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

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MRS. BERNICE HO Government Adv MRS. JANET LANDGRAF Vice-Pr P 1 yfafmzkzfkfmzizy . . . fkzhfkw e hx! Principal William J. Geiger directed the numerous responsibilities which the admin- istration handle d in operating the school. He also help ed to promote better relations between the school and the community. Mrs . Janet Landgraf ,vice -principal,aided Mr. Geiger in directing administrative ai- fairs . As a member of many committees , she coordinated the activities ofthe student body and planned weekly assemblies . This year's assembly theme to promote good character was based on the McKinley Code of Honor. Mrs. Doris Keppeler and William Wise helped students to solve their problems and provided them with vocational guidance. Registration of students was the duty of Mrs. Mary Sutherland, registrar, who han- dledprogram changes, releases, the testing program, and the maintenance of the per- manent student record cards. Mrs. Bernice Ho, McKinley government adviser, supervised the elections, advised the student body officers, and was in over- all charge of all student body activities. MRs.DOR1s KEPPELER WILLIAM WXSE MRS. MARY Girls' Cou el Boys' Counselor SUTHERLAND R g t e is rar

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K X 55 f?5E.,3f,L?2 75? ggsre., wr:--:,h s5::15,,i.i.-'15, y.-- , .: 1,-i:'1'. E:l '.-g 1 '. - . ff., . ,A - ,. ,q .'E..-M ,, K ' it if f y . QAAL, Us -1 3 - H : , 'E ' g f ' me i -get -- Q 5 T - x t . - RQ - A sit . H., 'u 3 ' . ,J . Us . is M rf' , 1 . X sf A A i I X 5 by H, K xii .ei kr , by K nf., It A 1 Q . tj, -A 7 E, A ' H sd if Q DRESSED IN ALOHA WEEK ATTIRE are School clerk Miss Loretta Young, business officeg Mrs. Jane Yoshik do, cafeteria: Miss Amy Okumoto, main office and libraryg M155 ANNE AKAMU MRS- GLADYS MATCH and Miss Betty Shinkawa, attendance office. S y T Surer 1605 l?7Z77ZZd5Zlld!Q As an integral part of maintaining the business of the school, the service staff worked with qui et and experienced em- ciency. The office staff kept records, collected fees, and compiled n u m e r o u s reports. Giving capable and efficient services were Miss Annie Akamu, school secretaryg Mrs. Gladys Matoi, school treasurer, Miss Bet- ty Shinkawa, attendance clerkg and Miss Amy Gcumoto, office clerk. Nourishing hot lunches were served by the cafeteria staff managed by Mrs. Fran- ces Sasaki. Taking turns, students from all the different homerooms aided the cafe- teria staff each day to produce the great quantities of food consumed by the large McKinley student body. Current materials and books for pleas- ure reading were carefully keptup to date in the library. The librarians, Mrs. Gla- dys Faulkner and Mrs. Ruth Craig, assist- ed students in their search for information and good literary material. The health of all students was the con- cern of the dispensary. The school nurse, Mrs. M a r g a r et Wong, maintained good health standards and tried to prevent epi- demics by informing students about diseas- es and their prevention. The conscientious custodial stalf headed by Manuel J e su s maintained McKinley' s reputation of a neat, beautifully landscaped campus. They also aided assembly pro- ductions by helping with lighting, stage scenery, and decorations. CUSTODIANS--FRONT ROW: Mr. O. Pilares, Mrs. R. lvlstias, Nlr. D. MANUEL JESUS KiYab u, Mr. B. Castro. BACK ROW: Mr. T. Camara, Mr. I. Kamei, Mr, D. Head Custodian Mattson, Mr. E. Victorino, Mr. A. Gouveia.