Yemada

Yemada was a female human who taught at Public School 29 in Nairobi in the mid 23rd century. Nyota Uhura, one of her former pupils, used Ms. Yemada's methods for maintaining classroom discipline on the bridge crew of the USS Intrepid II while in temporary command in 2296. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge)

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