McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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FRANK LYTLE President-Juniol' Class

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28 THE ARTISAN The orchestra and band were organized by Mr. Carl King. They have made a. great reputation for themselves and have done much to sustain the wonderful spirit which is MeKinley's only. One hundred boys have participated in music this year, giving us an average of one, who took part in our musical program, to every three registered in the school. The Dramatic Club was reorganized this year under the direction of Mr. Andrew C. Beam and several plays were held in the school. The I-Iallowe'en play, A Night at an lun, the Thanksgiving play, and the Christmas play were well received by the students and several hundred parents. In the middle of December the Senior Class officers were elected, the names of whom may be found in the 'Eorepart of this book. An Alumni meeting was held in the school cafeteria in -Iarniary, at which time Dr. Ernest C. Hartwell and Mr. Francis Viling were the speakers. The officers also were initiated into the Alumni Association at this time. January 29, 1926, we again celebrated Senior Day. The orchestra furnished music and several solos were played by the boys. Mr. G. Barrett Rich was the speaker of the day. He gave a personal view of McKinley, as 'a man, a.nd pre- sented the school with Butlfalo newspapers covering the assassination of the President. We were also very fortunate in having Mir. Siebold visit us. He sang, The Tree,', and Mr. Carl King also honored us with a beautiful musical composition arranged by himself as a descriptive medley portraying the lite of President McKinley. - In athletics up to the opening of the baseball season we have taken seven of the nine championships. During the year McKinley has entertained about one thousand visitors among them being educators from all parts of the country and from the many letters read by Mr. King in assembly we realize the tine national reputation McKinley enjoys in her work. This we feel is in a large measure due to the sincere affection we entertain toward the school and its faculty. The motto of this school is, One for all and all for one, one school for all the boys and all the boys' for one school. May her spirit never die! lv. - r, A -T gxg, V i wtf. .QW

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