McKinley Junior High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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McKinley's lllustrious Faculty Arthur C. Brown, Principal. Alice B. Struthers, Vice-Principal. Irl C. Wilson, Vice-Principal. Irene Adler Florence Alvarez Sarah Lena Andrew Margaret Averbeck Cora Juel Bangerter Elsie C. Bartlett Willamette Bays Wm. J. Beeson Harry Russell Black Frances Blanchard Pauline E. Blank Walter M. Boston Lloyd I. Brauer Alverda J. Brode James M. Carter Harry L. Cassel Margaret A. Clapp Dorothy C. Clarke Georgia D. Conkey Ethel B. Craig John M. Curnutt Emma R. Domers Barbara Durfy Florence S. Ellert Maude W. Erickson Lucrezia H. Denton Bonnie M. Farnsworth Mary L. Fender Floyd Gardner Agnes W. Garland Pearl J. Grant Frances M. Green Olaf Halvorson Harriet L. Hobart Margaret H. Hood Thomas L. Hosmer Samuel J. Houston Edna F. Johnston Rosaleen Jorns Estelle E. Kading Ruby H. Lamb Lydia S. Kayser Samuel J. Lewis Hazelle H. Martin Camilla S. McConnell Cecil L. McConnell Wm. E. Moores Lulu Moorman Amy Morrell Evelyn Mosher Miriam H. Myrick Etta A. Netz M. Ju anita Noble Harold E. Perry Maude L. Rienks Harvey R. Ritter Zoe B. Rootham May C. Sprenkle Theodora B. St. John Alicia Tornquist Verona M. Trowbridge Esther C- Turner Lena M. Whitacre Geo. D. Weeks Hazel E. Wight L. Mabel Williams Geraldine Youngs Juanita M. Noble Dora V. Gamble, Secretary. Virginia G. Voepel Grace Andrew

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he purple anim gdb Foreword TY PWWHIT E have featured in this issue of The Purple and , ju? l Gold the home rooms of our school As the R i vt 'Q unit in school life There ale probably more actl vities and interests centered around the home room than any other place in the school. As every family has its own in- dividual characteristics, so also each home room is distinct- ive and different from any other. The members of each unit are like the members of one large family, and as such, share each others joys' and sorrows. The spirit of brotherly and sisterly love prevails in the home rooms, and When one member of this family is honored the whole room feels the pride that would be felt in the pupil's own home. This book, therefore, is really a home room issue, featur- ing the organizations, activities, and pictures of the differ- ent rooms. We have also endeavored to honor our A9 girls and boys who are leaving McKinley tolcontinue storing up knowledge and improving their intellects for their life work. We trust that they will always carry on , and never weary of the struggle to Seek the Heights . The members of the Trail staff are also worthy of men- tion because of their untiring efforts to make their school paper worth while. They have done consistently good Work on the Trail, and have worked faithfully on the special edi- tions, such as the Wail and the Literary Editions. The same staff also contributes their best efforts to this issue of The Purple and Gold .-Kathryn Ritchie, B9. K 7 1 , 5, ,, . ' 451 family is a unit in society, so is the home room a HL EE 5 . . . , : 45' - ' ' -