McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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McK1NL1sv XIOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL Prgridenf ,,,,,,, ,...,.. V rerun FRONCZAK Vive-Prerideul ........ ....,,,. L IEONARD PLEWNIAK Serrelmg-, ....... . ....,,.. NORAIAN DENNY 7'rv.a.rurer ....,..,..... . ......... Roman MARSHALL FDTIJJ INSTRUCTOR Elected Representatives A. M. SHOPS Mr. Martino .......,., .,,...,, j ohn Zier Mr. Losel .,,. Mr. Rose .,,,, Mr. jones ..,,.,.. Mr. Doicn ,...,, Mr. Massie. Mr. Ben D. ........ ......... .Gerald Bennett Chester Zybala Vito Leto ..,..,...Cecil Allen .........Carl Marquarflt No, A.M. Shop Mr. Bart D,. ..,.... .,....... V ictor Fronaak Mr. Schueler ...,,.. ...,. ,,., Mr, Hull ......... Mr. Clabeau ...,... ,,....... Mr. Thursack ,..,,,,.. .....,... Mr, I'1ssler ...,..... ......... Mr. Mr. Mllius ....,,.... .,,...... Mr. Borth ....... -M r. Keib .,,.,.,,. Mr. Speck ....... Senior .... junior .......... Sophomore ..,... Freshman ..,..,.. Pundt ......,,., .,.,..... ,john Modica Emanuel Nicosia Leon Seier , Leonard Plewniak Richard Rosinski ,Frank Haas .james Scova ..,..,.,.Victor Hanlon .Henry Cuzydlo ..,..,.,.Philip Mergel Veterans' Representative joseph Hoppel ARTISAN Representative Alexander Szarejko Class Officer Representative PRESIDENTS james Hilburger ,.,,..,,.Robert Marshall .,,,,.....Donald Thompson .....,,,,.Donald Case P.M. SHOPS Robert Boershig Ernest Zdrojewski Donald Zaprzal james Guizzotti joseph Mrowcynski William Maedl George Lucas Elmer Reback Frank Rossi Desmond Gallagher joseph Memminger jerry Cornlier Milton Mclntosh Richard Karpinski Robert Ott Donald Trabold Peter Bognnr Norman Denny VICE PRESIDENTS Roy Svensson Fred Maier Daniel jaszka Reginald jordan

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WHEN THE SENIORS WERE FRESHMEN Don O'Lear and Bob Hoffman

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OUR PRINCIPAL REVIEWS THE PAST YEAR The Class of 1947 will al- ways be remembered as the largest in the history of Mc- Kinley. Because of the lack of room it is unlikely that this number will ever be ex- ceeded. The large size of this class is partly due to the great number of veterans, former students of McKinley, who are completing their high school work this year. There -are also several members of the senior class of last year I who have completed their re- - quirements in summer or eve- Ronrakr S. I-Ioous ning school. . Wie have been fortunate in having these veterans in attendance who, by exemplifying earnestness and determination in securing a diploma, have been an inspiration to teachers and students alike. The past year has taken toll of the lives of two of McKinley's finest teachers-I-Ienry Staubitz and Philip Ackley. These were, indeed, tragic blows, Mr. Hebert has been ill for the entire year. Mr. Notar was drafted to take charge of the Building Construction Course at the New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences. Mr. Sutton, Mr. Lucchino and Mr.'Koch resigned for employment elsewhere. In the tield of sports, an unparalleled series of athletic victories has brought fame to McKinley. During the past live years the teams have won the Harvard Cup live times, the Yale Cup twice, and the Cornell Cup once. In addition, two Cross Country and three All-Vocational victories were added to McKinley's laurels. . . Much progress has been made at McKinley in developing complete courses of study in detail for all the shop work and related technical subjects. A greatly improved school paper, an attractive year book. an efficient Student Council and a well attended Open House have all contributed to a successful year. As a fitting climax to four years of work, the class will be addressed at commencement by our Super- intendent, Dr. Robert T. Bapst, who joins me in conveying our best wishes to the Class of 1947. Romzrxr S. Hoouz Forty-one