McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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3-in-J Competnng rn chess Chess players and mochmusts keep their mmds on thelr work The Chess Club started with a mem bershup of futteen and ended wrth a small but sincere group who played nn the tournaments and attended meet nngs regularly Our club entered the Queen Cnty Chess Tournament whuch awards a trophv to the best team The boys who took part ln thus tournament were Nicholas Kuskosky John Marshall Anthony Nero Wrlllam Latchford Robert Young Walter Horton Joseph Tramontana and Albert Barley We were not very successful thns year ssnce we had a very small mem bershup We lost all of our games wrth the exceptlon of forfeuts by Ben rett and Grover Cleveland Next year we have seven veterans returning to the club We have the flnest equip ment of any of the hugh schools nn Buffalo Let s see uf we can put rt to good use Our thanks go to Mr Kung for hls patience and help throughout the year SE TED Wllam Latcnford Robet Young Walte Ho to J l M shall A tho v Ne o Albet Bal N cholas Kuskosky STANDING Mr Kung Wllluarn Ptman ,...-. V ' . ' 5 . . .. ,, . w . . ,, I I I 1 1 7 I , . r . , . . A 3 ll ' , r I r r n om or , n n r, r lev, i . 2 . , I

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FRONT ROW Edward Hub Allen Canfneld Robert K nd ed Raymond Fltscher Joseph Nolan Bllly Brow Edwa d Zwolsku SECOND ROW James Molnar Daryl Moore EWII Schottrnller Charles lsch Francls Wasnue skl Dennns Devo chIk Louus Burgno Albe t Watz THIRD ROW Cl fford Rose Anthony Ab amo Dessac Le sck Kenneth Szyrnanskl Joh B zez nskI Once GQOIH as In the past the Mc KInley Artlsan has had a very success ful year The bIggest news IS the fact that the boys changed the paper con sIderably The paper IS now prInted bv mImeograph and IS pubIIshed once a month lt has a colored cover and drawIngs and sketches both on the cover and on the lnslde The entIre ofthe artIcles the typewrItIng and the art work We would lIke to express our appre cIatIon to our faculty OdVlS6fS Muss Jepson and Mr DobbIns for thelr con tInual support Also we would IIke to thank Mr Allen our mImeographIst The edIfOFlOl staff thIs year Includ ed Raymond FItscher edltor IH chuef Robert Kmdred news 8dlfOF and typIst Edward ZwolskI sports edvtor Ken neth SzymanskI copy edltor Thomas CurtIn exchange edutor and typIst and Stanley MacIeIewskI Illustrator The good l'l'l0Chll'llSf keeps humself aware of new developments our paper .5 put together 55 l 2 er, , I V , , I Ur Y . , , I l I 1 W I r , , r 1 I , r , 1 I , , n r I I I - I paper is done by the boys - writing I , I ' 1 ,A . I t, 5 - U , H 5 I , , .

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i To recruIt members this year the Dramatics Club began ITS OCTIVITIES wIth a short skit patterned on the well known S64 OOO Question even to using a small but adequate Isolation booth The turn out was fair Without an Interested and active membership the Dramahc Club could sink INTO ob lIvIon Surely this would be a sad state of affairs SINCE lfS presentations have always been mayor assembly attrac tions At Christmas time a program was presented In conjunchon wIth the music department Choral reading was done by a group of freshmen A humorous skit entitled Nuttin for Xmas served to spread holiday cheer Robert Aszbach and Andrew Grimaldi took leading roles The sprung offering ofthe Dramatics Club was a whodunlt a one act mys tery entitled The Accusing Hand try where a murder had been commit ted By accurate questuonmg Jase Butterworth the local sheriff appre hended the kIller The dialect whIch was ably handled added to the humor of the occasion N-fx-f DRAMATIL CL B Nuttm for Christmas Rehearsals file off rough spots In performance FRONT ROW Arthur Hess Roerf Kndred Albet Endres Mss Clayman John Brzezi sk: Cltford Rose Valent ne Herod Edward Zwolskn ECOND ROW Donald Chapman Jerome Nedz elsk Fra c s Wsn ewski Robert Rogowsku Cha les T o Richard HewItt Andrew Grimaldi Thomas Regan THIRD ROW Daniel Tremblay Edward Hermansun Thorna Kpler A thony Bugal Robert Kuzn ck Arthur Gawlak Kenneth Boyce Jos ph Nolan 57 T 1 Il ' ll - . f 5 . I - 11 ' . ll ' 11 - 11 - - 11 I - 11 The setting was in a hillbilly coun- ,, , I ,I 1 ' . I , . 4 I . - . I O 1 I 3 , g I , r , I , n , I , I I S i , I I ,I, r'I I I I , , r Ir rII, I I l , l I , 5 I , n , I I