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

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In September, 1950, began the real tasks of the officers of the Hilo High Student Association. A fresh school year loomed, with numerous and varied duties and responsibilities. Regular student council meetings were held every other Wednesday, special meetings whenever necessary. ADVISERS Mrs. Sarah Putnam, Miss Mary Genung, and Mr. Ah Kong Chun again served as mentors to the student council. Without their wise guidance the student coun- cil would not have been able to function as proficient- ly as it did. The advisers were always on hand with sound advice whenever troubled council members needed it. --.2 Pre-mf. ' Kofi Il, 'Ulla Student Pilots ELETED OFFICERS Friendly and congenial Koji Ikeda, as president of the student body, led the council. Already an ex- perienced officer and leader, this year, as secretary of the Big Island Student Government Association, Koji assumed new duties. He was also active in the Future Farmers of America organization. George Yuda, first vice president, was a class rep- resentative during his sophomore year. This year, a major part of his responsibility was preparing the budget of the student association. The official hostess of the student body was Sec- ond Viee President Mae Torigoe. During her first two years at Hilo High, Mae served as class representative. This year, she and her reception committee, under the guidance of Miss Hawea Brown, welcomed vis- itors to Hilo High School, and made flower and paper leis for visiting school teams. Another service performed by this efficient committee was ushering at various occasions, one of which was the Iva Kitchell concert. Ruth Sakakihara, secretary, was another conscien- tious olficer. Some of her duties were keeping the min- utes and the roll of every council meeting, and First Vice-President George Yutla, Second Vice-President Mae Torigoe, Secretary Ruth Sakakillara, Treasurer George Mizuguchi.

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L Cafeteria Under the supervision of Mrs. Vivian Leithead, cafeteria manager. our cafeteria staff served delicious and nutritious lunches and snacks. The staff of thir- teen members was divided into three groups-one in charge of hot lunches, another in charge of salads and sandwiches, and the third in charge of desserts. During morning recesses. snacks and milk were sold to students. while coffee was served to teachers only. .Xpproximately sixty five per cent of the students bought their noon lunches during the school year. Be- sides the hot. main dish. the cafeteria offered salads. milk. sandwiches, and desserts. Seven different vari- eties of ice cream were available: including cones. cups. sandwiches and Da Kine Steeku. MAINTENANCE Nlrs. Ida Ventura and Mr. lohn Medeiros. our school custodians, deserve much credit for keeping the school campus and buildings clean. Mrs. Ventura, dur- ing fourteen years at Hilo High has worked cheer- fully and diligently. sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning walls. and the girls' lavatories. Nlr. Medeiros, in addition to duties similar to those of Mrs. Ventura. also had such other things to do as minor repair iobsg disposal of rubbish: and work on the grounds in cutting grass. planting, and pruning. l,'o1111l:'1'tlut'A'11'i,cr'.' lolin Mcdeiros. Mrs. lila Ventura. Il!.llIlIt'I1- .uiucz .llulia llay table decorations In Mrs, Kixiinis and Miss l7iltl.ty's lioiiierotmis: cafeteria stall. ,ai . , s,,.. hz H 5 t , ' fi ,ff XX

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