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

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' 7 Q' il' I Q v ,md MW 1 A ..r , I ,tn 'f ' ' V I 1 4 1 ,yfg ', jim 1952 Wuggef Volume XVIII WILLIAM MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL St. Louis Missouri A . fn-ijt - t ix ll' li, 'if il- X ' A 7-I iw 'iff ,eyklwf .swf ff 2,3 kg 1 5+ K fl Jill? ' J T' I sg 'A as NK A A-A A ggcmstt jj M . i - 'iii - 'g 'aint 1 M' N tl n rmnrtam 'f . , gf ,,., Q .1.x..g . N ' sw? L V ,lm ' 'w A ' I V , 'ff' E . its gf txxh A 1 J, A .L ' Nfltiit-Q' . 1 t isti,-ii xv: if :H f iw f - 55 A '. X it f Ol. 31. illlrming, Ellnrmer Hrinripal Zluliwa 15. il-Inffman, Gluntnhian 3'Hre1nri5 Svtillmell, Efrarher 'xt Q Q '- t 0l'el,U0l' To have attended McKinley is to have become a part of every one that you have met here. As you leaf through your Nugget, you will feel a sense of atfettion and happiness for having been a part of this great school. May it be cherished by all now and in the many years to come. Con fell fri Graduates .........,...................... ...... 1 1 Activities ........ ...... 3 l Athletics ........ ...... y ...59 Advisories ,...,.. .....,... 7 l ACKNOWLEDMENTS Official printer, Roling . . . Binder, Becktold . . . Enqraver, Central Engraving Co., under the' management of Mr. Harry I. Swain. . .Phqatoqrapheiz Mr. I. G. Princell. 'Nt 7 rincqaafzi Weddage Dear friends of the Classes oi Ianuary and Iune, 1952: Are you really interested in what older folks say to you? Whose opinions do you value most? lust how much attention do you pay to suqqestions and advice from parents and teach- ers? Iust what does McKinley High School actually mean to you? Such questions as these come to mind as I try to conform to the tradition that each year book should contain a letter from the principal. So, whatever it may be worth, here is my sincere wish for you all: may those who know you best feel that McKinley Hiqh School has helped make you a qood person who can think for himself. Sincerely yours, N. B. DEE, Principal. t l UMC? 2l 50I'lI'l2 To help estalish and maintain, through kind- ness and firmness, conditions which will make for efficiency of teachers, satisfaction of par- ents, and success and happiness of McKinley students--this has been and will continue to be my aim. WILLIAM T. WELD. Assistant Principal. '17 '?7f..Ul l HARRY G. HARTMANN WILLIAM T. WELD Assistant Principal Books, books, books! Mr. Hartmann, our bookman, handles more books in one year than many of us will handle in a life-time. ln addition, there is the problem of keeping enough supplies in stock for our school popu- lation. Bus passes is another item on his list. We might even say that he is our banker, be- cause all the money from every club and or- ganization must go through his hand. Omce errionne Miss Connor meets all the new pupils who enter McKinley, and her greatest joy is ful- filled when they complete the four years set before them. Whenever any one does not seem to fit in with his program, she is always anxious to make any adjustment that will be of the greatest benefit to the pupil. We are very fortunate in having such a fine person to guide us in our early years. E' I fl. X .11 LUCILLE BECKER, REGINA KOHRING, WINIFRED MEYER MISS KOI-IRING Are any of you girls planning to enter the service? Here is a young lady that can ad- vise you welI. Miss Kohring was a nurse in the 21st General Hospital during World War II. She saw service in North Africa and Italy. SARAH A. CONNOR Assistant Principal MISS BECKER There is charm in this lady. To have talked with her is to have lived a little richer. Miss Becker knows more than anyone else about the records of our school. She is very effici- ent, humorous, and full of fun. MISS MEYER ' Not a more cheerful person can be found. Distinguished looking, kindness, and thought- fulness are characteristic traits of Miss Meyer. Do you remember when she injured her foot last winter? Yet she dared come to school every day to keep details moving as always. ji. mJc..L, 44,4 5zi..,f 51. Norman Bliss Dee, Principal Sarah A. Connor M. M. Bailey Lucile H. Ballinger Charlotte L. Ballmann Mildred Beck Marjorie Becker Cordelia M. Birch Iulius D. Blanke Frances Brown Marie C. Brown Lawrence H. Buschmann Marion Iudge Clarkson Gertrude Cleveland ILAJ Grace Craig Anne M. Evans Lorene Ferguson M. R. Gallup Lena Lyon Goodwin Ben B. Gould Mary Grant Gene B. Greening Assistant Principals Louis D. Haffner Daisy Heavilon Ivy Heidemann Iulius W. Hellman Alva Leon Holt Theodora Klaqes Mildred Krenning William F. Layne Doris Ruth Levsen Florence Lewedag Charlotte Lewis lack Lippincott Margaret T. Lynch'lIW L. R. Mapes Arthur Marx Helen Miller Ida Muennighaus Earl H. Neller Mary A. Noonan Helen L. Oehler Violet Owens William T. Weld I. E. Perrine CLAP Arthur H. Pfaff ILAP Areola Reinhardt Alberta K. Ross Clara E. Ruch Emma Marie Ruppel Ioseph H. Sheely Charles A. Shewman 'Frances Stillwell Elsie Stradal Elsie I. Straube Erwin W. Stueben Bess N. This-sen Helen S. Townsend ILAJ Howard Vanskike Edith M. Waddock Corinne Wall Kathleen Walsh Sue Weir Sylvia R. Weiss E. W. Zeppenfeld OFFICE FORCE HYGIENE DEPARTMENT Lucille Becker R. W. Iansen, M. D. Harry G. Hartmann Regina Kohring, R. N. Winifrecl Meyer L. R. Wentzel, M. D. W LUNCHROOM Ruth Wilke Woodland, Manager Mary'C. Beckerle Laura Gander Gertrude Minnich Laura Borchardt Tillie Kabell Ida Nowack Katie Frank Amelia Knight Iacob Sebold , BUILDING DEPARTMENT Elroy L.. Riess, Head Custodian Robert C. Hudson, Fireman Pierce A. Doyle, First Engineer Hugh I. Gordon, Fireman Oscar Buehl Anna Keutzer Iohn Ryan - George H. Hall Henry Kissel I. P. Sarniquett 'Iulius Hoffman Frank H. Kuerz August Valleroy ' Deceased. .-O.. we mofLerA President Y,,,.. ,,,,,. ,,,,,,, ,,..... M r s . L. Heisler First Vice-President ,,.., ,., ,,...., ,.,. . Mrs. F. Hdrt Second Vice-President... e,,,,.r,,, Mrs. S. Kulschdr Recording Secretcrry .....,..... .......,. . Mrs. B. Bower Corresponding Secretory. .... .......... M rs. E. Croisette Treosurer. .. . . .. .. ........ .. .Mrs. W. Hobermehi Hostess . .. . . .. ,Mrs. C. Iohnson Assistont Hostess.. . .. . .... ...Mrs. I. Ambrose PAST PRESIDENTS Mrs. P. Pfefter Mrs. I. C. Kdy Mrs. W. G. Roy Mrs. A, Winer Mrs. I. Podrosky Mrs. M. Schwebel Mrs. H. Dietrich Mrs. H. Moeckel Mrs. R. Sondler Cne good mother is worth cr hundred schoolmosters. Thoit is one reason why we ure so proud of our Mothers Club here ot McKinley. lt every mother of every pupil in our school would bdnd themselves together os C1 socidl force for good, we could hove on orgonizotion in our community thot would be unequoled os on instrument in the troining ot fine citizens. Porenthood is both on opportunity ond on obligcrtion. Therefore we have dedicoited this page to the McKinley Mothers Club. This picture shows them ot their nineteenth birthdoy porty which wos held dt the DeSoto Hotel recently. Certoiinly no one will wont to miss the gold oritcrir of the twentieth birthday porty in l953. 7--.L+ ..-fum 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 E -WW '-020 Q-040 -Q-0'4 101 2 au 5 l l 2 3 l 5 l 2 .Ieabcafion lo the mothers and fathers of McKin- ley l-ligh School, of which we are so proud, vve wish to dedicate this, our V952 yearbook. As an expression of our deepest grati- tude for their timeless efforts in helping uslto experience a fuller life and to ob- tain a better education, vve resolve to show them that their investment shall not have been in vain. ...9- 'B 4 f iv. N. Miig A 4,371 IA W, , 'I -' 034, Q, V. J 5 , W - ' f' . , Q-Vw : , M5513 ' if ' fiE'97' .ik 'L nzjfgifgif z ,My .' A K ' :'fv- 157' y ... , A ., -e54..,:.,4' f ' fi f , , W - .MJ N ,. .. , ,4 - f ,- , '4' -7-if... . 4 1 ., ,. ziyt J . ' ' 'fum J' .V .:,, - -'15, .W K ,,,.. , ' V. ', 42ef - -521-J HP ,mhz Ap--'-f.. .,,.,,M,,f W, 2'4 -.1 'K'-M-A 'f-- Mfr , '- If 4' f -l . A,-W,-'FJ .9 -f.f.-m.a 3:7 vm, ,' ' f'P ,,U J ' .y I ,,,,4,l J' jx 5 K , , A, F . 4.4 --1 ..4fu.,'.f '1 . ,, f x- W fm afar... .- Z' 1' W G ' ' 1' jf ' -If-1 . f.,,.,,,f . , nl . J' -4 1 f ' JN . wif 'iq .Vim ':'Cv.' f Qgjkfffe,-' J M442 GRAD To graduate from hi achievement that will qh school is an enable each win- ner to meet 1ife's problems better and to earn tor himsel f a qood partner. UATES uw.. N' u B nil JW ,L Q W i am ' Q ., M4 L3 ' P ! A ig! 2 lui 5 A , 5 gs ill 5 8 - f , , 4 y ll 1 G X x Wvx if k 1'5 4 4 ,'- V X . , .,,h....X ,, J Qlv. w I K I ...Hu Mwgu-W.-mmk x-rf-xms-xvfvQQ1.:Qm.wN-.w, 'QZY' we .sznior Cfaari icera Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson IANUARY, 1952 President Vice-President Secretary Girls' Treasurer Boys' Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Ioseph Pericich Barbara Ringwald Christine Ndina lacquelyn Barrett Charles Downing Albert Kreysar CLASS MOTTO Tonight we anchor, tomorrow we set sail. CLASS FLOWER . White Rose CLASS COLORS Navy blue for loyalty White for purity, faithfulness, and peace tiki Anchors away! On these pages you will see happy, fun- lovinq, Young graduates of Ianuary '5Z. Their success is due in a measure to the kind and generous guidance of Mrs. Clarkson and Mr. Lippincott. With their aid this class has become the honored group it is today. 'f They will be long remembered by McKinley for their many achievements and lasting success. May the wind blow their sails tothe distant horizon of glory! i'- jhe .sznior Cfaod MARTIN ASLAN Martin is our football star: We all agrre he will yo jar. Ticket Salesman: Monitor: M Club, President, '5l: Baseball, '49-M, '50- M: Football, '47, '48-M, '49-M, '50- M, Co-Captain, '50. BONNIE BAGBEY Bonnie is tall and 111-ry neat: 'I'o be with hor is aspf'f'ialtr1'at. Nuggett Staff: Office Helper: Choir: Class Day Program: Voice of De- mocracy Contest: Honor Roll. CAROL BIRK A pretty yirl you f'an't deny: Boys all sigh whrn sho walks by. Nugget Salesman: Office Helper: Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee. SHIRLEY BOWE Shirley Bows' is just lhr yirl To yivo hr-1' friends a mvrry whirl. Speakers Forum: Senior Play Cast: Dramatics: College Club: Roller Skating Club: Iunior Girls Glee: gcxdgo Production: G. A. A.: Dance u , NORMA BROY A pretty girl and full of fun, Shell nvmrr quit till thi' task is 1 onir. Speakers Forum: Skatinq Club: gffige Helper: G. A. A.: Dance u . BILL CASKANETT This tall guy has no for ,- lfill pups you up with his hello, Roller Skating Club: Chess Club: Band. 5 anuary, 1952 ELIZABETH ATHANAS Li: is neat and attractive: In our sr-hool she is very ac-tive. Student Council: Office Helper: College Club: G. A. A. IACOUELYN BARRETT Jackie is popular and also pretty: l'ou'll also ,hurl hr-r wise and witty. Girls' Treasurer, Senior Class: Stu- dent Council, Secretary, '5l: Col- lege Club, Treasurer, '51: Speakers Forum: Senior Play Cast: Iunior Achievement: Iunior Dramatics, Vice-President, '48, President, '49: G. A. A., Emblem: Dancing: Swim- ming. MARGUERITE BOULICAULT .et friend to eueryoneis she, 7'hat's why shfv's tops in popu- larity. I Candidate for Queen: Student Coun- cil: Speakers Forum: Marching Band: Concert Band. NORMA' BROWN Friendly, popular, anrl pretty too: Yo.u'll never see her when she ls blue. Ticket Salesman: Senior Girls Glee: Latin Club. I AMES CADWALENDER Jim is handsome, tall, and dark: We know that he will make his mark. Service. Club: Bowling Club, Presis dent: Aviation Club. President. ARTHUR CHEATHAM ,llthoiigh he iloesn't care for books, We all agree he has nice looks. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Nugget Salesman: Track, '48, '49, '50: B- Team Football, '48, '49: Iurie Grad- uate. we .sznior C6155 STELLA CORONA This dark beauty is very sweet: A girl like Stella you'll want to meet. Registration Clerk: G. A. A.: lun- ior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee. SHIRLEY DALLAS N Shirley is cute, nice and neat: Everyone knows she is also sweet. College Club: Office Helper: Ticket Salesman: Goldbug Staff: Choir: Cheerleader, '49-M, '50-M, '5l: G. A. A. CHARLES DONALDSON He's tall and handsome, that's our boy: Of McKinley High he's our pride and joy. Chess Club: Stamp Club: Dramatics Club. BILL DOWNS In our hearts his memory will dwell, And all who know him think he's swell. Goldbug Staff: Radio Production: City-Wide Student Council: Student Council, President, Vice-President, '50: Goldbug Salesman: Voice of Democracy Contest. Tl-IELMA DUKE She is at her best in cheering: A girl like Terry is most en- nearing. Candidate for Queen: College Club: Registration Clerk: Student Coun- g1:ASpiakers Forum: Cheerleader: BETTY FREITAG Betty, we all know, has made the grade: She is a girl we would never trade. Ticket Salesman. anuary, 1952 SHIRLEY cumo Shirley is friendly, sweet and sincere: In our hearts we'll hold her dear. College Club: Office Helper. ALIENE DIXON Alene is a gal that everyone knows: She'll do good wherever she goes. Nugget Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Office Helper: Senior Girls Glee: G. A. A., Treasurer. CHARLES DOWNING He'll be remembered and that's a fact: Of making friends he has a knack. Senior Class Treasurer: Senior- Play: M Club: Track, '50-M, '51-M. DONNA DRISKELL She's very efioient and very neat: At Sten this girl just can't be beat. Student Council: Latin Club. GENE FLETCHER A grand guy and an athlete toog His friends I know are not a few. Monitor: Football, '50-M, '51-M, Co- Captain, '51: M Club. IUANITA GARRISON Her smile adds friendliness and cheer: We're sorry we could not keep her here. Roller Skating: Office Helper: Li- brary Staff: Iunior Girls Glee: Sen' ior Girls Glee. jhe .Snior Kfadd nose GILBERT Rose is made of sugar and spice: A girl we know who is really nice. Registration Clerk: Offlce Helper. LOVELL GRIFFITH Lovell is cuiet and he's shy, But we all know Ite's a swell y'lL1l. Registration Clerk: Radio Produc- tion: Concert Band: Marching Band. IOSIE GUERRERO She's dark, pretty, as sweet as can be g A Candidate lor Queen-that's our Josie. Candidate for Queen: Nugget Staff: Speakers Forum: Office Helper: Goldbug Staff: Nugget Salesman: Class Day Program: Gym Monitor. BETTY HERMAN Always bubbling and full of WP ' Thats our Betty, right in step. Chalr. IACOUELINE HILL She's always charming, and what a smile J Jack'le's friendship is worth your while. College Club: Office Helper: Latin Club: Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee. DANE IACKSON A smarter salesman you'll never find: lle'll sell you a ticket of any kind. Ticket Salesman: Monitor: Choir: Stamp Club: Aviation Club: Fresh- man Basketball, '48: B-Football, '49: Swimming, '49. vt? anuary, 1 952 IRMA GLORE She's always laughing: she's really sweet: A girl like Irma is hard to beat. American Legion Oratorical Con- test: College Club: Radio Produc- tion: lunior Achievement: Office Helper: Ticket Salesman: Cheer- leader, '51, '52: G. A. A., Emblem. GEORGEAN GROSSIUS Whether it's activities, studies, or not, She's a girl we like a lot. Student Council: College Club: Pep Squad: Registration Clerk: Speak- ers Forum: Ticket Salesman: Gold- bug Salesman: A Cappella Choir. ROSE HANCOCK She's mighty quiet, our little Rose: She makes friends wherever she goes. Latin Club: Iunior Girls Glee: Sen- ior Girls Glee. ORVILLE HICKS We all know Orville was in the ae - IIe's ,very intelligent, that's a fact. Senior Play Cast: Dramatics Club: Registration Clerk: Chess Club: Latin Club: Class Day Program. EVELYN I-IOBSON Evelyn is indeed a friend: A helping hand she'll always lend. Pep Squad: Roller Skating Club: Library Staff: Registration Clerk: Office Helper: Junior Dramatics: College Club. MELBA IARVIS Melba is a sweet little lass, smart and pretty 5 What more could you ask! Dance Club: Voice of Democracy Contest: Class Day Program. me infer C4155 PAUL KERSTING This handsome lad. yaz1'll al- ways End. Is youd at work of any kind. Monitor: Ticket Salesman: Foot- ball, Varsity, '49-M, '50-M, B-Team. ALBERT KREYSAR I tells you fore you fave as I tells you hine your back, Dat boy Al is the best we get yet. Monitor: Basketball, Freshman, B- Team: Prom Reporter: Goldbuq Staff, Sports Editor: Goldbug: Gold- bug Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Bowling Club: Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class. BETTY LEMMON Yes, she's quiet. reseriied and shy ,' But in all our hearts, she ranks high. ' Dance Club: lunior Girls Glee: United Nations Program. lEANlNE LOGSDON Cheerful and happy most of the time: For her the sun will always shine. Radio Production: Iunior Girls Glee: glioilr: Office Helper: Registration er . EDWARD MORAN Edslie makes new friends eaeh c uyj He's a swell guy in his friendly way. B-Team Football. CHRISTINE NDINA Chris is une of our favorite teens: It's obirious why she was our Queen. Secretary, Senior Class: Student Council: Queen of McKinley: Col- lege Club, President: Office Help- er: G. A. A., Secretary, '50, Presi- dent, '51, Letter, Pin, Guard, Cup: Dance Club: Registration Clerk: Ticket Salesman: Nugget Sales- man: Radio Production: Goldbug Salesman. anuary, 1952 RICHARD KIENLEN Ile himself is tall and thin, Anal a smile he Carries always with him. Chess Club: Camera Club: Band. SHIRLEY LEBER In Band and Orchestra she rates high: Shirl's a musician we 1.-an't deny. Student Council: Pep Squad: Dance Club: Concert Band: Marching Band: Orchestra: G. A. A., Em- blem, Pm, Guard. MARY LOU LOCKART She's small and lovely with a winning smile: And gonna be missed fur quite awhile. Nuqqett Salesman: Radio Produc- tion: Office Helper. IUANITA LYNCH Tall, and stately, friendly in- deed: It's no wonder she'll siieeeerl. College Club: Ticket Salesman: Goldbuq Salesman. BERNICE MUELLER Bunny's a girl with friendly ways: Knowing her has brightened our days. Student Council: Office Helper: Roller Skating Club: Co-Recreation al Club: G. A. A., Emblem, Pin, Guard. ELMER NESSELHAUF Oiitstanrling in every way is he ,' And always busy as a bee. Chess Club, President, '49, '50: Dramatic Club, Treasurer: Latin Club: Radio Production: Registra- tion Clerk: Library Staff: Voice oi gemocracy Contest: Senior Play ast. we .sznior gfaw IEAN OVERY Jean's a girl we're all going to miss, She'll go far and live in bliss. Office I-Ielper: Senior Play Cast: Roller Skating Club: Student Coun- ci . IOSEPI-I PERICICH Our friendly prfrsialzvnt isasiirvll guy! On the football team, he also ranks high. Football B-Team, Varsity, '50-M, 'Sl-M, Co-Captain: President, Sen- ior Class: Student Council: Moni- tor: Ticket Salesman. IO ANN POPOVCHAK In dancing shi: is a star: With her personality she'll go far. College Club: Office Helper: Speak- ers Forum: Advanced Dance Club: Ticket Salesman: G. A. A., Letter, Pin, Guard. MARY ANN PUESCI-IEL Mary Ann is the onu, Who is frinnrlly. happy and full of fun. German Club: Senior Play Cast: Radio Production: Goldbug Sales- man: Nugget Salesman. BARBARA RINGWALD A morn artivn girl yuu'll nfmvr find: She is full of pup and just alo- vine. Candidate for Queen: 1950 Amer- ican Legion Oratorical Contest Winner: 1951 Voice of Democracy Contest, Third Place: lunior Town Meeting: Speakers Forum: Radio Production: Student Council, Vice- President: Senior Class, Vice-Presi- dent: Senior Play Cast: Junior Dra- gilatkic Club: Office Helper: Latin u . SHIRLEY RODRIGO This sweet little girl leads in cheer, She's mighty little but very dear. College Club: Speakers Forum: Cheerleader. d...-..i ew in 1 anuary, 1952 IOHN OZMENT A good-looking boy, that's true: We know his friends are not ew. Radio Production. ' SHIRLEY PLATT Shirlely is so nice and sweet: A gir we know you would like to meet. Choir: Girls Glee Club. SHIRLEY IEAN POTTINGER Here is o girl who is one of few. Dramatic. and active and bril- liant too! German Club: Office Helper: Dra- matic Club: Senior Play Cast. PAUL REMMERS Paul is clever, quiet and quick: Good at studies, smart as a trick. Service Club: Tennis Team, '49, '50, '51. lOYCE RODE In sten and type she reaches top speedy This sweet little gal takes the lead. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Registration Clerk: Office Helper: G. A. A. MADONNA RYDZIK A shining smile, a friend in- deed, Madonna is popular you must agree. Roller Skating Club: College Club: Registration Clerk: Nugget Staff: Nugget Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Senior Play Cast: Iunior Girls Glee: Choir: Music Emblem: Pep Squad: Office Heger: Dramatic Club: Ice S-:kaHngA lub: Y Teen Town: we Senior H665 IOYCE SAEBENS Gay and happy and nice to each one: She'll have success and keep her fun. College Club. DOLLIE SEEGER Always ready, tried and true: Your classmates think a lot of you. G. A. A.: Choir: Bowling, Em- blem: Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Dance Club. DOROTHY SINKS Very sweet is this fine lass: She makes good in any class. Roller Skating Club: Library Staff: Nugget Salesman: Senior Play Cast: Student Council: Office Helper. MARY LOU STACK She loves to talk of this and thatg It's none other than our Mary Lou Stack. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Office Helper: Speakers For- um: College Club. BILL SULLIVAN IIe's plain hearted and he's kind: A nicer person you'll never find. Basketball B-Team: Ticket Sales- man: Baseball B-Team. VERLENE WHITE She knew her lessons well in every class: .ind true she was a good and happy lass. Office Helper: Library Staff. ROBERT WILLIS For a friendly person, you'll agree, It's Bob Willis that is he. Radio Production. anuary, l 952 MILDRED SCHMIDT Gay and charming, and what a smile! Mildrecfs friendship is quite worth while. Iunior Glee Girls: Senior Girls Glee: Office Helper: Iunior Achieve- ment: Ticket Salesman. LARMAN SHANEYFELT A quiet fellow, not shy nor bold: But truly worth his weight in gold. Track Team. MARGARET SORIC Margaret is a girl well known: Her charming personality is her own. f Orchestra: Concert Band: March- ing Band: G. A. A., Emblem, Pin, Guard, Trophy: Dance Club: Sen- ior Play Cast: Speakers Forum: Iunior Achievement. CHARLES STEFANIC Charlie is a guy who's nice to know: All McKinley will hate to see him go. ROBERT TROTT Girls all sigh when he walks by, , What a handsome looking guy. Monitor: Basketball, Freshman, B- Team: Ticket Salesman: Student Council. FRANK ZYCH A shorty, a joker, de- scribes Frank: And he's always ready to pull a prank. Speakers Forum: Foot- ball B-Team: Student Council: Ticket Sales- man: Monitor. Verlene White Robert Willis Frank Zych VICTOR CASTIAUX EUGENE PRESTON ROBERT PRESTON ' 799 .19-ef t me cfm omg?-if IUNE, 1952 ' President ' Patrick Byrne Vice-President Donald Gloss Secretary Patricia Chenoweth Girls' Treasurer Patricia Fairris Boys' Treasurer James Bess Sergeant-at-Arms Le Roy Long CLASS MOTTO Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. CLASS FLOWER White Orchid CLASS COLORS Navy blue for loyalty . White for purity, faithfulness, and peace tiki Here you see the merry-makers of McKinley. These younqi men and women leave school in a few days to depart on their various chosen careers. They will long be remembered for the happiness they have added to our school. 4' Thanks to Mrs. Clarkson and Mr. Lippincott, who sponsored' them as sevens, this group has conquered hcn'd work, achieved many honors, and realized the thrfll of happy times. ,k . With a pinch of sadness and a qreat deal of affection, we bid au revotr to our friends, until we meet again. --19-j we .sznior Casa CATHERINE ADAMS One of the tall girls in our class, Cathy is a real sweet lass. G. A. A., Emblem: Nugget Sales- man: American Legion Oratorical Contest: Girls Glee. NORMA ALLEN Her ways are those of pleas- antness,' She fills the school with hap- piness. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: G. A. A.: Roller Skating Club: Office Helper. DARLENE BAER Dot is small, but 'uery sweet: Girls like her just ean't be beat. HM BARNES We know him as Uncle, tho' his name is Jim: For a goorl laugh, rlepenrl on him. Ticket Salesman: Track Team: Bowling Club. STANLEY BECK Stan's a guy who is known by all: If you need help, he'll answer your call. Swimming Team: Track Team: Bowling Club: Choir. GERTRUDE BLACKWELL This tiny girl has hair of black ,- She's really sweet, and that's a fact. G. A. A.: Goldbug Salesman: Nug- get Salesman: Speakers Forum. une, I 952 BETTY AKERS Here is a girl that is full of glee: Betty's tops in personality. G. A. A., Emblem: Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Radio Production: Office Helper. NAOMI ASLINGER That we like her is no surprise: She has a twinkle in her eyes. Radio Production. FAYEE BAKER This little gal is really sweet: A nicer friend you'll never meet. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Choir: Radio Production. DONALD BECK Don is a good solla jerk: Just go to the drug store anrl watch him work. Monitor: Goldbuq Salesman: Nug- get Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Football, B-Team, Coach. IAMES BESS A real popular guy is he: Jim is tops in personality. Ticket Salesman: Monitor: Student Council: Registration Clerk: Town Meeting Speaker: Human Relations Representative: Band. THERESA BOGUCKI This sweet girl is full of fun: Our lasting friendship she has won. Choir: G. A. A. She Snior Cfaad swoci-1 soumm Tall and thin and very clever: No friend shall forget him ever. Service Club: Distributive Educa- tion. IOHN BOWERS Winner of a contest was he: John has a swell personality. Concert Band: Concert Orchestra: Chess Club: Winner ot 1951 Amer- ican Legion Oratorical Contest. BARBARA BRIDGES Barbara is charming and oh.su pretty I This lass, yrm'll find. is also witty. Roller Skating Club: Concert Band: Marching Band: Radio Production. DARLENE BRODHACKER Quiet, reserved, nice as can be, Darlene has a flne personality. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Radio Production: Registra- tion Clerk. NORMA CADWALENDER Thlsugirl is sweet, slender, and ta 5 Norma's outstanding in basket- ball. Bowling Club: Roller Skating Club: Speakers Forum. FLOYD CHARBONEAU You can never tell them apart. Each twin is dear to Meltin- ley's heart. Service Club: Distributive Educa- tion. une, 1952 CATHERINE BOWEN Neat in appearance and quick to learn, A way through life she'll al- ways earn. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Distributive Education. ERVIN BREWSTER Vigor and energy all packed in- to one, This football star is full of fun. Football, Varsity, 51-M, B-Team: M Club: Ticket Salesman: Gold- bug Salesman: Nugget Salesman: Monitor: Baseball, '5I-M: Basket- ball, B-Team. ARLENE BRODHACKER Behind those quiet, friendly eyes A vast, extensive knowledge lies. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Radio Production: Student Council: Registration Clerk. PATRICK BYRNE A more trusted bog you'll never and. Pat also has a clever mind. Basketball, Freshman: Football: Track Team: Boys' Treasurer, Sen- ior Class. ROBERT CALLAI-IAN Bob's a tall and friendly guy And as a salesman he ranlfs high. Ticket Salesman: Goldbuq Soles- man: Choir. LLOYD CHARBONEAU Another of this swell pair, Who is always without a care. Service Club: Distributive Educa- tion. .......-ta. , J.. ,, I we .sznior aaa FLORENCE CHEATHAM A more active girl you'll never know, Interested in sports, that's our Flo. G. A. A., Letter, Pin, Guard: Dance Club: Registration Clerk. GERARD COMISAK He's friendly in a quiet way. Jerry brings a brighter day. Baseball, '50-M, '51-M: Football, Varsity: M Club: Ticket Salesman: Stagecraft Club. COLLEEN COOPER She always likes to save a stamp, And in her lessons she's a champ. College Club: Stamp Club: Ticket Salesman: Goldbug Salesman: Ot- iice Helper. DOROTHY ANN DAVIS A very nice girl is our Dot,' We're all going to miss her quite a lot. DELORES DESMOND She's tall, witty and 'very neat,- To know her is quite a treat. Ticket Salesman. MARLENE DREYER A cute little blond with plenty , of brains ,' She'll go far and reach great fame. Pep Squad: Registration Clerk. une, 1952 PATRICIA CHENOWETH Pat is friendly, pretty and neat. We all agree she is 'very sweet. Bowling Club: Choir: Registration Clerk: Dance Club: G. A. A.: Roller Skating Club: Goldbug Staff: Goldbug Salesman: Gym Monitor: Secretary, Senior Class. IOYCE COOKE Joyce dances with the greatest of ease j All she meets, she tries to please. Roller Skating Club: Iunior Girls Glee: Choir: Registration Clerk: Advanced Dance Club: Beginners Dance Club. s ! IMA JEAN DALTON Grfkefully tall and sporty too: Girls like her are very few. WW? 's ittl al is a whiz in sten ot of raise she is sure to win. German Club: College Club. 1 : R MSKO X Y BEVERLY DE WEES Beverly has friends galore, In conversation she's never a bore. College Club: Bowling Club: Office Helper. ' .v iv - ' .YRO I ON H on , iendly, smart as an s ' es Bo , we all agree. e ce ' lub: ketball, Fresh- : owling b: Radio Pro- 1 . 2 ,t n ck Co tl ,fzyjix jhe .Senior Cfaad PATRICIA mmms A candidate for queen was she: A charming girl as you can see. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Library Staff: Public Speak- ers Forum: Candidate tor Queen: Girls' Treasurer, Senior Class. WILLIAM FECK Blond, crow out, true to his school: Wae're sure to miss him when hn's through. Basketball, B-Team: Ticket Sales- man. it V o r b lcetba layers t ls c see: ' I , . ft -. gle et . V V '51 : 0,1 U l 9 : - i r dent, ale m S nt IANE HART A sweet little girl with striking red hair: Cute, petite and very fair. Goldbu , Managing Editor: College Club: gltcket Salesman: Goldbug Salesman. BETTY HEATH Betty is tall friendly and sweet. Inbaports she is very hard to eat. G. A. A.: Pep Squad. FRED HERDLICK Presldent of our class is he ,- Trying to intake money for you and me. Tennis Team, '48-M, '49-M, '50-M, '51-M, Captain: Speakers Forum, President: Junior Town Meeting: M Club: Bowling Club: President, Senior Class: Boys' State Repre- sentative: Choir. une, 1 952 lOl-IN FOSTER .Iohn is a friend to all, Weill, miss him in McKinloy's a . PATRICIA FRAZIER In this tiny girl sweetness li s. You cdn't judge a package gy 1 s sire. SONIA GROSS The editor of our school paper is she: Personality plus and sweet as can be. Bowling, Emblem: Student Council: Goldbug, Business Manager, Edi- tor: Ticket Salesman: Pep Squad: College Club, Secretary: lunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Choir: Goldbug Salesman: Y Teen Town: McKinley Press Club. NORMAN HA RT A tall and very quiet guy, He cheers as up with his friend- ly itHi!f1 Stagecratt Club: Journalism Club. IAMES HENSLEY We all agree he has nice looks: But his interest lies in McKin- ley's books. Library Staff. NANCY HOLSTEIN - Quiet and reserved, but we can see Nan ,knows how to do-re-me. Choir: Senior Girls Glee: Iunior gr? Glee: Distributive Education ll . .rg mg jhe .sznior Cfadd OTTO HORAK A cheerful boy he's always been: 0tto's ready with a grin. Student Council: Registration Clerk. DARLENE HREVUS Always ready with a joke, We love our little Hslow poke. Choir: Senior Girls Glee. BEVERLY HUNTLEY In Art our Bev reaches the top: In fashion she is hard to stop. Registration Clerk: Senior Girls girls Glee: Latin Club: Dance ub. MARIAN IOHNSON A girl of whom we're very proud: We're glad to sing her praises aloud. Dance Club: Senior Girls Glee: Pep Squad. NORMA IONES Giggling, laughing, always gay: We hope our Norma will stay that way. Iunior Dramatic Club: Pep Squad: Nugget Salesman: G. A. A.: Bowl- ing Club: College Club: Speakers Forum: Goldbug Staff: Ticket Sales- man: Office Helper. l OAN NE KITLEY .lo's one of the best you'll ever End: Sweet, nice and kind. Withdrawn. une, I 952 MARIE HOUSE Marie's a girl with dancing feet: In gracefulness she's hard to beat. Dance Club, Emblem: Ice Skating: Roller Skating: Registration Clerk: Nugget Salesman: Distributive Ed- ucation. Jril uzmq O U HES Tiis quie kb, My . . 0 AI oWll have said. Iunioz ra ic . FRANCES IACKSON A wonderful friend to have and to know: We're sure she'll succeed wher- ever she goes. Choir: Registration erk. 9 'J' r 750' . .- ROBEMONES Another red-head who graces our halls: He comes to our rescue when- ever we call. Student Council: Monitor: Bowling Club: Ticket Salesnian. ,L ,J .et liz: I .-Af' ,ca if 4, ,1,: '.,hfL,, f -' f i I v J X 4,1 , E , .D 1 0 J ff Ill' 1 fl, gi 'J I ., , y'1AMEs AETCHERSIDE - fHis perso plity is always pleas- ing. Wle're quite sorry to see him kieitving. Li ry Helper: Lunchroom Helper. GEORGE KIRKWOOD If you have a job to do, Turn to George-he'll help you. Chess Club: Library Staff. i . I f. fa t 1 we Snior C6155 MARY JANE KOUPA Shu was our editor, wr' coulrl say: Anal, sluda also swift-t and very !l Jl. Candidate tor Oueen: Nugget Staff, Editor, Sports Editor, Literary Edi- tor: Registration Clerk: Beginners Dance Club: Goldbug Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Nugget Sales- man: Pep Squad, Secretary, Em- blom, P.S.: Y Teen Town: Student Council: American Legion Oratori- cal Contest. DELMAR LANE II1 s si-usiblv, lik:-aiilv, and has fTlI'7llH.ll wu,us: Wr r1r all yainy tu miss him thr rr.-it of nur days. RAMONA LIGGETT .ls 11 friwnfl shv's swrll tn know,- SIu:'ll new-r lack for any beau. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls C-lee. is HGHTFOOT Ile' . c ly anti vary isa nan.-1 1 is a grand I1'i'r' q ales np Ticket es- 1 o dbu ale van: sSt nt Co LEROY LONG A ltmnirr lafl y0u'll nvvvr finrl. llzr also has a fflmwvr mimi. Speakers Forum: Roller Skating Club: Swimming Team: Distributive Education, President: Sergeant-ab Arms, Senior Class: Monitor. -Vx CV . 'JL' ' X ' . .V li L v cf , st-,tttgsr LWSTROM ffl'his lin yi . with fri:-nrlly lllfmfs. HQ talk fir days, and days, gy ntl rlwfs. ,Registration Clerk: 'Roller Skating NU Clerk: ALatin Club: XlX3ance Club: G 5 t Q X, une, 1 952 Viecdcf NORMA KUEHNERT A prettier girl youfll neviqin Dainty, sweet., and always ki 4 . Office Helper: Radio P Jf FRED LEES it football star is our Fred. llc will always get Lheafl. Football Varsi - Ger lub. till: RUBY LIG With a smile she's always ready and willing: As a friend she gets top billing. Radio Production. MARGIE LOCH Talking, gabbing, talk some more: In sports Marge ranks top sz-ore. G. A. A.: Ice Skating Club, Em- blem: Pep Squad: College Club: Speakers Forum: Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Music Emblem: Goldbug Stall. ANNA LORENTZ Always cheerful. she is never blue: Your lasting friendship she'll win from you. Latin Club. EDNA MANSFIELD To thc top of the larlrlar she is bound, Never a dull moment with Edna around. Student Council: Registration Clerk: Latin Club. fi YQJOAIIE ER it it www wwe mio, ff M CONNI A With cor swers she is fast: Her speaking ability is unsur- passed. Nugget Salesman: Student Coun- cil: Senior Girls Glee: Iunior Girls Glee: Choir: Speakers Forum: Sen- ior Play Cast. PATRICIA MATTLI A really fast talker is this girl. Pat's always in a merry whirl. College Club, Vice-President: G. A. A.: Bowling Club: Registration Clerk: Speakers Forum. GERALDINE MCNEAL Geraldine is full of fun ,' She's always ready with joke and pun. Choir: Iunior Girls Glee: Bowling Club: Distributive Education: Pep Squad. Q WILLIAM METCALF Bill is a boy we hate to see go: H129 singing sax starred the show. Concert Band: Marching Band: Or- chestra. V' .xr 5 , . ,l Ns ,. X J ,-, j JO0A'L8 o e e sweetest . girls h ,' . Inajou arts we hold her ear. x .ff Lx WILLIAM MOELLER A good-looking lad with a clever mind, Friendly, polite and always kind. Ticket Salesman: Registration Clerk. ZRDMcA une, I952 Emo MARTIN For a boy who has no foe, Always look to our Elmo. Service Club: Roller Skating Club: Football, Varsity, '5l4M: Basket- ball,B-Team: Marching Band: Con- cert Band: Track Team. bldvhgqf ' . .eff bv!!-9o'M'iyv Rich stars on his c arm met. Band: Orchestra. I MILDRED MERRIMAN M'illie's a girl with lots of class. She's a small and dainty lass. Distributive Education: Pep Squad: golir skating: Ticket Salesman: I EAN MEYER Candidate for McKinley queen, That's our lovely little Jean. Candidate for Queen. NORMA MYERS This small girl with sparkling eyes, Our halls she really beautifies. Nugget Salesman: Distributive Ed- ' ucation. - CLAUDETTE MOWERY Her long, dark hair and lasting smile, With beautiful clothes keep Claud in style. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Student Council. je .sznior Kiaad IEANNETTE MULKEY Quite a speaker is our Jean, She is always on the beam, Speakers Forum: Distrlbuttve Edu- catton: lunlor Achievement. PAUL PA S l'aul's a 12 e y In class 0393 nigh. BETTY, PRUETT When in neefl, call Betty Pruett, She's the oneto help you do it. Withdrawn. ELENORA RASMUSSEN Idlenora is never shy,- As a salesman she ranks high. Radio Production: Nugget Sales- Goldbuq Salesman: German u . DOLORES RENGIER A quiet, thin girl, rather tall: Will, miss her in McKinley's a . G. A. A.: Ice Skating Club, Em- blem, Guard: Roller Skating Club: Oltlce Helper: Ticket Sa esman: Senior Girls Glee: Choir. IACOUELYN ROBINSON Her lasting smile you'll always see: lt's none other than our sweet Jackie. Goldbug Salesman: Nugget Sales- man: icket Salesman: Candidate for Queen: Latin Club. -'dna' ff' ,,' , 7 , .fix 4, V I , une, 1952i JOSEPH PALADIN A football hero is our Joe' In lessons also he can goof Student Council, President: Foot- ball, Varsity, '51-M, B-Team: Track Team: Swimming Team, '49-M: M Club: Chess Club, President: Stamp Club, President: Iunior Town Meet- ing: lntergroup Youth Conference: Monitor. RAY PAYNE Ray's a very friemlly lad: A nicer guy can not be had. Aviation Club: Stagecrait Club: Iournal Club: Basketball, Fresh- man. MARILYN PUTMAN When a happy crowd's in sight, You'll find this gal of dynamite. Goldbug Salesman: Ticket Sales- man: Candidate tor Queen: Bowl- ing Club: College Club, President: ginior Girls Glee: Senior Girls ee. BETTY LOU RAYOUM A very hard worker is this girl: As bright and marvelous us a pearl. Distributive Education. IOYCE RISINGER Joyce is jolly and so very sweet. For a good time, she r'an't be beat. Latin Club: lunior Achievement. ROGERS ROBINSON Rogers stars when at the keys ,- Beautiful music comes with ease. Concert Band: Brass Ensemble: Marching Band: Orchestra: Bas- ketball, Freshman: Choir: Library Helper. we .syenior 6 au JERRY ROTHMAN Jerry is this handsome boyls name: With his art he'll rise to fame. CHARLOTTE SCHAAL She is cheerful as a lark: In life 'Chotsie will make her mark. Nugget Salesman: Goldbug Sales- man: Student Council: Marching Band: Concert Band. WILLIAM SCHMIDT A nicer fellow you'll never meet. You'll seldom find him of the beat. Speakers Forum: Radio Production: Student Council: Nugget Salesman. CK SIDE e is our s r when on the court. ketball, sity. ii all is s favorite sport,- i WALTER SMITH A jolly boy that we all know. He will always reach his goal. SARAH SUTTER Making you happy every day, She's kind and pleasant in ev- ery way. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: College Club: Goldbug Sales' man. une, 1952 MARY RUCKMAN Mary is as sweet as honey: Her disposition is always sunny. German Club: Distributive Educa- tion: Choir: Senior Girls Glee: Iunior Girls Glee. DONALD SCHLERETH Such a friendly guy is he, Everyone likes him, it's easy to see. Monitor. ADRIENNE SCHOEN A lovely girl in every way, Her smile is bright as a sunny clay. Goldbug Staff. IAMES SMITH A clever fellow, we must agree: To succeed in life, he will in- deed. LOYCE STEVENS For a talkative girl, she's our choiceg For a good time, depend on Loyce. Swimming Club. FRIEDA TURNBOUGH Frieda is a wonderful girl. She'll go far in the musical world. Concert Band: Orchestra: Marching Band: All-City Band: All-City Or- chestra: Band Council, Secretary: Brass Ensemble: Nugget Salesman. D TWEEDY rn friendly Richard Tweedy. o g Club: Skating Club. ' r au i , uy who is no greedy, LA VERNE WEBBER This friendly girl is full of pep: And in Art, Verne's right in step. Student Council: Goldbug Sales- man: Dramatic Club: Pep Squad. President, Emblem, P.S.: College Club: Nugget Staff: Y Teen Town: 1951 Missouri Girls' State Repre- sentative: 1951 Christmas Carol Poster Contest, Second Place in Public High School. SHIRLEY WELCH Pretty hair and lovely eyes, She's an angel in disguise. Student Council: Latin Club: Of- lice Helper: Library Stall: Iunior Achievement, I.A.M.C.O., N.A.I.A.C. CLARICE WRIGHT Clariee is always eager to A difficult problem she'll shirk. Ice Skating Club: Nugget man. WILMA STRODE work. never Sales- une, 1952 NICHOLAS VERLINICK A handsome boy is our Nick: A friendlier lad you could not pick. Chess Club: Bowling Club. ELSA WELCH Elsa is a musical lass: She does fine work in every class. Iunior Achievement: Nugget Staff: Latin Club: Office Helper: Clari- net Quartet: String Ensemble: Or- chestra: Concert Band: Marching Band: Student Conductors: Student Band Council. Secretary, Vice- President: All-City Band. PATRICIA WISDOM Sweet and lovely is this miss: She'll go on to live in bliss. Iunior Girls Glee: Senior Girls Glee: Roller Skating Club. S A Q.. :N J 9,50 W' awk fl' Q u 0 X 9 n 1 I Q U D , . . 0 : I g, .08 M in 0 0194 QQ. o V. ..2g.. .44 To share in the qdmes, sports, and clubs of rny school has enriched my life and helped me to more easily fit into the pattern of living that is to be mine. ll liz A7, B 3 f ' I W I gf I I e- x AE I , ACTIVITIES -QU- -749 Wuggef - 32 me Wuggef .ga Prom lott to riqht: Mr. Neller, LaVerne Webber, Mary lane Koupa, Lila Sand:-rs, Bonnie Boqbey, low- flnvrrt-rn, Nina Groves, Elsa Wr-Ich. llfit llitownz Mriclonnri Hydzik. Sponsor, Earl H. Neller Financial Manager, Florence Lewedaq AUTUMN TERM SPRING TERM Mary lane Koupa . . . Editor . . . Mary lane Koupa Bonnie Baqbey Lila Sanders Doris Corey Dolores Ward Nina Groves Laverne Webber Nina Groves Laverne Webber losie Guerrero Elsa Welch Lila Sanders Elsa Welch Madonna Rydzik We present this 1952 Nuqqet to you with the sincere desire that it will brinq you enjoyment, both now and in the years to come when your hiqh school days will be just a memory Mr. Dee and his associates, our faculty, the queens and maids of honor, our school paper, the class days and class plays, the sports, the bus passes, the lunchroom and auditorium assemblies, and the friends we made in class, in the corridors, and qoinq up and down the narrow McKinley stairs. 33 we mgidfrafion CAPL6 Sponsors, Miss Brown and Miss Krenning The Registration Clerks under the direction oi Miss Krenning deserve a great deal of credit for the service they render our school. While other McKin- leyites are at home taking it easy, they are at school giving their time and effort registering certain subjects in order that our school may become or- ganized more quickly and easily for the new term. First Bow: Elaine Gill, Maxine Schreider, Carol Schneider, Rose Tallo, Gertrude Nesselhaut, Georqean Grossius, Marlene Dreyer, Nina Groves. Second Row: Pat Chenoweth, Pat Mattli, Dollie Seeger, Frances Jackson, Ann Hill, Wilma Langley, Bonnie Aslinaer, Rita Durbin, Marlene Henczewski. Third Row: Robert McLaughlin, Lauretta Simicic, Barbara Newcomb, Pauline Theodore, Phyllis Powers, Darlee Ulrich, Adrienne Seib, Helen Schmidt, Iames Gaddis. Fourth Row: Otto Horak, Ed Upton, David Gansner, Melvin Hassel, Ted Mokrey, larnes Bess, Lovell Griffith, Robert Campbell, Harold Darnoll, First Row: Thelma Duke, Madonna Rydzik, Barbara Burnett, Marilyn Hicks, Paula Hemphill, Helen Whitaker, Pat Olander, Connie Capone. Second Row: Charlene Cox, Mary Koupa, Iackie iioupa, Norma Andersen, Yvonne Flick, Martha Hunter, Mary Ann Schneider, Ioyce Rode, Stella Corona, jacquelyn Morell, Ieantne Loqsdon. Third Row: Rose Gilbert, Sonia Gross, LaVerne Stadler, Joyce Cooke, Florence Cheatham, Evelyn Hobson, Christine Ndinct, Margaret Messmer, Beverly Huntley, Shirley Lundstrom, Barbara Ossia. Fourth Row: Bill Moeller, Elmer Nesselhauf, John Bowers, Charles Donaldson, Willard Reeves, Bob Ericson, IEdnaUManstxeld, Arlene Brodhacker, Darlene Brodhacker, Claudette Childers, Sandra Moore, Patricia owe. ,,,3,l- we .gzwlenf Counci OFFICERS, FALL TERM OFFICERS, SPRING TERM President ,Ioe Paladin Vice-lirosideni Bill Schmidt Secretary Ioan Meyer First Row: Iackie Barrett, Barbara Ririqwtild. Standing: loe Paladin. Qur Student Council is composed of one elected representative from each advisory. This group is responsible for promoting the best interest of the school and to train the student body for membership in o democracy. Cn alternating Wednesdays this organization meets to discuss ways to serve our school. As long as there is a McKinley High School, there will be a Student Council to carry on the privileges and responsibilities of living in a democ- racy. For helping us torm backbone in our school, we thank you! l'n:zt Row: Ififqtifrlyii ljarrvtt, Barbara Rinqwald, Georqean Lauretta Sirnicic, Iulia Prochko, Ianis l.aiben, Helen Schmidt, tm:.:1iin::, Thi-lmti link.-, l.aVf-Inn Wr-bbc-r, Marguerite Boulicault, Roberta Burle, Nancy l.u:zak, Elaine Gill, Dolores Ward, Rita Ilmitwtli Atlmnrna, fihristine- Ndina. Durbin, Bernice l,ay, Pat Chenoweth. ilir.-firirl Row- filfitirlf-tw Mowory, Gladys Martin, Shirley Whit- Fourth Row: Noel Holoberk, Bill Downs, Charles Holaway, Dale ldigf-, Irina tlitison, fifilly Mill:-1, Shirley Pottinqer, Arlene Brod- Davenport, Donald Gloss, Otto Horak, Bill St-hinidt, Vinvent Sa ivkvr, Sinrlviy W:-If-ln, ltonna llrisknll, Connie Martin, Sonia Gross. Bella, Darrell Russell, loc Paladin, Gene Fletcher. 'l'h1rrl Row: lfclnrr Manstwld, Ianiu- Rood, Claudette Childers, Back Row: Miss Owens. 35 Sponsor, Miss Weir First Row: Ronald Tucker, Harvey Komorech, Roger Leeker, Pat Olander, larnes Cadwalender, Mary Lotzy, Geraldine Miniex, Anne Moore, Nova Graham, Ronald Komorech. Second Row: Pat Chenoweth, Marilyn Putman, Pat Mattli, Diane Childers, Shirley Kolb, Nancy Luczak, Lillian Short, Sandra Moore, Claudette Childers, Merlyn Smith. Third Row: Anthony Leonard, William Broughton, Shirley Scoby, Mary Fraley, Della Rickard, Patsy Crow, Virginia Franke, Pete Athanas, lim Ellis. Fourth Row: Ted Mokry, Warren Berry, Vxfillard Reeves, Milan Baush, Donald Stamm. First Row: Rhoda Kuehnert, Betty Staqqs, Robert McLaughlin, Gloria Brashear, Geven Jones, Mary Burris. Second Row: loyce Risinqer, lackie Hicks, Karen Crites, Betty Duqqer, Sandra Dorthaqe, Lura Newland, lune Farbox. Third Row: Carol Lupardus, Betty McLaughlin, Virginia Wall- ina, Wilma Shoemaker, Darlee Ulricrh, Helen Myers, Marilyn Smith, Deloris Corey, Lottie Parks. Fourth Row: Helen Schmidt, lane Boettiqheimer, Eudoxia Hatch, Robbie Fowler, Dolores Ward, Vivian Slatin, Bernice Lay, Miss Birch. Fifth Row: Robert Campbell, Thomas Burris, Melvin Hassell, David Gansner, Paul Hart, Bill Weber, Frankie Leavitt, james Iuvik, Ronnie Bradley. . , i Sponsor, Miss Birch .gjoclagfad ogafina I 35-H UZ., CML e CM 9 Sponsor, Miss 1'1ec1v11o11 117 .1111 f1111vk, 111 11111-1y11 1111111111 1'111 M111111, 1111111 How: 1110111111111 131os::111:4, 1111v1'11y 111'W1'1':4, 11111111111 1,y111'11 '111 111111111111 11111111f211111:,,1'11111yfl1-112. S1llIk1PY Howv, 1.124 A11111r111s, 111vq111111111' 11111, 1fv111y11 1101151111 1111 11 f M11r111- 111111, 1111111111 l111111:,, 111111111111 lf:1111111r, 1:11111 Lf1:111d111111 W1r1111, 11111 1 1V 111 W 11111-1, 311111111 EZ1111111, 51111111-y fl'o11y. N111 S11oW11: M11c'1o111111 Rydzlk, 121-1 111:.1 11 111y 1,1111 111111 11 11w: 1111111 G111111, 5111113111111 NC111111, M11ry 1111111 Ko11p11, 111114111 Ro11111::o11, 1111111 111111, 1Uo1'1:: Corwy, 111 ow. 11111111 1f14I1114'11, M1111111 11'11o11211k, 13111111 11' 5011, B011 S11111'k11y, Do11111r1 Gloss, 11111 11yr1111, 1 11 k 1111111 11111w.,11 1, Sponsor, Mr. GrQe111r1q f7Le jig! .SJCLAJHQQH E X Mr. Marx, - g Sponsor C N H First Row: Iohn Miraaux, Harold Maloney, Ed Upton, William Moeller, Iohn Bowers. Second Row: Delmar Lane, Urshel Hopkins, Pete Athanas, Bill Thomason, lerry Comisak, Norman Hart, Charles Donaldson, Don Stadler, l l l Left to right: Iohn Bowers, Don Stadler, lerry Comisak, Harold Maloney, Delmar Lane, William Moeller, Ed Upton, William Thomason, Norman Hart. c 4 gagecrah Many of us do not realize the splendid job that the boys do on the backgrounds which are used for deco rating the stage. We are apt to take them for granted So at this time we woulc like to thank them tor thei good work and for Mr Marx's fine supervision. uiafion Oh, for wings to ily, Like an eagle in the sky, Over the cloudlet dim, Over the rainbows rim. So the Aviation Club I joir To learn to help our boys, Who now iight On Korea's shores. First Row: Bernard Hoffmann IPre identl, Frank Reeves CSecretaryJ, Le ter Vllard, Robert Wesolich, Rona Altschuh IV1ce-Presidentl. Second Row: Art Sinks, Ray Erhal Clarence Owens, Arthur Schirmt fTreasurerj, Melvin Porter fAviatic Instructorl, Ioe Meyer. Third Row: William Penberth Marvin Turner, Don Weiss, Rona Kostiszak, Millard Wallace, Ben He mann. ournaf The members ot the lou nal Club read books, magc zines, etc. Thus they kee up with the events ot tl' day, enjoy themselves, an also gain knowledge. v ire gum, .sw Pty - J' ..f ,tx Ax !ExfRA wt T' T ' , or K ll J ' , r Z ., i ' F ' I N r If vffv ,',,?' U lifzl t u if The Goldhuq, which is sponsored by Mr. Shewrnan, is one of the leadinq hrrgh school papers in and around the St. Louis area. lt is a member of such Association. Our paper, the Goldbuq, sponsors such activities as the Coronation of , fa ororrrrizatiorrs as The Quill and Scroll and the National Scholastic Press McKinley Queen, the Leap Year Dance, and other such functions to keep it ttrrrrrrcially secure. They also had an aud session with Ed Bonner, Rosemary Clooney and lack Pina to raise money. lt is very difficult to finance a larqe paper like this. So the student body is asked to support the paper one hundred per cent. Thank you! ,Ji L. l'rr:.t ttrrw !'rrrrrrr Clio-,.z, lrrnw Hart, Barbara Burnett, Brll Downs, loan Sykes. ll-rrrr- Hill, l-rrrrrr Nr wtirrr Third Row: Marqic Loch, Norma lones, Nancy Matlivws, Wir flwrrrrirl ltrrw Mrrryorrrf ilykt-:,, Martha llnntr-1, Bobbie Redmond, inn Berry, Pat Chonowetli, Adrienne Shown, Richard Cooper Mrrrrtrrrr-t l'1r:,tf'r, Arrmrrrr-tw lfrrratrrr, Slrolvrw Plnnk, Sandra Moorw, Fourth Row: Mr. Shewrnan. ,,, QQ - K .szafing -L i Sponsor, Miss Walsh First Row: Paul Hart, Bob Shockey, Elmo Martin, Deloris Third Row: Iohn Franklin, Laveta Landrum, Shirley Perez, Corey, Doris Corey, Rita Durbin, Ioann Tesreau. Shirley Helvey, Betty Morqan, loyce Bury, Dorothy Wellman, Second How: Marvin Turner, lane Franklin, Helen Myers, lean Louise Brown, Shirley Lamus, Bill Presson. Overy, Miss Walsh, Mildred Merriman, Delores Renqier, Dorothy Fourth Row: Dorothy Sinks, Ioyce Martin, Wanda Barber, McBride, Norma Allen, Gerald Taylor. Ianet Young, Maron Horonzak, Richard Tweedy, Orville Sibert, Iacquelyn Morrell, Lorraine l-lorak, Shirley Borqer. First Row: Iames Bess, loe Paladin, Robert Shockey, Willard Third Row: Robert Trott, Ollie Aslan, Ervin Brewster, Bob Volat- Reeves, Dane lackson, Donald Gloss, Ronald Kina. mann, lames Smith, Don Beok, Gene Fletcher, Charles Holoway. Second Row: Don Schlereth, Le-Roy Long, lim Hughes, lames Fourth Row: Frank Zych, Ray Gazall, Iini McDonald, Ralph Gaddis, Larry McCaw, Glen Kennon. Jackson, Harold Alcorn, Vincent SaBe-lla. Sponsor, Mr. Weld we onifora 140.- we Kafka lQ'oclucfion rou . f -1 -' Xvqfuzuxkl' llcx :f1.J -12 L -'PLC ' L Sponsor, Miss Woll Malo' lC1llINa'r11a:l,lJ1frry llnrlm--klmrxrl Strxndlrm: Slnrlvy Bowu, Huby llqlxt, l-'nu Ovvly, P-ollmrn l'n:,l Huw: llfmrm Arzllrxfgwr, illurlvy llfuftxrrfgwr, Mlrry Arm Pub' Rlrxqwrilrl, Arlvrw Br'oCll1ru'kvr', Bolly Akvrs, llmrlvxw Brorllmvkvr, :,!r'1l, fb-rlluulf Nr-:nm-Llmrrlrl, ll-vxrxxrw l,r,q::dor1, l'1xy4-:X Hcrkrrr, Bur- lifulu Wzlllums, Norma Kxlulrxxlwi, Bob Wxllls, lflmvr Nossvllmuul, lJ'lI'l Ilrlflqm: cDI'Vlll0 llrcks, l.ovoll cllllfllll. Roar: Iolm Ozmonl, Bob Errvsou. l'1rfav Now: Alu-rw lblxon Bffrty Akers, Norma Codwnlonder, Third Row: Lorrome Grim, loms Lorben, Rose Gllbert, Mar' Ifrwqurv-lxxnw llrll, lllrzlrlwllr Allrfxrms, llvwlyrm Hobson. qnrot Messmer, Norma Kuolmert, Rhoda Kueflmorl, Normfx Broy, 51:-f-owl How: lurrmrfx fill-nn, Amonwtrw lluscm, Merry Ccxdwulon- Dorotlry Smks, Marlene Honczowskl, Elolne Gxll. dm, limllw-rl 1700511-1, l.1lrr ilunrlr-rsz, lulm Provlmko, Dorxs Klostor, Not Shown: Mary Lou Lockhcrv jh',.Q lwyvv- llfnlv-. je Umm syeiefrf we .QQQCLLQP5 0l'bU'l'l Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson First Row: Fred Herdlick, LeRoy Long, Pat Byrne, Bill Schmidt, Frank Zych. Second Row: Marge Boulicault, Iosie Guerrero, Iectnnette Mulkey, Mary Lou Stack, Pat Mattli, Norma Jones, Margie Loch, Third Row: Barbara Ringwald, Georgean Grossius, Connie Martin, Shirley Bowe, Pat FCIIIYIS, Gertrude Blackwell, Norma Cadwalender, Iacquelyn Barrett. The members ot the Speakers' Forum consist ot a group ot boys and girls who volunteer to speak before the McKinley students or elsewhere when needed. . They did a Wonderful job sponsoring the Town Meeting, The American Legion Oratorical Contest, and The Voice of Democracy Contest. This year the club had a most unusual and interesting visit at a Washington University Law School trial Where some ot the members acted as jurors. To theselboys and girls we say, A job Well done! 511 fa,,,,, 64,4 Sponsor, Mr. Shewmon 1'11:s1 Row: 11111 RKIIIIVS, 11111 Ho11+-11.111, Eudoxm Hotvh, B111 Kmdor, Warren Berry. 111f111r1111rg: 121-111111 P11-c1rgo11, 4111111 K1:1111o11. 311 C,zz1m,. .swf Sponsor, Miss Grunt 1'1r::1 How: Robert Trokey, Ccrlenf- Innd, Virqinm Douqlcs, Miss Grunt, Ionny Trxun, P111 1'r1i1'1'1 111 1f1xo11, 1'11111'1'n:s5o11. 1111111111 How. Cj11c111oItv Hxcldiord, CWM1 VO11'13, No1'11111 Hedrwk, DV1OI'1S Couly, Do1'1S lfowy, 1111111 11 111111, 1:11111 1i111y1o1'k, Myrtlv Boro. 1111111 How' Hob Mv1.m1rg111111, Orv1l1o Srfvbmt, fivoxqv Knkwood, 1lITlII1Y Hn-11s1oy, N001 Holohovk A? we eruice Sponsor, Miss Siraube First Row: Bob Ericson, Paul Remmers, Elmo Martin, Floyd Charboneau, Iamos Cadwalendor, Lloyd Cliarboneau, Miss Straube. Second Row: lefi Gentry, Urshel Hopkins, Don Fleming, Ioe Moslander, Thomas Burris, Larry Burian, Melvin Erliari. First Row: Elmer Nesselhauf, Richard Kielen, Charles Donaldson, Iohn Bowers. Second Row: C-eorae Kirkwood, Ioe Paladin, Warren H. Berry, Nick Verlimck, George Rounqon, Sponsor, Miss Craig jig CIMA CM F44- .9 .SEOQCLL 301' Ql'l'l0Cl Cl,Cy Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson lu lbw: lixll llowrxsz, lilrrlvfrrrr Rlrnwqvvlrlcl, liurnxw Mfrrlm, Normrx llrov, 'ovwll Grwllrllx. - ml flow: lllfmllvl fmlrlflorx, lffrrmw l.or11:c'lor1, lwlmlwy lloltmmfr, llwtly fllrxvklm, llor l 1 ml fl 1 1 lllml How: Ellllxlffy Howl, lllm-lx Nw:s.sell1ru1l, liomm- lirrqlwy. ollwy lllm llr ' flow: Mfrrllyrx Mc'Am1lly, Mrrvvlri Huwls, Bill Slollory, lllSr1 Wolrh, Kcrrvn Crxlvsa. ,mul How: Holwrl Hllpkrr, llrrl llrwrmn,-rx, Hrmnlw Plullrps, Ch-rcrlnl llxorwrl, lvrry llyrcl llvnlfl lion-.' Wlllllrrlr liromrlvtoll, llnrlrvrrcl Klwrxln-ll, l'onn1v Ilxlxnawun, Mfrrvm VVlr1lw, llulw ll'lll Sponsor, Mr. Shewmcm If N? 1' 45 'N 4. fl lme gamera C V l lmwkuy M1 'Q r. as Q ibidfrigufiue glclucafion Sponsor, Mr. Layne First Row: lerry Rothman, leannette Mullcey, LeRoy Long, Marie l-louse, Enoch Bouren, Mr. Layne. Second Row: Norma Myers, Bettv Lou Rayourn, Catherine Bowen, Nancy Holstein, Geraldine McNeal, Mary Ruckrnan, Mildred Merriman, Floyd Charboneau. Not Shown: Lloyd Charboneau. Earn while you learn is the motto of McKinley's participants in the new program of Distributive Education. This new program is sponsored by Mr, Layne. lt enables students to receive business training preparatory to store operation or management, gain selling techniques, and obtain mer- chandising information which will be helpful if they plan to enter business or attend college. A student may enter the Distributive Education program in his seventh term, and may continue through his eighth term. He will receive one credit for the class work and one credit for successful partxtime experience. l-le must attend school the first four periods of each school day and then be available for on-the-job experience in the afternoon or week-end. The program allows four semester credits to be earned. The minimum number of work hours per week is fifteen. The student must be sixteen in accordance with the labor law and receives the same wages as other new employees in the same work. The merchant selects the students that he employs. The teacher co-ordinator works with the merchants in setting up a training schedule for each student in an effort to individualize instruction so that the knowledge learned in school is directly related to the part-time iob. We sincerely wish continued success to Mr. Layne and the students pare ticipating in this new type of education. There is no doubt that this is a good way to receive knowledge, earn money, and lay a foundation for success in some vocation. 7 46 ,W , c u , x f 4 -+- , , , .J llffljff J 51-frtll 4 ,iid , lQ4fyCl'1 2-17 5 51 'l A C 'W .K I Li lb4,LJ' 1' u .. . .1 in f ,C '24 fY'l,fL,,4',j' M: ff Lf' unior .xgckieuemenf lunior Ac:hiczvcnncint is ci non-profit orqonizotion in which boys crnd qirls lecirn obout the economic :systcfin ol the United States, The members own cind scwll stock for their cornponies. The money thcit is tuken in trorn the stock is used in monu- lilfflllllllii the products. Sorne ot these products cms window Cflf'fC1Tlf?fS, czhernicol deterqents, woodf cen cind plcisticr cirticlos, Jewelry, ond coniections. lunior Afrhicvvornent cilso hos sociol octivities. Once of the bid events which everyone looks torf wcird to is thc- cxnnucil Coronation, which is held in unc, ol the hotels. Also there ore some minor cicitivticrs, such cis squcrre dcvnces, spoqhetti porf ties, bcicird niocftiricrs, etc. Durinrg the lcist tow weeks of the summer vocd tion, boyz: cind :girls front cill over the United tllfllfiil who cuc, rnost fictive in lunior Achieve- nic-nt, circv fgivcin ci tree trip to NAIAC CNotioncxl fXc:liicevcer's lunior Achievoinent QjOIIlDCII'1lQSl. Also clurinci the flhiistnicizz vcicution, cichievers from thc- Midwcwzt rncucit in one ol the lorqe midwestern cfitictfz. This is known cis IAMCQ Clunior Achieve- incint Midwcestcirii Coinpciniesl. At IAMCQ, the civhicvvuisz cli::r'u:s:: thcv I, A. cicitivities in ecich of their ciitioz-1. Civ-fc!'c'afl of Cifapnraficm EM. in In Cmcly Thu! Ely' cl-H-Un U' IGKINLJY HXCH SCHOOL m,f...,,i, J.. Ia... cz.-.w.,.fi.-.. mm, cn. t..c...u,,.p.,a..,. 1.i,.,,m.. .cc NlO,q ,ii 4 ,X 41 4 w vp Illlllllwllllllll S ff, - we 5 V E ll.. Am. 1i1....ai-1, 7.-c mm Q.-un, 111. l1..ci...., 1m.c..f., ...ii m....,..c. 01 :Inu-mm-v, I lm.: llnhmi--ming .cc up A-mricm 'rn Enmpcm 51-nm jcrziar ..fd'Ai'e1'rrnenl .Jana ,ma..a.-app: llnllq Arn By didinq these boys ond qirls with our sup- port, we help to prepore thern tor their business careers. 40 ll'n:zt Row. Antoini-tte Luson, Gertrude Nessolhrrul, Shirley Welch, Bqrbdrd Thonipson, Iocxinicwttcx Muillc-',', Hcxlph Hcrrnf-tt, c Ilwccilicl ltfiw' Jlfvvif' lllillriflvl Milllv' S-lirxudi, Shirley Kolb, loy Stuplicinazcni, Mcutli-i lluntnr, Ncin-'v V-l'llil1 Wr-. luyw' liu Cinorcici Rloiiriciori, ,. J V , llnivl lniw' Mciiy lou Hoy, Aricinv Ray, llicrcw' lfririior, lflsztr Vilvlli. 4 . 1 A 3 y W. gio4.,4. First Row: Marge Soric, Christine Ndlna. Second Row: Pat Ameln, Ailene Dixon. Sponsors, Miss Lewis and Miss Weir The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as the G. A. A., is the girls' largest activity at McKinley. lt affords them a fine opportunity for wholesome after-school recreation through a va- ried program of organized sports. Intramural tournaments in volleyball, basketball, and soft- ball are held each year and the keen interest in these activities as well as the resulting good sportsmanship from these sports events and so- cial contacts offer proof enough of the worth of this organization. At graduation awards are given to those earning the highest points. There- fore any girl wishing to gain the highest recogni- tion should join early in her high school career. l i l First Row: Betty Akers, Florence Cheatham, Margie Loch, Arlene Dixon, Margaret Soric, Christine Ndina, Patricia Amelyn, Shirley Leber, Io Ann Popovchak. Second Row: Elaine Dixon, Norma Jones, Ada Mac Lawson, Geraldine Leber, Laveta Landrum, Terrie Hampton, Karen Crites, loyce Bode, Norma Bray. Third Row: Pat Howell, Ioan Dreyer, Dorothy Willman, Helen Myers, Betty Stricklin, Ruth Hammock, Shirley Spindler, Cath- erine Adams, Lauretta Simicic, Rita Vanac. Fourth Row: Yvonne Gibson, Katherine Delott, Dorothy Mc- Bride, Iacquelyn Morell, Yvonne Mabrey, Peggy Griggs, Sue Ship- man, Fatema Cole, Laura Newton, Shirley Tannirs, Ianis Laiben. Fifth Row: LaVerne Stcidler, Shelby Island, Jean Dobson, lane Boettigheimer, Ioanne Kitley, Iune Tarbox, Catherine Denney, Bar- bara Rinqwald, Margaret Kennedy, Anna Fowler, Helen Schmidt, Doris Rich. Sixth Row: Sally Miller, Sherry Bush, Barbara Thomas, Mary Fralery, Marilyn Smith, Marlene Davis, Charlene Earls, Stella Corona, Shirley Hagan, Shirley Ransom, Anita Parshall, Pat O'Hara, Rose Tallo, Maria Swanson. Seventh Row: Sonia Green, Helen Huttine, Iuanita Garcia, Adrienne Seib, Bobie Ann Murphy, Nina Groves, Marlene Hanc- zewski, Ianet Livingston, Phoebe Orman, Loretta Hopper, Yvonne Flick, Barbara Ossig, Darlee Ulrich, Connie Capone, Mary Ochter- beck. Eighth Row: Louise Becker, Annabelle Barton, Nina Bishop, loan Murphy, Barbara Stovall, Shirley Perez, Helen Schmidt, Patsy Crow, Mary Schneider, Pat Iames, Virginia Baricenic, Nancy Mathews, Ioyce Husky, Delores Williams, Dorothy Gob- bert, Shirley Dreyer, Ninth Row: Miss Weir, Miss Lewis, Shirley Brant, Virginia Douglas, Melba Iarvis, Rosemary Maxwell, Helen Athanas, Gladys Martin, Edna Meddows, Shelvie Plunk. ..4g,- 1'.' 1 In rm ffl! 1, K' L , 'Ml ',fc,v',- we Lbance ' Sponsor, Miss Lewis The two Dance clubs, the Beginners' Group and the Advanced Group, were begun as a part of the Girls Athletic Association. G. A. A. points are awarded to both groups. They are taught all forms of dance: folk, ballet, modern interpretive, and tap. Poise, grace, and above all an appreciation of beauty in dance and music are the goals of the dance clubs. These are goals which,-xT1h:grTaa-T: tained, are well worth the time and effort the club members put forth. First Row: Shirley Chandler, Ieanette Garcia, Barbara Brown, Mary lane Koupa, lane Boettiq- lu-nm-r, loan Murphy, Margaret Kennedy, Faterna Cole, Connie Capone. St-cond Row: Shelvre Plunk, Helen Hufflne, Adrienne Seib, Patsy Iames, Betty Stricklin, Nancy Malheus, Virginia Douglas, Helen Schmidt, Mary Ochterbeck, Geraldine Leber, LaVerne Stadler, Miss Lewis. Fnsl Row: Edna Meadows, Marie House, loyce Cook, Me-lba larvis, Pat Ameln, Iackie Groaninq, 1nAnn Popovchak, Florence Cheatham, Ianis Larben, Maxine Schrader. 'ond Flow: Mary Ann Deane, Gladys Martin, Maria Swanson, Marian Johnson, Dolores Ward lto::v-rnaly Maxwell, Marqarrt Sorlv, Shirley Lober, Terril Hampton, Miss Lewis, Gloria Brashear. - 431 A Orckeafra lnstructor, Mr. Vanskike ls there a heart that music cannot melt? Alas! How is that rugged heart iorlorn! First Row: Elsa Welch, Vivian Slater, Carleen Land, Shirley Leber, Robert Mclauahlin. Second Row: Bill Slattery, Geraldine Leber, Rosemary Broeckelman, lerry Byrd, Richard McLain, Unalean Green, Peqgy Brundaqe, Helen Ramsey, Bonnie Aslinqer, Third Row: Maria Swanson, Ronnie Philipps, Bill Metcalf, Iohn Bowers, Frieda Turnbouqh, Richard Swehla, Roqer Robinson, Donald Reeves, Fourth Row: Marvin White, Paul Leach, Betty MCKeown, Melba Hill, Bob Allen, William Kinder, Gerald Preqon, Maraaret Soric, Shirley Foster, Mr. Vanskike. occona no... ...c..a.a mcnam, wayne mal-in, Deny oiiicnnii, nuipn manly, rieien nurune, lonn Bowers, Frieda Turnbouqh, Betty Toolooze, Richard Swehla, Roger Robinson, Unaleon Green, Helen Ramsey. Third Row: Ierry Byrd, Lois Morrow, Charles Hammack, Billy Payne, Maria Swanson, Ronnie Philipps, Iohn Matthews, Bill Metcalf, Billy O'Neal, Paul White, Charles Milcic, Bob Allen, Arlis DeCamp, Robert Stanek, Donald Reeves, Ernest Konnyu, Shirley Foster, Standina: Paul Leach, Margaret Soric, Betty McKeown, Marvin White, Gerald Preqon, William Kinder, Mr. Vanskike. Instructor, Mr. Vanskike 0I'lCel l mgga enior Ae Director, Mr. Gallup Here on this page you will see the sonqbirds of McKinley. These qirls, under the direction of our sinqinq teacher, Mr. Gallup, have kept McKinley humming. We have enioyed the many beautiful retrains which they have presented and we find pride in their talent. l'n::t Haw: lawkn- Bierman, Pat Osborne, Catherine Korstrnq, Melba Mclntire, Norma Allen, Sarah llnttt-1, Nanny Holstein, Ioy Stephenson, Marian Iohnson. S34-t-mir! Row: Mr. Gallup, Ieanette Swaqqs, Verma Blake, loanne Sedonlc, Connie Freitag, Barbara 'l'hmna:s, Hr-tty Duqqrer, Billie lean Harnhn, Sonia Green, Lavota landrurn, Mary lou Stark. 'I'hntl How: Dianne Dixon, Carol Wrest, Connie Meyer, Marilyn Smith, Betty Alexander, Mary Malle, llvlly lf-an lont-ss, Katherine Delotl, Shirley Sccbv, Nancy Sertz, Charlotte Murphy, Anita Bhoades. Fourth Haw: Barbara Gleason, Fern Erhnq, Darlene Hall, Shirley Lance, Wanda Hughes, Iane Boet- tngln-trm-r, Bt-tty llndt-rs, lnanita l.1nk, Maraaret Copeland, Alice Barnes, Iavada Fassold, Martha Hasty, tT'rrol Dillard. First Bow: Dorothy Mt-Bride, Willadean Fuaate, Zelma Link, Mildred Goetter, Shirley Chandler, l'hyIh:s Powers, Brenda Pructt, Marilyn Hicks, Paula Hemphill, loyce Hnskey, Eleanore VfxH!1lUlP, Helen fit-hnnrtt. fl:-t-ond Row: Mary Eltan, Sheila Kern, Peqqy Grxqas, Phyllis Groves, Pat Capone, Nedra Bryson, Dorothy llhn, l.aVorne Stadler, Leta Wiserarver, lean VVelch, Beverly Thellman, Ruth Harnrauk. 'l'hird Bow: Barbara Goelzhauser, Iuamta Wtllenbrork, Nancy Morqan, lean Ctnno, Mailman: Han lctnrs, Montoll Smith, Doris Langley, Barbara Blue, Vtfanda l.ee Goodwin, Arleen Srorrh, Bnth Iavlzson, Ianr- Waaaonffr, Connie Tyner, Delores Grim, Paula Boesgfh, Geraldine McNeal, h:tzn.ta Crocker, Carol-i llawkms, lIvr-lyn Waters. Filth Row: Diana Copeland, Betty Io Mcllwam, loan Dreyer, Edith Kirk, Gerald nw Mattht ws, Marcia Ann Harrnz, Barbara Stovall, Glenda Starr, Mr. Gallup, Myrtle Baca, loan Blaylalt. Director, Mr. Gallup unior Le l First Row: Willard Reeves tTreasurerD, Rita Durbin tSecretaryl Gertrude Nesselhaut tVice-Presidentj, Robert Vtfilliams, Margaret Foster. Second Row: Barbara Blue, loyce Bucy, Lenore Irvin, William Mc- Gowan, Helen Freiner, Carleen Land. .fd 6410190 ramafica Sponsor, Miss Wall This club gives students a chance to act, both at aud sessions and at the meetings. lf you are at all interested in acting, you will find this club helpful and a lot of fun. C ' a ou' Director, Mr. Gallup This singing group, composed of mixed voices, are outstanding in their ability. fl , i We shall always remember the beautiful renditions offered in their many performances. With the aid' of their director, Mr. Gallup, McKinley's girls and boys blend their voices Zin a vocal triumph. First Row: Sonia Gross, Mary Chambers, Bonnie Baqbey, Mary l.ou Roy, leanine Logsdon, Ceorqean Grossius, Sherry Bush, Daqrna Canipbolle, Helen Hanney, Shirley Dallas, Ada Mac law- son, Wilma Hillman. Second Row: Pat Clienowoth, Betty Heath, loyco Bucy, Betty Her- man, l.eta Sanders, Marjorie Sykes, Shirley Ryndcrs, Dorothy Scott, Dt-lla lean Rickard, Shirley Whitledqe, Betty Riley, Martha White. 'l'lnrcl Row: l.ots Ohms, loyce Cross, Rosemary Maxwell, Zora Neislein, loAnn Tesreau, Ri'a Durbin, Shirley Platt, Mary Frances Young, Robert Trokey. Fourth Row: Mary Ruckrnan, Delores Renqter, Helen Marie Whitaker, Marlene Davis, Dolores Bauza, Verna Black, Nova Graham, Ben lotfries, Fifth Row: Bob Barr, Bobbie Ann Murphy, Marlene letters, Mr. Gallup, lolin Blscliot, lrna lean Dalton, lctnni- ltnocl, l'it-tt Herclltck, Bob lona Cltarlntz l.ott, -- 53 M Qi L 1' fN- A I Q, 11' . 2 . L + I Lf L 7 JU Klub 41-7' ' l x My f HW First Row: Dorothy Sinks, Paul Remmers, Mary Ann Pueschel, Elmer Nesselhaut, Margaret Soric, lean Overy, Second Row: Barbara Rxnqwald, Shirley Pottrnger, Lovell Griitith, Orville Hicks, Shirley Bowo, Bill Caskanctt, Charles Downing, Iacquelyn Barrett, loAnn Popovchak. Not Shown: Madonna Rydzik. Clnudfy C4156 Sponsor, Miss Heidemann Well, Tommy took the cakefethat ot success, l mean. With the help of Miss lvy Heidemann, the Cast gave two amusing and highly enjoyable plays. ln the one, The Doctor Has a Daughter, we all enjoyed the lite, love, and growing pains ot the young teenager immensely. The second, that ot Elmer, deserves much praise, and we Can never tor-A get it. THE DOCTOR HAS A DAUGHTER ELMER CAST or CHARACTERS Dodo ..... Cleota ........ ...,... Mrs. Billings ,,.,,, Doc Billings ,.,.,,, .. Flora Lee Billings... Chuck Hall ............... Lulu Thaxter .,.. .,,, David Torrence ,..,,,,, Cassandra Thorn... Ed Smith ,,...., ..,,,,,, Mr. Coddle .,i.., Io Ann Popovchak Tommy ....,,. ........,.. ..,.,,,,.,.,........ ..i.....IaCauelyn Barrett ..Madonna Rydzik ...Shirley Pottinger ...,...Elmer Nesselhaut ...... Barbara Ringwald ...Charles Downing ......Iean Overy ..........Paul Remmers . ............... Shirley Bowe .William Caskanett ...........Orville Hicks CAST Susan Collier .... Miss Pinney.. lanie Collier ...... . Ieanie Collier .... . Elmer Collier ..... . Dotty ............... Fannie Belle ........ Mrs. Collier ....... Hubert Brown. . Russell Iameson ..... OF CHARACTERS .. ...... ...... I ean Overy . ..Barbara Ringwald Dorothy Sinks Mary Ann Pueschel Elmer Nesselhaut .. ..........'l'he Dog Madonna Rydzik ........Margaret Soric .....Lovell Griffith Charles Downing First Flow: lacauelyri Robinson, Betty Akers, Adrienne Schoen, Connie Martin, Pat Fairris, Norma Jones. Sfwoiid Row: Beverly DeWeos, lohn Bowers, Bay Payne, Pat Byrne, Fred l-lerclltvk, Bill Moeller, Bob Hughes, Ruby Light. M112 Cfddd Sponsor, Miss l-leidemann Papa Says No is a delightful comedy in three acts. Papa tries to break us his daugl'1ter's romance by taking her to Florida, but, ot course, doesn't succeed. Papa and daughter both end up being engaged. Thanks to the direction ot Miss lvy Heidemann, the play was a great success. Alonzo K. Page ..,,. lanet Page., ..,..,.. .. lack Prescott ,..... ., PAPA SAYS NO by Felicia Metclage CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Luella Watts ..... , Mrs. Helen Carter, Pete Carter , ,.,.. . Bill Sykes.. . . Ioe ,................. Toots . .... , Sallie ....., ......... Liz . ..,. ...... ........ . Mrs. Hawkins ....,.... The Detective. ..,..,.Fred Herdlick .lackie Robinson ,.......Iohn Bowers , ,...,. Norma lanes ,..,....,.Pat Fairris ...Bill Moeller . ..... Pat Byrne .,,..,,,..Ray Payne ....,.,...Betty Akers Adrienne Schoen .Beverly DeWees .....Connie Martin ,,,,..Bob Hughes Genevieve Hawkins .,..... ,.......Ruby Light -55h we Coronafion of Wckndy ueen OUR QUEEN, CHRISTINE The day of Coronation is a long-awaited one by all those connected with McKinley. lt is the day when the sweetest and most poplar girl at school is crowned Queen. This year the students have chosen a dark, beauti- ful and very darling girl as their Queen. She is Chris Ndina, who has the graciousness of the four queens to reign before her. The night of Coronation seems to break the spell of mystery which has fallen over McKinley and brings on a feeling of enchantment. As we sat in the aud that night, we heard the music of the McKinley Band. The ten girls entered, one by one, each as beautiful as the previous one. Their handsome football hero escorts brought on an air of distinction. Each couple reached the stage and all the girls bowed gracefully before the retiring Queen, Victoria. A hush fell over the group, as Queen Vicki bent down to the small flower girl and the name of the new queen was revealed. Chris knelt down before Vicki and received her crown of roses. She then sat on the royal throne and was serenaded by one of McKinley's talented singers. A Coronation Ball followed, and we all had a grand time. .. 9.-gt 'Ag ,. A .5 tie' T' 3 St tt :fit itll' 't A ' ' - V u, 5 639 Center: Chris Ndtna. First Row: Marilyn Putman, lean Meyer, lackie Robinson, Mary lane Koup-1, losie Guerrero, Bar- bara Rinqwald, Terry Duke, Marguerite Boulicault, Pat Fairris, Retiring Queen, Vicki Ndina. we Queenii Waizb 0 onor Y ummm PUTMN' faeces-m nosnw0N wmv IAN!! xomm MMG Uilurg so U'-Kflvzr PAT FAIRBIS EAN IOSIE GUEBRERO vmshlx anlcww-0 x TERRY DUKE QS, up - - ,rm 'gm ' H S Ll! U15 Confucius soy, Build big muscle to Curry bride over threshold, to feed hungry husband. ATHLETICS i59f Uardify joofgaff jeam Coach, Mr. Blanke . i f x First Row: Bob Mayer, Bob Voigtrnann lim Earls, Ervin Brew- Fourth Row: Clinton Lessor, Kenneth Swehla lames Smith ster, Gene Sande ' ' Charles Holowav, loseph Rulo. Second Row: jnaldriyileiss, Frank Vifindegger, Ioe Rodriguez, Fifth How: Frank Czapla, Mr. Blanke, Iohn Bischof Nick Douglas Kolb, E o M in, Bob Klepper. Bockwinkle, Richard Cooper, loe Pericxch, Iohn Bowers Third Row: Gene Flojcher, Ioe Paladin, Ronald King, Fred Lees, Not Shown: Frank Leigh, Charles Tedder. lim Myers, ' N x 'f X , HOORAY! The Goldhugs do it again! Yes, McKinley had a good sea- ison of football this year. We won four, lost four, and tied one. ln league competition we came close and placed third. Wait just a minute! Have you looked into the future lately? lust as l thought, you haven't! Well, to give you sleepy-heads tones who don't come to our gamesl some information, l predict a Championship Team for next year. All of the fellows who played last year, with the exception of a few who are graduating, will be hack again and in there trying for that champion- Q ship. We are going to be better than ever because we will have a little more experience and know how. Come out to our games, for we have a very good team! Come out and have fun which everyone does before, dur- ing, and after the games. BACK YOUR TEAM! K g00lAClj iam Coach, Mr. Shewman The B-Football Team is of interest to all -'LE' :VS- of us because these hard-working fellows will be the McKinley stars of tomorrow. The traininq these boys receive now under the direction of Mr. Shewrnan helps to get them ready for Coach Blanke's Varsity Squad. We are proud of our B-Squad and oi the fine effort that they put into their qarnes. First Row: Don Bulback, Freddie Martinez, Ronald Trantham, Third Row: Clinton Lessor, Dwayne Lents, Donald Overfelt, lorry Muney, Bob Morris, James Scanlan. Charles Gardner, Don Farney, Ralph Barnes, lim Patterson. Se:-ond Row: Bob Glare, Eugene Rogers, Bob Starzewsk1,I1m Fourth Row: Howard Weddle, Wayne Presley, Leqrand Casa:-as-l, Hill Rnnm-y, Cmqq Grossius. Iames, Mr. Shewman, Richard Cooper, Larry Stringer. Not Shown: lerry Klepper, Don Ienkins. H 61 ,C I 34-0 pep qua Sponsor, Miss Klages Oiticers: Mary lane Koupa, LaVerne Webber, Dolores Ward. First Row: Claudette Wirtel, Patsy Mattli, Barbara Sturgeon, Berta White, Marilyn Putman, Shirley Brant, Sally Miller, Char- lene Earls, Norma Iones, Margie Loch, Sonia Gross. Second Row: Shirley Scoby, Nancy Seitz, Iane Hart, Edna Meddows, Dolores Williams, Doris Langley, Martha Hunter, Car- leen Land. Third Row: Genova Taylor, Bobbie Ann Murphy, Terril Hamp- ton, Pat Iames, LaVerne Stadler, Ioan Novak, Ruth Iackson, Marsha Hughes, Dorothy Light, Ioan Blaylock, Myrtle Baca. Fourth Row: Iackie Hicks, Ioan Murphy, Gerry Mathews, Marcia Harris, Ioyce Eskew, Babette Goelzhauser, Dorothy Scanlan. Fifth Row: Sue Shipman, Doris Kloster, Iackie Koupa, Betty Null, Eileen Kuhn, Catherine Denny, Shirley Morton. Sixth Row: Claudette Childers, Sandra Moore, Carol Dillard, Gertrude Nesselhauf, Shirley Whitledge. Pep Squad is composed ot McKinley girls only. These girls are the helpers here at school. Their chief activity is to attend all the games and to cheer our teams on to victory. They serve as hostesses at open house meetings and help when- ever they are needed. They sell tickets tor any organization'in the school, and they also sell beanies and buttons to the students. This pep club has given parties for championship teams and are looking forward to doing so every season tor every sport. Some ot McKinley's best girls form this grand club, and we would like to congratulate this group and their sponsor tor such a wonderful job. -62 O we eflnlif 2Cl,I'Yl Sponsor, Mr. Lippincott The Tennis Tearn made a fine showinq this year under the direc- tion of Mr. Lippincott. The fact that the boys have to qo all the way to kes us Forest Park to practice rna even prauder of thern. The learn lost several oi its letter- rnen this year. However, we will not fool this loss so rnuch if rnore boys: will corne out for Tennis. l'ir::t Row: ljai lona, lianl Rwrrirrivrs, Frvrl Hvrdlvk, Vvilliiini liraiiilliwri, Ray Kit-be , lionrxlcl llennna Swonrl How: llale ljavvrii,-oi't, Mi. l.ir1i'ixivott, lull llvntiv we Sponsor, Mr. Blanke ' M7 The niernborship oi the M Club is Composed oi boys who have clistin- P1 quished thornsetlves in some sport at McKinley only a boy who has won an M rnay be a rnernber. The club qives a dance every year in which they award a trophy to the rnost valuable player in sportsmanship as well as in B lt should be the airn ot every boy in school to beCorr1e eligible .2 scholastics to join th is select group. .ir : nn Earls, Micliael Burnb, Gene Plein-lier, Harold Alvoin, Frank Czapla, Mr, Bla Vrank Wiridr-:gas-, L' X faridi-rs, low Perrivh, Bob lohnsrwn, l.ariy Burian, Fred Her-din-k, Nivk Bow winlali-, lar- Paladin, Donald Gloss, l,r'Roy lona, lorry Cornizzak, l'loualaf2 Kolb, Ervin Brewster. 63 nkv. 1, I1- In 1 . f P .sf i Lf i A , ll we Uardify gaagefgaf jam Coach, Mr. Buschmann M, x Miracle Men! That is a good name tor our hard-fighting Goldbug Team. These boys Won all their league games except for one. This We lost to Cleve- land High who Went on to win the championship. We Won a regional trophy at University City of which we are all very proud. Harold Alcorn, who is known as dead-eye Dick, Won very high honors. He was placed on best all-district in the city and was one ot the boys named as one of the tive best in the state of Missouri. That is really an honor. Congratulations, Harold! . 'All of the boys fought hard to win the games, not only when they Won but also when they lost. They supported Harold Alcorn in every game. You have to have a whole team with spirit it you are going to win. Next year they will be back again trying to win for you, Mcliinleyites. Support them. Cheer them on to Victory! ,54- PQJLHQQH gariefgdf tfoacli, Mr. Blanke- The fjreshinan Basketball Tearn gives the lower tennerss a chance to participate in 'III active :sport hfre at McKinley. lt also gives the boys training and experi- ffttce that they will find helpful when they advance to the B-Teain and Varsity 'll fini. First Row: Bob Starzewski, llrnie Carter, Floyd Emery, lorry Myers, Tonnny Snfiod. Second Row: Albert Naylor, terry Roscnbvrqer, Robert Myers, Robert Swudholrn, Larry Snot-d, Third Row: Rob lvlrtrrs, Roy Albert, Ray lenkins, Wayne llrt-rzlvy, low Movlnrv. Z? Z?aaLel6af T Coach, Mr. The hoys on the B-Teani are building up their :zkill in fnrttskvtlarlll so Varsity Tr-cnn, These boys receive no letters for tirnf, .spent now. But ward of good gsportsrnanship and the training that goes along with it. Two freshinen boys are playing on the B-Tedrn they will he stars of the they do earn the fine ref Shewman ' and two boys who are eligible for B-Team' play on the Varsity Team. The regular starters ore: leff Gentry, Dick Nash, foe Rulo, Charles Tedder, and Ronald Trdnthant. This team had a fine season this year with eleven wins and ten losses. A trophy and tin cup that they won is displayed in our trophy case. ltr:,l lttww, I--riy Mant-y, Ronald Trantlioni, Bob Shockey, Dirk Nash, loo Rulo. 5 Mt nltwwiiitiii, flirt Ill tv.-fit Vhtult L: 'IV rid'-1 lt iiolfl M .Mortal Raw: Waynw Martin, lov Rodrlrqut-s, lim flrrrls, Gene Maiden, Bob Mnvllwr, lun Vtrpoxit-, ulont-y, Inn Rcnnrrz, inn lit-ntun, Rall lviniimiv' im we gazfegaf ian! Coach, Mr. Blanke P First Row: Gene Sanders, Bob Iohnson, Gus Demos, Ervin Brewster, Iim Earls, Harold Alcorn, Bill ruett. Second Row: John Bowers, Douglas Kolb, Frank Leigh, lerry Tharp, Al Hebel, Gerald Pregon, Miko Burnb, Frank Czapla. 'Not Shown: Frank Windegqer, Gerald Comisak. lt might be! lt could be! lt is! Our McKinley Baseball Team, scoring high again in the sports field. This time baseball. These boys Worked hard and showed great promise of being line ball- players. We are sure that they will have a fine season this year and be in there pitching for the Championship. The lettermen who returned for the l952 season are: Harold Alcorn, Mike Bumb, lerry Cornisak, Frank Czapla, lim Earls, Bob lohnson, Doug Kolb, Frank Leigh, Gene Sanders, and Frank Windegger. If l am one to predict future happenings for l952 l must say tio the other schoolsl, Run! The Goldbugs are on a rampage. W 66 ur f952 3-ac .lam Coach, Mr. Greening Senior Division: Ollie Aslan, Don Bradley, Richard Beczkala, l..eGrand Iames, Ralph Iackson, Ioe Paladin, Don Reeves, Gene Schlereth, and Ken- neth Swehla. Iunior Division: LeRoy Baker, Don Capone, Ron King, Raymond Kon, Dan Lents, Dwaine Lents, Bob Marrs, Wayne Martin, Ioe McClure, lerry Rosenberger, Bob Shockey, and Ronald Weiss. Track is an individualist sport. Unlike other sports, the boy must win for himself. There is no one to pass the ball to him or block out for him. When the gun goes off, there are no time outs. It's up to you alone to win or lose the race. There is no greater thrill than breaking the tape first to win the race or even to beat just one person in the race. The fact that you did it yourself without a teammates help is what makes track such a thrill. Track, like other sports. needs support from the students at school. Like the football player, the trackman can run better when he knows his school- mates are cheering for him. -Kenneth Swehla. f7Ae 1951 flag lam .W 5 7 Y- 1 Coacked y Y-1 Left to right: Gene Greening, lack Lippincott, Iulius Blanke, Lawrence Buschmann, M. M. Bailey, Cl l f Sh XGT 95 QWIUUU. These are the men who are the coaches at McKinley High School. They are the foundation and backbone of all our teams in sports. MR. GREENING His specialty is Track, although he helps all sports. He is the Financial Manager of Sports at McKinley. No matter what kind of sport, he is always in there trying to sell tickets for all the events. His track team this year we believe will be better than ever. He is working real hard to get the boys into shape for the coming Track season. MB. LIPPINCOTT A tennis expert and magician, that he is. Also a person Whom everyone likes. Mr. Lippincott has a hard time trying to get a good team. Know the reason why? Nol Well, it's because only a handful of boys come to try out. He does not have enough boys. He has to double up two or three times in order to get in a full game. These boys who try to carry on when they have played two or three games have learned to do this from the encouragement of their coach, Mr. Lippincott. MR. BLANKE He coaches our Varsity Football Team and Baseball Team. Also, he coaches our Freshman Basketball Team. ln football he is THE master, for our team has kept on improvingg and next yearewell, there will be fireworks. ln baseball he also does a very fine job. He is busy all year around with his activities. He is well liked by all. MB. BUSCHMANN His main job is coaching our wonderful Basket- ball Team. He has done wonders with the boys in good sportsmanship, better ability to play and good spirit in playing in a game. His mottc might be, Never stop trying, no matter how fai behind. MR. BAILEY Mr. Bailey helps in both track and football Whenever you need help, he is always willing to help if he possibly can. Need any help? lust come calling, Mr. Bailey is always ready tc assist. MR. SHEWMAN He coaches the second-string football and sec ond-string basketball players with whom hi Works. He also helps out on both Varsity Teams His job, which he does very well, is to train thi boys whom he gets to go on to our firstsstririf teams. This we can call a job well done. You have seen the coaches, read what the' have done and are trying to do. NOW SUPPOB' THEM AND YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY. 342 KAQQFLCLJQFJ Sponsor, Mr. Shewman N d correr' Shirley Rodrigo, T Clockwise, from lower left-han . . retta Anderson, Irma Glore, Shirley Dallas. helrna Duke, Sherry Bush, Lo This group of lively girls lead us in cheer at all our olympic meets. They get out at the games and keep the people in the stands alive with yells. Shewman, have kept us cheering Our cheerleaders, sponsored by Mr. our Goldbug s on to victory. Yea McKinley, Yea McKinley, le High. Yea, Yea, McKin oy IH l zip, 2 zip, 3 zip za K'nley, yea man Boogie on down and snake it too. Come on M th u M M McK ----- We're from Mc 1 cKinley, come on r Locomotive, locomotive Steam, steam, steam Horse and buQQY. horse and buggy Team, team, team Whose tea We've Q T-E-A-M, Team m, our team ot the only team 69 Aka laka ching Aka laka chow Aka laka c Chow chow chow alaka Boom alaka hing ching Boom Sis boom bah McKinley Goldbugs Rah rah rah Victory, Victory is our cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it, well I guess McKinley, McKinley, Yes, yea, yes. To be the member of an advisory qroup that permits me to choose a Course that helps me to acquire Wis- dom and understanding is a priviieqe which makes me proud that I am an American. y' 'I - Lu., ,elf 513:11 'l,.... 1191 ADVISORY GROUPS ,701 f : 5 Baia? L4 l'0u-ff First Row: Charlene Cox, Patsy Reed, Mary Lord, Robert Brown, Dale Kitchen, Hughes, Delores Demsko, Barbara Burnett, Iackie Bierman. Third Row: Iimmre Tallent, Roger McFarland, Joe Per: Second Row: Rollin Austin, Ioe Rodriguez, Harold Mor- cich, Douglas Kolb, George Rounqon, Rrchard Cooper gan, Ray Payne, Zora Neislein, Betty Lou Rayoum, Earl Iimmy Staqgs, lim Cassel, Mr. Bailey. First Row: loan Garner, Mary Burris, Delores Desmond, ber, Charlotte Bradford, Carol Ann Schnelder, W Charlotte Schaal, Pat Esehelbach, Della Rickard. Kitchen' Mane Witt' lean Cordm' Comme Freitag' Lwfa Third Row: Mrs. Ballinger, loe Sutton, Donald Capc Second Row: Patsy Lamb, Pansy Skaggs, Wanda Bar- Iimmy Lee, Ed Bleitner. 0.4 N Y rd. ff ' a lngefd roup ' im I'0u-P ,tw x N285 S Frrst Row: Morris Liqhttoot, Betty Burnett, Theresa Bo- pone, Gerald,ne Leber, Pauline Theodore, Rita Durbi qucki, Shirley Cunro, Marlene Dreyer, Iohn Walker. Third Row: Iames Burrows, Clrnton Lessor, Don B Second Row: Mildred Schmidt, Sylvia Thomas, Iuanita Bob Voiqtrnann, Ted Parrott, Edward Smxth, Robert C XQV Mendoza, Melba Mclntlre, Kathleen Ernbree, Connie Ca- bell, Edmund Raback, Ierry Rosenberqer, oe Colona. fr, D 72 an , ,0','t' if 4.4 v t I f ,gf WMBJ Z? A ' el' el' .1 .- J JI'0up '1' Hn. Lflxfnlvft lvzgl-xtxld, luuxn Newton, lDc11'ln,-n.- 'l'h11d How: 'fcxlllltlclcgn lones, Anthony Leonard, Myrtle lltllmtk--1, lmlltfn-1 ll1n'1v.'lxlrl, Roh--It Cfcllltihun, llonuxlcl Burn, Snlly lforv, Iluoqvnsx l,0w1s, Slurlvy Bnrqpr, Shlrley vutwlmftlut Rcxnsorn, Vvrnn Hoqnn, lo Ann Brnwlvy, lOv Mwyvr. tml Huw lllmvtmy lun:-ll, llwrn-vlvvv Mullet, llmnw Fourth Row: lr-fry Blshop, Kvnnvlh Clulwood, Dun Leuls ll lll--nz, lit-tty thpwlfmfl, lffxtlmf-xlnw l-ilyzr-5, Puulu Bon-svlm, Arthur Smks, lfmnklm Blvllul, lfuqono Mohr, Duvxd Mm'- nfnt lxvln, Mlutttxnbt Wluwt, llomlhy Mt'Brldv, Art Svlurnwr. tux, Muwrd Tnllrfy, MLWIVIII Portm. 1: ' lt ltr 'nu--llnt lllvpmlt, l-tfxnnt-ttl lllulkl-y, Ruby lflucglmvs, luvutlx ltnldrunl, livtty Mvlfvown, Nunvy Sl-Hz ht' W, Mu, :M I,, H H lwm X H X, it , llfxrhrurx Stulqlon I ling., 'II Ilmi ly UI! ,fl XM Y' mmm Thud Row: Ftonnu- Bmdloy, lnuy Mvtfnw, Bvrnnrd Ui I ' ' MI 'H M' 'Il' 'HMI Ami Nlwrxls, l,uul:s l.vw1:,, Wllhnuu Knxdvl, llouqlurz tllxlmlx, ll All n M tl nhl ull: lllll :lx lf-trn, W uxcll lllulwll llu:t:swll, Vllklll Hllllll, Mlss lhrrlx lx ll Ju. I r,' f-xlll ll: l'1'r. .1 Iinlvlz lf-11 1z:l- ll-tllm sz Grun, lmtvxmnrnx Gnrnvr, Dmnn Copolnnd, Ernw Curtvx. t, l mt' I'--y ltlr rl Afll Nl: ltr,-xxznxm, ltltw lfltxm Tlmd Row: Ralph Fnrnvtt, Raymond Iirlmrt, Hurry 'Hi 1 H'fY 'I' lwllll tinptrmwlx, Fmnlc Roovvs, Wnlluvew lnrrfxll, Ronald Allsvhuh, tft-mul ltnw tllflnntfn 'ln luv tn, fill nzlx llwm, lNn1:ul: Wuynv Prnsley, Mr, Busrlunnnn, lvrry Wlutmoro, Glenn tlflftrlwtn, Ilfxlly Mnllf I, lltmlt tttx Mtllftnvy, Annvt'w Rulrt, Auhm-hon, Rohprq Whltpqkprl I 1 Q L1 l Z .lg - in Z? ' irc J roup r. gu.4cAmanni4 roup - IO A 'L x I .f rw ,t, .f I . l, wt 1' gyooofwin la FOMP Fnst Row: Cl e Wrxgh Meyer, Betty Herman, Lillian McWhorter, Una lean Grfen, Hazel Adam Shirley Lebe udett er , loyce Rode, LeRoy Lee Michaels, Margaiei Krcemeg Ex 1 Long. ' Third Row: Mrs. ena oo w.:i, me ,f S nd W' Bejdy ul Rita arxac, Maxine Woirmack, McLaughlin, Bill Slattery. .VJ J u I N f vjfff X Fits' 1: Edna Mansfield, D 'othy Estep, eresa loo e, Lila Lewis, I aga, Claudette ir M Lou r - Th Rgfgl' Hligilsl In .r n, loyre Saebe I Lord' Lows ,uv l Second Row: Cecil Cope r , , , Os- , Ritha Swelila, Iimzny ,et SMX I ,I ian 9 Uallj .5 FOMP First How: Richard McLain, Barbara Bridges, Ima lean Dalton, Ioyce Cooke, Donald Bradley. Second Row: Shirley Pilgrim, Anna Bauza, Norma Herdriclc, Olivia Iohnson, Icmice Hicks, Fowler, Dolores . .Q ' A . J ' -- 74 M , 1 . . 54 l ' 1 .ft Dolores Fernandez, Rosetta Delp. Third Row: Doro1hy Little, Rose Skabialka, Don: George, Ioan Northener, Eugene Rogers, Mary Hurst, Ru Williams 1.11 W- 1 l?f9u,f0n.1 I'0ll,'7 l'H:sl lluvf' Hmm' lynn. ,wvf-rm l'--Nm fy:-wmxfl llww. fgmlfx llrmf1lrl::, P111 r.l llwf: l x' llrmwffll, ,mm llllf lflVwlru.' W :mlm Hy: , ,, lm, v:., llllllv- lfwxn llflm mul ll'-w ll'-llllx Alllfum 1 lfmfw. lifulsfxru llxurxlfx., .llu-Hy if 4 Us llrlskrlll, Allwm' Dixon, Aslmqvr, Shxrltby lrlvy Fryv, VH' Bounds, Hull: Vliqmlrx Wcxlllxu-1. Ilm Tlnrd Row: Buv-:rl JWM, lvlllullvl, Nluly lllulnlxvk, lunbl lloplmm, Hvlon Hullmv Gorolwm- Malls. Tlurd Row: Don Dllq, Molvm Smndvrs, Wuyxw lVlL1l'llI'l llmmy Hensley, Ralph Bmxcfs, lloyd Room-, lfdwnrd Mo reno, lunv lordun. y Olson, Carol l.vvy, Holxvxl 'lxwkvy Pnul Wlqqexr, Don Stmnm, Don Tovkslmn, lvxry Munvy Mr. Gallup. N01 Shown: Pm lvlcxltll. ti l'0llF W, g.,..f,13 l'0 Mil 1 Huw: Oxvxllf- ll: I-cs., lfmnm Kmrlvy, Bwtly Smqqs, Sll'Hln'1x', Shirley Rlf'l1f'lYdSOll, Form Etlmq, lndou Crlbbs, Cllffrxsmx, lrxvk fllflu 1: lugmtq Sheer, mri How: Murlwnl Mfxxlm, lwfnxnfl il'-dovlw, l,m1rs-Im Thlrd Row: Mr. Gould, lvrry Bfvquetto, Donald Preston. :Af , s I M Q' VIA! 'W -I . .,. - ,L , . V-U ,L Muay, ,f Q A-of N y,v ,aff 1,-,M , x.,' ,. J J 'WPI' , 1- ,V. 7 J f Lv 'f pf-an ' N-Zbflpnlfy Jflflffnefa l'0up First Row: lim Myers, lo Ann Tesreau, Anna Lorentz, Wallace, Barbara Ossig, Rosemary Maxwell, Norma Runge R L' I N B I F .k I Helen RamseY. loyce Cross. Gmamo gfqett Ormu town ranges IUC Son Beverly Third Row: Mr. Haffner, Ralph Kamp, Don Bulbark, Hunley' lmles Holowuy' Floyd Thomas, Robert Barr, Bob Allen, Russell Colona, Second Row: 1 rqaret Hankins, loy Stephenson, loyce Fonnie lohnson, Billy Watkins. First Row: Margaret Soric, Shirley Bowe, Charles Wal- livan, Barbara Newcomb, Rose Mary Broekelman, Mar 1 , I Gb L ' T V Hunter, Iackie Lohrum, Louise Becker. is rmc lson' O15 Morrow' lo Ann Yner Third Row: Ioe Utley, Clemens Ruemker, Billy Gc Second Row: Deloris Heilig, Barbara Rogers, Kay Sul- man, Harold Darnall, Marvin White, in , ealll on .4 l'0uP to-WA 9 7- . l'. Hoffman 3 foup us ,nn First Row: Shirley Schulya, Frank Czapla, Georgean Grossius, Bob Mueller, Marlene Sloan. Second Row: Babette Goelzhouser, Paul Bearden, Shirley Brant, Leroy Bounds, Leila Dallas, Ronald Broderick, Catherine Denny, Robert Dial, Charlene Earls, Terry Rob' bins, ,,,75r , Third Row' Etta Sanders Charles H l , L , eis er, Paulene Vernon Holland, Dorothy Scanlan, Frank Krysl, Sh- Keough, Ronald Komerek, Carol Lupardus, Robert West Fourth Row: I. N. Hollnxan, lune Waggener Billie M1 Bett Mo y rqan, Russel Mandziara, Bertain Whitlock, O'Neal, Nancy Morgan, Clarence Owens. ,W fs 'lo 11141111 4 la Mc11I111 Aslun 1nc111, liwtty Ausnn, lIlvC111orw Vonublxh, Mr. Holt. Ax! 4 ll :lla mn Jfm y Hol V 111 H1n1I1 um 1. 'l'l1114l Row: Num y Lhrxxplwll, l?I'lUCll1 'l'11rnbo11ql1, Nornxcxn may 41 orulc, Mary lfuds, Pmkwr, lQc11'l lJ1'o1111w11, Hull Klndll, Donl1lUl Wmss, V11 1 1 111 11 c Qftvr, loxss Hnwk llucglvy, Wultvz Sxmill, l.01'oy F1v11vl1. Uv 11 1 Vvrurl Tlnrd Row: loan llrvyor, Doncxld Gr1H1Il1, Lynn Wulkor, 1'1r M ms, nvk Puuw, 414111 Mnttlu-ws, lny l.ynn Evans, I v Y I Y I . ,- lmllmll I 'UH' r UI Nl l.r11msI Konnyu, lolm M11lr1:1'l1c1k, Rcnnld lrnntl1c1111, lm1111h1 lr 1 1 1l1c1rv1 i'111vl-cm-1', l.l.c1 Wlsvvcxrvvl, Slmlvy HQMQ111, Rns411x1111'y luwrvy, 11 11 1 11 V1v1c111 Slate-1, Murslm Hrmlws. 1 luvmq 11 I 1 11 111111 y 104111 Not Shown: Rossi Mum- Clurk, Evwlyn P'r1r1, Ola Hmwm-ll, 1 1 11 Mc11'y lcw Slxwltcm. lnnnlo Fcrquson, Gwen Ionos, Mwqurvt Foster, Normn Lorvnz, lo Ann Appleton. V 'l'l111d Row: Robert Kupke-, 11111 Earls, Ed Upton, Floyd L'u1n1r1111qs, Adrwnnv Seib, Innny 'l'r1vv, Mary F1'11111-vs Ymxmx, Slrnlwy Sllollner, Slurlwy Elp111r'llv1', Curol Ov.-1lwy. - yy ., in .kfagba ff roup Lu f . , renqugng 5 ,l 1 l , l' rwp .I 4, ,I agile i4 I'0ll-P First Bow: Bob Klepper, Richard Beczkala, Iosie Guer- Betty Mattingly, Yvonne Francis, Fatema Cole, Gertrude rero, Loyce Stevens, Gertrude Blackwell, Betty Freitag, Nesselhaut, Norma Andersen, Euple Tuqqle. Sonia Gross, Paul Kerstinq. Third Row: George Latimore Iames Roberts, Robert Second Row: Monique Yorty, Carol Wrest, Ann Hill, Pallman, John Stolte. .,- W e A i I 5 in O 7 eww J roup fs ilapincoff 3 roula 'V , 1' - IF'-I .1 First Row: Gus Mourton, Ruth Taylor, Donald Overlelt, Mary Ann Deane, lames Bess, Ianis Laiben, Mary Ann Hatala, Emma Leonq. Second Row: Shirley Perez, Iuanita Willenbrock, Genova Taylor, Betty Mcllwaln, l.ynda Hutcheson, Virginia Man- t ning, Iune Tarbox, Ruth Hammack, Marcia Ann Har Karen Crites, Clarice Stowers, Virginia Majneric. Third Row: GG1l Redmond, Marilyn McAnulty, M Etian, Glen Kennon, Rudy Gynqard, Miss Lewis, Roi Stanck, Bob Marrs, Marvin Serbert, Cecil Mencemef Ronald Arbet, Ray Ienkins, Robert Dorsey. First Row: loy Goodrich, Helen Schmidt, Marilyn Hicks, Carol Pyles, Hazel Scott, Mr. Lippincott, Shirley Helvey, Ioyce Schafterneqaer. Second Row: Lester Ward, Ioyce Martin, Mary Martin Dorothy Liqht, Elaine Dixon, Patsy Crow, Audrey Polen 1 1 78, Arleen Sporich, Melba Hill, Mary Davenport, Mary Fral Donita Rhine, Ruth Iackson. Third Row: Iirnmie Pullam, Arthur Roe, Buddie You Kenneth Boron, Maurice Smith, Bob Glare, Bob Stars: ski, Luther Spicer, Ir., lim Drabant, Ioe McClure, Roni Eaves, Lillian Short, Barbara Keatina, . p ! .. ,J 'f in W111 I I, gill' l J 2 foup 1 ' XJ 1, V' Z 1 111 J ,P 11 1 1 1, 1 11 'Tv V ,yxnzv 111111: A111111 111111111, 111:11 VV11111, B1-My Akvrfs, M1111 Mo111'1111 Ros:-11t11111, l'111'o1 D11111111, M111111 Gvms, Shsllvle L 4711 QXI1111111, I'11111 1'1111::1, 111111 1VT11y1-1, fl11:r111y W1111'11, 11111 P1111114, KP11 1V111k111'11 1- UL , , '11, A11 11111111 '1'11111d Huw: M111'1y11 S1111111, 17111o111y M11r11'f'111, 1501111161 Cor IL ,' tn Lf-1111111 11r1w M111y PQ11111111, 17111111 K1+1111, N11d111 Bryson, 1155, A1115 1711C1111111, M1111111 Ho1011Z11k, 101111 M11'111111x, 11111 1 M111y 111111-11111-1'k, M11111111.11 M1f:s111111, 111111 1111111 S1111nd111's, VOSI111, 11-111'y Byrd, P1c1b111'1 Huswx, M111111'C1 Wc1111s. , X J 1, I' 11 Af r ,f 1 ' 1 1 111111 1f11Y1',' 11111 1111111111 111111 11111-1',', M11c111-11 M--1 141114, 15111511111 R11d111o11d, A111111 1.1111111s, 1111111 V1111c11'. 111 M111y A1111 V1111111, 111.111 11111, 111-11111 111111111-','. '1'111rd Row: M1. Mr1111:1, C1111 M111111, 11111 K1111111111I11 111:1.1', . 1111 1111-11, 1111111 W11111, 1A1L1111 111111, 11111111111 111111111111, Doty, W111111c1 R1-0V11:1, 111111111 S1111111, 1'1'1'111k VV1111111111111: 1, 1 111111111f1111, 1111111111 AL1111111111, V1111111111 1'111111:11, ITL11111 O11111 AS11111, 101111 B1c1dy, 1'5o1J11y 1,1111 RxJ1DIIlSOIl. y YVV 1 L 1 1 1 ' L ' 1 WA apegs J W! ' foup ' fl, 'I v- I, M11 IJ. ' 6 1 0 , ffir' I if u I I. I, 1 I 1' 1 1 ',1 1 I I ,1 X ,1 , 1 .1 I Q fd, . 1 0 ' L55 ' . I I' , '11 -ff 1 1 l el'J 4 foup 1 1111'1.' 1A111y 11111 111111-k 1111111111111 N1111111, 110111111 I,r1V1-11111 S1c1d111r, V1r11111111 Kos1o1'k1, Mary ClIdW'll1LjIldLX1k, NH , ,-, 1, 1, ,1,,v 11 ,, ,,, 111 , ,I I fi Ol 1,111 Moow, 13611111111 U1r11'11. ,ml H H1 U 1 HI H Hu mm V YH T1111c1 Row: Rohm! 015011, 101111 M11t110ws, 1.11111'f111c'1 11' 11111111fs, 1.1111 Bokvr, C11c11'111s G111'd11111-1, R1111111111 H11'k5:, K1111 11111 111121, 1'1','1 1111'J1-1111111 M111111111- 11'1111'Z11w:1k1, 1111111 SW1111111, N1111v111 K1'111Zf11, 1 1, ' 1- 1 ' 11 L 1 1 X P! Q V .fm .1121 Q1f,A1.. ii li X . N ina uenniglu group Bob lohnson, lerry Comisak, Shirley Whit- Marjorie Sykes, lacqueline Christopher. Giesler, loyce lones, Roger Leeker. Third Row: Delmar Lane, Irin Broderick, ianies Swan- Edna Thompson, Marlene Schnetzer, Peggy lan, Donald Hillis, Bob Leber, lerry Tharp, Charles Ham- Land, Shirley Kolb, Barbara Murphy, mock. iv I , , , First Row: Shirley Wilson, Fred Binner, Darlene Hall, Marguerite Boulicault, Dorothy Sinks, Connie Meyer, Shir- ley Crawford, Walter Winkler, Beverly Thellman. Second Row: Iohn Norris, Ioyce Eskew, Dolores Williams, Louise Brown, Verna Long, ioyce Bliss, Ioyce Huskey, lean J -'V --'1-A-7,1 ',.Qv,,-3 ,T ,-.sk !+v.-ev-.fnpf 4 1' K Cumo, Doris Langley, Patricia otiredo, Shirley Laniu Third Row: Karl Gatlin, Ronald Kostiszak, Leonard kms, William Ray Enders, Gene Shalhoob, Ioe Belle Bill lernigan, Dick Midkifi, Charles McFarland, Beth ton, Yvonne Mabrey, Robert Operschall, iq 5 l in 9 00fl-llll J l'0uP in Q Oghbfa I . ' ' roup 1 'r 1 ,fp - 6 ll V 4 V fe .1 , B First Row: Wayne Brooks, Anita Rhoades, Irene Brough- Ql , ,. ' , ton, Wilma Strode, Connie Martin, Betty lean Lemmon, by ' loAnn Popovchak, Don Fuller. 1 - Second Row: Miss Oehler, lane Franklin, Dorothy Well- ' man, Barbara Blue, Shirley Chandler, Donna Maravich, x ,. ' I I Q i ' I ,. , A 9 , rr , , 6. 5. , L I, eerie- , -, J I I Q I u I I F I Dolores Pelam, Dorothy Ulm, Zelrna Link, Sonja 1 Mildred Ge-ringer, Doris Arvher, Pat Pyles, Third Row: Frankie Moret, Donald Mullins, C lohnson, Wilma Blazer, Rhoda Kuehnvrt, Robert B. C. Srnitli, Iini Hughes, O..,e,... 11 15.4 PUMP -1,., ,Y . bw Y' ' '- -4 ' l'11::t Haw: lldw111d-Mylll-11, Hclvn Wlntakzlr, Bonnie Haqqard, WYDKIIG Ray, lVlGLlCllG Burton, Betty Io Magruder, Ha11l,1-y, V. Il. Owvns, B1-11n1'r' M111-llvt, Dorothy Ann Davxfs, Halen Hollefrnan, Anna Bray, 'lnltrx lllflfllkll, Ray Uazall, 'l'lnrd Row: lolrn Stlvrio, Iohn Foster, Ernest Holvey, L9- ih-1-mxci How: Mary l,f11- Wtlsan, Ruth Harrison, Barbara land Howard, lorry Hlll, Alvin N15-dbalski, Tvddy Sanders, tial--, A1111 ll11111s:on, Wtlnta l.a1111l11y, lD1:1'1:s Rxflx, Bntty Gvrald Flnklv, Htll Zmnnvrly, lavk Parsons. 11 t How: W1ll11- EZW1111-11, l'11t Brown, Wtllads-an Ynqatff, 1111 ttf: fl1'l1111l11tl, low f'1t111111, lfnflrnxm Hatvll, Novl Hola' k Cfaruln- llfxwktnsz, ffrnnl Ann l,111'zf1k, Arl1-nv Roaors, 1 plan ll'-llrnrxnn, uw: M1:::: ll111nl11111lt, l 111111-11:3 Illarak, Pat Stot- ufnnfl ll tC11111I-- Cf111:z'N1-ll, I,11111t111 lI1111111-1, Hvlcen F-vllnndt, Naonn Athanas, Phoebe Orrnan, Shlrloy Valtlnnne, Mar- qumt lohnson, Patrlcta Paschall, Mary McCollom. Thrrd Row: loo Wvlty, Ilm Rames, Wxllxarn Penbertlly, Paul Wlnte, Robert Myers, Charles Harp, Ronald Rogers, 1w: H11l11-11 1 l111:1t1-1, lnvrr N1-wlfrnd, Balm Mf'YC'Y, 1' ' 1 fl 1 11111 , Y' azwr, Darlvnv Bae-r, 1 t H1 lf1 M11 ln ll lnxlf y R i 1111 Pat 1 .11'l1I1-lr-tll, lintntlly flvutl, Uzzwrrt Clwrstlxnr. 1 1 mfl llfuwg H11I11l1 ilancly, lu Ann Mn:-llcvr, l,onn1s1 -, 111tl111 Wlnlw, Mfny M11lI1-, llllll' Ballard, Arlvnf- 111 M Byron Mrller, Leon Cook, Edward Wenzolburqer, Robert by Gnnlrn. ' ' L, 1 Q ,I ' I Wh' Yd P-fAA 1 f , L55 p2illAdI'Jtg l'0uP I if . JW if 1 g df? - - 1 V v I -I I ul , aa ,JV oaffau Roy, Ioan Nourek, Patrmcxa Anne-ln, Mary lane Lancaster, Inn Gaddxs, Tlnrd How: Ivrry ROl7lHSOIl, Te-d Mokry, Not Shown: lolmn Bown-rs, VV1lllGlIl Moullor, Gone P11-tvluvr. Ht gr uf ,+V f 5 ,,fff aff' M ,,, 447 11 NL 'C , -R- x4 .3 . in I'0up First Row: Marian johnson, Shirley Pottinqer, Colleen Shoemake, Pat Olander. Cooper, Catherine Adams, Ioyce Risinqer. Third Row: Pat O'Hara, Don LaRue, Bob Lonq, Mel' Second Row: Iosephine Wotawa, Yvonne Gibson, Helen vin Camden, Don Bussell, Lawrence Eskow, Mavis Tes- Webb, Dianne Dixon, loan Lee, Charlotte Fredrick, Wilma reau. in J 7 MPP? 5 POMP ' r. Zllllnan- if ,SZ ' x l'0ll,J lt Y: First Row: Claudette Childers, William Feck, Robert Trott, Shirley Ballas, Norman Hart, Pat Fairris, Dolores Ann Renqier, Norma Allen, Fred Minor. Second Row: Martha Hasty, leanette Scaqqs, Mary Ruckman, Claudette Bailey, loan Heckstetter, Shirley Mor- ton, loan Sykes, Mona White, Berta White, Mary lo C bell. Third Row: Willard Meade, Bill Metcalf, Ralph lac Donald Reeves, Don Poynter, Paul Packer, Harold Warren Berry, George Relick. First Row: Peqay Griqqs, Bill Sutton, Ella Theves, Betty Pruett, Elizabeth Athanas, Richard Tweedy, Robert Clay. Second Row: Laverne Riqsby, leanette Speckhals, Grace Sauer, Marlene Davis, Carol De Busk, Dixie Wise, Nova Graham, Verna Black. Y, W7 -W f' Third Row: Mr. Shewman, Ted Myers' Ed Koenig, old Maloney, lim McDonald, terry Klefnper, lohn I lohn Franklin, Dick Nash, lack Twist. Not Shown: Don Anael, Gene Ketrhorside, Don l Milton Scott, 7 ,Lu Slfffweffl I Njroup 1.1 If 1s'f ' ' I'n:.r Iinw. Ilnfnw Snnvll, II'nlf nv llwvus, Ilmnnu Cfnnp Se-voml Row: Io Ann Wlnlo, Patsy Ruttvr, Mxss Stxllwell, Iwll, Ilnnlrlly flpmrm, Sully Iwonq, lllllvn Knhn, lnnv livlorms lannson, Donald l,lIK1PIk, Conmo Tyner, Mary lnndr, Wanda Sloplu-1151, Ian Annv Stophonson, Iorlv Yoxmq. Iifllf-n, hlmlfx I-Zrvxfzlu-fir, fllrxdya, Mflrtm 44 , v . I . r lfx my Ilxnl.. lirflf .llwllu-y, lllll .X lnnlll., I- f - I-lllfnll, Nl nf: lllf lv.-s., IJnrl:: lklwzzlwx. 1. If I I , .way I N and Ilww' l'lIvnlf-nw I II 1 lf ul Il Inn Van I l n Ilvvnnl Illnlllgls. I'rx,1 llvwnmfq, Ar1lo1m'lIlf lflxsan, nl I Y' dy I ,. X 'Xllll' Ill nw' I nw- lx Ilfnnv 11, llln 1 :L Clfxdwalfwndm, lflnw I I Inn lnguflfmn Ilfrl W1J.rIruln, Ilxfwnlvllrlw- Flf1rIr'f', ,M I fflv I lull M I r1:,lr1nrIl'l, Ilffln llllfiwn .nfl Ilffw lmlxfrlxnf fulnnn, I'1ffqnv-lyn Manll, liar Tlnrd How: l,andon HIGHS, lin-My Mnullvx, Hola Hynnlnq, onald Wmss, Garald Plvaon, Inn Patlursan, YI'ClI1klk? .--avltl, Iarnoss Iwwlk. Yourllu Row: Roland Ralston, Lauxs Kndlc, Clxarlos Cralt, Ill,-Iv Atluxnas. ham Hank-ovk, lVlPlVlIl Erhart, Bull Downs, Larry Finrlan, lloyd ClIf1l'bO!l0f'IlI, Floyd Cllarlvonnan. Tl1ndYRow: Wzlllarn Bronalnan, linrslwl Hopluns, l,ovvll tlrlllltlu, Panl Rvnnnc-rs, Msflvxn Hassvl, Donald Flvnnna, 'lllxornas Buxxls, 811 r WMI., .SQFCI Ja fg l'0up Q4-rfzd Lu .Shale 1, roup txell Qyf ,Mo First Row: loe Reichart, Fred Herdlick, Ianice Road, Beverly DeWees, Nick Bockwinkel, Harold Alcorn, Norma Kuehnert, Verlene White, Iacqueline Hill, Mary Lou Lock- hart. Second Row: Marilyn Smith, Helen Myers, lackie Koupa, Betty Twitty, Paula Hemphill, Delores Doskocil, Shirley Ann First Row: Ioyce Bucy, Marqaret Anderson, lacqueline Hicks, Bob Jones, Wilma Hillman, Marie House, Melba Jarvis, Pat Chenoweth. Second Row: Maxine Schroeder, Margaret Copeland, t Wim jhieden 3 roup Myers, Shirley Hetlinq, Betty Duqqer, Betty Stricklin, La Vern Watkins. Third Row: Don Douglas, Kenneth Mitchell, gionnie Shotiner, Donald Crow, David Gansnor, Carl epper, Charles Lott, Richard Kienlen. Not Shown: Rogers Robinson. Lula Falloon, Katherine Deloit, Lorraine Lawrey, Del Corey, Doris Corey, Robbie Fawler, Betty McLaughlin. Third Row: Bill Bauer, Frank Zych, Gene Sand Frank Koontz, Harvey Komorech, Raymond Bader, Orv Sibert, terry Rothman. l l ina '1fUa.JJ0fL 3 l'0uP Waffl gfllup First Row: Ioan Murphy, Addie Mae Ellis, Arlene Brod- Beaver, Robert Melton, Phyllis Powers, Dorothy Harris, hacker, Elenora Rasmussen, Mary Ann Pueschel, Shirley Dobson, Barbara Reynolds, Ioan Towery, Doris Palm Platt, Yvonne Flick, Verna Blake. Third Row: Freddie Martinez, Ken Hopper, Nicf Second Row: Kenneth McManus, Ierome Liqori, Ronald Verlinick, Paul Heath, Clemente Guerrorou Bill Sullivt 34- Ilr:,t lllww. Vllfllnlrl Hrlllvv-v1f', Hlllllt Arnrill, Annu Moorn, Iurlnltfx l,ynl'h, Nflnvy l.nf'zfrk, Betty Alexander, Ioan Walsh. ffllmxrmrlm, Third Bow: Iarkie Brat, Bob Snyder, Dave Budding, Gerald Smith, Paul Griffith, Iames Lullrnan, George lones, Ioe Spoto, Paul Callahan, Clarence I-Iagene, Guy Bishop. fi:-furlrl Huw: lfvrrlf-na Watson, Hcflrln Iirr-lner, Pat l'f1gm11fr, Vruvwl tlfrlnwl, lilnrlv-y Spikes, lfllll Gerzzlywl' I'lr::t Huw: Paul Glaah, Shirley Dreyor, Mary Charn- -l Vltlilrllt Kvntlnq lkrplllr Surf ano Schneider, Elizabeth Poseh, Annabelle Barton, Faye Nel- l 1 - 1- -:. , - . Hg-1, I Hart, Mary filly, fl'-mlrltnv Mlm:-x, Blrrnard Hoffmann, Bah Hanno- 'HI son, Iane Novak, Belly Smith, Barbara Gleason, Sue Ship- man, Iuanlta Link, Roberta Burle, Miss Weir. Third Row: Charles lalnes, Royve Syker, Ronald Tucker flir-vrmrl Ilruw: fill-nrlfmn Pylfr, Irianr-ttcf Clrrrrla, Mar I y Roy Kennedy, Ierry Birk. I Lal UV' I- W N65 Q. r Q 'L 430115 ' I ny OFFICIAL SONG ol 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 of praise, We will hold aloft your standard, To you our hearts will e'er be true As we journey on lile's path Our tho'ts will ever 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, we'll come when e'er you call We'll ne'er forget dear friends we've met. Three Cheers for the black and the gold. O Else Brix, Charles Hurnleld. L, 85 - Hoyt Thonias, Betty Platt, Ruth Hoy, Hose Lary, Miss Wadi F014 P in 1 9 ell' J I'0u,7 im ew: 5 'W . , l'0ll,7 Wir. 9 Bn df? rbup Waters, Nancy Matthews, Paul Hart, Thelma Duke, Bar- bara Williams, Velva Ray, Carol Kasal. Dorothy Gabbert, Ruby Earls, Geraldine Krewson, Barbara Marshall, Beverly Besserman, Hallie Murray, Marjorie lohnson, lean Welch. Third Row: Billy Payne, Albert Naylor, Miss Weiss, Aivato Sandoval, Anita Parshall, Montell Smith, lack Powell, Marvin Turner, Earlene Albright, Gregg Grossius, Iohri Harris. First Row: Barbara Stovall, Shelby Island, Evelyn Second Row: Doris Leong, Ruth Ivy, Alberta Button, First Row: Otto Horak, Norma Iones, Bob Hughes, Maria Swanson, Barbara Brown, Lois Ohms, Patsy Iames, Margie Loch, Ben Ieffries, Carol Birk, limmie Smith, Vivian Beverly Mitchell. Farr. Third Row: Bob O'Neal, Donald Swaney, Billy Brakefield, Second Row: Betty Tooloose, Shirley Lance, Alice Barnes, LeRoy Cox, Donald Kempit, Ronald King, Tim Murphy. gfeffhlllefl CCLAIQJCLI' February 6 . . . We met the swell teachers and Workers here at McKinley. February l3 . . . Saw an example of the muscle-bound McKinley stars. February l9 . . . Bill Veeck told us how qood the Browns would be. February 27 . . . Learned how to find a book. March 5 . . . Golly, lack is good! Did you see that rope trick? March 5 . . . Heard about report cards and were we scared. March 12 . . . Freshman Party, what fun! March l2 . . . Watched Mr. Mapes split atoms. March l9 . . . Went out of the world- - By lupiter l April l6 . . Heard the beautiful music t?l of the band. April23 . . Si, si, amiqoll April3U . . Math. Dept. 2-I-326. May 14 . . Met Mr. Causinofqee, he's swell. May 28 ...... Watched the pretty girls Mita. 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