .:, ,up l -5 -3, , if- 'P 'P 4, TT 1 -'v- E-fr.-, I '-f.,4:43,v'r- ,K 1.,-,.f . T -li JA, ELI: . A' .' ,f1.:f1r.2v.'5 'i' ,.'1 Q - ' 5. :ff I ww. 2 1.42. T - 'nm ' Ta' i ' .f if ' 'Q ' . .. , W - .ww ns Mm 5 - - -. 1: '.:x,xKJe-:.. fr- 1, , '9I,'Mu' '+ae.'Q:,v-'1,. ,M-. 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