McKee Career and Technical High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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CDdifonal THE time is now at hand when we, as members of the Class of June, 1940, must take our places in this changing world, and in so doing, leave behind us our beloved Alma Mater, McKee. We are regretful at the thought of leaving these familiar halls where we have spent many hours of helpful study, and where our contacts with teachers and fellow students have brought us numerous happy experiences. As members of the graduating class we have been faced with difficult tasks to accomplish and problems to solve. It was only through the profound loyalty and ever guiding hands of our principal and our teachers that we have been able to overcome our difficulties. Now, our hearts are filled with the hope that we may be able to obtain the success that members of former graduating classes have realized. We consider this a just and fitting way to express our heartfelt thanks to our school for all that she has done for us. All that we ask of life is a chance; a chance to prove that our efforts are sincere and earnest, and that all has not been done for us in vain. Although we know that we are not trained artisans, we feel that we are prepared in a measure to meet life. We realize our need for future study. Each of us possesses a willingness to learn, to meet new situations, to solve new problems. Thus, we hope that we may continue to learn and to become correspondingly more useful in the various fields or our endeavors. McKee has trained us in these attitudes toward life, these ways of think- ing, along with the fundamentals of our several trades. It is for such as these that we shall always love her and strive to honor her. Kenneth Pfleging

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FACU LTY PRINCIPAL Mr. James Harrigan ADMINISTRATIVE ASSI STANT Mrs. Mary Whalen Fogarty OFFICE Miss Miller Miss Sanderson Miss Vette Miss McGlynn AUTO MECHANICS Mr. Gulowsen Mr. Pollock Mr. Ross Mr. Tolfsen BANK Miss Conlon BEAUTY CULTURE Mrs. Wear COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Talish Miss Fischer Miss Gaffney CRAFTS Mrs. Monahan DRAWING Mr. Biberstein Mr. Ehrenrich Mr. Homer Mrs. Smith Mr. Stock Mr. Zozzora ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Carey Mr. D ' Alesandre Mr. Olsen Mr. Widmann LANGUAGES Mr. Pergola DRESSMAKING Miss Klein Miss Lee Miss Miceli Miss Muntz Mrs. Weiss ENGLISH Mrs. Mary L. B. Smith Mrs. Cockerill Miss Cole Mr. Hoffman Miss Malley Mr. Miller Miss O ' Neill Miss Strier Mrs. White GUIDANCE PLACEMENT Miss Seested HEALTH EDUCATION Miss Machol Mr. Blumin Mr. Eiss Miss Jackson LIBRARY Miss Hankinson HEATING SANITATION Mr. Heap Mr. Canini Mr. Roantree HOME ECONOMICS Miss Aberli Miss Clapper Mrs. Doellner Mrs. Filmer Mrs. Holler MACHINE SHOP Mr. Arnesen Mr. Hilgard Mr. Stevens MATHEMATICS Mr. Becker Mrs. Cawse Mr. Feman Mr. Wernick Mr. Wolfowitz MUSIC Mr. Rodgers PRINTING Mr. Edgar Mr. Gallo Mr. Tomlinson SCIENCE Mr. Coleman Mr. Benumof Mr. Bloom Mrs. Douglis Mr. Mathews Mr. Orthey Mr. Sachs SOCIAL SCIENCE Dr. Hampton Miss Aperance Miss Crystal Mr. Dieser Mr. Feigenbaum Mrs. Haney Mrs. Russell WOODWORKING Mr. Wood Mr. Olmstead Mr. Wethey 10