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

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'wg Sophomore health is taught here by Joseph Tom. who also coaches the Senior Football team. He has B.S. and M.S. degrees from University of Oregon. Mrs. Elizabeth Wayne, who teaches bookkeep- ing and typing, instructs her students in using the adding machine. She received a B.S. from Kansas State and an M.A. from Washington. Raymond Won, who received his B.S. from the University of Hawaii, is showing his agriculture boys how to prepare the spraying machine. 16 A ui Miss Eleanor Vogel, who has a Ph. B. from the University of Wisconsin. shows her class some fine points in art. She also teaches photography. Mrs. Florence Wickland is seen showing a girl the proper strokes in swimming, for she is a teacher of girls' P.E. as well as busi- ness English and typing. Jun Lum Young,who teaches mechanical and architectural drawing, has an M. S. from North Carolina. Here he shows a student how to correct a drawing. Miss Bernice Warner enjoys an experiment with her chemistry students. She has a B.S. from the University of Chicago and has done graduate work at Stanford and U. H. ff' um Witha B.S. from Oregon State, Mrs. Genevieve Williamson specializes in senior health teach- ing. Here she is about to get out her projec- tor to show some films to her class. Seen above is Miss Signa Wikander, who teaches both French and Latin. Here she is instructing one of her students in Latin class. She received her A.B. degree from U.C. l

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Let me read you one of my favorite poems, pleads Miss Grace Remickin her senior Eng- lish-social studies class. She has both an A B. and an M. A. from U. H. sawrence Silva, witha bachelor' s degree from he U. H..teaches biology and driver's training. le demonstrates a psycho-physical test to de- ermine the width of the field of vision. 'The best way to find aplace is to locate it on he map, 'declares Mrs. Clare Smith to her senior English-social studies students. Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Park College. Mrs. Miriam Rodenhurst, a graduate of Po- mona, teaches English-social studies and al- soisjunior class adviser. Here she is about to correct some test papers. R35 p L Q -I . ,-1.1 .fu ,F sm me . V M r iii li CAMERA l SHY ,I Miss Frances Mecredy, a teacher of mathe- matics at McKinley, obtained her A. B. degree from the University of Hawaii. She preferred not to have her picture taken. Miss .lane Stratford, another ofMcKinley's mathematics teachers.received her M.A.fr0m Kansas State. She has taught eve ry thing from arithmetic to algebra. Mrs. Sarah Snodgrass sees that her students learn to use adding machines. A graduate of Nebraska. she also teaches business English and mathematics. f:e....y J. A ' 'L' iffy ., .fu A fi s, s X . i .Z ig - i Q if tv .ft - CRL I, iv D ffvx ,, '1.s ff . K w A 4 Douglas Sakamoto, who teaches mathematics and horticulture,shows one of his prize plants. He earned his B. S. degree at the University of Hawaii. Daniel Sison. who teaches printing, is showing some of his boys some fine points about setting type, He is a graduate of McKinley high school. Singing beautifully are the chorus members instructedbyMrs.DorothyStrohman, who al- so teaches piano and music appreciation. Her undergraduate workw0nanA.B.at California. 15

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A graduate of McKinley, this attractive miss is Miss Jane Okubo, our efficientoffice worker in the cafeteria . She is also responsible for di- recting the cashiers during the lunch hours. Sergeant James Gau, who teaches sophomores the correct ROTC methods, is also in charge of all tlie rifles and other weapons. He sees that they are kept in perfect condition. Sexgeant Robert Barr, with many years of army experience here and in foreign coun- tries, has taken over the instruction of the first year rookies in MCKinley's ROTC. , ,,.-sv---'rt Miss Ellen Say, attendance clerk, gladly ad- mits an absentee to school. A graduate of McKinley high school, she also assists the school treasurer. lllnl tn., 5 u Y li, i 'r'cAf2Z MfSgt. William Iviailolo teaches his budding R. O. T. C. juniors all the intricacies ofread- ing a map. He also handles some administra- tive problems. Captain Herbert Herrin, McKinley PMSBKT of the ROTC, shows how the three platoons oi the battalion should line up. He has an A. A. de- gree from Kansas City junior college. Sergeant Donald Powers demonstrates the workmanship of the M-l rifle. He takes Care of the supply room and drills Company F. His Job is to hand out the ROTC uniforms. The lunch does lcok good, doesn't it? According to the expressions on the faces of To- shio Hagiwara, Jun Lum Young, Raymond Won, Kenneth Prince and William Wise, teachers.who sitat the exclusive men's table in the cafeteria. it is really good, However, they seem to be too pre-occupied to look pretty at the camera, don't they? l7