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FUTURE FARMERS KEEP ON GROWING In order to learn the two facets of business, products and sales, the FFA grew crisp green lettuce, cherry red tomatoes and other very delicious items . BOSS Kunimitsu, the ranking foreman, and these officers, Emilyn Enos, Bruce Barros, Pat Kamai, Darryl Correa, Miles Apuakehau and Paul Oberle, supervised all agricultural business. This included kalua chicken, sweet bread and other sales . FFA is not all work as witnessed by some of their new members, who had to spend their entire day dressed in ragged clothes to be recognized. The culmination of their activities was a trip by several repre- sentatives to the annual island convention on lVIaui . Mi? lst Row: W da Moniz, K' berly Belunza, Ella Silva, Cindy Kalil tacee Uray ynn Belunza. 2nd Row: Emilyn Eno? ruce Barros, arrel Correa, Mitchell Afalava, Matthew Primacio, Kevin Iseke, Harvey Gaceta,x flMiles Apuakehau, Alison 'mfrw W I
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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.
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Roller, Ellen Rowland, Paul Oberle, 3rd Row: Hamilton Finau, Kasey Au, Raymond Estrella, Cedric Kanoa, Celass Jorus, Darrel-Lynn Burke, Pat Kamai, 4th Row: Richard Peck, Vela Peapealalo, Sonny AhPuck, Cary Okimoto, Brian Kahele, Junior lVloa. , laws., N ly, ,WM Paul Oberle, Sgt. at Arms, Miles Apuakehau, Reporter, Darrel Correa, Treasurer, Pat Kamai, Secretary, Bruce Barros, Vice- president and milyn Enos, President, are the principle boosters of the FFA organlza ion. , NT,-1, .lk H 1 l
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