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

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K- 'P B oc X! cf l'1 l1 5 D- Q 5 CD '-l D' Q :I S Education Pictured above:4Ashley Kaai,fJames Saito, Ralph Nelson, Albert Ramos, Marvin Mcln- nis, Mark Kahelc, Chad Salanoa, Teddy Aa- lona, Edward Eguires, George Fisher, James Eguircs, Ron Pukahi, Clayton Burke, Paula Ulii, Kurtney Silva, Lynn Kenui, Vivian Ga- balis, Brian Kahele, Sam Valmoja, Robert Sheldon, Joseph Castillo, Marian Aipia, Har- ry Wasson, Moselyn Ulii, Lily Nahoopii, Cor- ina Smith, Shirlann Futa, Lillian Silva, Deb- bie Hieberl, Orpah Nelson. FFA omcers Sam, Marvin, and Edward doing their daily work in the garden.

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, , Our dedicated and enthusiastic cheerleaders and boosters, super- vised by Mrs. Bridget Wagenman, expressed their Rowdy Raider Spir- it throughout the 78-79 school year, as they practiced hard long hours after school, painted encouraging posters, worked in the concession booth, and held money making pro- jects to help and unify the squad. With effort and determination they cheered on the wrestling, basketball and varsity football team through ups and downs. The squad encoun- tered many hardships, but with coo- peration, leadership, and organiza- tion they managed to pull through and achieve a successful and memo- rable 78-79 year. .ffl- , can 1'-9 .JO Q sw-

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FFA consisted of many distin- guished qualities. It helped develop leadership training and formed disci- plinary habits among the students. FFA focused on these trades: agri- culture, mechanics, carpentry, plumbing, etc. These practical skills will be of great use to the students in the future. The FFA members participated in the District and State FFA Conven- tions. Public speaking, creed recit- ing, agricultural demonstrations, plant identification, along with par- liamentary procedures were stressed throughout these convention ses- sions. 1 , NX 1 SEEDS A . mx .t , i