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

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TWENTY EIGHT TFFH T I' ROW NIR RIPIIIX IX Q X AI IIIN 'VIR XOIII MR HI XNIR XIRS TIIUVIP9 IRD ROXX 'VII XX II I'xI X KIRK II I NIR BO INIJ RUXX QNI R NS S UNI ROXX MRS POSII I X XI NIRS QC IILXIXN A T MFCHANICAL DRAWING w htch goes hand xn hand wxth the shop work ts under the superuston of Mr Rtppey tn thc mechan cal work and Mr XValten 1n the archxtcctural work Iwo teachers work under them Mr Noble nd Mr Benner Physmcal tramtng IS as necessary as mental and manual The tratntng of the gurls ts en trusted to Mrs Danlel asststed by 'Vlrs Stems and that of the boys to Mr Hardtll mth VI: Ioxley and Mr Boyd as asslstants Nlrs Turner alded by Mass lrawlty dnects the clcrtcal work Mtss Schuman retgns ox er the hospital and 'Vltss Grady has full 'tuthortty nn the ltbrary Mrs Blythe and Mrs Struve act ls counselors of thc character education program launched this year In the musxc department Mrs Thompson head te1chs.r and Mr Ntcodemus successor of MISS Ixccnc dtrcct the choral work 'Vlr Walten lust back from temporary lean the mstru mcntml Nlr Vttlkcn who gatncd much popu lartty wlth thc teachers and the puptls durtng Ins soyourn here took the plicc of Mr XValten whnle he was aw 'ty 1935 Ti.. l ' y , Y .I s,1 ' ' .1 , L A I . me ,,,. Y 'Q' To 2 . -',.'II. V . a.s,. . .A . .ox TH 'P . e. ' . DAN -In was suis. MR. IIXRIJII , . my Sl-f' If 2 MR. Ifoxl I-y. was 'I'L'I.'1 , wh tnexmy Mies, SIRLWI. MR., lil rum Flat . ' 1. tri., .3 '. . Q 4 , Y . r , I V . , x I Y . , Y ' , . Y A , K . . ,' ' ' ' . : , ' , . Y X Y . 4 4 1 K Y . B 1 x I ' A ' ' , , 9 . '. ' . ' .. , as Y 4. I 4 . i ' K ,L A I V . ' F ' . - - - Q - - A 'U .V ' y 1 v 3 1 ' I ,A O , ' ,- I .4 ' . . I . 1 , ' ' ' - V , : ' '- V . -qavwy .gf - f f Af fw r 1

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TFCHHTF Wm if I V-. at 491 'I Ol' ROW NIR XX XI. l I DR I5UI IS NIR? THR XQHF R MR lx! lil R INIISS CH Xl VI XX 'I IIIRD ROW NIRS ill XI RVIAN INIISS NIORROXX IVIRS MURRXY 'VIR PLRSI LL MR BRONMN Sl FUND ROXX MR XX HIFI IDR HFRON VIR 'VIIDDLFION VIR PK COI'l' MR SXUCSI XD FRON I' ROW MR FDXXARD9 NIR JXCRSON 'VIR Vw Il I IXMS A 'll' MCKINLEY PROVIDES a splendxd tram mg for the students who are preparmg for a busmess career Ten teachers are engaged ln the handlrng of the clerical mstructlon, wlth Mr Walt? as therr head teacher Courses rn type wrrtmg shorthand bookkeepmg commercral anthmetrc office practrce, whrch mcludes secre tarral trammg and penmanshlp constxtute the commercral work The handncraft produced by the students tak mg shop work rs worthy of the pannstakmg trarnxng of their nnstructors Those who are rn charge of the varrous shops are Art Metal, Mr Saugstad Auto Reparr Mr Jackson Cabrnet Mr Whnte Iorge Mr Brrch Flectrrc Dr I-Ieron Machlne Mr Rlchardson Mold Mr Prggott Pattern, Mr Brown Prmtmg Mr French Mr Whrte who has been m charge of the work ln the cabmet shop srnce II was estab lrshed at Tech rn 1902 rs planmng to retire at the end of thrs school year He will go to Arnona where he wrll enjoy lrfe on hrs dude ranch Hearty commendatrons for has valuable servnce and good wxshes from the faculty and students wnll accompany hum 1935 TWENTY SEVEN 4 I fr ...- H e ,Q 4 g et - 'fr 1 e ,. 'iff :I 'Q ff ' . rr! . ' :fl ,g ' I 7 K if '

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TlFlClHlll ll'lE Zin jllllemuriam jlnrente 33. cane HGW DEEPLY we feel the loss of Miss Keene Her cheery greeting her hearty laugh her suncere friendliness and her staunch loyalty are with us stull Lovungly we dedicate the following lunes to her memory Bella B 'I hompson Let my loyalty be like an un broken Ime of light shmmq mah! and all 'VllS9 lxEENE knew beauty and she luyed beautifully raduatung upon others the joy f that knowledge the happiness of that luyung It seemed natural to her to bestow joy for early un life she had absorbed the Joyousness of youth whuch only the luttle chuld can ade quately express lt w as un those first days of teaching when kindergarten children gathered about her that she with complete understand ung of their artlessness was able to respond to them with smules they hastened to meet mtusuc they longed to hear and songs they loved to learn her from the smaller children to those of hugh school age the same understanding of youth tht same desire to help un the solution of their problems the same burning leal to create happu ness for those around heu was eu eryw here made munufest lspecually dud she long to guye to her boys and gurls a loye of good musuc a better uund standing ot' ut and abundant opportunu tues for hearing and partueupatung un t lt us not strange thut with suth enthusuastu leader hup there should be an Opera Club at McKinley Hugh School capable of sungung tellugently and artistically scores and roles made famous on the legitimate stage lt us not un any way peculiar that Glte Clubs flourished with a beauty of tone and mastery of choral effects to be enyued by more mature orgaruwatuons I us not to be wondered at that students un her classes were eager to attend symphonic pro grams when she herself went with them to hear again famuluar strains un the added joy of their new interest from Vluss Keene to her students from llorence Keene to her friends the harmony of a great Art that hus no place for truetuon or dussensuon the unufyung effect of a theme that beeause of sincere purpose unbroken lox ulty and complete deyotuon welded together human contacts intellectual synuputhues und spuru ual rea utu s Rll 1935 TXK ENTY NINE' 1 . I , , , , H - I . . , . . , d ,, - , . . . . . 1 ee e W' Y r ' , - C . , . . , I O S , y ,L V Y I I I . I 11 ' V. I r Y. ' I V , ' Nl ' ' s r v 1 1 v V '- . ' 'l 1 ' t. , .4 ' , ' V ' l.atcr, when her profession of music carried Music was the bridge that spanned the years .. , ' V A- I . ,. s , ' . . K - v V f v- ' F . -K fl , 1 A vu ' an 1 I 1 X v Ax I If er. . ' ' , '- l' 'e,. - ' 1 ' ' i. Fl l7 -XID.