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

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We cannot but reflect that our school has inspired many who have attended here . . . and stands solidly as these seniors quickly pass. .iv T I -1-l 5 - - I. .3 OPQLUOI' We present our l953 Nugget with the sincere Wish that it will bring you enjoymenteboth now, and in the years to come when your high school days will be just a memory. May it often recall to you some ot the joys and fun that you had here-and may these priceless treasures of warm experiences ever guide you as you journey along while lite stretches before you. ,,wff,. Cfmfmfi Graduates ...... ...... l l Activities ..... .,..,. 3 l Athletics ..... ...... 5 5 ' ' 67 Advlsorles ...... ff-'fir ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Official Printer, Rolinq . . . Binder, Becktold . . . Enqraver, Central Engraving Company, under the management of Mr. Harry I. Swain . . . Senior pictures, Photo-Reflex Studio . . . Photogra- pher, Mr. l. G. Princell. -2- , i .fbeakmtion To our tootball and basketball cham- pions ot i953 we dedicate this Nugget. We can well be proud of these young men who have devoted so much time to bring tame and honor to our school. May we learn from their example the intrinsic value of teamwork and take this lesson with us as we leave our great McKinley all l x tt -3- 0I'l'nall 5644 ee rincipa fl KJ ML W i j!ifl!rblQ,P6L!v0TjJ6blJMvJyP., ly LMP cu M ii . ogy Jf t WM, WJ! I on 1 .1 6l5,?f , W livllfff? :S eaaage CU M Qt , 04 X f Dear Friends of the Classes ot Ianuary and lune, 1953: We appreciate the opportunities which we have had as a faculty to be oi service to you during the past four years. We trust that We have helped you in many ways -in acquiring desirable information, developing useful skills, forming Wholesome attitudes, building good habits. But above all we trust that We have helped you de- velop a set of values that are not altogether materialistic. Unless you believe that sharing is the keynote of happi- ness, that duties and responsibilities must be met, that honesty with ourselves and others is absolutely essential, that iaith in man and God is the only sure foundation for a good lite, we have fallen far short of our duty to you, and may God have mercy on you and us. You have our heartiest good Wishes tor your continued growth. Most sincerely yours, N. B. DEE, Principal. M4- Our .f455i5fanf ,Qincilaa A For he's honorable And doubling thot, most fair. SARAH A. CONN OR WILLIAM T. WELD Thou must be true thyself, If thou the truth must teach: Thy soul must overflow, if thou Ar1other's soul Wouldst reoch! Norman Bliss Dee, Principal Sarah A. Connor Assistant Principals William T. Weld M. M. Bailey Charlotte L. Ballmann Mildred Beck Marjorie Becker Iulius D. Blanke Frances Brown Marie C. Brown Lawrence H. Buschmann Marion Iudge Clarkson Gertrude Cleveland Grace Craig Anne M. Evans Lorene Ferguson M. R. Gallup Mary Grant Gene B. Greening Louis D. Haftner Daisy Heavilon Ivy Heidegnann Iulius W. Hollman Alva Leon Holt Theodora Klages Mildred Krenning Sam Lawson W. Forrest Layne Florence Lewedag Charlotte Lewis lack Lippincott Margaret T. Lynch L. R. Mapes Arthur Marx Helen Miller Ida Muennighaus Earl H. Neller Mary A. Noonan Helen L. Oehler I. E. Perrine Areola Reinhardt Alberta K. Ross Clara E. Ruch Emma Marie Ruppel Ioseph H. Sheely Charles A. Shewman Elsie Stradal Elsie I. Straube Erwin W. Stueben Bess N. Thiesen Howard Vanskike Edith M. Waddock Corinne Wall Kathleen Walsh Sue Weir Sylvia R. Weiss E. W. Zeppenfeld Violet Owens OFFICE FORCE HYGIENE DEPARTMENT Lucille Becker R. W. Iansen, M. D. Harry G. Hartmann Regina Kohring, R. N. Winifred Meyer L. R. Wentzel, M. D. LUNCHROOM leannine Kiel, Manager Tillie Kabell Myrtle Kelly Amelia Knight Genevieve Paddock Laura Borchardt Katie Frank Laura Gander BUILDING DEPARTMENT Elroy Riess, Head Custodian George Hall Ioseph Kohaut Ioseph Hulla Frank Kuerz Anna Keutzer -5- Lucille Ochterbeck Iacob Sebold Blanche Thornburgh Iohn Ryan Harold Wagoner Ben. Woodruff WCJGHQ U Y' f f 1 The direction in which educotion stdrts d mon will determine his future lite, soid Ploto. Thot is why we seniors ore especially dnxious to dcknowledge here our grotefulness to the stdft of McKinley High School tor their helpfulness in guiding us through four iinportont yeors ot our youth. 7 ,., eniord lt is difficult to find words to show my appreciation for what McKinley has done for me not only in my last term as president of the senior class of Iune 1953, but also during my four years as a student. I know that our class will never be forgotten for all the con- tributions its members have made in sports, academic achieve- ment, the arts, inter-school activities, and general school spirit. When we leave these memorable halls and go out to the dif- ferent crossroads of life, we shall always remember the hours that we have spent here. Who could forget the good times in the corridors, the lunchroom, and the narrow stairways? Or the institution where we spent four of the best years of our life? Let me speak for the rest of the senior class to thank Mr. Dee, Mr. Weld, Miss Connor, our sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson, and the faculty for what they did in helping to better mold our lives. At one time or another they have helped us when We needed help the most. In graduating, may each one of us always remember that we couldn't have spent four better years than those at McKinley. -loe Stone. jg. 4-' , ,M 3 ,ii . 3 - 7 ' 4 .-41? 'ft' II: le s. rw S' Q, V an . .. NN I, 1 '- - . .,.,s. 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V '-Q., - ' President Vice-President Secretary Girls' Treasurer Boys' Treasurer Serqeant-at-Arms Frank Windeqqer Willard Reeves Doris Kloster Shirley Whitledqe Edward Upton Ioe Moslander C L A S S M O T T O 'fThey Conquer Who Believe They Can CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Blue for loyalty White for purity, faithfulness, and peace ikriir il' On these pages you will find leaders of tomorrow from the Ianuary 1953 class. We wish to express our deepest thanks to Mrs. Clarkson and Mr. Lippincott for their careful guidance during our senior year We realize that We will have a qreater tomorrow because of a well-planned yesterday. . we .gznior Cfada . . . anuary, I9 3 HAROLD ALCORN We'll miss his talent in basketball,- Bnt it is Harold we'll miss first of all. Honor Roll: Speakers Forum: Town Meeting: Monitor: Student Council: Baseball, '50, '51-M, '52-M: Basketball, '50eM, '51-M, Captain, '52, LORETTA ANDERSON The whole school knows Loretta Anderson by name: She did her part toward McKin- ley's fame. Office Helper: Ticket Salesman: A Cappella Choir: Girls Glee Club: Cheerleaders, Co-Captain. DORIS ARCHER Pleas-antly smiling, happy, nine: Plenty of neatncss, plenty of spice, Honor Roll: Registration Clerk: Iunior Achievement. BILL BAUER Tall, flistinguisherl, and very well dressed: Not the kind to be a pest. Alcorn Anderson VERNA BLACK Verna will succeed we know: In all she does she seems to glow. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club. ARLENE GRACE BOMARITO This girl is very clever,- Also art she does endeavor. Honor Roll: Senior Play Cast. DON BRADLEY A track man is our Dong You can see he didn't let you down. Track, '52-M: Student Council: Speak- ers' Forum: Nugget: Goldbug: Ticket Salesman. GLORIA FA YE BRASHEAR This girl dances with the greatest of ease: Her studies also are quite a breeze. Honor Roll: Beginners Dance: Ad- vanced Dance: Senior Play Cast: Latin Club: Speakers Forum: Registration glezk: Office Helper: Iunior Girls Glee u . Archer Bauer IRENE BROUGHTON She makes our world so full of bliss: This cute little girl will we really miss. Distributive Education. WILLIAM D. BROUGHTON When a la1ly's in the case: You know all other things give place. Honor Roll: Senior Play Cast: Moni- tor: Bowling Club: Service Club: Stage- craft: Aviation Club: Chess Club: M Club: Tennis Club, '50-M. MIKE BUMB When it comes to playing ball: Mike's the guy that beats them all. Ticket Salesman: M Club: B-Basket- hall: Baseball, '50-M, '51-M. BARBARA DEAN BURNETT You can never tell them apart: Yet they are very dear to McKin- ley's heart. Candidate for Queen: Honor Roll: I Speak for Democracy: Goldbug Staff, Sports Editor: Radio Production: Regis- tration Clerk: Iunior Achievement: Pep Squad, Emblem. , Black Bomarito Bradley Brashear I. Broughton W. Broughton Bumb Burnett -11- me enior Cfariri . . . anuary, 19 3 Burnett Burris Campbelle Corey Dickerson Eads .cw ...,-.,. ,...,. . . ... .-..c. ..,. ' Fagg Farrior BETTY JEAN BURNETT Here is another of the lonely pair: Who t7'Pflt!'II her friends with sur-h goorl rare. Goldbug Staff, News Editor, '51, Gold! bug Salesman, Office Helper, Ticket Salesman, Bowling Club, Honor Roll, lunior Achievement, College Club, Chess Club, Cheerleader, Pep Squad, Treasurer, '50, '5l. MARY VIOLET BURRIS Tall and slim, with a heart of golrl: A memory of her we will always holzl. Latin Club, Speakers Forum, Library Staff, Student Council, Honor Roll, Iunior Achievement. DAGMA CA MPBELLE She's never haughty, newer loud,- She's at the top in every crowd. A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls Glee Club, Student Council, G. A. A., Can- didate for Queen. DORIS COREY Very friendly, yes sires: 'I'hat's why she's topsin popularity. I Speak for Democracy, Nugget Staff, Assistant Editor, '52, Senior Play Cast, Speakers Forum, Library Staff, Radio Production, Office Helper, Ticket Salesman, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Student Council, Bowling Club, Secretary, '52, American Legion Ora- torical Contest, Honor Roll, Roller Skating Club, Vice-President, '51, and President, '52, Class Day Program, Fassold Glenn ANNABELLE DICKERSON A pleasing personality has she, She'll go far in the world, you'll all agree. Goldbug Staff, Honor Roll. MARY EADS Big blue eyes, and oh so pretty! Also quiet and often witty. Speakers Forum, Ticket Salesman, Honor Roll, Class Day Program, SHIRLEY KATI-IERN FAGG Shirl's personality is one of the best,- 7'hat's why she'Zl go farther than some of the rest. Goldhug Staff, Secretary, Speakers Forum, Radio Production, Registration Clerk, Ticket Salesman, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Student Council, Honor Roll, Goldbuq Salesman. GRACE ELIZABETH FARRIOR A wonderful girl, as you all know ,' She's bound to succeed wherever she goes. Radio Production, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Student Council, Iunior Achievement. -12- Graham Groves IAVADA IUNE FASSOLD Cute and friendly, nice and sweet: Here's a girl that's very neat. Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Distributive Education, Vice- President, Roller Skating Club. IUANITA MAE GLENN I'll?Tf',S a girl we wish would stay ,' We know she'll be missed in a great big way. Office Helper, A Cappella Choir, Hon- or Roll, Iunior Achievement, NOVA GRAHAM A very pretty girl is she, Also witty as can be. A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls Glee Club, Bowling Club, Honor Roll. NINA GROVES Big blue eyes anrl oh so sweet: Here's a girl that's harrl to beat. Nugget Staff, Assistant Editor, '51, Ed' itor-in-Chief, '52, Iunior Town Meeting, Speakers Forum, Registration Clerk, Ticket Salesman, Student Council, American Legion Oratorical Contest, Honor Roll, G. A. A., Emblem, City- Wide Student Council, Graduation Day Program. we enior 64156 . . . anuary, I9 3 BILLIE IEAN HAMLIN Shi- fiirl her job well in every class: In fact, wc think she's a wonderful lass. Senior Play Cast: Office Helper: A Cappella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: Roller Skating Club. BARBARA HANCOCK A very nice girl 'in every way: We only wish that she eoulri stay. Junior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: College Club. BETTY HEATH Betty's the girl we all adore: To the top shc 'is sure to soar. A Cappella Choir: Pep Squad: G. A. A,. Emblem. BEVERLY HOWARD Beverly is pretty. wc all ftg1'l?6,' Anfl just as nice as she can be. Office Ice Skat- ing: Beginners Dance Candidate for Queen Hamli Kelley Kinder GWEN IONES Gwen is the girl of whom we are proud : Always friendly, never load. Latin Club: Office Helper: Iunior Achievement. IOYCE PEARL IONES To know Joyce has been a treat: We all agree she's very sweet. Speakers Forum: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll. DAVID R. KELLEY A pleasant lad, a wonderfnlfrienrl' May life bring the best to him. Senior Play Cast: Latin Club, Vice- President: Radio Production: Monitor: A Cappella Choir: Bowling Club: Hon- or Roll: Roller Skating Club: Track, '49: B Football, '48, '49: Freshman Basketball, '48. WILLIAM RAY KINDER A musician, yes, that is our Bill : He'll go far as time will tell. Senior Play Cast: Ticket Salesman: Monitor: A Cappella Choir: Orches- tra: Concert Band: Marching Band: Stamp Club, President: Swimming, '49, E2-BSI: All-City Orchestra, '50: Dance an . Heath Howard DORIS KLOSTER This tall girl is a rare beamy: As secretary of our class she fl-irl her lluty. Office Helper: Secretary, Senior Class: Honor Roll: College Club: Pep Squad. LOUIS KOOPMAN Very quiet. also shy ,- With as all he rates high. I Speak for Democracy: Latin Club' Radio Production: Student Council: Honor Roll. CLAUDIA MARLENE KUNI A pleasant smile she has for all: Yflltyll miss this girl around the hall. Senior Play Cast: Latin Club: Speak- ers Forum, Secretary, '52, SALLY LEONG Sally is small, mite and sweet: Girls like her are harrl to beat. Goldbug Staff: Oifice Helper: Ticket Salesman: Goldbug Salesman: Nugget Salesman: A Cappella Choir: Honor Roll: College Club. G. Iones I. lanes Kloster Koopman .. 13 .- Kuni Leong iv we .sznior 66166 . . . anuarg, 1953 Medcalt Mitchell Nesselhaut Ohms DOROTHY MEDCALF Our lass Dot is very spry: She always casts a laughing eye. Candidate tor Queen: Speakers For- um: Library Staff: A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls glee, Club: Honor Roll: Roller Skating u . KENNETH MITCHELL A 'very nice fellow it is true: He's Chuck full of pep and mis- chief too. Speakers Forum. lOE MOSLANDER A very fine fellow he is indeed: We're all quite sure he will suc- ceed. Senior Play Cast, President: Honor Roll: Service Club, President, '53: Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class. l OAN MURPHY Joan is a girl whos cute and kind: A better pal you will never find. A Cappella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: Pep Squad: Roller Skating Club, President, '51, '52: Advanced Dance. 1 Moslander Murphy Meyers Neislein Parker Prochko IAMES MEYERS A popular boy he is indeed: 'I'hat's why we're sure that he will succeed. Monitor: Football, B Team, '50, Var- sity, '51: Basketball, B Team, '5U. ZORA NEISLEIN Zrrra's a girl we are proud to know: It's such a shame that she must go. A Cappella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: Bowling Club. GERTRUDE NESSELHAUF In her studies she excels: But most anything Gertie does well. I Speak for Democracy: Goldbug Staff: lunior Dramatic Club, President, '50, Vice-President, '51: Latin Club: Radio Production: Speakers Forum: Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Ticket Salesman: gl. Cappella Choir: Student Council: owling Club: American Legion Oratorical Contest: Honor Roll: Iunior Acliievement: College Club: Chess Club: Pep Squad: Roller Skating Club: Sophomore Pilgrimage, '5O. LOIS ANN OHMS We wish her luck in the coming world: - We'll never forget such a charm- ing girl. Speakers Forum: Radio Production: A Cappella Choir. 214- Reeves Reichert PAUL PARKER Rather quiet, reserved and shy: We all agree he's a wonderful guy. lULlA ANN PROCHKO Friends like Julie are hard to find: Awfully sweet, nice and kind. Nugget Staff, Literary Editor, '51: Of- fice Helper: Ticket Salesman: A Cap- pella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: Student Council: Roller Skating Club. WILLARD REEVES Swell personality. nice-looking too: Fellows like Willie are 'very few. Vice-President, Senior Class: Senior Play Cast: Iunior Dramatics Club: Monitor: Registration Clerk: Student Council, President, '52: Bowling Club: Honor Roll: Stagecratt: Iournal Club: Aviation Club: City-Wide Student Council Representative. IOE REICHERT Always friendly, full of glee: Joe is swell, we all agree. we enior gfdrid . . . anuary, I9 3 ANITA LRENE RHOADES If you want a friend who will be true ,' Nita's the girl I recommend to you. Senior Play Cast, Nugget Salesman, Goldbug Salesman, Ticket Salesman, Senior Girls Glee Club, Iunior Girls glee Club, Student Council, Honor o . DELLA IEAN RICKARD A cute girl who is lots of fun, Della is liked by everyone. A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Bowling Club, '51-M. IAMES ROBERTS ' .-is a scholar Jim ranks high,- To. all he knows ho casts a smil- ing 8110. 's A DOROTHY ROBERTSON Dot is tiny with lovely hoir, Her sunny smile is everywhere. A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls Glee 'HC1ub. . L' w 1 Rhoades . Rickard IANICE PATRICIA ROOD Yoidre going to miss this smiling face: Whieh belongs to a girl just fall of grace. Speakers Forum, Goldbug Salesman, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Girls Glee, Senior Girls 'Glee, Student Council, Chairman, Financial Committee, '52, Honor Roll, G. A. A., Emblem, Ad- vanced Dancing, Beginners Dance, Candidate for Oueen. ARLENE ROY Her personality is always pleas- mg? We think she's swell, and that's no teasing. Senior Play Cast, Honor Roll, Iunior Achievement, College Club, Roller Skating Club. MARY LOU ROY Mary Lon was up for queen: She is one of our favorite teens. Radio Production, A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls Glee Club, Bowling Club, Iunior Achievement, College Club, Roller Skating Club, Candidate for Queen. LILA SANDERS Our Lila is so charming llf7I,flS'lUFfTtf A nicer girl you'll never meet. Nugget Staff, Editor, '52, Assistant Ed' itor, '51, Literary Editor, '51, Library Stati, Ottice Helper, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Honor Roll. Roberts Robertson M. ROY Sanders Scott Spencer - 15 - DOROTHY ANN SCOTT Dot, tho girl with thc lovely hair, All her friends are c-hosen with rfare. A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls Glee, Honor Roll. DOROTHY SPENCER Dorothy is an old-fashioned na'm.o,' Who knows, some :lay it may bring her fame. Library Staff, Radio Production, Office Helper, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Honor Roll. DON STADLER Don is always loarls of fan, And his work is always IIIITH1. Stagecrait, President, '50, Iournal Club, Vice'President, '51, Aviation Club. DON STAMM ,ln all-around follow, this is trim, Also one who is never blue. Monitor, Bowling Club. Rood A. Roy V1 '.. . ,, Stadler l 3'l. Stamm i we .sznior 64455 . . . anuary, I9 3 Sutton Swanson Swehla Terry Theodore Tockstem shi . iv i Upton WILLIAM N. SUTTON Bill is certainly liked by all: Yoi1,'ll really miss him, come next fall. Senior Play Cast: Monitor: Student Council: Honor Roll: Orchestra: March- ing Band: M Club: Basketball, '50-M, '51, '52: B-Basketball. MARIA SWANSON Maria looks like llf shining strir: With her sunny smile shrill go fur. I Speak for Democracy: Senior Play Cast: Speakers Forum: Ticket Sales- man: Nugget Salesman: American Legion Oratorical Contest: Honor Roll: Orchestra: Concert Band: Marching Band: College Club: G. A. A., Em- blem: Beginners Dance, Treasurer, '51, Secretary, '52. KENNETH EDWARD SWEHLA Ken's rin all-rirounrl fellow, 'tis true: Full of fun rinrl inisvhief too. Class President, Ianuary '52: Speak- ers Forum: Ticket Salesman: A Cap- pella Choir: Student Council: Honor Roll: Iunior Achievement: Football, '50, '51-M: Track, '50, '51, '52AM: Football, B, '49: Basketball, B, '49: M Club. ADDIE MAE ELLIS Whitaker Whitledge PAT TERRY Withdrawn. PAULINE THEODORE I'fLuline's pep is without meliszirog Her sweet smile wc'll alwuys treas- ure. Registration Clerk. DONALD DARROW TOCKSTEIN You always see Donulrl with ll smile: h He's joking, laughing all the while. A Cappella Choir. ED UPTON If you're 'in need of ri very good friend: Er1's the boy we recomnzenrl. Goldbug Salesman: Iunior Dramatics Club: Speakers Forum: Radio Produc' tion: Registration Clerk: Stagecratt Club: lournol Club: Aviation Club. . . 3 PM lialh-'ll Ill! .-.161 Windegger HELEN MARIE WHITAKER Our Helen is so charming and sweet: A nicer girl yon'll never meet. Senior Play Cast: Latin Club: Ofiice Helper: Registration Clerk: A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Student Council: Honor Roll: Orchestra: Junior Achieve- ment. SHIRLEY MARIE WI-IITLEDGE With, Shirley's rare personality: She holds with us great popularity. Girls' Treasurer of lanuary Class, '53: Library Staff: Radio Production: Ticket Salesman: A Cappella Choir, Presi- dent, '53: Senior Girls Glee Club, Mu- sic Emblem, '52: Student Council: Honor Roll: Pep Squad. FRA NK WINDEGGER An athlete, yes, that is our Frank,- In every sport he gets top wink. Class President, January '53: Moni- tor: Student Council: M Club: Base- ball, '49, '50-M, '51-M, Captain, '52-M: Fcotball, '50-M, '51-M, '-52-M, Captain, Football All-City, All-S.E. Mo. State, '51, Football All-City, All-Opponent All-District, '52, Most Valuable Player: '52: Basketball, '50-M, '51-M, '52-M. RITA VANAC ' '1 ' V' ? 'F ' we .sznior Cfaad icerd Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson IUNE, 1953 President Ioe Stone Vice-President Gene Sanders Secretary Gladys Martin Girls' Treasurer Edna Meddows Boys' Treasurer Iames Smith Sergeant-at-Arms Robert Klepper C L A S S M O T T O Who Searches, Finds CLASS FLOWER Orchid C L A S S C O L O R S Navy blue for loyalty , White for purity, faithfulness, and peace ii? it ik A In these pages you will find i brilliant faces all in line. We, the seniors of Iune '53, offer our humblest thanks to Mrs. Clarkson and Mr. Lippincott, our sponsors, for making our last year the most memorable and enjoyable period of our lives. In a few days we shall leave good old McKinley: but, as we travel through life's unknown passage, we will always be true to our alma mater. Ute enior Cfaaa . . . une, I9 3 Adair Alexander Ameln Anderson H. Athanas P. Athanas Barr Beczkala HAZEI.. ADAIR Hazel in her gesture and step: Has vitality and lots of pep. Office Helper. BETTY ALEXANDER She dues all of the little thinys: '1'hat to others happiness surely brings. Radio Production: Nugget Ticket Sales- man: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: G. A. A. PATRICIA AMELN Pat is always full of joy.- A smile for every girl anrl boy. Monitor: Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Nugget Ticket Salesman: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: G. A. A., Vice-Presb dent, '52, Secretary, '5l: G. A, A., Emblem, Pin, Guard: Advanced Danc- ing, Secretary, '51: Candidate for Queen. MARGARET ANNE ANDERSON Rare is the union of virtue and beauty, Of ability great and a sense of duty. A Cappella Choir: Honor Roll. Bolen Bowen HELEN ANN ATI-IANAS 'l'his lass is quiet and very shy, But she'll never fail to catch your eye. Goldbug Staff: A Cappella Choir: lun- ior Girls Glee Club: Bowling Club: Iunior Achievement: College Club: G. A. A., Emblem: Advanced Danc- ing: Beginners Dancing. Bradley Broeckelman IANE BOLEN By diligence she wins her way,- The nicest things of her we say. A Cappella Choir. ,M :WU i QQ R EN l ' his bt 1. is ge e , thoughtful, PETE ATI-IA AS fl W , d If a noble aim is a noble rleerl, -4 A er bm 10 ver fm ' This buy in life is sure to succeerl. Stagecraft: B-Football: B-Basketball. ' ROBERT BARR RONALD BRADI:.E . . . A little nonsens a th .n, Bob is always yoklny arrrunrl: He loves to -awe is ww ' You'll nz-ver find him with afrnwn. Monitor: A Cappella Choir: Iunior Achievement. RICHARD M. BECZKALA This boy's character is very fine: Happy memories he leaves behind. tglgnitor: Ticket Salesman: Track, '52, .Wi ftiywgigitixtgfw QV ROSEMARY BROE KELMAN S-mall and tiny, but very neat: 'I'hat's our Rose, isn't she sweet? Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Hon- or Roll: Roller Skating Club: French Club. we .sznior Cfazid . . . une, I9 3 WAYNE BROOKS A tall, blond lad is he: A big success he'-s bound to bc. BOB BRUSH His jokes, laughter always calls: We'll miss him in McKinley's halls. LARRY BURIAN A boy with so charming a smile W'ill surely 'make his life worth- while. Radio Production: Ticket Salesman: Student Council: Honor Roll: Service Club, Secretary, '52: M Club: Football, '5l: Swimming, '49, '50-M: Track, '49, '50: B-Football, '49. SHERRY ELAINE BUSH Sherry's our queen and of her we're proud.- You'll always final her with a crowd. Goldbug Staff: Ticket Salesman: Sen- ior Girls Glee: Cheerleader, Captain, '51, '52, Letter, '5l: Pep Squad, Pres- ident, '52: G. A. A., President, '52: Gb A. A., Emblem: McKinley Queen, '5 . Brooks Brush IERRY IEAN BYRD Jerry is a boy with curly hair ,- In this world he will have never a care. Registration Clerk: Bowling Club: Hon- or Roll: Orchestra: Iunior Achieve- ment: Concert Band: Marching Band: Camera Club. MARY R. CHAMBERS She does all of the little things That to others happiness surely bring. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Student Council: Honor Roll. THERESA CHROMOGA Threse, with the beautiful clothes and hair, Will long be remembered to us still here. Radio Production: Honor Roll: College Club. DORTHA ANN COOPER Kind in act and heart is she: She's also happy and oarefree. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club. Burian Bush MARGARET ANN COPELAND The joy of youth her eye displays, Anil ease of heart her look con- veys. Senior Girls Glee Club. DONALD E. CORLISS Don is a boy who is nice to know ,- He'll spread joy wherc're ho goes. DONALD CROW This boy's laugh can spread some glee, For he has a great personality. B-Football: B-Basketball. KATHERINE DELOFF She's quiet, sincere, anrl oh so nice ,' The hearts of all she does entice. Senior Girls Gleo Club. Byrd Chambers chmmoqa Cooper fp X cornss Crow Deloff ti jhe .Senior Cfarfd . . . une, I9 3 DeNoon Depper Dixon Downing Dreyer Eschelbach Foster French SHIRLEY DeNOON She's cute, neat, and nice to be near: McKinley High will hold her dear. Iunior Girls Glee Club: Orchestra: Marching Band: G. A. A.: Beginners Dancing. CARL DEPPER Here's a handsome-looking boy, With a sense of humor that spreads some joy. Distributive Education. DOROTHY DIANNE DIXON She's sweet, I'm sure we all agree: A truer friend you'll never see. Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: G. A. A. PAYE DOWNING Frederich Gansner SHIRLEY DREYER Shirley is smart anal very neat: In life she'll never meet defeat. Monitor: Honor Roll: Orchestra: G. A. A., Emblem, Pin. PATRICIA ANN ESCHELBACH Pat just loves to tell some jokes: A lot of laughter she will coax. Office Helper: Distributive Education: Pep Squad: Bowling Club, '49-M: G. A. A. MARGARET ELLEN FOSTER With Margaret's rare personality, She holds with us great popularity. I Speak for Democracy, '51, '52: Gold- bug Staff, Editorial Editor, '52, Star Reporter, Pin, '51, Quill and Scroll, Pin, '53: Iunior Dramatics Club: Radio Production: Registration Clerk: A Cap- pella Choir: Student Council, Chair- man ot Publicity Committee, '53: Hon- or Roll: College Club, President, '52: Pep Squad. Here's a girl that you must meet ,' Shets most sincere and very sweet. l-EROY FRENCH Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Leroy French is this lad's name,- Glee Club. It will surely bring him fame. Geers Giesler CHARLOTTE FREDERICH She is always steadfast and fle- mure: Respect from all she does secure. Ticket Salesman: Senior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: College Club: Roller Skating Club. DAVID GANSNER This boy in school is oh so bright: For him a goozl career's in sight. Monitor: Registration Clerk: Honor Roll, MARIE GEERS She's a sweet girl and very kinzl: A prettier smile you'll never find. Library Staff: Ticket Salesman: Stu- deiat Council: Bowling Club: Honor Ro . ELEANOR GIESLER Her truth and her simplicity Have increased her popularity. we .gznior Cfddd . . . une, 1953 ELAINE GILL The editor of our paper was she,' Elaine will rise high, you wait and see. Goldbug Staff, Editor, Reporter, Office Helper, Registration Clerk, Ticket Salesman, Student Council, Bowling Club, Captain, Honor Roll, G. A. A., Prom Reporter. PAUL E. GLAAB If a noble mind is a recommenda- tion, This boy can faee problems with- out hesitation. Registration Clerk, Ticket Salesman, Student Council, Honor Roll, Service Club, Vice-President, '52, Sophomore Pilgrimage, Book and Supply Room Assistant. BEVERLY GRAVES A smiling r-heelc and rz sparkling 6119, And sweetness which no one can deny. Honor Roll. IACOUELINE GROANING Life without laughing is ever so dreary: S0 of joking and teasing she never grows weary. A Cappella Choir, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Honor Roll, Ice Skating, Roller Skating Club, G. A. A., Emblem: Advanced Danc- ing, Beginners Dancing. Gill Glaab MARLENE HANCZEWSKI Whenever there's some laughs around, Our Marlene is sure to be found, Senior Play Cast, Speakers Forum, Town Meeting, October, '52, Office Helper, Registration Clerk, Ticket Salesman, Nugget Salesman, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Bowling Club, Honor Roll, G. A. A., Emblem, Pin, Guard, Beginners Dance. BOB HANNEKEN He has truth and generosity All mixed up with curiosity, Library Staff, Monitor, '51, Bowling Club. HELEN HANNEY She smiles and melts your heart away, Because she's cute and oh so gay. A Cappella Choir, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Honor Roll, Roller Skating Club, G. A. A. MELVIN HASSEL You may have seen Melvin about the halls, He's a friend tu one and all. Latin Club, Registration Clerk, Honor Roll, Service Club, Swimming, Book and Supply Room Assistant. Graves Groaning MARTHA HASTY Withdrawn. SHIRLEY ANN HETLING A little quiet, a little shy: But not enough to pass her by. lACKIE HICKS Jaekie's never far behind, To everyone she's sweet and kind. Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Stu- dent Council, Honor Roll, College Club, Pep Squad. lERRY HILL He never has a worry, he never has a care, To find him sad is very, 'very rare. Radio Production. Hanczewski Hanneken l-lanney Hassel Hasty Hetling Hicks Hill f7le enior Cfadd . . . une, f953 Hoeier Hoffmann Holaway Holobeck Hopkins Horak Howell Hurst PEGGY LAVADA HOEFER A friendly person, in a quiet way: Whose friendship will last for many a day, Iunior Girls Glee Club: Camera Club. BERNARD A. HOFFMANN Bernard is one nine friend to know: We feel, in years, his fame will grow. Distributive Education: Aviation Club, President: Roller Skating Club: Bowl- ing Club. CHARLES HOLAWAY At some sports we find Chunk working: We hope his homework he is not shirking. Radio Production: Monitor, '50, '51, '52: Ticket Salesman: Student Coun- cil: Honor Roll: Football, '51, '52-M: Track, '50, '5l: B-Football, '49, '5D. NOEL HOLOBECK As daily in the halls he walks: He stops and joins in little talks. Library Staff: Ticket Salesman: Stu- dent Council: Honor Roll: Nugget Salesman: French Club. it ' ui i Iamison Iohnson lAMES URSHEL HOPKINS Whate'er he did was with so inuch Kersting DELO S Ml Eiling e an a hair g .00 ' ease: y sh e without a To him alone 'twas natural to c please- I ak r em acy, Speakers For- Distributive Education: Service Club: : ad ro ction: Office He er: Stagecraft. ic es : Honor Roll: ller Sk Cl Pep Squad. l fx LORRAINE HORAK P This girl is friendly in every Nice things about her we - ways say. A Cappella Choir: Honor Roll: D tributive Education: Roller Skat' Club. PATRICIA ANN HOWELL Pat is a friend to all: She'll be missed around the halls. Latin Club: Registration Clerk: A Cap' pella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: College Club: G. A. A., Emblem. MARY HURST Thiirl lass so sweet is a friend to a ,' Her name rings out in every hall. Speakers Forum: Office Helper: Stu- dent Council: Nugget Salesman: lun- ior Achievement: G. A. A. ...ZZ- FONNIE IOHNSON Fannie is a friend to eiueryoneg We'll miss him in years to come. Radio Production: Monitor. CATHERINE KERSTING Catherine is a girl we all know ,' We'll miss her when she goes. Junior Girls Glee Club: Roller Skating Club: German Club. WILDA KITCHEN A sweet, attractive kind of grave: We shall miss her smiling face. Honor Roll. Lancaster ..- - t.-fu-me r...--.v :.-t-rl. -' 1 we .sznior Kfado . . . une, I9 3 ROBERT ALLEN KLEPPER Big in size and hard to beat: Bob will conquer any defeat. Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class: Stu- dent Council, Chairman, Financial Committee: B-Football, '50: Football, '51, '52-M: M Club: Freshman Basket- ball: B-Basketball. DOUG KOLB Doug is known to us as The 'I'oe : For with that toe he kicks that goal. Monitor: M Club: Baseball, '50-M, '51- M: Football, '51-M, '52-M: B-Football, HARVEY KOMORECH Harvey in school was on the ball: May he in life know no fall. Registration Clerk: Nugget Salesman: Bowling Club, President, '5l: Honor Roll: Chess Club: Basketball, 52-M. IACQUELINE KOUPA Around our school she won many a heart: McKinley will hate to see her de- part. Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Gold- bug Salesman: Nugget Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Honor Roll: College Club: Pep Squad. Klepper Kolb EILEEN KUHN Eileen is well known by all,- We shall miss her in the halls. A Cappella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: Pep Squad, Emblem. ROBERT KUPKE A finer guy you'll never meet Around McKinley, nor on the street. I Speak for Democracy: Latin Club: Student Council: Bowling Club: Cam- era Club, Vice-President, '52: B-Foot- ball, '50, MARY IANE LANCASTER Mary is a wonderful girl, Whom we will miss like a treas- ured pearl. Office Helper: Junior Girls Glee Club: genior Girls Glee Club: Roller Skating U . ANNA LANIUS Witlt dark hair and flashing eyes. She is pretty and very wise. Komorech Koupa LORRAINE LAWREY Lorraine is a delightful girl With ways that keep you in such a whirl. Nugget Staff: Speakers Forum: A Cap- pella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: Distributive Education: Roller Skating Club. PAUL LEACH To have his friendship is a treat: It's boys like Paul that are harll to beat. Orchestra: Concert Band: Marching Band: Distributive Education. ROBERT LEBER A likeable boy in every way: We only wish that he 1-oulrl stay. IAMES LEE The basis for Jim's popularity Is yep with It fine personality. M Club: Baseball, '52: Basketball, '51, 52-M: B-Basketball. Kuhn Kupke s if Lanius Leach Lawrey Lebor Lcc we Lee Leeker Martin Maxwell IOAN MARIE LEE Joan is a girl who's cute and kind .' A better pal you'll never find. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee glui: Al-Ionor Roll: College Club: ROGER LEEKER Roger is a handsome boy: Who fills our halls with lots of ivy. Bowling Club: Roller Skating Club. ANNIE LEONG She's little but oh so sweet ,- She's our Annie and hard to heat. A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Senior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll. CAROL IUN E LEVY Here is a real dark-haired beauty: To rank her high is a pleasant duty. Latin Club: Library Staff: Radio Pro- duction: Ticket Salesman: Orchestra: Iunior Achievement: Concert Band: Marching Band: Roller Skating Club. enior Cfazid . . . une, 1953 Leong Levy Lewis Long McLaughlin Meddows LOUIS LEWIS Kind and friendly, to others a joy: You'll find Louis is a popular boy. Ticket Salesman. ROBERT LONG Withdrawn. GLADYS MARTIN Toni is a popular lass: That's why she's secretary of her class. Secretary of Senior Class, '53: I Speak for Democracy: Speakers Forum: Tick- et Salesman: Student Council: Honor Roll: Pep Squad: Advanced Dancing: Nugget Salesman. ROSEMARY MAXWELL A tall, sweet, and nice gal: Rosemary is a wonderful pal. A Cappella Choir: Senior Girls Glee Club: College Club: G. A. A., Em- blem: Advanced Dancing: Beginners Dancing. Mendoza - Mitchell ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN Hard work and persfistenre make for success ,- Life will be simple for him, we confess. Latin Club: Library Staff: Registration Clerk: Nugget Salesman: Honor Roll: Orchestra. EDNA MEDDOWS If all could smile as much as she. What a pleasant plave this world would be. Girls Treasurer, Senior Class, '53: Goldbug Statt: Latin Club: Speakers Forum: Library Staff: Office Helper: Ticket Salesman: Honor Roll: Pep Squad: G, A. A.: Advanced Dancing. IUANITA MENDOZA A wonderful girl, so lively and sweet: Just to know her is a real treat. BEVERLY MITCHELL Pretty hair and pretty eyes: She's an angel in disguise. Goldbug Staff, Reporter, Typist: Sen ior Girls Glee Club: Distributive Edu cation: D. E. Club: Cheerleaders. f7l,e IACQUELYN A. MORELL Grace is in her gesture ami step ,- And she has vitality and lots of P912- Latin Club: Registration Clerk: Nugget Salesman: Student Council: Honor Roll: College Club: Roller Skating Club: G. A. A., Emblem, Pin. LURA NEWLAND In fashions she is on the beam: In the neatest clothes she is al- ways seen. Latin Club: Speakers Forum: Senior Girls Glee Club: Roller Skating Club: Honor Roll. CAROLYN ORLEA NA Carolyn likes to joke and loves to please ,' A smile from all she'll surely tease. Office Helper: Registration Clerk: Hon- or Roll: College Club: G. A. A.: Be- ginners Dancing. BARBARA OSSIG A girl that's happy and oarefree, This Barbara will always be. Registration Clerk: A Cappella Choir: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: American Legion Oratorical Contest: College Club, Treasurer, '52: Roller Skating Club: G. A. A., Emblem. Morell Newland enior Cfadd . . . une, I9 3 PAT OVERKAMP She is 'very happy and sincere: We of McKinley will hold her rlear. YVONNE PARKER Because she's thoughtful and also !Illll,, Grateful looks are turnerl her way. Distributive Education. NAOMI PERRIN Her face expresses beauty of heart: In many kind acts she has a part. Speakers Forum. ELMER PHILLIPS Although Elmer teases you, He will remain a friend whtfs true. Ticket Salesman: Bowling Club: Or- chestra Concert Band: Marching Band: Distributive Education. Orleana Ossiq MARY MARGARET PIATCHEK For kindness she shows heartfelt appreciationg For others her acts are L rlerlioa- tion. Office Helper: Iunior Ach'evemen1- Roller skating lub. K f' twill ' hi ellow's cl cr ter is ne: es with hte oft n shine. strib ti E tion, d' orial Pub- icity n g . D G ALMA PRITT Alma is a wonderful girl: Her laughter sets your heart in a whirl. Nugget Salesman: Office Helper: Hon- or Roll: Distributive Education. ROLAND RALSTON Roland is a clever lad: Always happy, never sail. Baseball, '53: Football, '5Z: B-Basket- ball, '50. Overkamp Parker -irz i Nl. lfl sl S31 K 8 ,. W .Hi , , Perrin Phillips Piatchek Presson Pritt Ralston -25- l I She .gznior Cfarid . . . une, 1953 Ramsey Reeves Ruemker Rynders Rynning Sanders Schneider di Schroeder HELEN MAE RAMSEY Music is Helen's pleasure, She holds it as a dearest treasure. Latin Club, Secretary, '52, '53, Honor Roll, Orchestra, Concert Band, Band Council, Secretary, '52, '53, All-City Orchestra, '52, '53, String Quartet. DONALD I. REEVES Donald greets you with IL hello : He is a 'very pleasant fellow. Ticket Salesman, Orchestra, Concert Band, Marching Band, Distributive Ed- ucation, Track, Dixie Land Band, Brass Choir. l CLEMENS RUEMKER Clemens is a very fine boy ,' To know him fills your heart with iffy. Ticket Salesman, SHIRLEY MELBA RYNDERS Shirley's face expresses sincerity, She's also noted for her ehurity. A' Cappella Choir, Senior Girls Glee Club. Schulya Seitz ROBERT RYNNING With hair that's blonde and eyes so blue, This boy is handsome, it is true. President, Senior Class, September, '52 to Ianuary, '53, Monitor, Student Coun- cil, Vice-President, M Club, Basket- ball, '51, '52-M. GENE SANDERS He is noted for his agility,- In sports he shows ability. Vice-President, Senior Class, M Club, Baseball, '51-M, '52-M, '53-M, Football, '51-M, '52-M, Basketball, '52-M, '53-M, B-Football, B-Basketball. C CAROL ANN SCHNEIDER Carol is quite u wonderful girl: She's sure to yo fur in this world. Monitor, A Cappella Choir, College Club. MAXINE SCHROEDER Her laugh expresses eheerfulness: Faith in her we do express. I Speak for Democracy, Speakers For- um, Library Stafi, Radio Production, O,ftice Helper, Senior Girls Glee Club, Honor Roll, Iunior Achievement, Re- tail Survey, Distributive Education, G. A. A,, Emblem, Beginners Danc- ing, Advanced Dancing. Severin Skaggs SHIRLEY ANN SCHULYA A 'voice that's fine and ways so dear, In that we'll miss her, we're sin- cere. A Cappella Choir, Honor Roll, Roller Skating Club. NANCY ANN SEITZ Nancy is an angel fair, With blue eyes and brown hair. A Cappella Choir, Iunior Girls Glee Club, Senior Girls Glee Club, Student Council, College Club, Pep Squad. IUNE SEVERIN Our June is so pretty and charm- WL!!! Her 'very nice manners are dis- arming. Senior Girls Glee Club, College Club. PA NSY SKAGGS One of the best dressed in the class Is this quiet little lass. Ticket Salesman. 3 we .sznior Cfada . . . une, I9 3 I Here comes Bill, flashbulbs flying,- A successful photographer, there's no denying. BILL SLATTERY Nugget Stafi: Goldbug Stott, Photog- apher: Library Stall: Radio Produc- vt n: Ticket Salesman: Orchestra: Iun- ior Achievement: Concert Band: March- ing Band: Distributive Education, Pres- ident: Camera Club: Inter-Group Re- lation Talks, '53. IAMES SMITH In sports our Jim does excel: In school work also he does well. Speakers Forum: Monitor: Town Meet- ing, '52: Student Council: Honor Roll: Boys' Treasurer, Senior Class: Iunior Achievement: M Club: Football, '51-M, '52-M: Basketball, '50, '51, '52, '53: Q11-Football, '49, '50: B-Basketball, '49, ' 0 N BETTY IEAN STAGGS L' etty has a lovely voice: contests she would be our choice. kers Forum: Honor Roll. ik S S peak for Democracy: Latin Club: Xl Q c IOHN STOLTE A finer boy you could not find: He has a keen, quick mind. Sviggaonitor. S-X QP? Slattery Smith I OE STONE A popular boy with the guys and gals,- Joe will never lack for pals. President, Senior Class, '53: Radio Production: Ticket Salesman: Student Council: Honor Roll. KAY SULLIVAN Our Kay has a voice that's deep and low,- That's one of the reasons we like her so. I Speak for Democracy: Nugget Staff: Library Staff: Radio Production: Sen- ior Girls Glee Club: Honor Roll: Iun- ior Achievement: Pep Squad. RICHARD SWEHLA A talkative fellow is this boy ,' He brings his friends much joy. Ticket Salesman: Orchestra: Concert Band: Marching Band. BARBARA THOMAS A fashion plate is Barbara Thomas: Shell be in Vogue, this we prom- iso. I Speak for Democracy: Office Helper: Iunior Achievement: G. A. A., Em- blem: Beginners Dancing. Stagqs Stolte IO ANN TYNER Predictions for f'Jody really run high,- Wle know they'll come true by and Il- ' A Cappella Choir: Student Council: Honor Roll. . BOB VOIGI-ITMAN N An athlete with a winning way: A real fine fellow we'd like to say. Monitor: Goldbuq Salesman: Student Council: M Club: Baseball, '51-M: Football, '51-M, '52-M: Basketball, '5l: B-Football, '50: B-Basketball, '50. ROSALENE VOYLES A quiet, red-haired girl is she: With friends as far as you can see. Iunior Achievement. I OHN E. WALKER A quiet guy with a ready wit: In gaining friends he'll never quit. Student Council: Honor Roll. Stone Sullivan Swehla Thomas Tyner Voightmann Voyles Walker we .Sznior C6155 . . . une, I9 3 Ward Watts DOLORES ELIZABETH WARD The editor of our Nugget is she: Long known for her popularity. Nugget Staff, Assistant Editor, '52, Ed- itor, '53: Goldbug Staff: Latin Club: Goldbug Salesman: Ticket Salesman: Nugget Salesman: Iunior Girls Glee Club: Student Council: Honor Roll: College Club: Pep Squad, Emblem '50, Secretary and Vice-President, '52: G. A. A.: Advanced Dancing: City'Wide Student Council: Candidate for Queen, '52: Missouri Girls State Representa- tive, '5Z: Inter-Group Conference. DONALD WATTS This boy is ll' r-lever lad, VVith fl laugh that shows u spirit Williams Wirtel RUBY WILLIAMS Rnbgfs face expresses joy,- She's popular with both girls and boys. CLAUDETTE WIRTEL A sense of humor has C'l1m1lette: One of the nirest girls we have met. Radio Production: Ticket Salesman: Young Hammack MARY FRANCES YOUNG A whiz in Sten is Mary Young: We feel her praises should be sung. Office Helper: A Cappella Choir: Girls Glee Club. CHARLES HAMMACK Willing and rllert is this lmy: His laughter too will spread joy. glad- Pep Squad. o 0 ol Ur Q U ft 0 1' ff 0 0 ' ' I 5, oi . U fi c . v ROBERT MEYER I A A , f 1. x : ' 51, 5 0 V I.. B . Q' e 1 W 5: Q.-. Q ROBERT IOHNSON 0 0 l fi BERNARD MORRIS ,Mya Hanging eniorzi First Row: Anita Rhoades, Nina Groves, Helen Marie Whitaker, Gertrude Nesselhaui, Gloria Brashoar Second Row: Patricia Howell, Melvin Hassel, Paul Glaab, Dolores Ward, David Gansner. First Row: Doris Archer, Annabell Dickerson, Laura Newland, Lila Sanders, Gloria Brashear. Second Row: David Gansner, Robert McLaughlin, Paul Glaab, Noel Holobeck, William Brouqhion Melvin Hassel. Ukio Jychoggica .fdcfiuifiea Loyalty to any school can be shown in this Way-participa- tion by the students in school activities. Out-of-class activities can determine the love of the pupils for their school. The lead- ers as well as the followers in life are often discovered in a simple thing such as a school club or organization. The best times a student will ever have and the most helpful education in life will be learned in these organizations. Here is one place where the character of a student is built. For it is in these groups that a student's real personality is revealed. To Work together and cooperate with people is one of the best les- sons leamed, and if it is learned well it will make a firm founda- tion and success in business. As We look back in later years, the fondest memories of our school days will be those which linger on from extra-curricular activities. The good times spent there will remain long after the English and history lessons conned in class. The words of our school song remind us that LOYALTY is a part of McKinley: As We journey down life's path our hearts will ever turn to you. Activities have always been and will always be an impor- tant part of McKinley, because it is in them that pupils often obtain lasting interests both in vocations and avocations. -Pat Ameln. v t , t J, ' -'Att ' A if eff 3 -nrtf.-new titswfefzs.-.f2. FT-WIT? A mm ,,,,, . U, me 4. .411 zgfiggiig ,Hi-3,5.:53,.:lf7-gang' ,,tl t mt-mfg':'-tFJ,l,I- 1 '-we lm ' f . :ff - ' WT? f .-F 1-751351: 53:5 O wsffg: gm er! lwiflg, we Queeng Www of .Honor DQLCHE5 VAIZD wzvwiff HC Aw A.S!.g1g ' f-MIM1 5,-,,, ,M ,km 'QET 1' AL ' JMUSE EGO!! L ' M-4 VAPMC -4,4 . y , 5- J , e ronafton 0 . 2 Heel! Qusfffsjn R' B U s H Each year at McKinley we hold the Coronation of our Queen. lt means to us what Mardi Gras means to New Orleans-what the Royal Coronation means to the British. lnto our everyday school chores it brings some pomp and glory, a little mystery, and a lot of excitement. Every McKinley girl dreams of being queen and each year the Goldbug carries on our fine tradi- tion of making one of these girls' dreams come true. At that eventful time one night last November, the lights were lowered, the room was filled with suspense as the most beautiful Coronation ever witnessed at Mc- Kinley began. When the girls came down the aisle on to the stage and took their places, we were reminded of a beautiful rainbow the way the girls were arranged with their lovely dresses blending perfectly. As the moment for the little girl to bow to the new queen approached the suspense mounted. Then, just as our new queen t Sherry Bush was crowned Queen of Love and Beauty, a burst of wild applause rose from the audience. To the strains of the Recessional the queen and her lovely maidens departed from the auditorium to attend the ball. Thus another Coronation was added to the history of McKinley. 6337, First Row: Phyllis Groves, Lila Sanders, Dolores Ward, Doris Corey, Nina Groves. Second Row: Mr. Neller, Harold Maloney. we Wuggef Sponsor, Mr. Neller Financial Manager, Miss Lewedag AUTUMN TERM SPRING TERM Nina Groves . . . Co-Editor Dolores Ward . . . Editor Lila Sanders . . . Co-Editor Bill Slattery . . . Photographer Doris Corey Carleen Land Phyllis Groves Lorraine Lawrey Harold Maloney Harold Maloney Kay Sullivan Shelvie Plunk Dolores Ward ' Lillian Short lt the Worth ot this Nugget could be measured with the desire that we have labored to please you, then this publication would be rated as one of the best. Often may you turn its pages to seek out an old friend, a helpful classmate, or a one-time sweetheart. May it ever recall happy memories of our association here together at McKinley High School! i -34- puggcafiona -35-. ' First Row: Martha Hunter, Laura Newton, Shelvie Plunk, Elaine Gill, Sandra Moore, Barbara Burnette. Second Row: Gertrude Nesselhauf, Ioan Sykes, Edna Meddows, LaVerne Stadler, Berta White, Mona White, Loudon Riggs, Ioan Heckstetter. Third Row: Wanda Smith, Betty Burnette, Carol Overby, Sherry Rush, Ron Tucker, Ralph Jackson, Sandra Dothage, Faye Devenport, Sally Leong, Nancy Matheus. Fourth Row: Ioe Sutton, lim Earls, Ioe Rulo, Mr. Shewman, Annabelle Dickerson, lane McAllister, Margaret Foster. STAFF-l953 Editor ------ - - - Lee Baker Assistant Editor - - - - Margaret Foster Business Managers - - - Ronald King, Sandra Moore Sports - - - Frank Leigh, lim Gaddis, Don Capone Senior Representative ----- Edna Meddows Features ---- Faye Devenport, Sandra Dothage Photographer - ------ Bill Slattery Editorial Sponsor - Edith M. Waddock Business Assistant ------- Forrest Layne Reporters . . . lane Franklin, Iackie Hicks, Nancy Matheus, Carol Overbey, Dorothy Wellman The Goldbug is one ot the outstanding features ot our school. We are very proud ot this paper, because it is one ot the finest in the city. The material used in the make-up is written by the Goldbug class. The news corners straight from the student body by way oi the suggestion box or other- wise. Miss Waddock is our new sponsor for 1953. Since the Goldbug is possible only by your support, we solicit the co- operation ot every pupil. ,361 .we lagirifrafion C MLA Sponsors, Miss Brown and Miss Krenninq First Row: Margaret Foster, Adrian Seib, LaVerne Stadler, Gertrude Nesselhaul, Helen Whitaker, Iackie Koupa, Nina Groves, Carleen Land, Phyllis Powers, Doris Langley. Marie Second How: Lillian Short, Marlene Hanczewski, Norma Lorenz, Sandra Moore, Rita Durbin, Connie Meyer, Iudy Burnette, Paula Boesch, Maxine Schroeder. Third Row: Melba Hill, Iohn Norris, Iack Pace, Kenneth Chitwood, David Gansner, Pat Olander, lorry Byrd, Robert McLaughlin, Robert Campbell, Myrtle Baca. First Row: Betty Siriclclin, Mary Schneider, Margaret Kennedy, Faye Cole, Connie Capone, Heeves, Shirley FGCJQ, Done Overfelt, Carol Ann Schneider, Barbara Ossiq, Margaret Messoner. Second Row: Claudette Childers, Sandra Dresch, Ioyce Davis, Roberta Hoqan, Mary Anno lanis Laiben, Iune Tarbox, Crites Kaven, Paula Hemphill, Marilyn Hicks, Charlene Cox, lavkie Diane Childers. Third Row: Yvonne Flick, Norma Anderson, Marlene Eaton, Beverly Tliollman, Don Vlem Anne Mc'l.auahlin, Ann Hill, Naomi Aihanas, Martha Hunter, Pat Howell. He profits most who serves best. Willard Deana, Mori'-ll, inq, lo we .szzclenf gounci Sponsor, Miss Owens First Row: Dolores Ward, Ioe Stone, Dorothy Spencer, Ron Wc,ss, N.na Clzovfs, Harold Alroin, Helen Whitaker, Bob Rynninq, Doris Corey, Willard Reeves, Floyd Emery, Connie Freitag. Second How: Elaine Gill, Faye Devenport, Leila Lewis, Connie Meyer, Pai Olander, Shirley Faaq, , I Io Ann Tyner, Daqma Campbelle, Carleen Land, Verna Black, Ianice Flood, Mary Ann Deane, Jackie Morell, Claudette Childers, Rose Skabialka, Mrss Owens. Third Row: Earl Drennen, Willie Swinea, Iohn Walker, Ioe Hidriqucz, Larry MoCaw, Bill Sutton, Laura Newton, Arleen Sporioh, Faye Cole, Pat Capone, lane Novak, Hallie Murray, lane Boettiqlieimer, Anita Rlioades. o,fpw,,, iw frm. Of icerd, loving erm President Frank Czapla Vice-President - lim Lee 1 Secretary Rita Durbin First Row: Willard Reeves, Daqma Campbelle, Bob Rynninq. Second Row: Larry McCaw, Ronald Weiss, Harold Alcorn, Ianice Hood. H334 je Quake !Q'oclucfion roulo Sponsor, Miss Wall The purpose of the Radio Production Class is to give pupils in high school experience in writing and producing plays that may be given over the radio. The students gain great benefit in announcing, interviewing, public speaking, as Well as directing. Audio-visual service was founded in an endeavor to enrich classroom experience. ln 1904 plans of our first audio-visual school service took form in a small institution housed in one room and a school corridor that began by loaning collections from the St. Louis World's Fair. Silent motion picture films became part of the school-loan service in 1917, sound films in 1938. Class- room radio became an integral part of teaching with the establishrnent in 1950 of KSLH, the public school FM station. Our Radio Production Class records rnanys of these programs which in turn are used in other classes from our recorder. First Row: Shirley Shotfner, Grace Farrior, Io Ann Mueller, Kay Sullivan, Gertrude Nesselhauf, Barbara Burnett, Margaret Foster, Shirley Whitledge, Bob Shockey, David Kelley, Ioe Stone. Second Row: Betty Alexander, Mary Lou Roy, Lois Ohms, Deloris Corey, Dorothy Spencer, Claudette Wirtel, Theresa Chromoga, Shirley Fagg, Louise Becker. Third How: Maxine Schroeder, Betty Austin, Zelma Link, Delores Iamison, Bob Pollman, Ierry Birk, Frank Leavitt, Louis Koopman, Paul Hart, Larry McCaw, Fonnie Iohnson, Earl Drennen. we 302042125 0l'bU'l'l Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson The history of tree speech is the history of rnan's right to say what he believes. The right oi the individual to express his thoughts openly has been the foundation of democracy. When one man rules a nation the voice of the people cannot be expressed. Our Speakers Forum offers a real Opportunity tor pupils to learn to ex- press themselves betore an audience. This year the members took a keen interest in the question Should Eighteen-Year-Olds Be Allowed to Vote? when the Town Meeting participated in the American Legion Oratorical Con- test. The Voice ot Democracy Contests were also sponsored by our Speakers Forum. A semi-annual visit to Washington University Law School, where a mock-trial takes place, further stimulates interest in this club. First Row: Gertrude Nesselhaut, Marlene Hanczewski, Doris Corey, Nina Groves, Gladys Martin, Edna Meadows, Lura Newland, Ioyce Iones, Maria Swanson. Second Row: Dorothy Medcali, Mrs. Clarkson, Ianis Road, Claudia Kuni, Lorraine Lawrey, Gloria Brasliear, Mary Burris, Mary Eacls, Delores Iamison, Betty Staqqs, Lois Ohms. Third Row: Harold Alcorn, Bob Long, Bob Leber, lim Smith, Donald Bradley, Ken Swehla, David Kelley, Kenneth Mitchell. Not Shown: Shirley Fagq, Mary Hurst, Naomi Perrin, Edward Upton. midfrigufiue gyucafion Sponsor, Mr. Layne Distributive Education serves occupations in which thirty per cent of the population is employed. Recognized as the third largest field of endeavor in the United States, retailing and merchandising offers the high school grad- uate an opportunity to attain the proper social and financial balance neces- sary to success. Students enrolled in Distributive Education are able to receive business training preparatory to store operation or management, gain selling techniques, and obtain merchandise information. Students may enter the DE program in the 7th term and continue through the 8th term, earning a total of four credits. Each semester one credit may be earned for class work and one credit for successful part-time experience. Problems in retail merchandising are presented during the class period, and in the afternoon and evening each student has a chance to secure practical experience in a retail or wholesale organization where he works a minimum of 15 hours per week. For this work he receives the same wages as other new employees in comparable jobs. Mr. Layne 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 job. Retailing offers high school graduates many opportunities for developing and using their talents. Wherever these talents may lie-in the selling of goods, services, and ideas: in the selecting and purchasing of merchandise: in the training and supervising of retail employees: in the dramatizing of merchandise through words, pictures, or displays: in the recording and inter- preting of statisticsg or in some other skilled activity--retailing provides un- limited possibilities for interesting and profitable careers. First Row: Lorraine I-Iorak, Pat Eschelbach, Beverly Mitchell, Iavacia Fassold, Yvonne Parker, Lorraine Lawrey, Martha Hasty. F Sicond Row: Bill Slattery, Urshel Hopkins, lack McMi11en, Dwight Presson, Carl Depper, Leroy FGDC . Third Row: Bernard Hoffmann, Elmer Phillips, Bernie Morris, Mr. Layne, Paul Leach, Donald Reeves, unior .xgclieuenfzenf From left to riqht: Kay Sullivan, Gertrude Nesselhauf, Ioycc Martin, Antoinette Eason, Ruth Ann Roy, Arlene Roy, Grace lfarrior, Ralph Barnett. vs l First Row: William Brouqlxton, Thomas Burris, Larry Burian, Mel Erhart, Ed Kocniq, Donald Fleming. Second Row: Urshol Hopkins, Clinton Lossor, Ioe Moslander, Robert Trokey, left Gentry, Fred Bmner. Not Shown: Paxil Glaah, Melvin I-lassel, lerry Bishop, Robert Dial. jlze eruice Sponsor, Miss Straube Never have we seen so likely ambassadors of favor! .gyoclagfad ofafina Sponsor, Mr. Gallup First Row: David Kelley, Helen Ramsey, Faye Cole, Betty Stricklin, Yvonne Francis, Henrietta Chrzanowski, Second Row: Glen Tockstein, Frank Leavitt, Donald Corliss, Don Paulas, Robert Mcl.auql'ilin, Mr. Gallup. Not Shown: Robert Baer, Rhoda Kuehnert, Norma Lorenz, Bill Weber. First Row: Barbara Ossiq, Gwen Iones, Sandra Moore, Gertrude Nesselhauf, Barbara Hancock, Dorothy McBride, ,Tune Severin, Theresa Chromoqa, Carolyn Orleana, Margaret Foster, Nedra Bryson. Second Row: Charlotte Friedrick, lackie Morell, Rosemary Maxwell, Beverly Howard, Sally Leong, Mary gon Roy, Arlene Roy, Helen Athanas, Iackie Koupa, LaVerne Stadler, Martha Hunter, Carol Ann Sclmei er. Third Row: Ginny Baricevic, Carleen Land, Rita Durbin, Ioan Sykes, Maria Swanson, Nancy Mathews, Io Ann Tesreau, Doris Kloster, Ruth Ann Roy, Pat Howell. 34,2 C.,fz,,, Cm Sponsor, Miss Heavilon -43.. je oniford Sponsor, Mr. Weld First Row: Charles Holaway, Bob Shockey, lim Smith, Richard Bczkala, Ken Makara, Harold Alcorn, Second Row: Roddie Young, Robert Keith, Fonnie Iohnson, Ronald Weiss, Ronald Kinq, Don Farney, Robert Barr, Bob Marrs, Dave Kelley. Third Row: Terry Bush, Don Mitchell, Dave Gansner. ' , First Row: lim Raines, Maron Horonzak, Bob Shockey, Paul Hart, Bill Slattery, Harold Maloney, It-all Gentry, Claudette Wirtel, Gladys Martin, Edna Meddows, Margaret Messmer, Sandra Dothaqe. Second Row: Robert Eckert, Don Creston, Ronald Kinq, Shirley Shoffner, Delores larnison, loyce Bncy, Carleen Land, Jackie Koupa, Mary Cadwalender, lulia Prochko, Melba Hill Margaret lohnson, Pansy Skaggs. Third Row' Ruth Roy, Bob Snyder, Bob Campbell, Ralph lackson, Ronald Tucker, lim Gaddis, Charles Holoway, Richard Cooper, Charles Heisler, Michael Burnb, Dan Lents. Ulm Zigi Safmm Sponsor, Mr. Greening M447 1- p . ., T ' .2 , ' P f f it if 4 ' ' L7 L S I? ff .SJ C7 ,M , , X V e 0 er a ang u V 'in 'K , A 'x Y i V' Sponsor, Miss Brown B First Row: Maron Horonzak, Iuanita Willenbrock, Bob Shockey, 'Doris Coroy, Doloris Corey, Melva Davis, Patsy Crow, Miss F. Brown, Dorothy McBride, Ioan Heckstelter, Loudon Riqqs, Faye Devonport, Sandra Dothaqe. Se-Pond Row: Io Ann Fanchor, Ioyce Patterson, Gloria Brown, Betty Bayuk, Darlee Ulrich, Carole Christopher, loyce Martin, Gertrude Nesselhaut, Margaret Peelor, Diana Copeland, Dorothy Hulfino, Aliso Mosbleck. 'Third Row: Verna Lona, Catherine Kerstinq, Mary Piatchek, Beverly Brand, Elaine Dixon, Helen Huliine, Virginia Douglas, loyf'-'v Bucky, Doris Komoreok, Marilyn Bruekert, Pat Weekes, Sylvia Willis, Karen Schneider. Fourth Row: Robort Brand, Shirloy Booker, Doris lavkson, loyvc- Glore, Edith Cherry, Pat Riloy, Barbara Ossia, Iavkw Mowll, Charlotte Friedrick, Carol Sadler, Darlene Downs, Kay Roub dioux, Susan Petras. Fifth Row: Paul Hart, David Kelley. Not Shown: leanne Pontziores, lohn Anirh, Pat Baile-y, Cir-rry Bayer, Marilyn Bruckert, Geneico Clark, Charles Coroy, Delores Creason, Leila Dallas, Bob Dorsey, Betty Duqqer, Sonia Groon, Duane Hanson, Doris Hodge, Roberta Hogan, Lorraine I-lorak, Dot Howell, Carrol Keen, Norma Kroeqer, Alford Lancaster, Laveta Landrum, Marie Makara, Penny Maars, Virginia Mzskr-l, Helen Myers, Ronnie Phillips, Loretta Pollitte, Frank Reeves, Sandra Shippers, Orvalle Siebert, Howard Weddle, Harvey Voeqtlin. First Row: Doris Corey, lo Ann Tesreau, loan Sykes, Pat Olander, Margaret Mossmer, Miss Weir. Second Row: Pat Smith, Margaret Port, Carol Ann Luczak, Connie Freitag, Claudette Childers, Lttvloris Coroy, Merlyn Smith. ' Thi-rd Row: Marie Geers, Elaine Gill, Marvin Turner, Ronald Tucker, Bob Trokey, Patsy Crow, - ltiarie Childers. ri' Fourth Row: Don Turner, Edgar McCullough, Bob Bauer, Alford Lancaster, Ronald Komorevh, Glen Keikhon, lerry Birk, Dargjel Verlinick. ' L V : ' I , , , ,C e ow eng u , . S1 Z? U A 'ir 4. ' Sponsor, Miss Weir Ali' X . -45- 'I x lx f7Ae Om.. JM First Row: Iafskie Brieu, Edna Meadows, Elaine Dixon, Betty Bayuk, Vtfanda Smith, Virginia Douglas. Second Row: Doris Kloster, Iulia Prochko, Mary Cadwalender, Deloris Corey, Doris Corey, Beverly llowaid, Dale Reynolds, Mary lane Lancaster, Third Row: Rhoda Kuehnert, Marlene I-lanvzewski, luanita Glenn, lacaualine Koupa, Rita Durbin, Civfen lones, Mary Francis Young, Maxine Schroeder. Fourth Row: Emma Leona, Marilyn Hicks, Ianet Pophani, Connie Meyer, Ianiee Laiben, Sonia Wotalfel, Rosalie Daust. Not Shown: Lila Sanders. un 1 First Row: Iackie Bierman, loyce Oliphant, Yvonne Francis, Pat Smith, Deloris Corey, Ioyce Busy, Doris Corey, Ienny Trice. Second Row: Dorothy Gabbert, Margaret Kennedy, Shirley Wrest, Rosalie Neal, loy Green, Char- lotte Bradford, lune Tarbox, Carol Young, Antoinette Eason, Myrtle Baca, Miss Grant. Third Row: Lowell Plymale, Orville Seibert, Frank Reeves, lack Welp, Bob McLaughlin, Noel Holo- berk, Richard Trokey. Not Shown: Oren Lee Edqar, Lolita Burnett, Iimrny Hattemer, Kay Martin. we .,4u,,,,, staff Sponsor, Miss Grant we Camera Sponsor, Mr. Shewmon First How: Ronnie Phillips, Paul Hart, Bob Shockey, Bill Slattery, Ierry Byrd, Earl Drennen. Scvond Row: Edward Smith, Karen Crites, lune Tarbax, Mr. Shewrnan, Marcia Harris, Shirley Wilson, Robert Kupke. First Row: Anita Rhoades, Gloria Brashear, Claudia Kuni, Doris Corey, Arlene Roy, Arlene Bomarito. Second Row: Ice Moslander, Maria Swanson, Helen Whitaker, Billie lean Hamlin, David Kelley. Third Row: William Broughton, Willard Reeves, William Kinder. we ramafic Sponsor, Miss Heidernann - 47 H .me Junior own .gpaealwrd Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson There are three estates in parliament, but yonder sits the fourth estate more im- portant than them all. fBurke. The above quotation which you have so often seen in our Gololbuq was attributed to Burke by Thomas Carlyle in his book, Heroes and Hero-Worship. The Fourth Estate referred to the press that sat in the Reporters' Gallery during parliament. l am sure that you Will agree that the newspaper plays a very important part in any nation. Lett to riqht: Harold Alcorn, Marlene Hanczewski, Nina Groves, lim Smith. .9 .Sp0e6l,L gov el'l'LOCl'CLCy Sponsor, Mrs. Clarkson 4 l First Row: Gladys Martin, Kay Sullivan, Delores Iamison, Doris Corey, Maria Swanson, Barbara Thomas, Gertrude Nesselhauf, Margaret Foster. Second Row: Maxine Schraeder, Robert Kupke, Sandra Moore, Betty Staqqs, Carol Dillard. Third Row: Io Ann Mueller, Bob Shockey, Paul Hart, Larry McCaw. -48- if fltltlif Q Q I oncerf Emo! xl Instructor, Mr. Vanskike First Row: Wayne Martin, Ierry Byrd, Bill Payne, Deloris Donnell, Geraldine Leber, Peqqy Brundaqe. Second Row: Robert Snyder, Lois Morrow, Vivian Slater, Donald Turner, John Nicewaner, Helen Huttme, Iohn Matthews, Ronnie Philipps, Bill Weber, Richard Swehla, Gene Iohnson, Larry Miller, Helen Ramsey. Third Row: Annette Rulo, Charles Hammach, Ann Friend, Maria Swanson, Howard Welch, lack Brown, Donald Maqnerie, Norman Williams, Tom Barrett, Arliss Decamp, Donald Reeves. Standing: Betty Bayuk, Marvin White, Paul Leach, Mr. Vanskilce. C W L4 First Row: Vivian Slater, Tom Barrett, B111 Slattery, Carol Tinnen, Carleen Land, Robert McLaughlin, Second Row: Alice Mosblec, Glenda Cannady, Norma Orr, Geraldine Leber, Wayne Martin, Ierry Byrd, Deloris Donnell, Maria Swanson, Iohn Matthews, Ronnie Philipps, Carmon Hill, Peggy Brundaqe, Helen Ramsey. Third Row: Betty Bayuk, Paul Leach, Laverne Weist, Marvin White, Donald Reeves, Howard Welch, Helen Huffine, Richard Swehla. OPEL 25 b Cl, Instructor, Mr. Vanskike ls there a heart that music cannot melt? Alas! How is that ruqqed heart forlornI enior gd!! lnstructor, Mr. Perrine First Row: Penny Mears, Patricia Riley, lean Welch, Genova Taylor, Peqqy Griggs, Janice Hicks, Doris Palmer, Juanita Willenbrock, Anna Fowler, Mary Chambers, Jackie Bierman, Nancy Campbelle. Second Row: Olivia Iohnson, Pat Smith, Genevieve Miller, Barbara Murphy, Shirley Norton, Ieanette Hedrick, Beverly Besserman, Loretta Rice, Dorothy McBride, Iuanita Crocker, Doris Langley, Montell Smith, Helen Schmidt, Brenda Pruett. Third Row: Ioyce Patterson, Melva Davis, Charlotte Chandler, lanet Younq, Barbara Hancock, Iune Severin, Norma Kroeqer, loan Dreyer, Billie lean Hamlin, Ruth Taylor, Nancy Kritz, Kay Sullivan. Fourth Row: Roberta Hogan, Earlene Albright, Iean Cunio, Paula Boesch, Nancy Morgan, Marlene Martin, Ruth Roy, Ruth Hammack, Ioyce Davis, Iane Waqqoner, Delores Grim, Barbara Sturgeon, Patsy Crow, Dorothy Scanlan, Anita Rhoades. A420 47 if 5 -,t,i tn 3? First Row: Melba Sipes, Io Ann Fancher, Geraldine Wood, Marcella French, Betty Copeland, Eileen O'Hara, Wanda Casey, Marqaret Kramer, Charlotte Murphy, Ioyce Glore, Helen Athanas, Dar- lene Shields, Kay Duncan, Virginia Douqlas. Second Row: Loretta Schrader, Eunice Hilton, Yvonne Castiaux, Ruth Showers, Carol Sadler, Charlotte Lenhardt, Pansy Bowren, Patricia Phelps, Patsy Poole, lackie Ereier, Kay Roubdioux, Mary Martin, Yvonne Fields. Third Row: Phyllis Amad, Pat Bairley, Marie Sylvia Willis, Willie Metcalf, Kathleen Embreo, Iosephine Dreste, Sonja Woelfel, Ieanine Craig, Ann Finkle, Peggy Curley, Maxine Smith, Doris Hodge, Carol Keen, Vivian Whittord, Dorcas Clines. Fourth Row: Mary Presson, Shirley Williams, Doris Lester, Betty Wilkerson, Barbara Moody, Gloria Brown, Patsy Staples, Shirley DeNoon, Marjorie Sykes, Catherine Kerstinq, Milda Bell, Margaret Peeler, Sandra Thomas, Shirley Sims. Fifth Row: Dorothy English, Carol Klemites, Helen Dilport, Shirley Bagan, Io Anne Dinkins, Londa Minton, Dorothy Howell, Yvonne Mabrey, Ioan Galavich, Iohanna Meyer, Delores Creason, Marleine Rathert, Mary Sutton, Margie Hartmann. unior DA gba .14 gaialae a C100 First Row: Carl McBride, David, Kelly, Bill Kinder, Ioan Lee, Helen Hanney, Shirley Rynders, Dorothy Spencer, Dorotha Cooper, Berta White, Nancy Seitz, Loretta Anderson. Second Row: Bob Shockey, Shirley Whitledqe, Ioyce Bucy, Margaret Foster, Eileen Kuhn, Iane Bolen, Dorothy Robertson, Dorothy Scott, Iackie Hicks, Melba Hill. Third Row: Weltord Baker, Wand Pat O'lander, Rhoda Kuchnut, Lavretta Siminic, aveta Landrum, Iackie Groun- lnq, Julia Procko, Dorothy Medcali, Daqma Campbelle. Fourth Row: Gerald Palmer, Terry Baker, Ronald King, Lois Ohms, Iuanita Glenn, Lorraine Lawrey, Sonja Green, Io Ann Tyner, Ioan Murphy, Phabey Lawson. Fifth Row: Bob Mieton, Nova Graham, Verna Black, Helen Marie Whitaker, Rosemary Maxwell, Betty Duqqer, Zora Neislein, Ianice Road, Arleen Sporich, Vincent SaBella. Sixth Row: Ron Weiss, Lagrande Iames, Gene Maiden, Ierry Moore, Melvin Porter, Larry McCaw, Bill Allen, Robert Barr, Eddie Goodrich, Donald Tockstein, lerry Maney, Rudy Estopare. Seventh Row: Ioe Sutton, Ierry Bishop, Donald Lingner, Maron Horonzak, Bob Miller, Kenneth Horton. WITHOUT A SUNG Without a song the day would never end, Without a song the road would never bend: When things go wrong a man ain't got a triendf Without a song. That field ot corn would never see a plow, That field of corn would be deserted now, A darky's born, but he's no good no-how, Without a song. l got my trouble and woe, But sure as l know the lordan will roll, I'll get along as long as a song is strong in my soul. l'll never know what makes the rain to tall, l'll never know what makes the grass so tall, I only know there ain't no love at all- Without a song. LSIL .me .xgfkdfic :Mociafion Sponsors, Miss Lewis and Miss Weir First Row: Shirley Ransom, Rosemary Lawrey, Mary Lou Berra Claudette Wirtel, Rita Durbin, Dagma Campbelle, Yvonne Flick lane Boettigheimer, Pat Ameln, Montell Smith, Second Row: Imogene Lewis, Marlene Eaton, Carol DeBusk Marlene letters, Yvonne Mabrey, Earlene Albright, Elaine Dixon Audrey Polen, Helen Myers, Lynda Hutcheson, Ianis Laiberi Loveta Landrum. Third Row: Naomi Athanas, Catherine Denney, Lolita Burnett Pat Stoffey, Helen Schmidt, Ioyce Bucy, Dot English, Dot Wellman Carolyn Orleana, Rhoda Kuehnert, Ieanette Garcia, Rose Tallo. Fourth Row: LaVerne Stracller, Delores Doskacil, Fay Fortner, G. A. A. OFFICERS l an 1 . Lett to right: Connie Capone, Treasurer, Adrienne Seib, Secretary, Pat Ameln, Vice-President, Sherry Bush, President. Donita Rhine, Lillian Short, Geraldine Leber, Sandra Moore, Yvonne Gibson, Marlene Hanczewski, Barbara Ossig. Firth Row: Ruth Roy, Rita Vanac, Carole Young, Peggy Griggs, Mary Ochterbeck, Pat Capone, Adrienne Seib, Io Ann Tesreau, Ioan Sykes, Nancy Mathews. Sixth Row: Elaine Gill, Iackie Morell, Anna Fowler, Iulia Aslan, Ruth Hammack, Sonja Green, Emma Smith, Connie Capone, Sherry Bush, Miss Lewis. Seventh Row: Miss Weir, Betty Ann Bayuk, Shirley Dreyer, Iune Tarbox, Norma Anderson, Lauretta Simicic, Darlee Ulrich, Betty Stricklin, Fatema Cole, Margaret Kennedy. The Girls' Athletic Association is the girls' largest activity for wholesome after-school recre- ation through a varied program of organized sports. Intramural tournaments in volleyball, basketball, and softball are held each year and the keen interest in these activities, as well as the resulting good sportsmanshipntrom these events and social contacts, offer proof enough ot the worth of this organization. At graduation awards are given to those earning the highest points. Anyone wishing to earn an award should join as soon as she enters high school. 52- we ECLHCQ Sponsor, Miss Lewis First Row: leanolte Garcia, Iackie Groaninq, Pat Arneln, lanis l.aibon, laura Newton, Holcn Athanas, Maxine Schroeder, Connie Capone, LaVerne Stadler. Sc-Cond How: Leila Lewis, Miss Lewis, loan Murphy, Gloria Brown, Sandra Moore, Mary Ochtor hoc-li, Mary Ann Deane. olo Pat Capone Melva Davis Iune Tarbox Pat Bosch WA First Row: Shirley Ransom, Anne Moore, Nancy Luzak, Margaret Kennedy, Sandra Drcstrli, Faye Qgfrjtyf . ' ' ' ' - , r N v' , .2 !y rmnf-gs Dvorak, Betty Stricklin, Merlyn Smith, Pat Henson, Ruth Roy, Naomi Athanas, Yvonne i'rant'1f1 Miss Lewis, I 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 ot 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. You will enjoy being in one oi these groups. Second Row Ada Mac Lawson Imogene Lewis Barbara Rogers Rcbmta Hogan lady Sub, 1 ,J 'Q C f t 1 V! . f f X b,w,,5 1, c T X iv,-UL 1 i .J ,. Lp ,iff tiflflilwf C 1' L -- I 1 f Civ we pep qua Sponsor, Miss Klages it First Row: Melva Davis, Ioann Fancher, Shirley Shofiner, Patsy Reed, Virginia Manning, Sandra Moore. Second Row: Ioyce Patterson, Glenda Cannady, Carol DeBusk. Third Row: Phyllis Miller, Doris Langley, Margaret Foster. Fourth Row: Rosalie Daust, Iudy Burnette, Nancy Matheus. Fifth Row: Sonja Woelfel, Oneida Goff, Ioan Ward, Gerry Matthews, Pansy Bouren, Dorothy Huf- line, Claudette Childers, Carleen Land, Doris Hodge, Verna Long, Terry Hampton. Sixth Row: Carol Ann Klemitis, Miss Klaqes, Susan Petras, LaVerne Stadler, Margie Hartmann, Seventh Row: Patsy Staples, Linda Hill, Shirley Boeker, Iackie Hicks, Dolores Ward. Eighth Row: Sandra Thomas, Kay Duncan, Carol Sadler, Roberta Hogan, Charlotte Lenhardt, Nedra Bryson, lane Novak, Connie Freitag, Sherry Bush, Loretta Schrader, Martha Hunter, Carrol Keen. ln the above photograph you can see the letters P E P stamped right on the front seats, and they spell out a good definition of our Pep Squad. This club is composed of McKinley girls who are especially interested in pro- moting school spirit and good sportsmanship. They attend all the interscho- lastic games, sell tickets for these activities, and support all McKinley doings in general. Besides this, the girls of the Squad enjoy good fellowship at their meet- ings. Some life-long friendships have been made in this manner. They work joyously together in preparing a party for our Championship Teams. Every now and then they engage in friendly rivalry seeing how many Goldbug buttons they can sell. Come up to 314 at any meetingegeneral or specialeand you will see fifty or more girls living up to the meaning of those letters P-E-P. T544 , ' ' f r Wg NQJOJ U if M Sanrio Sports--what does it mean? A group of boys playing to- gether as a team, sportsmanship, school spirit, the will to win, a lot of hustle, confidence,-in fact, everything leads up to the word sports. In our student body and faculty you will find school spirit. For if there was no school spirit, we surely wouldn't have had the football team, basketball team, and baseball team that we had in the past year. A group of boys playing together as cr team-what does it mean? ln athletics there is no athlete who is the whole team. lf that line man misses throwing that block, then the backfield man would be tackled, but with a perfect block he runs over the goal line for the touchdown. There is no one individual who is the team, but everybody working together makes the team. The athletic program here at McKinley teaches the boys how to co-operate with one another in a sportsmanship manner. The sportsmanship which the boys receive from playing athletics here at McKinley will help to make them better men in this busi- ness World of ours. ln our McKinley boys we will always find that will to win and that hustle that lasts until the whistle is blown. In no player will you find a lack of confidence to win. To close I shall use a statement which is in Mr. Blanke's gym officee lt's not the size of the dog in the fight that counts, but the size of the fight in the dog. fl-larolcl Alcorn. wrdify goofgaf lam Coach, Mr. Blanke . . . Assistant Coach, Mr. Shewman CHAM PS! First How: Iim Myers, Iames Scanlan, Ioe Rulo, Iim Patterson, Bob Klepper, Frank Windeqger, Ioe Hodriquez, Ierry Moore. Second Row: Frank Czapla, Ollie Aslan, Bob Iohnson, Bob Voiqtmann, Douglas Kolb, Iames Le- qran d, Fred Martinez, Roland Ralston, Ierry Klepper. Third Row: Dick Nash, john Bischof, Ilm Earls, Ralph Ransom, lim Smith, Charles Holoway, Wayne Presley, Ray Gazall, Bernie Morris. Fourth Row: Ron Weiss, Ronald Trantham, Gene Sanders, Bob Meyer, Frank Leigh, Ronald Kinq, Ioe Sutton. . W , A , x 5 ,Xyltlvl- il-'f,,9! X A 1- X fffgw, if-91' - Qi- ,.. , . ,. . M t,,Q , . . ,. 5 ii-if 54 f' ' 'A R ,f5EQlE Q 51 ff' ' VKUORY -A N' ' ,, , ...,.. 7 it 'A F5-fr ff3- - 35 y' 5-'S ,E ,ttlttt f' f'Ggl T'tl'wM' QKJQEI 4 jk. Llhl J -.,' fm Q 1 'M-+ :ff 9' .,..., . - R -' WW, ig if g if or 77 as gf ' L l Y 1 4 if .I,1,:b: J l 1 r . azz, it -isii T ?il!.?,a Y I ,.-'I J V, f X .4 H tt ...rr 1 11. M .. I V- Nh In rbrl, 'flzwv 'C -l l, :J Viik H 4 ,,,Q. ,,.,. ' 5425 . 9 A ffl L- Q ' lil? 'i ffQQ.'1i -, ,, . Qt gl. -f .SD , A -Ir. yvig' I I ,L ,EMM ll :mn C- W I - , if , .V ti 9 ' N' 'llgxs ' ' A little work, a little play Makes lite in high school much more gay. -egg- E joofgaf lan! in h ,, Coach, Mr. Shewman M 'Q 6. IR . nv The most popular page in autumn sports is football. No game demands more teamwork, strength, courage, and altertness, or provides a more thrilling spectacle. lt is played by teams representing cities, playgrounds, and industrial organizations. It is the chief sport in most high schools and colleges. But its many players are but a handful in comparison with its spectators. The boys playing on the B-Team will eventually go to make up our Varsity Team. Considering the good showing that they did this year, we certainly should have one ot the best football teams next year. F21-' if, W' --. X QQ' '- First Row: Norman Andanoff, Ray Erhardt, Don Farney, Russ Mandziera, Bill Allen, Bob Marrs, Larry Snead, Don Mitchell. Second Row: Ken Horton, Art Sinks, Floyd Trim, Ralph Bones, Iim Richards, Fred Strode, lim Sikes. Third Bow: loe Padfield, Iim Sanders, Tom Sneed, Bill Bishop, Bob Stanik, Arlis De-Camp. Fourth Row: Rich Huff, Ioe McClure, Mr, Shewman, Ierry Jones, Bill Ienniqan. Not Shown: Gregg Grossius, Don Camp, Floyd Emerick, Bill Sloven, Louis Rolling, Ernie Carter, Lawrence Lewis, Ari Kohlman, Ioe Leisure, Bob Bullinqton, Bob Glore, Norman Buffunno, Don Mullins. -:I I i ,wlrijgff fee K57- we lljarziify garfefgaf .lam Coach, Mr. Buschrnarm Hurrah, hurrah tor McKinley! Hurrah, hurrah tor the black and gold! And when our statues are placed on high Under the dome of the light blue Sky - The McKinley players' Temple ot Fameff There with the glorious Buschmarirrs name, Be it said in letters both bold and bright, Here is the team that saved the day By Carrying our banner clear through the tray! W-Courtesy Post-Dispatch. Tense moment as lim Lee, McKinley, attempts steal from Cleveland's Le Potter, In background, Bischof, No. 3, and Czapla, No, 35. First Row: lim Lee, Gene Sanders, Frank Windeqqer, Dick Nash, Ioe Rulo, Serond Rowi Coach Busrhrnann, Harold Alcorn, Harvey Kornerecrh, Frank Czapla, Harold Malonoy. Tlhrd Row: lohn Bischot, Bob Shockey. .53,, jl'eJLl'l'lel'l Coach, Mr. Blanke First Row: Ioe Leisure, David Ridinqs, Anthony Malon, Neil Lanqworth, Dori Rankin, Ray Leisure. Second Row: Walter Lahm, Preston Roberts, lim Richards, Ken Martin, Ivan Mills, Mr. Blanke, First Row: Ken Wasson, Fred Walion, Tom Snead, Bill Allen, lim Sikes, Bob House. Second Row: Ed Cuhoon, Larry Snead, Ioe Kopchala, Ie-if Gentry, Ierry Moore, Bob Marrs, Al Naylor. Third Row: Don Mitchell, Ioe Colonna, Ioe McClure, Wayne Pressley, Ron Trantham. Not Shown: Iim Hutchison, Bob Myers. Z? Z?a6LefLaf Coach, Mr. Shewrnan -59- fflcff if i fle Kaiebaf .iam Coach, Mr. Blanke First Row: Don Mitchell, Dick Nash, Iim Sikes, Iim Earls, Frank Leigh, Iim Lee. Second Row: Bob House, Ron Trantham, Clifford Miller, Bob Meyer, Gene Shalhoob, Dave Gansner Gene Sanders, Fred Walton. Third Row: lerry Moore, Frank Czapla, Iohn Bischoi, Bill Kindl, Gerald Pregon. It might be! lt could be! lt is!!! Our McKinley baseball team is scoring high again in the field of sports. This time, baseball. Baseball for many years has been the national game ot the United States. lt requires great skill and good sportsmanship. Baseball is one of the best liked sports in our schools and the only sport in high school that you can Watch free of charge. Prospects for next year's team are very good, since only four lettermen are leaving,-Sanders, first baseman for tour years: Leigh, pitcher for four years: Gansner and Lee, who play second base. eDick Nash. - SQ ' All , , M y I t pn inn A ... 759, .we Swimming eam Coach, Mr. Layne ' s ' ., X 'S Q ,,,i,.w' it . F'- First How: Bob Hackmann, lerry Birk, William Kinder, Carl McBride, Arlis DeCarnp, Don Majneritt. Second Row: Vlfqll Bagley, Doug Kolb, Frank Leigh, Ieli Gentry, Melvin Hassel, Mr. Layne. we flag lam Coach, Mr. Greening all Q n First Row: Richard Trokey, Ron King, Rich Beczkala, Don Capone, Bob Marrs, Dan Lents, Ed Habafk, Gene Schlereth, Ollie Aslan, Second Row: David Shearloclc, Hubert Gruenwald, Bill Selbe, Wayne Martin, Charles Milcic, Wayne Presley, Dwaine Lents, Warren Hedrick. Third Row: Dan Rankin, Ivan Mills, David Huffman, Bob Shockey, lohn Swehla, Clinton Lessor, Ralph Iackson, Kenneth Horton, Russ Lesser. -51- we jnnid eam Sponsor, Mr. Lippincott .-ua., rf., Q Q . t , . Yrov. 1 ..vv, h n...,... , , Uv, . ,. . .3 .fn f-:-:4-.-z-zftwg-. '-1' - v....... .,.,f. ... . .,..,..,w,..-.-,'.f.-. . . . . . . .. wzgzggzgzgz ,,.:.:-:':': , 4. 5.g:,.,:,-:.:e1:e,:-:gg ob 'ootbo' -fa :ooo 1,0 ... .....,,,,. . .,.,.,.....,..,.. 4 -'gZ3 Z'!'Z'!:.'-'A' 4,559.1 F-i?:2S22.'?-'7 , . 2-f - '+L '::-.-ie ' , .:.g:::,3.:-gg, .g.g.g.g.g.g.:.:.,- -:-:-an-1.1.3.-.-. :21:1:E1:1:1:2:f:8 ' '1g323:f:E1:?Zf7' 35S:i:5:7'1T What work's, my fellow classmates, in hand: Where qo you with your balls and tennis rackets? To play Tennis tor McKinley High. ff Hurray! Hurraylf So speed you! Speed you! and play the game, Right Well have you a score to make. But mark this well, my tellow students-f What really counts is not that you won or lost, But how you played the qamef What a silly game, it no one Wins! First Row: Garry Cooper. Second Row: Floyd Emery. Third Row: Ronald Webb. Fourth Row Delmar Ordinachev, Fifth How: Ieif Gentry, Donald Fleming, Bob Hester, Mr. Lippincott, Patrick Long Dorrell Icmis, Earl Brown. -52H f7Ae W CM Sponsor, Mr. Blanke First Row: William Broughton, Gene Schlereth, Ron Weiss, Frank Windegger, Frank Czapla, Ken- eth Swehla, Ralph Ransom. Second Row: Dwane Lents, Harold Maloney, loe Rodriguez, Harold Alcorn, Frank Leigh, Iim Earls. Center: Bob Rynninq, Bob Meyer, Mr. Blanke, Iohn Bischof, Bob Iohnson. Third Row: Gene Sanders, lim Lee, Larry Burian, Dick Nash, Bob Voiatmann, Douglas Kolb. Fourth Row: Robert Keith, Ronald King, left Gentry, Ollie Aslan, Michael Bumb, lim Smith, loe Rulo. MCKINLEY CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD FOOTBALL SCORES MCK C. B. C. 0 14 De Anclreis 0 42 'Cleveland 12 13 'Southwest 0 21 'Soldan 0 21 'Central 0 21 'Roosevelt 25 22 Beaumont 7 13 St. Louis U. I-l. 13 12 63 178 Basketball-Won 22, Lost 7 Football-Won 7, Lost 3 PRINCIPIA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT McKinley 56 Country Day 47 McKinley 53 Berkeley 48 'McKinley 50 Iohn Burroughs 58 NORMANDY CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT McKinley 61 Ritenour 55 McKinley 79 Hancock 40 'McKinley 48 Roosevelt 46 STATE REGIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT McKinley 66 Wellston 40 McKinley 47 Normandy 44 'McKinley 59 Roosevelt 47 BASKETBALL SCORES MCK Cape-Central 47 53 Poplar Bluff 51 47 Webster 61 43 St. Mary's 46 48 ' Southwest 31 66 Kirkwood 41 67 Laboure 26 91 Hancock 49 60 'Hadley 47 64 St. Louis U. H. 57 55 'Roosevelt 55 ' 63 Alton 63 60 'Beaumont 43 59 'Central 28 88 'Cleveland 51 47 Du Bourq 56 68 Soldan 33 65 C. B. C. 40 46 STATE TOURNAMENT AT COLUMBIA McKinley 53 Kansas City N.E. 46 McKinley 51 Webster Groves 80 FINAL RESULTS PrincipiaiSecond Place Norrnanclyelfirst Place U-Cityflfirst Place 'League Games Championship Games -53.- WCJGJ. COACH GREENING Birthplace--Shelbyville, Missouri. Grade and high school -Marceline, Missouri. Collegesfliirksville State Teachers College: University of Colorado: Washington Univer- sity. Favorite recreationfSports and camping. COACH BLANKE Birthplace---St. Louis, Missouri. Grade schooleefioclc Spring. High school-flfiight here at good old McKinley. Colleges and degrees -Central Missouri State Teachers College, B.S.E.: University of Mis- souri, M. E. COACH LIPPINCOTT Birthplace eSt. Louis, Missouri. Grade school -Smith Academy. High schoolfSoldan. College and degreesfB. A. and M. A. from Vtfashington University. Favorite recreationfTennis, baseball, golt, and magic. COACH SHEWMAN Birthplace----Rockport, lndiana. Grade School --Avery School, Webster Groves. High School-eWebster Groves. Colleges and degreesfB. A. and M. A. from Washington University: also attended U. ot California, and St. Louis University. Military servicef44 months in World War ll. Favorite recreationfSports, outdoor lite, phi- lately. CoacAe5 COACH BAILEY Birthplace---Fair Haven, Vermont. Grade school -Fair Haven, Vermont. High schooleFair Haven, Vermont, and Cedar Falls, lowa. College--B. A. from lowa State Tteachers Col- lege. Military servicef2l months in World War l. Favorite recreationfSports of all kinds. COACH LAYNE lSee picture page 6ll BirthplacefCenter, Missouri. Grade and high school---Center, Missouri. Colleges and degrees--B. S. from Kirksville State Teachers College: M. A. from Univer- sity of Denver: Washington University. Favorite recreation - Sports, bowling, and camping. COACH BUSCHMANN Birthplace- -Warrenton, Missouri Grade and high school--Warrenton, Missouri. Colleges and degreesfB. A. from Central Wesleyan College: M. A. from Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University, New York: one summer at Missouri University: one summer at lllinois University: two summers at Colo- rado University. Favorite recreationfSports and fishing. tWe might add that Coach Buschmann's bas- ketball teams have won 309 garnesl Left to right: Gene Greening, Iack Lippincott, lulxus Blanke, Lawrence Buschmann, M. M. Bailey, Charles Shewman. ,54- we 6A82l 6CL6!el 6 Sponsor, Mr. She-Wrnctn First Row: Add Moc Lawson, Sherry Bush, Terry Hampton. Second Row: Shtrley Ransom, Charlene Earls, Thlrd Row: Carol Deliusk, Beverly Mltchell. Fourth Row: Betty Burnett, Loretta Anderson. We'l1 ne'er forget decrr friends We've met. Three cheers for the block ond the gold. McKinley Goldbugs cotn't be beot. They're the boys thot Won't retreat. They'll fiqht to the finish. They won't qive up. lt you beat them, You're reolly tough. 1 , - - - f '.7.'. .: - - ll'1, Z 'I .Ji L L L - 'F' ' ' GY' 512' . Mvc-K-t-n-l-e-y, 32 x McKinley! U .-65.. .fdvluiri or-iea The advisory is a group in which one receives careful quid- ance in the selection of a course of study that Will keep him happy and will build a foundation in education for success in any field. General routine matters such as daily attendance, announcements, and the sale of tickets are taken care of in each respective group. Best of all, it is here that we make many permament friends. The advisory group will always hold a large part of our school memories. Never can We forqet the most important room in our school-our advisory! elim Smith. - 55 - VIEWS FROM TI-IE TOP OF McKINLE.'Y HIGH SCHODL 767,.- 4 J Ll fx 5 'M' Woe H Fink row: Gercxhiine Labex, Remake uv.-, Pauline Theodore. Bemr Burnett. Rua Durbin. Bohn Wcucex. , row: Sybria Tbarnus. Bose Mcnie Chxrk. Mumba Bwbop. lane! Lwmqf M., Mon. he Cokona. Edward Smikh, Wanda Smfnh. Xosephxne Drasle, Fmt ravi: Shirley Vahminc. Ieunotie Phoebe Orman. Lemma Waker, Curb! Ann Lucmk. LUIDXVK upper. Carole Cfguveh. Ssccmd row: Robert Horton. Eddiii Vmuymd' Rehn Bdlinkndxon c Schmidt, Pai Swfivy. Naomi Athcmas. Henrwmi Stharivih Wilken! , 68, Wanda Cammy Norma Camel. Char- at Dsknuf odriquez. Douqhxs Koxb. Geozqe Lord. Rollin Austin Thad row: K 'Aw Lou Bcyouxxv Barbara Xeno Cox. Shmey Wnnon. Frances H0-rril. Lnis Paul!!! . 'Mb Smqmm. Ofdincrchen. Mike Theodore. Vans Loma. P6191 Heed, gqxbdfu K1-aka. Fm! Bro-am. W Wxllke Swihac. 100 Vichy, 'Ronald Wenuhbuma. Hgkick. hens Wmwrh, Pmbvrthy, hm Haines- Third ro : H Roqen, Paul Whkm. Robert Myenf. Bm! Buds, Edward H ummin. I'- aidfy Q roul, ian l'0uP 7!y!i.i.s EMA l 0u,J Rl L.. LL7'I,i. ' J . , V ' ' fu' I . 1,4 V . 'tiff , V rt, .1 UV ll' 1 sltl t Lv V QL v Afrfl Im 1 4 N1 X y 1,91 Wvwxfw' ttuljwxl ,Xl 5.1. 91,11 f0hiMf2zLf1' All Mifuyl X 'J ply if ' F J 'fi fc Lu. J 4.1.91 W , ix q ,i A X, 4 HL. VXI .UU K U WK , C X ,IX I Lf First row: Genevieve Miller. Joyce Durand. Julia Aslan. Dorothy Third row: Art Sinks. Larry Sneed. Eugene Mohr. Frank Bieller. Ken- McBride. Laura Newton. Diane Childers, Imogene Lewin. Second row: neth Chitwood. Ice Meyer. Dan Lents. Charles Fitzgerald. Anthony Betty Copeland. Nancy Matheus. Shirley Ransom. Sally Forep Melvin Leonard. Not show-nc William Hick. Myrtle Baca. Porter. Shirley Boeker. Paula Boesch, lane McAllister. Tommy Sneed. I JVIJX' 6' W in MCLN 3 roup M Wim xg Z5-014111 if 5 r0ll,7 r. gun CA W1 ann 3 group 443-Q First row: Melba Sipes. Margaret Peeler. Shirley Williams. Patsy Glendale Sherman. Rose Mary Kelley. Ervin Toenjes, Robert Brand, Rutter. Gladys Martin. Dorothy Spencer, Carole Durso. Kay Duncan. Bob Fernandez. Marvin Spradlinq. Frank Mosir. Dorcas Clines. Claudia Carol Ann Klemites Vi-'qinia Lawrence. Second row: Mildred Tiinkler. Shaneylelt. Noi shown: Incqueline Besserman. Shirley Hung, Robert Dorothy Rahrn. lo Ann Hoslauski. Laurel Payton. Alice Lewin. Sandra Meadows. Po! Miller. Donald Wands. Thomas. Arvalee Ioiner. Josephine Yocco. Miss F. Brown. Third row: First row: Barbara Moody, Doris Hodqe. Pat Smith. Ma:-qarnt Webb. Madonna Gosnell. Mr. Buachmann. Third row: Philip Eccrrrdt, Wood. Robert Keith. Nora Orr. Darlene Shields. Geraldine Boyer. Charles Scott, Thomas Hawkins. Kenneth Martin. fa:-rell Wallace. lim Phyllis Arnad. Merle Decker. Billie Lou Walker. Second row: Peqq-y Richards. Edward Schmidt, Robert Edralln. Floyd Emery. Not shown: Bunn. Kathleen Dernent. Clayton Holt. Glen Toclcstein. Richard Smith. Frank Reeves. Perry Cluhb. Gene Nixon. William Solven. William Roger Griffith. Billy Baker. Delores Grim. Maxine Smith. Rosa Lee Adams. Carl Harnrnon. ,,- 69 -- W. CAUEL Il cl 5 l 0ll J im 0 7 fdlg 5 l'0uP ina U61 ll J if I'0ll,7 , ,112 First row: Janet Pophum. Norma Bataon, Pat Overlramp. Shirley Wayne Martin. Billy Guinn. Dwatne Lents. Don Mitchell. Ralph Hanes. DeNoon. Mary Piatchelelune Severin. June Jordan, Shirley Frye. Sec- Dale Light. Ronald Brushwitz. Not shown: Michael Dumb, Craiqq ond row: Mary Davenport. Helen H1-liiine. Virginia Douglas. Norma Garner. Charles Hill Dorothy Light, Lloyd Reese. Bert, Catherine Clemons. JoAnn Fancher. Third row: Mdrvlza Turner, 515' JL' I My MJ! I I L R I 0. YM 1 I 41. JI 1 AI L44 erglllwn 3 QW r. group r. ,llaffner 3 group Fire! row: Carol Levy. Patricia Howell. Helen Athanas. William Stamm. Virgil Hmm. Ierry Maney. Ralph Lourwood. George Bowen, Kinder. Edna Meddowu, Barbara Thomas. Nancy Seitz. Second row: Lawson Phaby. Ronnie Bradley. Not shawn: Lila Sanders Rose Catherine Denney. lane Boettigheimer. Grace Farrior. Dorothy Robert- Tallo, Robert Baer. Richard Muehlhauser. li-'nmie Pullam. Carol Luper- son. Piruline lost. Shirley Sutton, Barbara Sturgeon. Third row: Don due. Donald Tochteln. Lester Ward. Sherry Bush. Firexrow: Robert Ban, Charlie Hal y. lim Myers. Fannie John- Lowell Plymale. Thu-4' row: Mr. Haifner, Germd Palmsri. Ronald son. Rosemary Maxwell. Helen RQll'l3:guBCTbUl'G Ossig. Claudine Skaggs. Norman Swatford, Preston Roberts. Gerald Dobson. John Colfer. Patricia Phelps. Barbara Raybroolr. Second row: Terry Rob- Am-ich. fumes Evans. Gerald 51115. Robert Morris. Ice Padtield. Harold inson. Charles Padfield, Nadine Semen. Alfreda Wilcox. Betty Irvin. Burian. Not shown: Dean Butler. Fred Suede. Beverly Brand. Velma Pmlrer. Virginia Whitehead Carole Sue Paris. ,Tl a Fin! row: Alberta Bulion, Barbara Rogers. Sullivan. Vincent anl: ' R Ann Tyner. Sdbella. fr Morrow . Lexqb ose Maw P cts Annetle Bula. Y Yixst row: Terry Robbins Nancy Morgan. Frank Czaplu. Shirley Third row: Cm-mon l-llll. Harold Kxll, Norman Andqnoit. Ymricln Schulyu. Bob Mueller. Zelda Brlley. Buxh Acey, Don Pram Second Huqlmee. Axlhur Kohlxnann. Floyd Trim, leny Tones. lolmn Nicewuner row: Marie Hell, Larry Broy. Marilyn Bracken, lun'-es Buck. Alice Har- Thomas Koehler. Nell Lonqworlh. Annelle Rusk. Hoecline Tones. Colleen risen. Bob Cobb. Bcxbu-rc Gxlesemer. Charles Earls. Nadine Churlevllle. Moilen, Shirley Shipp. Doris Komoreck. Roy O'Dell. Mr. Hallman. Fun row: Vuqll Bnqley. Ball Kandl. Harvey Voeqilln. lumen Gruvor. Dqnald Wales. Eafl Dfcnr-en, Leroy French. Second row: Mr. Boll. BQWY Priest. Mary Dads. Mildred Goettef. Blecmore Venuhla. Lot- dq Pqxkx. Gallia gmxmqns, patina Whitlock. Third row: lqnice fuller. H M- ,ZW , 1 in ea iAn f4 faup r nd Ruff' gaze! Port, Paulette Maloney. l-oulse Becker, Third row: Conley lox Delfrlesl. Bllly Pgyne. liqxold Darnell. Wayne Presley. Don Eaxney. X Marvin White. Ralph Burnett. Leone! Gamer. Ernie Cutler. Not Max- ehewn: lim Dream. A - I'- Uffma raup 1 x r Y w ' , I'- JJUAQ foup Carolyn Buii- Opal Davin Lvreua Robinson. S8011 Austin. Mary Mei- cqlie, Alice Wad. Noi shown: Ronald Broderick' Ronald Uafhq. lack 1 2 Mcylillen. lumen Whlxe. Nancy Campbells. Leffalne l-larch Bfeudu Prllem 0 , lf , .... A 4 . I- -' I my 1 . we . A ff . N1 . , . L A A N .A if . '4 v xg Q 'RQ A' ' N X - . X . V v ..72 . f A 'x .VL ' N , . , A 1 J LOX f'X X :nl .V .fy X L J X L N 1 J2jJL.fCX-7, A NJ . . f. M ' V it , . ,tj Vnlf fy M V , HPSR 01. VA 54, All AEP , .J It 4 L vw f , M' ,v J, fr 1 ,U L, 1.45 r J5f19eJ A rollf First row: David Shearlock. Gary Cooper, Vivian Slater. Susan line Konecnlk. Grace Lcndrnfrnn. lem-me Ponkioux. Llrverne Wuest. Petras. Leanna Aldridge. Shirley Wresf. Larry lackson. Second row: Ann Flnlrle. Peggy Curley. Mary Leo Shelton. Fourth row: Gene Loretta Politte. Roberta Hogan. Karen Schneider, Joyce Davie. Eunice Weiriclz. Robert Alexander. Dwight Kilmer. Larry Stone. Donald Gr!!- Hilton, Loretta Schrader. Marie Malrara, Joyce Alb-non. Sandra Doth- tilh. Anthony Melon. Norman Bflfunno lr.. Leonard Bowling, Kenneth GQB- Third row: Carol Trinnin le-anine Craig. Charlene Reurns. Anas- Roberts. Harry Lee Brown. Not shown: Dolores Ward. Gaugt Dallas. f 1 X I , L66 V, 3 JC-ennlng j -rin., gffjllp , 4.31, 1 First row: Shirley Shoiiner Charlotte Mllrphey. David Kelley. Elmer Mabrey. StxndraAl!00ra.CGrol Overbey, Beverly Thelrnun., Third row: U Phillips. Ed Upton. lohn Bischot. Mary Frances Young. Gwen lones. Mingkrenning. RfryDirCk.I1rn Bennett. David Huffman Bob Bullington, Margaret Foster. Second row: lennie Trice. Darotiiy English. Io Ann Robert Kupke. Hubert Crunwaid. Iona Norris. lim Earls. Not shown: McLaughlin. Adrienne Seib, lo Ann Appleton. Norma Lorenz. Yvonne Ronald Kosliszuk. Betty Hlfzth. Walter Schneider. V , ' 1 v ,V ' 1 jx , x 'J L' ,J M t , x ,. , E Ib L' nrt Wi J ul An ,'1f 1 Wir. n 7 U 141.1 07' 'S rollp . , ' K . hfitrfkf L7 rrkkg T -ft. af. f Q First row: Charlotte Bradlard. Mario Witt. Palsy Crow. Mary Bur- l-ee. Don Capone, Cam! Ann Schneider. Third row: Wilde Kitchen. rin, Della Rickuni. Connie Freitag. Pansy Skaggs. Second POW! Pot Joe Sutton. Iohn Wolp. Wanda Barber. Not shown: Barbara Knut- Eschelbach. Vomon Shackellord. Ioe McClure. Mr. Lawson. Iiuuny Ing. -73f am' Yu-sx row: Richard 5eczkaXo.Ro1pn Ransom. Bob Kxepper. Carolyn Yroncxs. Mr. Luyna. Thxrd iow: Robed Wesouch. Eames Bash, Duif Odeona. Germxde Nesselhaui. Bevedy Howard. Marne: Roberts. Eupke Cady. Charles Homer. Bob Poxlm-un. Cbades Mcfarlond. Karl Gdlin. Tuqqke. Second row: Dolores Wil13qxns, loyce Wahine. P-nn Hill. Not shown: Marque! Hunkinl. hruihy Hobbl. Rus-SUB Mundxidifi. Xoyce Eskew. Norrna Andersen. So Arm Tesreuu. Futuna Coxe. Yvonne - 'Thomas Morden. Xohn Sumo. 'Boyd Thomen. Anqekw Coloma. fav-N S I'. a 9 yne 5 roup r F, ...ww ,vw 1 4 N on f X T , f in ewia Q ., , gfoup -.-4 J in-I li'-41 First row: kms Tarbox. Vixqinia Mani'-Xnq. Lynda Hukzhegdn. Mun! Third tow: Hum! Shoulu. Cecil Mlncemeyer. Gus Morton. Glen Ken' Ann Hatch. 14-:rim Lniben. M511 Ann Deane. Ruth Taylor. Brnmu non. Marvin Soibefif Bob Dorsey. Nick Sorben. Bob Muni. Bob Smack. A ..,. f Leong. Second row: Ronald Ache! luonika Wilkenbrock. Marcia Box' Not shown: Bam Mcikwuxn. f' A77 X, ds, Genova Tmdcr. num Hammock. Karen Ann Cfiies. Don Overiah. X ' -' A ff . ,f , ,f Y , l .4 of f 4- ,ody- . 754' - ,,f l'. LPI' 1 Coll 3 ?'0up Li, LL X' Ykw. row: Bonny Wx1kt0n.Vkqxniu Mlrkekt. Phyllis Clark. Hman Trokey. kms! Hlckuuv Aribur K 1 1. fob Bauer. Dan Rankin' ivan ' ' I , Shorg. Eugen O'Han-x. Mexbc HDL Mr. Lippxncou. Anson Spofxch, Gor- Mull. frmm Nswshmu. Ronald We , los Lohan. Robe!! Fitzgerald. , , amine Wood- Second row: Danone Schmitt. Vera Hood' Kay Roubi- Bob Hkdor. Nom shown: Bob G-tote. 7 Lowland. Chanel Bu11or:k.f f Q 'U A ' deux. Neha Grimes. Donna Webb, Peqqq McMahon. Moxcebu french. Hdlokl Ymbwuqh ' Z L , Doris Rash. Pgqqv Vo-pos. Edqor MoCuhouqb. Th-U6 row: Richard V Q , ' , . , V . , , . 4 , K f'f1'VLj A A 'fx f V K V L. L1 X ,a fl V . . . . ,VL - J. L ' X tx , . n L L X v M. L . bill. AU 1 L 4 uk , EMA' U ' - A , Mu. . v,o ,. X , . lx' H. N .J ' of X ind nfl 2 r0uf7 1 First row: Robert Hester. Mar-ie Geers. Robert McComy. Shelvie Smllh. Pat Henson, Sandra Uretch. Pat Bench. Plunk. Donald Corliss. Jerry Byrd, Annie Leong. Ken Makara. Dorothy Welch, lorry Moors, Miss Lynch. Rrl-is Medcall. Second row: Shirley Lancaster. Margaret Cough:-an, Dorf ter Lfllun. Millard Wallin. Not shown: othy Green. Carol Klein. Nedra Bryson, Mary Ochterbeck. Merlyn lohn Mirquax. lorry Myers. Lynn Walker. r. 7 41,925 5 rouff in A f v WJ ff 4 rouff Third row: Howard D6Carnp, David Howard. Wal Carol Dil lurd. Maron Horonzak First row: Charles Stephens. Anna Lanius. Delores -lan-linen. lumen Ray Krebec. Ice Kopchala. :Uoird Harris. lack Powell.. Ollie Aslan Smith. Elaine Gill, Helen Hanney. Eileen Kuhn. Second row: Ioan Earlene Albridht. Not shown: Shirley Foster, Gregg Grosslus Chl! Ward. Gloria Hampton. lo Ann White Dolores Dorwell. Milda Bell. Miller. Willard Reeves. Frank Wlndsqqeru lean Vanac. Velva Hay. Barbara Stovall. Third row: Montell Smilh. Uh-..,, Ftzat row: Donald Often. John Math M l H wslq, L V ' ,S .' : Kenneth swemm vermin Wwiqms' Darke Each. 2:31 d :glwilvraye Lggrgazfhzifr Third row Leo Arnold. Loo Baker Rohm Onan Davenport. Cathenne Ambrose. Diana Copeland. Mary Cqdwalandpr, 75 f' , l ik ,.,1.A,, dn Farsi row: Bob lohnson. loyce Tones. Tuanim Glenn. Shirley Byn- Donitu Rhine. Geneiece Clark. Third row: Gene lohnson, Sun'-es ders. Eleanor Giesler, Ruger Leeker. Bob Labor, Muriorle Sykes. Sec- Hutchinson Charles Hammnck. krrnes Scanlon. lohn Konecnxk. Gene and row: 1cc.queYme Christopher. Peqqy Bmnrloqe. Carlsen Land, Maiden. Carles Milchz. Venice Carromhers. Edna Thompson. Barbara Murph-j. Audry Polan. Ylrsl rowz Emma Suixh. Ann friend, Carol Poynter. Xoyce Olly Bierman. Angle Nhanas. Virginia Koesler. Patricia Hodge. Dorothy phunt. Second row: Glenda Crxnncdy. Marlene Ecnon. Darlene Hall. HMBDB. Ramona Hoqcm. loan Brydon. Melvin Creech. Fourth row: Garuude Xewlk. Connie Meyer. Marne Messmer Doris Langley. Alfred Lancrisler. Charles Corey. Donald Turner. Robert Smale. Car- Puulcla Loikedo. Willie Moe Melcuu. Third row: Henry lnqhs. men Hose KellhB0Yer.D11dSfleHn11S0n.I0l1n5vIehlG.WuYYenHed1'lck. Caxhenne Argent. Icy Green, Darlene Downs. Carol Sadler. Dorothy George Neuelhgrui. Emi row: Anim Hhoccdss. Dcxqrna Campbell. Claudia Knn1.D0ris Pelum. Dorothy Wenmd-0. Third row: hm Hughes. Norman Clarli. Newt, Glofln Brgshoar. Rhonda Kuehnen. Tackle Sadler. lane Ffunk- Bob Brulh. Wayne Brooks, Charles lohnion. Donald Mullins. Robert hi. Second row: Sally Leong. Miss Oehlor. lean Cunlo. 'Lehxxa Link. Eckert. B. C. Smith. Not shown: Wilma Bla:-Br. lane Bohn. Trans Donald Lknqnsr. Dorothy Ulm. Shirley Chandlsr. Sonya Green. Dolores Brouqhlon. Dork! Lonnq. --76, in uenniggaud foup in 00nan 3 I'0u .fy ff: ' . 1 JJ LA ' , .'l f P ina' Oeggm fgup I Q I L 'N ,1 . 2, 'rf 33,5 Hz y ff -nm f ian gh ' wen-4 3 roufif First row: Kenneth Wasson. Jimmie Gibbs. Penelope Mears. Franz. Anita Harrison. Carol Ruble. Ioan lohnson. Mary Lou Barra. .I Patricia Riley, Don Marrow. Bill Smith. Second raw: Peggy Hoofsr. Geraldins Bocbantin. Fourth row: Bobby Tate. Oren Lee Edqar. Naomi Perrin. Rosalene Voqles. Helen Whitaker. Miss Owens. Julia Warren Weidemann. Richard Fhrucher. Robert Sxtzes. Edward C0110011. Prochko. Alma Pritt. Evelyn Zqonina. Myrtle Campbell. 'Third row: Melton Boaz. Pram, Baker. ferry Shelton- Ioann Washburn. Martha Perrin Marlene Leath, Melba Boxx. Beverly I - . 1 it fi Wt. ' 9 gl'l'l n 0 5 roup First row: Carolyn George. Alice Mosblech. Patsy Staples. Iackie Third Vrow: Ernest Nelson. Richard Hutt. lane! Preston. Bonnie Thomp- Groaninq. Billie lean Hamlin. Gloria Brown. Berneeda Haukap Jackie son. Mary Sutton. Io Ann Reach. Bill Harrison, lim Sanders. Wayne B1-eter. Helen Delport. Second row: loan Bieller. Patsy Cook. Patsy Light. , Boyce. Shirley Pyle. Anna Arnell. Violet Haqqard. Ivanetts Cooper. I . L55 1 Qeingardl A foul? Pint row: Yvonne Caattaux. Lolita Bhrneft. Sylvia Mario W , Nadsan Decker. Susan Sfhiznmer. Patsy Poole. Hheda Taylor. Louise Deloren Croaxon. foe Storm. Noel Holobeck. Eudoxia Hatch. Margins Pruitt. Mis. Reinhardt. Third row: Paul Saqez. loo Alexanden Darwin lohnson. Pun-icia Paschall. Edwina Bdrtrger. Sk-and row: Ruth Show- Dffdaan. Chester Rosa. Gale Pressley. Franlr Stanek. Don Herztnqsr, sn. Ruth Younq. Kay Martin. Rolalie Neal. Betty lelfriss. Oneida God, David Owen. Carlos Rtdanour. Melvin Cauloy. Lyndsll Gregson. Ray MQf19iH5 Hlrthert. Vivian Whitford. Dorf: Marie Lester. Wanda Phillips. Skuqos. , ..., ., . ,, .,a,,,...x,S-,-.... .XX--,...a ..,., -sX...R-.,,,.,xNa.... GR--.. -77- v 6.12 J' I i A5 Oup X 0 first row: Artene Roy. Robert Cheahr, Lara Newmnd. Mar! lane vich. Marv Lou Graves, Xudy Bdmene. Third row: iohn Mahuchqk, Lancaster. Pat Prmekx. Doromhy Scott. Howard Weddke Mary Make. Eddie Goodridqe. Karr! Robinson. hm Guddis. Edward Banach. Robert ' Second row: Shine-f Bagan. io Ann Mneder. Lonnie Spencer. Xuan Keeney. Not shown: Boyd Hale. Bob Meyer. Iaxnes Stone Danone Dreyer. Barbara Dencker. Marsha Hughes. Pansy Bourgn. Scan Gab- Miken. l ian Wu CL 3 fgup First row: Xanak Younq. Xosephkne Wokawa. HeXen Webb. Dianne Davis. Beverly Bessennan. Armada Gasseh. Third row: hm Wheat Dixon. Bob Lonq. Xoan Lee. Chadotte Friedrich. Yvonne Gibson. Myra Arthur White, David Ridinqs. Xack Brown. MEXVXD Camden. Kohn Har- Minker. Second row: Xeon Wehzh. Mavis Tested-u.Bew1 Sue Whker- ns. Don Preston. Fred Wahon Xoan Yosier. Not shown: Lawrence son. Dot Gabberi, Shelby isharxd. Yak Olander. Pai O'Hara. Neko Eskew. Larry Sak'-qer. ?, . w N ay' fu fins! row: Seaneue Scaqqs. Shixkey Marlon, Yuan Sykes, Pau! 'Third row: Walter Howe, Rakph Iackson. Robert House. DanaXd Payn- Paxker. DonaXd Reeves, Marxha Hasty. Banu Whike. Cknxdetie Childers. Ser. Kennexh Boron, Eames Darrad. Donald Scbarpenburq. Not shown: loan Hacks-tener. Second row: Linda Minion. Sandro Schippers, laxnos Waker Posion. r Drabant. Haruki Lacy. Mari Martin. Yvonne Yields. Mona White. ' ' 787, ian I u ' FP? 4 F .6 l'0uP 1 9 ' s 9 ewman 5 rouf' F' t : N Ili H lder. C rol Delluak. Harold Maloney. Nova Cherry. Charlene Earls. Etta Sanders. Judy Seib. Third row: Jimmie Grahalizf. gbtna Bloc-lc. lgleqqy Ggiqqs. Janice Waqqoner. Terry Bush. Halterner. Dick Nash. John Supic. Tom Counis John Franklin. Tod Second row: Iona Wyman. Norma Kroeqer. Mr. Shewman. Edith Myers. lack Twist. Jerry Klepper. U ' l 5 r 1 ll . U' A f J . N A qv MAJ' s fy S h1aJa 5 . an r0uf7 First row: Pete Athanas. Bernie Morris. Louis Lewis. Bob Rynning. Sheila Kern. Loudon Riggs. Antoinette Eason. Alben Naylor. Third Doris Klosler. Yvonne Parker. Nina Gnoves. Ron Weiss. Ted Priesier. row: Torn Spun. Louis Kirk, Lcrry- McCaw, Gerald Pregon. Ronnie Bob Shockey. Second row: Lois Grossenheider, Wanda Hughes. Phillips, DQ:-rell Russell. lim Patterson. Frank Leavitt. Roland Ralston. Laveta Landuarn. Terri! Hampton. Margaret Kennedy. Marlene Ieliors James Jewik. Not shown: Faye Downing. Y iaa f Sfrallge 5 roup ' 2 'X X' First row: Joe Moslander. Barbara Hancock. Jacquelyn Morell. Melvin Haa4eL Donald Flerninq. Thomas Burris. Edward Koeniq. Wil- ' N lol! Genfry. Mel Erhart Lfrrry Burian. Urshel Hopkins. Paul Glaab. Ham Broughton. Robert Trolzoy. Joyce Mvrtin. -x 'Q Second row: Lorraine Gfilnm, Fred Biru-ter. Jerry Bishop. Robert Dial. 4 is at x io . 1 , if ' w., ' - iw - ---x. .,., X K X Q fl' W +5 -79 ' '65 ' 4? .' ,' i ' 15 . , -,, ,X , 'LJ . - ,l . , . A 1 4' ' f 1 xy , LQ' x 'Q 7 5 x . X, -' 1 .X . f W as 1. Q' 1 Y 'KX w W C, url' or D, x, no x- --X I ,V YW - X Vx. 3 ' IL- u L ' 1. Yirsi row: Ronald Trantharn, Donald Crow, Hafold Alcorn. lonice Shirley Myers. Mary' Lou Dellno. Shirley Wrailxer. Third row: Bill Hood, laclcie Koupa. Gloria licked, lo Anne Dinldns. Carole Chris- lerniqan, Wilford Baker. Huber! Wood, Charles Lott, David Gai-isner, iopher. Second row: Paula Hemphill, Delores Doskocil Marilyn Harold Kelclxerslde, lack Pace. lirn Bill. loe Reichert. Ken Miichell. Don Smith, Belly Stxlcklin. lnanila Crocker. Belly Duqqer, Orna lean While, Douglas. Not shown: Shiiley Hellinq, Helen Myers. First row: Marilyn Hicks Lula Yallovn. Margaret Anderson, Doris Mcl-auqhlin. loyce Buoy. Miss Woddoclc. Maxine Schroeder. Third tj: Carey, Margaret Copeland. Annabelle Dickerson. Beverly Graves, row: Rccldle Young. Hondal Eaves. Bill Bauer, Harvey llornorech, lim NLX laclcle Hicks. SeCond row: loy Goodrich. Robbie Fowler, loyce Schai- Claywell. Orvalle Siberi. Ray Gazall Raymond Bader. Noi shown: ' lerneqqer. Deloris Corey. Lorraine Lawrey, Kalherine Delotl, Betty Gene Sander. in foul, first row: Freddie Martinez. Dorlha Ann Cooper. Addie Moa DBI. Melton. Ronald Beaver. leroma l.iqon. Paul Lance. Alvin Nieclbalslci. Yvonne flick. Donald Wohmloan Murphy. Vernia Blake. Second row: Clemente Guerrero, Carol McBride. Noi shown: Billy O'Neal, Doris Barbara Thompson. Phyllis Powers. loan To-very. Dale Reynolds, Palmer. Gerry Maulxews. Dorothy Harris. 'lean Dobson, Third row: Robert ,,,2,.-. Y , ,Wen 4.,,n.V V -SO, 'lfffaffl ina jAie5en 3 g,.,,.,, in WQJJDCL 3 X gfoup wall in , 7 eu' -4 rouf' First row: Evalena Watson, Sonia Woelel. Nancy Luvczak. Betty Brant. Dave Buddinq, Don Camp, Roberta McCulley, Anita Mclinlire, Alexander. Anne Moore. Robert Snyder, Delores Bell. Seehnd row: William Meredith. Louis Rolling Maureen Sauncheqrow. Eugene Phyllis Miller. Charlotte Lenhardt Miss Walsh, Nancy Krilz, Pal Ca- if Schlerefh, Gerald Smith. Shirley Smith, loe Spolo. Gerald Taylor, Ver- pone. Ruth Roy. Virginia Baricevic. Noi shown: Guy Bishop, lack 4 lon Townsend, Iarnes Luibnan. Billie Arnell, Richard Lanemann. in . v e145 5 rouff if 'f -' 'OD- First row: Mary Chambers, Catherine Kersting, Bob Hanneken, Schneider. Elizabeth Pesch. Jane Novak. Third row: Miss Weir, Don Joann Garcia, Roberta Burle, Sue Shipman, Bernard Hoffmann, Helen Paulos. Royce Sykes, Leland Howard, Roy Kennedy, Charles larnes, Hollernan. Second row: Shirley Dreyer, Maudie Burton. Carol Jerry Bizlr. Glendan Pyle. Nol shown: Ieqnefte Garcia, Iavada Fas- Sauncheqrow, Belly Smith Barbara Gleason, luanita Link, Mary sold. Ronald Tucker, Jerry Hill. First row: Erma Taylor, Pat Bally, Pat Weeks, Ioan Welch, Anita Iaclcie Ianls, Carole Young, Robert Perkins. Third row: Ray Leisure Parahall, Paul Hart. Hallie Murray, Maricrle lahnson, Loretta Sykes, Marion Hichardson, Billy Cosby, Thomas Borczewslci, Lonnie Reese Shirley Bacon. Second row: Sylvia Weiss, Carrol Keen. Mildred Albert. Roger Fries, Bob Gregory. Billy Bishop. Tom Barrett. Larry Miller. Rob Kay Reddy, Pansy Emery. Io Arm Hood, lane! Diethelm. Linda Hill err Ruppert Not shown: Ray Iohnsorz. Ruben Malcich. Shirley Sims -81- .Much Hmmm? b01 ?LD n SWK px: zamgiiiw' ,J ul .W W 0 sw- Y if Brant- Bm . DMN Mffi . gumqa 'iackloflv Cox. BW me W- gmpw W ., Vi J if, J fl X . Q nf A, if . ,ft 'iff'5'f1fV4f C5 U ,Yf 7 N 7 K' if bf , I OFFICIAL SONG OP THE MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL ffffb-Lf-kj 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 lite's path Our tho'ts will ev'er 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 rnet. Three cheers for the black and the gold. -Elsie Brix, Charles Hurnfeld. l '22 Wh 2:,,,,,,,,f 111, glwup MR. HAFFNER Marjorie Amsden Delores Asher Allen Baranovic Anita Bell Ierry Berry loan Besch Iames Branch Donna De Priest Charles Flanders Myron Green Alta Hall Ellen Hall Marion Iakovac Betty Lanham Wayne Malloy Alice Ellis Patricia Raines Edward Slusher Bonnie Smith Charles Talley Shirley Taylor Reva Thornton lack Weiss MR. HOLLMAN Daisy Bishop Dorothy Dane Mary Ann Finlin Carol Fowler Robert George Vonda Harris Patricia Henley Larry Lessor Connie Lord Glen Osborne Ison Price Marion Sassen Steve Schulya Mildred Shaw Ianet Sue Thurman Gary Waltman Bonnie Williams Connie Williams Sylvia Williams Frank Yanczer MISS KLAGES Pat Aboussie Rosa Aslinger Eva Blake Pat Calhoun Argie Chronister Margie Chronister Curtis Chiiton Patricia Davis Tom Dooley Ianolah George Patricia Greene Wanda Hahn Tommy Heath Randal Lavall Russell Lessor larnes Lin Billy Markos Kendall Mash Vera Murphy lim Pulliam Marie Sluka Mary Io Street Larry Trail gl Cl,Jll,fl,f0J Dennis Williams Ioseph Robert Wyly Sam Yee MR. LIPPINCOTT Don Allen Lee Bell Pat Boyd Willie Bradley Merril Brown Ted Brumit Maud Carroll George Cudd David Dearing Wayne Decker Barbara English Louise Friedrich Don Gardner Madeline Greco Charlotte Gunn Connie Hill Margaret Hill Rosemary Hughes Carolyn Lee Orpha Martin Marie Ripperden Bill Selbe Bill Shotfner Iohn Slayton Charles Tallent MISS NOONAN Ieanette Bafunno Roy Cook IoAnn Cooke Harold Copeland Study fI'il'ig1entIy und the lx'7lUlliI6lIjl!' Harold Ferrell Norma Fuller Iimmy Grissom Bob Guenther Pearl Hancock Patricia Henry Byron Hester Annette Hopper Melba Langley Sandra Mantonya Ioan Maurer Darrell Mitchell Elaine Myers Richard Moore Fdward Reddy Charles Sanders Paul Sexton Reta Shults Rosalie Stricklin Iohn Sykes Margaret William MISS REINHARDT Martha Blazer Iames Bomar Erma Cook David Etling Richard Forshee Felicia Gatlin Ioann Haggard lacqueline Hall Wilda Harvey Patricia Henkennis Ican Hermann Nlfanda Hill Helen Irvin gained tlwrrfby SOD 11-HI stuml you 'in good stead as long as you Ii1'r'. if N- 't ,J Marian Ieliers Virgil Ieftries Barbara Lucy Lewis Nugent Charles Overton Hermann Rouse Gloria Twitty Bob Whittington Ioe Zimmerly MISS WEISS Ronald Barton Ernest Benson Iennie Bishop Betty Burnes 'a:k Byers Carmen Corona Larry Dean Oscar Dowell L. Leroy Fatin Ican Eckert Shirley Edington Iohn Gibbs Darlene Goede Barbara Harris Bonnie Hawthorn Ianice Hayes Loretta Howard Carol Hughes Betty Kelley Gene Mills Helen Patton Anton Simonic Kathryn Rosalie Smith Iimrnie Tubbs Peggy Warden Carroll Wood t mf 2 ,W HL., Wofhm. CM President ......,.,.,,.....,..,...... ......... A,,.,. M rs. F. Hart First Vice-President .,,.. ..,,..., .,A......Yw,,..A... Mrs. M. Wirtel Second Vice-President Y,..,r,...vr.,r. Mrs. V. Mincemeyer Recording Secretary ....,....... ..,.. .... M r s. I. S. Bowers Corresponding Secretary ....... .......,i. M rs. I. Eason Treasurer .........,...........,.........., ..r..,... M rs. I. Croisette Hostess ....,,,i........i,,.... ....,.,i. M rs. C. Iohnson Assistant Hostess ..,.......,,,,....,v.,,.t..,..,, Mrs. I. Lourwood PAST PBESIDENTS Mrs. P. Ptetter Mrs. I. C. Kay Mrs. M. Schwebel Mrs. A. Winer Mrs. I. Podrosky Mrs. B. Sandler Mrs. H. Dietrich Mrs. H. Moeckel Mrs. L. Heisler Mrs. W. G. Bay Creative planning is a prime need ot education, said Philip I. Hickey, our superintendent. With so much to be learned by so many in so short a time we can be proud that our mothers have banded themselves together to extend a helping hand wherever they tind an opportunity. They bring the home a little nearer to the school. They take pleasure in our pleasure, have joy in our success, and express sympathy in our misfortune. We are reminded ot Longtellovtfs verses: How beautiful is youth! How bright it gleams, With its illusions, aspirations, dreams! Book ot Beginnings, Story without End, Each maid a heroine, and each man a triend! -34- . IA Z N L: -i v 3 ' ,',1 :,,, - I . ., , f,.: ..,,, A' 4, u a, i t P MQW My GBA jg 3 M W : fm P4 V35 we W W Q xg 01 4 M W 3 WW g DM few M, 45 i , ff'Q p Q x . W 52W , ,fLJff'f' J 3? GMRS? cm Q' ff 3 JY? mxfw, mx 'NQ1Q99S9yiiJj' w m, Q -.X g V ' ' A, :xv ,v-. - -'F -K , - , , - .. I .4 4 ,, vw s 5 14 IN' .kr a.'Vuw's 1 'W Wav, V lynx . 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