McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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OOOOOQOTHEARTISANOOOOOOO FRONT ROW: Harold Schroeder, Russell, Cardinale, Joseph McGee, Ronald Sarafin, Anthony Abramo, Charles Tirone, Anthony Cremeno, John Molnor SECOND ROW: Ronald Ziccardi, Donald Rozkwitalski, Werner Schmidtfrerick, James Barr, James Sarafin, Julius Zebehazy, James Mikulec Like most high schools, McKinley has a school newspaper. The name of this paper is The Artisan and it is published by the student members of the Artisan staff. However, our school paper would never exist without the expert guidance and advice of Mr. Dombrowski and the late Mr. Dobbins. As a result of the time and effort they have expended, the Art- isan has developed into one of the school's finest services. The purpose of the Artisan staff is to produce a school paper which will be both interesting and informative for the entire student body. Members of the Art- isan staff include: Anthony Abramo, Ed- itor-in-chief, reporters: James Barr, Rus- sell Cardinale, Anthony Cremeno, James Egan, James Fryrych, Joseph McGee, James Mikulec, John Molnar, Ronald Roz- kwitalski, James Sarafin, Ronald Sara- fin, Werner Schmidtfrerick, Harold Sch- roeder, Charles Tirone, and Julius Ze- behazy. The staff artist is Ronald Ziccardi who has performed exceptionally well in a demanding job.

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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

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oooooo OOO000 FRONT ROW: Donald Rozkwitalski, Russell Cordinale, Harold Schroeder, Ronald Sarafin, Robert Foley, Charles Tirone, Anthony Cremeno, Salvatore Agro SECOND ROW: Ronald Ziccardi, Robert Cunningham, Bernard Crotty, Roger George, James Barr, Thomas Grabowski, James Sarafin, Ronald Schuler, Philip O'Donnell The reorganization meeting of the yearbook staff last September was attend ed by a large number of potential work- ers. This was encouraging because of the loss, through graduation, of a number of members whose services had been very valuable. Initial enthusiasm, unfort- unately, was not sustained throughout the entire year. Those who remained, however, showed by their willingness to work that the traditional high level of in- terest in school publications would be maintained. The increase in the number and var- iety of school activities has made nec- essary an increased amount of work on the part of the staff. The never-ending stream of detail involved requires a high degree of participation by members. The business aspects of theyearbookwereen- ergetically supervised by Mr. Martino. The Camera Club worked diligently to provide the yearbook with essential pic- tures. Mr. Brassaw rendered assistance in planning many details connected with the formal pictures. Next year is the school's fiftieth an- niversary and the staff is looking forward to the preparation of a more elaborate issue. A larger number of enthusiastic members will be required for its success.