Kahuku High School - Ke Koolau Yearbook (Oahu, HI)

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Iv ,, . v-,. g ,I PRACTICAL 81 FINE ARTS AIM FOR FUTURE GOALS ,J ':': ff:- if 1 KT'-. A 'I is-Q., 1 X S, k if we X45 Tx R I M-ang -rf ? -it Art Club lst Row: Debbie Au, Helen Almazan, Juliana Laub, ' ahoo ii 2nd Row: Lori Naluai, Audrene Kamakeeaina Torri Laub, Rose Rabaino, Raymond Estrella, Evelina Pulusi, Nlaria Fon L ana Margaret Guillermo, Geraldine Mahelona 3rd Row: Taleni Tialino, Harry Wasson, Tioane Tufuga, Tulouna u'a, Henry asson. gf

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Pre-Industrial Preparation Strengthens Students' Potentials do 5 l 5 5... lags 14' ,fs Q The PIP program was in full swing in all its varied departments, agriculture, auto mechanics, building and construction, English, math and science. lVlr. Ted Kunimitsu, department head, and his staff structured each program to meet the students' present and future needs. Besides learning and participating in actual work situations in the vocational technical areas, the students were counseled about the practi- cal aspects of applying for a job and being competent workers in the labor force. l , F 0 o 5 ff l e Thfliliigijjl V. ali Q fe LAI I 1 I , , ,, fl if '-W-.t ' 5 vu I V , . ,Q ,A ,I lux -.H ' 1 ' swim . ng-35 f .QR it f- 2 f-e lif i l ,H png, sl h i n I lgef fl es? - Z., Above: The typical everyday hardworking students in auto class. Left: Antone Keawe tackles scale motor models.