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

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tg em' a af mama? Business Education served a dual pur- pose. First, it aimed to helped students understand business and its relations in order to become intelligent and efficient citizens in business activities common to all. Second, its vocational objective was to prepare students who desired to enter the business field with basic skills neces- sary to qualify them for initial jobs in busi- ness. To accomplish these objectives, cour- ses were offered in business arithmetic, b u s in e s s English, typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, office procedure, machine cal- culation, and retailing. Students majoring in bookkeeping,shorthand and general cler- w I

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Wi EXPERIMENTING ON A MODEL AUTOMOBILE TRANSMISSION are these physics students. They are to right, Alan Prentiss and Allen Liles, while Gail Muranaka takes down notes in her physics workbook., mzzfex mm' EXE! zkzfe .mfs ,X 4 The science department offered differ- ent courses such as biology, practical chemistry, college chemistry, practical physics, and college physics. The objectives of this department are to develop in students an understanding of the basic principles of the biological and physical sciences so that they will know how to apply these principles to their dai- ly lives and to prepare pupils for further study in the science field. Students were taught to develop a sci- entific attitude. to use scientific methods, MRS, JESSICA LAWRENCE MRS, BERNICE REA SILVA WARNER and were given opportunities to see how scientists integrate their work for a bet- ter understanding of our world com- munity. Experiments, audio-visual films, and projects enabled the students to further their understandings. This year the en- rollment in this d ep a r tm e nt was over 1, 000 students. Science t e a ch e r s aided the work in guidance by lending their scientific back- ground and knowledge to the counseling program. ELMER BRUNK Depa rtme nt Head to T

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as ki jx fmfkzfkzy WWW h fm . cal w r e g o r - aifluring t p r in rde t bea le a . ,the a cl sih ts. - f C cial m ' were ' e f r ' LZLJ rship 1 t ir own cl , Ommem I! ial sof . ney. Forth 57- y t ' g ' !1! - ' iff Fifa' C pFE- ' -. a sfro ' 11 try, sine W b 1 -rv, v- ' n. N ' - n - hiev tChapt sor- g n-- f r s de par 'ci e inthe or aniz n d gp tinlrv in us- trial f th te 'of ' 1 tfpf that 1 da' n. E 0-J Lf fha Q. ff' Q P5 qv-...vf De artment Head ! MRS., ELIZABETH WAYNE P MACHINE CALCULATION is one of the subjects studied by students interested in entering the business edu- cation field. This commercial training helps students to become more efficient workers when they go into the busi- ness world. Above, Mrs. Sarah Snodgrass is helping one of her students. ,L mm, .,,. , Jang,