Daily Pinion 1975 ROTC

The Daily Pinion - Friday, March, 7, 1975

The ROTC PINION

Battalion Staff and Sponsors
The Cadets
Company A
New Uniforms Add Greater Color and Prestige To Unit

Duty, Honor, Country...

McKinley High School Class of 1977

40th Reunion Summer 2017

Daily Pinion 1975 ROTC

The Daily Pinion - Friday, March 7, 1975

The ROTC PINION

Today's Cadets Tomorrow's Leaders
Aloha Parade Honors Former Principal Toma
'McKinley is Proud of its ROTC...'

Taikas Precision Drill Team in Third Year
Best Wishes From The Colonel
McKinley's Pride Shows Expertise - Drill Teams Perform Today

McKinley High School Class of 1977

40th Reunion Summer 2017

Cross Country - Girls Volleyball

The Black and Gold 1975

Young Enthusiastic Runners, Spikers Encounter Rough Competitive Season

 Rebuilding and conditioning McKinley's Cross Country Team was the major obstacle to overcome this year. With only two returning letterman on the boys' team and a first year girls' team, coach Cindy Dalrymple concentrated on developing each individual's perfect running form.

 Using the steep climb of Tantulus and the undulating hills of Manoa, the harriers strenthened their endurance and speed. Training under the same coach created the unity and morale needed in each highly competitive meet.

 The pre-season meets lit an inner drive within the harriers as they repeatedly took top positions.

 Placing high in the Oahu Interscholastic Association Championships, the Micks qualified three harriers for the state meet on Maui, with two runners missing the qualifications cut by two places.  The girls' team also performed impressively, ranking seventh in total team points.

(Girls Volleyball)
 A growing interest of the underclassmen will profit the team's output for competition next season.
 Lacking the coherence needed in every young team to upset their keen contingents, the McKinley Girls' Volleyball Team stumbled through a season of anguish and disappointment.

 Hit hard by graduation, Coach Jane Schroeder started early in the summer to mold her team into a unified style of play. Finding themselves as one of the shortest teams in the Oahu Interscholastic Association, the girls focused much of their practices on developing their jumping ability.

 Traveling to Molokai for their pre-season action, the girls showed promise of putting together a winning season. But their victory drive was thwarted in the regular season by many close marginal defeats.
 The team's performance was initiated by a strong first set pattern, but then lost their momentum in the remaining sets, yielding the game to their opponents.

 Their lone triumph came toward the end of their season against Kalani. The girls attacked the Falcons with a wall-like defense while the offense accurately placed their shots.

 A final loss to Castle handed the Tiger spikers a 1-7 record

McKinley High School Class of 1977

40th Reunion Summer 2017

70's Song - Rock Your Baby

McKinley High School Class of 1977

40th Reunion Summer 2017

Daily Pinion 1975

The Daily Pinion - Thursday, March 6, 1975

Headlines:
Faculty, S.C. Officers, Senators Vote for Fall Schedule Change
Seniors Planning Camp March 21-23
Night Club Opens For Under 18
'Verona' is a Must for All
Judo Season Opens
Baseball Continues
Tracksters Compete
Netters in Finale
IM Bowling Today
Girls Play Kaiser

McKinley High School Class of 1977

40th Reunion Summer 2017

Daily Pinion 1975

The Daily Pinion - Tuesday, March 4, 1975

Headlines:
Man Behind The Scene - Drama Instructor, MTG Adviser
Journalism Topic Slated For Next Career Season
Six MHSers Attend State Student Conference
Mick Varsity Baseball Team Victorious over Roosevelt, Kaiser

McKinley High School Class of 1977

40th Reunion Summer 2017

Bowling

The Black and Gold 1975

Confidence Proves Key to Boys' Pursuit of State Title

 Confidence. That was the key that opened the door to the McKinley Boys' Bowling Team's first official State Championship.

 The keglers began the season by beating Kalani and Kailua by identical 3-0 margins. But the Tigers found the going rough, dropping two of three games to Kaimuki.

 The regular season ended with wins over Farrington 2-1 and Roosevelt 3-0.

 In round robin action, the Micks were stunned by Roosevelt 0-3, but rallied to trounce Kaimuki, 3-0, and Farrington 2-1, to win the OIA title.

 In a dream come true, the Tigers swept the State crown, competing against Kamehameha, St. Louis and Baldwin High Schools.

 The girls' season was a dismal one. The season started with a 2-1 victory over Kalani followed by three straight losses to Kailua. the Mick girl bowlers then smashed Kaimuki, 2-1, in an exceptional performance, but fell apart and dropped three straight to Farrington. They closed their season with a disappointing 1-2 loss to Roosevelt.

McKinley High School Class of 1977

40th Reunion Summer 2017