Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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5 Y .. F, ...wi -,Peg F..:i-V p., The P. E. department is divided into three main units. First is the service program in which every boy is part of, second, the varsity athletics consisting of school teams, and lastly, intramural athletics. The department wants to point out to all the reason for building up the service program, for it feels that in order to obtain good varsity teams in Kapaa, we must lirst have a good service program from where it can find the future players. The general objectives obtained by the boys in this course were experiences in self realization, human relationship, civic responsibili- ties and good health habits. The many activities that were covered this year were football, basketball, baseball, track and Held events, soccer, volleyball, speed ball, tumbling, and rhythm. The P. E. boys also participated in the Gymkhana held in mid-February in which they did wand drills, calisthetics, tumbling, and the tableau of Silver men. BSR.: ,. 4-...V-,,1--...A ....-if rm. , . H ,L -V f' -' '- Warming up for a game of volleyball. 'Learning I0 Plfil' SOCCCFA Future sharpshooters of Kapaa. l ,, 71 ,f Brushing up on their goal high. Catch that ball, Stanley. .4 ff' 6 ,yn X

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Domingo Los Banos Athletics Director ow fpdgsicoafglofucafion This year the boys' physical education department under the instruction of Mr. Domingo Los Banos has had a. wide and varied program. The program consisted not only of games and' contests designed for physical development but also of first aid and health education. Physical education in a broader sense, means an education through the physical and nor of the physical. It is concerned with Big-muscle activity selected as to its kind and conducted as to the outcome. Its purpose is not primarily of muscle development but that of attaining the object of education through the medium of physical activities. With this in mind, the department strive to aid individual to attaining his fullest development in meeting the de- mands of living in a democracy and in an interdependent world. Posing for our photographer, the boys A are ready to hand out signals. Mr. Los Banos teaching the 1st period P. E. boys the fundamentals of base- ball. . ,--, , 'T I

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l w l l al l H G rl ,f I h 4 Y I M, ll 1. V l il f 1 if u il l ti l 1 xl Y. F I I Y l I 1 V -- W- Albert Fujii Arthur Fujita Evelyn lshizaki l-lideo Koigawachi Harold Kojima . , , Marian Kurasaki Jeanne Nakamura Edith Takeshiro Barbara Tsunehiro jean Yoshida t Pacita Catbagan Bernice Kamei Loretta Lovell Irene Yoshimura Wafionaf ,,,f4!0n0r oczfe fy Although we are yet a young, growing high school, finding our way through this broad world, we have met and overcome the great necessities of survival as a prosperous school. Awards stand a great priority to necessity as to see and recognize the individuals for the line work done scholastically. The National Honor Society, established during the month of December 1948, honors our students who have scholastically shone, leadership examplified, and services rendered. Since its establishment, members have come and gone, yer pre- sently there are fourteen. These students the Mailehune staff salutes, and hopes they will prove worthy and live up to the standards of this great organization.