McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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JOOOOO OOOOOO FRONT ROW: Roberf Newcomer, Mr. Frilzinger, Joseph Eloff, John Derylolx, SECOND ROW: Peler Kifner, Lawrence Neri, Michael Piekarski, William Pifman This year The McKinley Camera Club expanded To quiTe a degree. One has only To compare lasT year's membership of Three wiTh This year's membership of nine To see This growTh. There are pro- specTs ThaT nexT year's membership will sTill be larger. An increased budgeT This year allow- ed The Camera Club To expand iTs acT- iviTies. The Club gave special coverage To such evenTs of general school inTeresT as The skaTing parTies, The ChrisTmas parT- ies, all aThleTic conTesTs, Open House, The Spring FesTival VarieTy Show, and spec- ial assemblies. ElaboraTe bulleTin board displays per- Taining To special evenTs were made pos- siblebyTheClub'swork. SpecialaTTenTion was given To shoTs of The aThleTic Teams in acTion. The Club also was of greaT assisTance To The Yearbook in The maT- Ter of providing necessary picTures.

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O O O 0 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 0 0 0 Q Left to Right: William Strobel, Thomas Bernstein, Lawrence Neri, Conrad Delay, Ralph Siller, Daniel Kosiuch, Marvin Mironuk, Miss Didcms The library assistants at McKinley perform many valuable tasks which help to make the library more efficient. Aloy- sius Herko, Conrad DeJoy and Thomas Bernstein arrive at 8:00 am to help in the morning before classes. They also serve on Wednesdays between 2:00 and 3:00 pm during Religious Instruction per- iod. All assistants usually come to the library when they can be excused from class. Lawrence Neri made a speciality of alphabetizing and filing cards in the Card Catalog. William Strobel and Daniel Kosciuch help place books in readiness for circulation. Ralph Siller works at the desk charging books and handling lib- rary passes. Marion Mironiuk and Grant Long arrange books on the shelves. Since our library is open only three days a week the work these boys do is most important in keeping the library attractive and making its services avail- able at all times. All the boys become familiar with the processes necessary be- for a book can be placed in circulation and all the other procedures necessary to good library management, The order and harmony prevailing in our library are good evidence of their teamwork and cooperation.

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O O O O O O O O O O O FRONT ROW: John Derylak, John Buda, Ronald Ziccordi, Robert Huuptman, Marvin Mironiulc, Salvatore Rinaldo SECOND ROW: Sam Cali, Carlos Lowelll, Philip O'Donnell, Mr. Guest, John Nuffky, Leslie Kozma The Projection Club takes care of and aids in the use of Audio aids and visual equipment available at McKinley. This includes screens, movie projectors, film- strip proiectors, opaque and vice-graph proiectors and a tape recorder. This year's group has continued the fine record of several years of service to the school in auditorium and in class rooms. These boys have shown high regard for the handling and care of valuable equipment and have been equally responsible in their own conduct when on assignments. When the third floor of B Building was closed off, necessary classroom rear- rangements caused the Proiection Club to lose its proiection room. This has some- what restricted the use of proiectors and inhibited the activity of the Club. How- ever, the staff is working on this problem and hopes to have a solution by next year. Although the Club has been oper- ating only a few years, the members are acquiring more and more experience and know-how. Service has improved steadily from year to year. In view of past performance, the group looks for- ward to a continued improvement in the coming year. V 'f f s