McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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GROUPS !, J, 171, 172 A FRONT ROW: Thomas Mohn, Wayne Hughes, Santo Campagna, Richard Walton, David Barton, Edward Herbst, Michael Pula, James Conti, Dennis Hall, George Fedo, John Bula, Lamont Sault SECOND ROW: Joseph Jablonski, Henderson Hutchins, Dominick Gagliardo, Stephen Trembly, Paul Kozlowski, Edward Higgins, Alfred Romanini, Carl Alburelli, Ronald Britton, Gary Prentice, Steven Wilk THIRD ROW: Ernest Thomas, Steve Grzybek, Thomas Guarino, Sanford Kronson, Fay Holliday, Albert Damiani, Michael Hollywood, Stanley Woicik, Norbert Chazen, Daniel Gerber, Norman Amman FOURTH ROW: Daniel Hawk, Marvin Dennard, Robert Gawris, Joseph Makowski, Lloyd Logan, Charles Cox, William Molson 0 0 0 O FRESHMEN REPORTING O 0 Q 0 A new experience can be both an en- joyable and a bewildering thing. That, no doubt, would have been the opinion expressed by most Freshmen at the be- ginning of their high school careers last September. McKinley, with its four build- ings and the four units of its main build- ing, can be something of a maze to a newcomer. Freshmen soon began to take part in the school's activities. Athletics were of special interest. ln Basketball there were Albert Howard, Robert Defibaugh and Jerry Kruse. In Cross Country Richard Biber and Michael Kirkpatrick. In Football Pat McDermott. Salvatore Perez and Hen- derson Hutchinson. Baseball appealed to Dan McPhee and Stanley Woicik. John Hallnan and Arlingston Albert were ac- tive on the Track Team. Henderson Hutchins was also active on the Student Council. Thomas Bernstein was active as a Li- brary Assistant. John Eichorn, Donald Bacon, and James Barr were active on the Safety Committee. James Barr was on the Staffs of the Artisan and The President. Frank Tomaselli was a busy member of the Camera Club. Gerald Mai- ola and James Tornabene participated in the Band. Among the Freshmen on the Honor Roll were Joeph Catonia, John Buda, Michael Sharrer, Stanley Woicik, Ronald Barilko and James Barr.

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BRICKLAYING This year The Bricklaying classes, under The supervision of Mr. Grun- don, worked on some projecTs of unusual inTeresT. The Seniors ex- pended Their efforTs on various pan- els of cinder and glass block. ln add- iTion, many cons'TrucTed ouTdoor bar- becues. A varieTy of fireplaces wiTh heaTalaTors were also erecTed. This year's specialTy, however, was an e- laboraTe paTio wiTh a barbecue seT- Ting. The Juniors engaged in building panels To give Them experience in working wiTh color schemes and brick paTTerns. One of The panels They builT was a baskeT weave in- Terior wiTh an ouTside Trim of head- ers giving a very good example of bond and paTTern. The Junior class sTarTed To lay bricks on a line, a very necessary experience. The Sophomores learned The fundamenTal skills of The Trade. They learned how To spread morTar and acquired a knowledge of The differ- enT Types of bond which are used in consTrucTion. They were also