McKinley High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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ANU ADMINISTRATION ILES E CARY became the pr1nc1pal of McK1nley I'I1gh School 1n 1924 A true frxend and a most capable leader he stands for falr play and for the advancement of the school Nlne years as McK1nley s ch1ef have proved the deep worth of such an understandmg sympathetlc and slncere man and all students hold smcere aloha for Mr Cary Mary M Mxles acts as v1ce pr1nc1pal checkxng lnventorles overseexnq bu1ld1ngs and equlpment and Iixmg pay rolls She IS 1n charge of the student deputxes or Gendarmes The lmportant task of handllng Mr Cary s correspondence falls on Grace Humphrxes offlce manager She dlrects all office work and lnstructs the office trammg classes Mlss Humphrles IS well known and hked for her frxendllness and ready helpfulness oseph Skorpen school treasurer IS responsxble for keepmg accurate account of all school and student organlzatlon flnances He remalns cheerful and patlent m Splte of such vvorrles ames W O Neal IS the placement dlrector and has the dlfficult work of helpmg students to flnd work Through h1s efforts many boys and g1rls have found employment for exther part or full tlme He checks the boys attendance and helps those on scholastlc probatlon Possessmg a cheerful d1spos1t1on he never fa1ls to a1d students 1n all thexr problems Actlng as gxrls advlser Vxolet Loper handles students adyustment prob lems checks McKmle welfare work and the 1rls attendance Student Y 9 problems and home consultatlons recelve her attentxon Genev1eve A Yates reglstrar hnds students consult1ng her for advxce and perm1ss1on to change thelr programs Mrs Yates handles all student records and credentlals Flfteen departments offer a broad program of work at McK1nley Agrlcul ture art commerclal core studxes Enghsh home economlcs language llbrary mathematxcs muslc phys1caleducat1on sclence shop and soclal studles each opens a held of usefulness and grovx th Nx P KRCL X NIXRP I PR X 1 lg!! M 1 . . . . . , . . Y . Y , 1 . , , , , . , . . . . 1 ' '- I , , I . . . . . . . V - , . . Y . . . . , - . . V Y , . - , . K . . , Y , 1 , Y , . , , Y . . '-' ' 1 .I, uv Irma H GliNEx'1r3x'E 3 .x ' JAMES YlUI.Ii'l' . IILES Q 'o EN Yxnis IPM H 13, fV.vEAI. I.0 -121: N -,X . ., X 5' 1 1 f vi 51' zccn

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,,. Mllhs E CARN Przncrfnl MEMBERS OF OuR Mc KIM rv LOMMUNIIY Dear Frzends l wonder how many of us have consldered the many mfluences outslde the school w h1ch help to make us what we are our homes nelghborhoods frxends books flowers trees hxlls clouds and the ocean Only a l1ttle thought on th1s subject wxll convmce us that our real educatxon goes on qulte outslde the walls of the school One s acceptance of thls ldea wxll probably depend upon h1s dehnxtnon of educatlon Many of us haxe beheved xt to be the same as schoolmg How ever there IS a growing op1n1on 1n favor of dehmng educatlon as In mq Ones choice between the acceptance of one or the other of these two defimtnons of educatlon wnll determme xery largely hxs outlook on hfe The hrst memorlzmg Thls kmd of educatxon stops w hen one leax es school for thus sort of educatlon IS schoolmg The other means a genu1ne xnterest 1n the world about one The person who holds thus vxew ns xnterested ln growmg thmqs hns bemg IS refreshed by cool mountam bree es he loves to be w1th people ln the market place he sees and understands the sculpturmg of the waves he knows that ocean and cloud and stream are cousnns he feels the thrlll and yes the pam of hvmg The world about hxm ns hxs book the pages of whxch he searches for the meanxngs of the wondrous and vet mvsterlous thmg he calls Llfe It IS l1kely that the best school IS the one w hxch IS mtlmately and utally connected w1th the ln es of real folks The work of thxs kmd of school IS con tmuous w 1th the work of people outslde the school I bel1eve that thus 1S the kmd of school we are trymg to have at McKxnley l w ant to commend those who have strlx en so earnestly agamst many oclcls to make our l933 yearbook somethmg of w h1ch we all may be truly proud Smcerely Mu ES E Cxm LN' m , ' 'T .Tv - 'y . I C 7 Y 7 D - t V . ' ,H V . . . v Y . . . . Y. . . . . . V. . . . . . . .7. D . means looking generally to the past, with too much attention to books and to K I . . , . . V. . : . . . . Z Z . . n I 7 a y . Y . . . V r V A Y L . 1 . V . V

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Mrs Mxrtlc-R Andrus Mrs Edlth F Clllircl Nlrs Marq1retC Chadvuck Alt 1 Arnold Nlrs FlorcnCeC Carden S1mueIT Chshm m Sgt ohr1B1lek Ahce M Carlson Mrs Miry E CllHOTd Irma Botsford Mrs CleoL Carpenter Mrs Grwce W Coale Roy C Bovunuan Rcgmrald C xrter Frank A Cunmnq Mrs Flora B Broun Laura L Cassxdy VV'1lter E Dans Elmer D Brunk Mrs Alxce M Cltton Archxe A Dorsey Scxence Core S udles Commerclal Core Stl dies Mathemiucs Social Studxes R O T C Core Studies M3th6mHflCS Commercxal Home Mukmq Mathematxcs Shop Enqlxsh Commercml Commerclal Core Studles Agrlculture Scxence Home M ikmq Scxence Head 9: