McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ALBERT SCHMIDT Sheet Metal ALLEN B. SPECK Machine Slmp ROBERT W. SCHROTT Trade Mathematics JULIUS C. THURSACK Pitlternmnking Scmvnly RAY C. SCHUELER Sheet Metal EMIL A. SCHWEGLER Social' Studies OTTO M. WILLAX Trade Science MRS. ZELLA COONLEY Sclmul Nurse MRS. C. FARGO Office Secretary MR.'H. J. HUFFCUT Attendance Otlicer WILLIAM J. LOSEL Horticulture HARLOW P. RAYMOND Trade Mathematics

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5 LZ wil, il WILLIAM MASSIE 1 .. . , f, CARL PUNDT Plastering . V ' V . J Machine Shop . iw- f- . 1' ,Jes Ff a fy' CLARENCE P. ROBERTSON ROBERT L. MILIUS Trade Mathematics and Drawing Machine Shop HENRY ROSE EARL PALMATIER B fkl Y 'g K Music ARTHUR PHELPS MAURICE ROVNER English Surinl Studies Si:cty-nine

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H. C. STAUBI11 Zin aliemnriam Henry C. Staubitz, instructor in senior machine shop and later supervisor of all requisitions at Black Rock Trade school and McKinley Vocational High School for the past twenty-seven years, died on March 22, 1947, at the age of 59. He will be remembered fondly by hundreds of former McKinley students in all walks of life as a quiet, kindly gentleman who was always ready to aid his students in their prob- lems. Witli his passing, McKinley and the city of Buffalo lost a real teacher and a won- derful man. P Mr. Staubitz was an ardent lover of SPUIIS, and in his early years as an instructor he coached McKinley's baseball teams. At one time he was the chairman of the safety com- mittee and also was in charge of supplies for defense training sessions. Mr. Staubitz had been ailing for the last three or four years, but inspire of this he continued to teach when he could possibly attend the school. He is survived by Mrs. Edward Gerecke, his daughterg two sons, Dt. Williaimi J. and Robert C. He was the grandfather of Sharon Lee Staubitz. Wie all sincerely regret the passing of Mr. Staubitz but know he will live with us always in pleasant memories. -- Repri11l from llve Artisan . Seventy-one