McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O FRONT ROW: Robert Foley, Joseph Gaughan, Fletcher Brown, Thomas Guarino, Julius Zebehazy, Vincent LoTempio, John Cholnik, Charles Falzone, Louis Callari, Richard Delmont, James Owens, Curtis Bailey, Pat McDermott, Peter Mruk SECOND ROW: Lynn Loeb, Paul Hawkins, Peter Salm, Joseph Makowski, Roger George, Mitchel Ingram, Patrick Caroni, Bobby Warren, Walter Gregor, Salvatore Perez, William Muscato, Mr. Lesniak, Mr. Grundon THIRD ROW: Donald Edward, Harold Bidlack, Joseph Rascumberger, John Zienski, Walter Jennings, Paul Salim, Charles Carfley, George Santino, Jerry Norman, Henderson Hutchins, Dennis Worley, Charles Durham On September 2Oth we opened our season against Lafayette. The game was won by Lafayette 7 - O. However, even though our line-up was riddled with ill- ness and iniuries we made it a close one, A fumble in the end zone accounted for the lone score. Our traditional game with Riverside was won by them 12 - 7, a closer score than their advance strength indicated. Our third game was against East High. A point conversion made the difference here with East winning 7 - 6. Inourfourth game McKinley's luck changed. in the last fifteen seconds we scored a touchdown to make the score 6-2 against South Park. In our fifth game with Em- erson, McKinley again triumphed with a score of 13 - 7. In our fifth game with Grover Cleve- land, we saw our chance at the playoffs fade when Lafayette beat South Park just before we look the field. The result- ant Ietdown in morale assisted in our be- ing trounced 30 - O.

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OOOOOOOO FRONT ROW: Al Caldiero, James Mikulec, Arthur Gawlcik, Joseph McGee, Werner Schmicltfrerick SECOND ROW: Joseph Testa THIRD ROW: Mr. Schwegler, James Egan, Donald Kausner, Robert Nawotniak, David Forster McKinley is looking forward to what could be a good season for the tennis team. The following vet- erans will be playing this year: Wer- May May May May May May May May May 70 ner Schmidtfrerick, Joseph McGee, James Mikulec, Al Caldiero and Arthur Gawlak. In addition, much is to be hoped from new talent un- covered during the Fall Intramural Tournament. McKinley has been at a disad- vantage in that Tennis is a relatively new sport here. As time goes on, more boys will avail themselves of this opportunity to win a major O O O O O O O O letter. The Tennis schedule this year is as follows: I McKinley Lafayette 5 McKinley Hutchinson - Technical 7 McKinley Riverside 8 McKinley Seneca 12 McKinley East 14 McKinley Kensington 15 McKinley Bennett 19 McKinley Grover 'Cleveland 21 McKinley Emerson

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a 0 0 0 Q a CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Richard Biber, Joseph Sciolino, Phlp OD Il W fr Robert Latchford SECOND ROW: David Coicu, Daniel McPhee, Frank L t hf d P l Y u THIRD ROW: Mr. Forti, Leroy Watts, Robert Czo lc t ck p Russell Cardinole, Lynn Loeb On September 24th, the McKinley Cross Country Team engaged in its tirst race. McKinley placed first with 31 points against Riverside's 38 and Grover Cleveland's 63. The second race was a- gainst Emerson and Lafayetteg McKinley again came in tirst with 28 points to Lat- ayette's 44 and Emerson's 68.ln our third race we were third with 55 points against Kensington's 25 and South Parlds 47. A similar tate met our fourth start in which we scored 49 points to Bennett's 24 and Seneca's 47. In the All High Race, McKinley was sixth in a tield ot twelve starters. The following members won major letters this year, Joseph Sciolino, Larry Cleve- land, Robert Latchtord, Werner Schmidt- trerick, Philip O'Donnell, Dan McPhee, Lynn Loeb, and Frank Latchford.