McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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SS THE ARTISAN The Geeks The Geeks is an o1'gauizal:io1i of boys whose qualifications not only must be of high scholastic standing' but likewise must have participated. in athletics to the extent of having won a sehool letter. VVe feel that in order to keep that line McKinley spirit aitlame in the school that it is necessary that we who par- ticipate in athletics of various types mnst have a common basis from which to work. Vile realize that the types of competitive athletics are very dissimilar and without this C011'lDl0l1'gl'0lll'lCl, those who compete in one braneli may not be enthusiastic about another. Vilith this organization we maintain entlnisiasin in all athletic contests. GOO D ENTHUSTASTIC COMPETI 'NYE KQEEN SPORT The following boys are the 1925-26 rnembers: l. lVilliam VVhitol1er 2. Neal Viean 3. Earl Hannes 4. Duane Getzin. Joseph Fisher 6. Leroy lVIeClarin 7. Herman Dreyer VValter Hollider Jesse Ralph XValter O 'Connor Byron, Young' Orville Bonnar Richard Mills Albert Patter 15. Howard Fink 16. Walter Nolan 17. Charles Lambert 18. Francis Campbell 19. Joseph Hoffman Faczc-Hy nmnibers lllessrs. Gottselx, Peek ancl Naehtrieb

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THE ARTISAN S7 The McKinley Boys' Brotherhood The McKinley Boys' Brotherhood comprised of memlmers who rank highest in school work in their respective groups and have eontinued the work of last year. NVe feel that in every school there must be some student force to assist in llldlllltlllllllg' at high. standard of work. Our principal objective is to eneourzige boys who do not seem to be getting their workg and to bring' up to stancla rd the boys who are rather indifferent. lu connection with this we have had il number of Social zxetivilies including several parties at school, sl. tl1GHfC1.' pnrly and dinner, and El howling party. The 1l'lC'll1llPl.'Sllll'l all present is as follows: 1. Glen SGl1l11'l' 2. Oscar Vllohlers -3. Donald W1'ig'l11z 4. Robert Clark 5. John Heekel 6. Vvllllfllll Schreiber 7. Alfred Weisser Harold WVoods NVillian1 Lenz -launes Lloyd Charles Glump Wilbert Zier Clmrles Hulpian Vernon Mooney la. John B2lClllllZl11 16. Albert Vllakefield l7. Frank Lytle lh. Lloyd Crockett 19. Xvullllillll Miller 20. Martin Berlingei N. E. Naehtrieh, Faculty Adviser

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THE AR TISAN 89 l A M The Artiticers T This O1'gil,l1lZ2llfl011 was formed recently by the members of the junior machine shop groups and at present its meinbership is confined to the students in those classes. The only qualification necessary to become a member of this club is to have a, good moral character. The object of the Artitieers is to create a. spirit of good will and comrade- ship among the niembers of the class, to forward the interests of the school, to observe all rules laid down by the principal and to help preserve order in and around the building. Apart from the social side of this organization excellent training is afforded in the correct form of conducting meetings and in organizing and carrying on a, club of this nature. This experience will always be of great value to students. The following are the officers and charter niembersa Artliur Foley ............. Presvfcleut Earl Keeney . . Vice Presifcle-nt Howard Nicks . . . Sec1'etm'y Ralph XVatson ......... . Treasvweo' fj1HAR'l'ER. MEMBERS A John Miller YVillard Miller 'William Cowan John O 'Connor