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

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Her Graduates Serve Hawaii, the Nation The alumni of McKinley reflect the lasting quality of their education in high school. As distinguished citizens not only in the community and state, but also in the nation, these graduates are the source of McKinley's pride. They can be found in Congress, the Supreme Court of Hawaii, and top levels of the State government. They are op e r atin g some of the largest finan cial and business organizations in the Islands. They are leaders in education, medicine, religion, and the military. Though their careers vary, what they have learned at McKinley enabled and inspired them to achieve the prominence they now hold. WILFRED C. TSUKIYAMA Y' STEVEN KANDA TIMMY HIRATA THE REV, SEIDO OGAWA THE REV, ABRAHAM AKAKA DR. HUNG WO CHING