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

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ff MRS. RUTH MISS KLARA KING KURANO uf xi AW mime! The English-social studies p rogram for the senior level provided for the con- tinuous study of the language arts--read- ing, writing, and speaking. In the field of literature, the emphasis was based on the works of English writers. . In social studies, the economic, social, and political problems facing the United States were studied. Seniors also studied the problems of their own McKinley gov- ernment. They participated in the annual Pacific- Asian Affairs Council, the Speech Festival, and the Career Week conferences. THE AMERICAN OBSERVERH is a ne '-di MRS. GRACE MRS. GRACE NODA REMICK To supplement their own research and discussions, they took trips to the Art Academy which enriched their visual edu- cation. Their own school library as well as the public libraries provided a treas- ury of background materials. Through this program, th e s e n i o r s gained additional lmowledge and a keener appreciation of the many problems which face the American people--problems with- in their own borders and those which have come to them as citizens of a nation that is looked upon as one of the most influen- tial leaders of the world. s a e that tells about si nificant events ha eni W P P 1' 8 PP ng around the world. Upper classes like Mrs. Dow's period 1-Z class above study their issues week- ly. Students discuss controversialmatters and acquire abetter understanding ofworld problemsi .1 Q KV I -a A 22' , AMERICLN asv N .1