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

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,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

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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

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.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