McKinley Technical High School - Techite Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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r i MR. WILLIAM C. MYERS Assistant Principal 21

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MISS JESSIE coopa Assistant Principal 20

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l fs.,-Q ,. 5... S l h Miss McCauley Miss Bailey Miss VVillis. Standiiigl: Mr. Brinker. Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Frazier, Miss ea , : I ,' .. , .. Miss Carpenter. Miss Rolierts, Miss Stewart, Mrs. McCoy, Miss Kingsley, Miss Frawley. Mrs. Turner. Scntrd: Miss Smith, Miss NVatkins, Miss Coupe. Mr. Daniel, Miss Staulfer, Mr. Myers, Miss Foster, Mrs. lroucks. ADMINISTRATION-ENGLISH THE ADMINISTRATIVE functions of McKinley are under the capable direction of . . . . 1 Mr. Frank C. Daniel as principal, and his two assistants, Miss Jessie Coope, who acts a so ' ' rinci- as Dean of Girls, and Mr. William C. Myers, who assumed the worlc as an assistant p l ' November An office force of three under Mrs. Turner has charge of the clerical worlc. f pa in . The English department, of which Miss Ruth M. Stauiier is the head, has a corps o twenty-one teachers, and is the largest of the departmental groups. This is accounted for ' ' E l' h h semester he is by the fact that every student is required to take a course in ng is eac enrolled in the school. The English course has been revise t is yea ing system. Through the fifth semester a uniform study is maintained, but at that point the course diverges into practical and college preparatory work. The practical course includes for the sixth semester, special composition work, for the seventh, oral English, and for the ' ' d f eighth, a study of modern literature. The college preparatory work includes the stu y 0 English literature and detailed work on the many classics required for college entrance. Journalism, Public Speaking, and History of the Drama are elective courses. d h' r to meet the demands of the ability group- 22