McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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l 1 100 THE ARTISAN Basketball-junior This year our basketball teams experienced an unusually heavy season. All the games in the Vocational league were hotly contested. , Another factor which greatly added to make the basketball season so dith- eult was the loss of playersg through illness and leaving school.. ln basketball it is quite a handicap to lose players, and when such is and morale, is seriously clisturbecl. Our boys played wonclerful games, never quitting They are to be eongratulatecl upon their excellent spirit, g .A . W V. i ., I . I P ollownig IS the result of the Junior N oeational League :- 21 vs 22 the ease the team-play, until the final whistle. and perseverenee. McKinley .......,.,..,........... , Cen. Cont ..........i,...,............ McKinley ........................ 18 vs. Elm .......,.......,..l...........,........... 36 McKinley '...... ......, 25 vs. Peckham ........ ,.,..,... 2 1 McKinley ......... ....... 2 2 vs. Seneca ,...,....,...,..., ,........ 4 5 McKinley ....,... ,,...., 2 vs. Cen. Cont. i..... .......,, 3 32 McKinley ........ ....... 1 4 vs. Elm ...............,.,.. ,.,...... 1 8 McKinley ........,.. ...... : ..... 2 3 vs. Peckham ........ ......... 1 5 McKinley .......,.....,......,,,, 17 vs. Seneca. ................... ............. 4 8 McKinley won 2, lost 6. ' These boys were the inemhers of the Junior Team. Harrison, Marino, O,CO11110I', Brenkitz. Vogt, Grant, Loneher,

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TH E A1131 'I SAN 99 Outdoor Track and Field---junior The day of days is the 'first VVednesda1y in June of each year. That, is the one set aside for our Annual Track and Field Meet. Much preparati IICCCSSHI'-Y for this event. The first and opening nuinher is Schools. This commences at McKinley on is the PARADE of all the vocalional monunient and proceeds to the foot of Main street. From there the various schools board the boats for Fort Erie, where the races are held. The gznnes are divided into junior und senior eoilipeliition and real rivalry exists aunong the contestants. The results of the 1925 meet are as follows: Junior Events Total Points Junior and Senior Points Points Central Continuation ........ ..,,,, 1 6 McKinley ,.... .,... 7 8111 McKinley .................,.....,......, ...... 3 915 Seneca ..,..., ...,, 5 5 Seneca , ...... ..... 2 9 Elm ................. ,,,., 2 ZW Elm .,...,,.........................,.,.., ,... .. 7M Cen. Cont. ....,. 20 The 'points are scored according to position in the race. Five for first, three for second, two for third, and one for fourth, in each event.

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'I 'HE ARTISAN 101 Swimming--Juniors This is another of our undisputed championship teams. Our swimmers have cleaned up in all meets. Never has the score been close enough to even cause ns a moment 's worry. To Mr. John Sterns the team extends its thanks and appreciation for the time and edort he gave in developing snch. speedy swinnners. To Mr. Gilbert Rogers we extend our thanks and appreciation for the time and effort he gave in developing our fancy divers. 'Phe results of the last swimining meet are as follows: Total Point Scores All Events McKinley .................. 76 Seneca ,.,.......... t.... 2 7 Elm ,....... ...,..,... 2 7 McKinley won: Ten first places, four second places, four third places. Seneca won: No first places, four second places, four third places, two fourth places. Elm Won: One first place, three second places, three third places, two fourth places. These boys were on the team and squad in the junior events: ' King, Birenat, Hunter, Dolan, Campbell, Koval, Mooney, Mills, Miller., William Miller was captain of the junior team. Mr. Fred Harsch coached and managed the team.