Hilo High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hilo, HI)

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Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Christmas Postal Committee. Sumi Murakami Hilo, Hawaii-Stu- dent Body 1,235 Girl Reserve, Tennis Club, Eigo Club: Blue and Gold: Property Committee: Allied Youth. Sumie Murakami Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Allied Youth, Girl Reserve: Tennis Club. Row Four: Ruth Eiko Murashige Hilo, Hawaii -Student Body 1,2,3g Eigo Club: Vocational Guid- ance, Honor Roll: News-Bulletin: Alpha Gamma Ray, Senior Class Representative, Blue and Gold: Christmas Postal Committee: Senior Play. Toshi- yuki Mlurata Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3: F.F.A. Treasurer. Hisao Nagahisa Hilo, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3g Alpha Gamma Ray, Chorus. Hisashi Nagai Olaa, Hawaii-Student Body l,2,3. Ichiko Nagai Mt. View, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3. Row Five: Masaru Nagai Pepeekeo, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3g F.F.A. Mliyuki Betty Naga- kane Pepeekeo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g F.- H.H. Vice President. Aiko Nagakura Hilo, Ha- waii-Student Body 1,2,3. Takie Nagami Hilo, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3. Mitsuko Naka Hilo, Hawaii-Student' Body 1,2,3: Chorus g Honor Roll: Homeroom Stamp Salesman. Row Six: Isoo Nakagawa Hilo, Hawaii-Stu- dent Body 1,2,3g F.F.A.g Chorus. Bessie Naka- mura Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Home- room Secretary . Fusae Nakamura Hilo, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3: Girl Reserve. Row Seven: Haruo Nakamura Olaa, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3: Allied Youth, Blue and Gold. Jane Satsuki Nakamura Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Girl Reserve Secretary: Allied Youth: J.P.O. Namie Nakamura Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Girl Reserve Vice President: Blue and Gold: War Record Committee: Honor Roll. Row Eight: Yoshino Nakamura Mt. View, Ha- waii-Student Body 1,2,3. Masayuki Nakao Hilo, Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Alpha Gamma Ray. Sueko Nakaoka Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body M ani 661zfe2r7cr1rr ..... Committee was formed in the fall of 1943. It has a double purpose: it urges pupils to speak American all the time and to speak correctly. The committee is composed of advisers, Mrs. Irene D. Brown and Mr. Keith Abe, chairman, Margaret Kuniyoshi, Thelma Chock, Samuel Hohu, Eldrid Morgado, Eugene O'Brien, Kyoko Yokoyama, and Laura Yuen. Various editorials and articles in the Hilo High News-Bulletin pointed out the reasons for the campaign and its importance. A radio skit compared the pidgin and good English spoken on the campus. Mr. Ricardo Labez, the Speak American chair- man of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, spoke of speech in the islands over the P. A. system. A suggestion contest was sponsored and the suggestions for the committee were put to use. Staff artists pleaded their cause with numer- ous attractive posters. The main writing body put poems, articles, editorials, a vocabulary section and a very diversi- fied grammar section into the high school paper. With these various methods, the Speak American Committee raised their exhortations for better speech. All seniors were re-tested by a special board. Mrs. Robert Bruce, Mrs. C. W. Carlsmith and Mrs. Aleta Smith were on this committee. They asked the seniors to read, to converse, and to pronounce sounds. Their reports were handled like those of the teachers. ikilrik 1,2,3. Yoshisuke Nakaoka Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3. Jerry T. Nakashima Hilo, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3g Band, Homeroom Stamp Salesman, Blue and Gold. M,l i '-.f.. M Smrrlz, llfrs. Phyllis Bram, and Mrs. Nelle Carlmzith .... The third picture is auf of Ihr Spralc Auzrrican fommittcr. Reading from left to right, They are: first raw-Margarft Kuniyashi, Thal- uza Chark, and Laura Yurng scfarla' ron'--Eldrid Morgarla, Kyoka Yakoyzznza, Eugcnr' O'Bf'imz, Samuel Hohu, and lllrs. Ircrw D. Frawng and back-Keith S. Abe .... The picture at thc right slzmux a group of .vturlvnts rflzcarsing the rarlia play, Tha Man Without a Caimtryf' whirh wax given over thr P. .-1. system. They arf! yirsl raw-.lflixs Mary Black and Thomas Kumalae: sem-nd raw-Earl Hiratsu, Emileo Yashiaka, Ethel Kim, Biafra Karza- lsaole, Harald Patten, Clarcrzfc Ohama, Kfizo Furuya, Wzzllncrt Chong, and Inn Wai Lau. Nineteen

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SENIORS - ROW i 01192 Ruth Haruko Mly3Shll'0 Pe- peekeo, Hawaii - Student Body 1,2,3. Setsuo Mizuba Hilo, Hawaii - Student Body 1,2,3g Log-Rollers Hi- Yg Allied Youthg Alpha Gamma Rayg Senior Class Play, Blue and Gold Staff, Christmas Play. Sayako Mi- zuguchi Hakalau, Hawaii,- Student Body 2,3, Lorna Numela Moku Hilo, Hawaii -Student Body 1,2,3g Sena ior Service Scoutg J.P.O.g Chorus. Sumiyo Monma Kapoho, Hawaii - Student Body 12,33 Cho1'us. Row Two: Shuso Mori- shita Hilo, Hawaii -- Stu- dent Body 1,2,3g Allied Youth, Chorus. Hisashi Morita Pepeekeo, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3g F.F.A. Kimiko Moriwaki Pepeekeo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,- 3g Troop 25 Girl Scout Pre- sidentg Chorus. Takeshi Moriwaki Hawaii National Park, Hawaii - Student Body 1,2,3g J.P.O.g Air Raid Warden. Robert Mo- toyama Hilo, Hawaii--Stu- dent Body 152,35 Homeroom Treasurerg Chorus. Row Three: Esther Mu- kiai Hakalau, Hawaii-Stu- dent Body 2,33 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer. Haru- ko Mukai Papaikou, Hawaii -Student Body 12,33 Cho- rus. Yoshiki Murai Hilo, Ilzr' first jvzrtzln' .x'lzm.'.v ,lfzx lxritll .lbw I lfllfllg Izix .vpfwflz rlfz.-xv Ihr' fmzzln mr'11lr1l.x nf .vjnvzkzllg ...,, S zwmrl. 1. the' lilI,Lfll'A'Il Twxlizzg fmllzzziftrw, Tr'lIlI'fI 11.xi.wlx of, left To right, .llr.v. ,-llwlf

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Twenty f 2 Q ,t gzbim fMf0fe'1'A'mJ ..,.. in which the student body participated included: a Triple Th1'eat Jeep campaign, during which 311,473.90 worth of stamps and bonds was pur- chased. This amount enabled the purchase of one amphibian jeep, one grasshopper plane, and five jeeps. Total sales for the year were iB50,000.00. Heading the committee in charge of this cam- paign, the stamps and bonds committee, was Henry Wong. Adviser for this group was vice principal, Mrs. Sarah W. Putnam. The salvage committee carried on two big cam- paigns this year. The first was for books, and 400 books were collected and given to the Red Cross. Ronald Uehara was chairman of the com- mittee until his untimely death, after which, Ha- ruo Hoshide was made chairman. 'A' A iff SENIQRS-Row One: Morio Nakashima Ililo, Hawaii - Student Body 1,2,3g Chorus. Adeline Namahoe Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 2,3g Senior Service Scout, J.P.O.g Chorus. Kazuko Niimi Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Allied Youth, Cho- rus. Teruk-0 Nishioka Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Girl Scout, Chorus. Shizue Oda Hilo, Ha- waii-Student Body 1,2,3g Home1'oom Secretary. Robert Eiichi Ogi Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,- 2,3g Allied Youth: Blue and Gold Staff, P1'inting Committee Chairman: Senior Class Play Publicity Committeeg Log-Rollers Hi-Y, Air Raid Wardeng Service Flag Committee. Row Two: Amy Tomiko Nakasone Hilo. Ha- waii-Student Body 1,2,3g Girl Reserve. Juliet Elsie Nathaniel Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Chorus: Concert Band. Takeshi Niimi Hilo, Ha- waii-Student Body 1,2,3g Concert Band. Makoto N itahara Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3. Taeko D. Oda Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Allied Youth: Chorus: Girl Reserve. Marjorie A. Oka Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 12,35 Allied Youth: Homeroom Secretary. Row Three: Hi1'ok0 Nakatsu Hilo, Hawaii- Student Body 1,2,3. Chieko Nii Papaikou, Ha- waii-Student Body 1,2,3. Kiyoto Nishida Hilo, Hawaii - Student Body 1,2,3: J.P.O.g Air Raid Warden. Hiroko Nohara Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3g Chorus. Midori Ogawa Hilo, Hawaii- Student 12,35 Senior Service Scout. Eiichi Okaji- ma Hilo, Hawaii-Student Body 1,2,3.