Niles McKinley High School - Dragon Yearbook (Niles, OH)

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UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Junior High consists of the Seventh. Eighth and Ninth Graders. The Seventh Graders are very alert and ambitious and we hope that they remain that way throughout their other years at Mc- Kinley. They have had but a few assemblies and classroom parties because they have been hav- ing meetings to adjust them to our school and discussions of the school s rules and regulations. The group has been very active in bringing in Sales Tax Stamps. too. McKinley is very proud of its Eighth Graders also. They have been very helpful and inter- ested in school affairs. They have been active in the school activities in which they can partic- ipate, Like many of the other rooms. this group donated nice Christmas Baskets for needy fam- ilies, They, too, bring in Sales Tax Stamps. This class has been very busy this year deciding on their high school courses. The Seventh and Eighth Graders do not have a sponsor, The Ninth Graders have no regular class sponsor either but thev are coming along nicely' Thev shoyx much interest and co operation in school affairs The group has had sey eral guidance meetings throughout the year This year the Freshman Class has been very outstanding in sports Room 22A won the Basketball Championship Like the other grades the Ninth Graders at pres ent are vyorkinf on a skit to present at our Annual Stunt Night Next year when this group will expect to have a sponsor their chances of advancing vyill be much gre iter and vye srneerelv hope that they yyill keep up the good yyork which they haye commenced this ye ir By Mona Clay SEVENTH GRADE IIOMF ROOM 3 I if nc Lurran Nelson Blister rio L fihtth CU Q D tom 1 r Namiri ry ye 11 Robtrt Grmcs Robert DcMon r l Crmrllrt Rontld Boviman Shrrlty llodgkinson Richird C unt ic tird Grainger Raymond Gilloyy ry L L Bennttt VK rlttr y J rntts Eng si Dryid tr ryxtord Denyer Adkin Pi X V . y - . . . 1 ' ' 1 A ' i Y ' , ' ' ' 1 ' ' s . 4 7' -I 2 - 1 - x 'ai u , v v 1. v 1 v I v 1 v x u 'S -Iv 32 Q- 7 E ' 7 M- rw., ,,, , 4 r 0 .I 4 , -1 ' l if- T . t ' ' ' ,' 4' K . . f my th v t bhfa ,. f I ' ri .u .,. i Q ' ,A , I E . W A 4 A ' I-I 'sr P ltr. let! In 141911111 Elai ' ' . .' 1 5 C1 'A l Barber. 'lipr - 1 nnella. 'ath- erme Caswell. Leona Echnoz. Raymond Crytzer. Phyllis l errari. Dorothy Dix, Eileen Cryt- Aer. Shirley Green. onna llare. Se' I R :tri Linda Mc ' 2 'z. Ga Dj -. Richard Ba iley. K' 2 1' - t, Czarcs I -. 2 ' ' .. ' 1'g . '- p ll , 'I'hii-rl Rout R' -la' ,- tr.-i 1 ef L - . 'z A' Da 'is. L liil. a' 1 'i'. 's. age 30