Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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'--f-f'vvPr1f-v--U Vvvssiln---rw-xvwrfiz I arf-. f - ,fc u Arthur Fujita, President ' As we come to the close of our high school careers we look back upon rich, fruitful years of study and accomplishment. Into these years have gone earnest and diligent work and play. We fully realize that we are about to consummate an important aspect of our lives which will have a direct bearing on our futures. With the ideals and knowledge acquired at Kapaa High -School well in mind, we can look forward, with confidence, to worth-while lives in this world of stress and unrest. To you underclassmen we leave the future task of maintaining and further developing the high standards of your school.

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, . ,A YTY Q,,Y,l,,m:,, ,, , s....., ....- .. . . , ..,. . .. .,., - . - . W ...-,....-, .. .-- ,, . L -. First row, left to right: Donald Nishida, Mollie Kojima, Elaine Urabe, Melvin Nakamura, Evelyn Ishizaki, Toshio I-Iiga, Pacita Catbagan, Peggy Smith, Arnold Baptiste. Second row, Calvin Muira, Norman Yoshimura, James Yanagida, Marian Kurasaki, Barbara Tsunehiro, Gladys Smith, Irene Yoshirnura, Jean Nashiro. Third row, Lorraine Cravera, Monica Lizama, Bernice Kamei, Loretta Lovell, Jean Yoshida, Jean Nagahiro, Lillian Chu, Mrs. Kam. Fourth row, Mr. Santoki, Mr. J. Yamada, Manuel Correia, Arthur Fujita, Robert Ueoka, Clifton Saiki, Iwao Shiraki. Missing, Gabriel Eliazar, Hideo Koigawachi, Harold Kojima, Henry Okamoto, Violet Ito, Adrienne Ching, Paul Alapai, George Ito, Jeanne Nakamura, Mrs. Matsuura, Miss Wataya, Mr. J. Victorino, Miss Masuda. ' Left to right: Manuel Correia, Plecita Maglinte, -Shu, Robert Ueoka, Hideo Koigawachi, George Ito, Theodore Nishijo, Jeanne Nakamura, Mr. Hashimoto. Mining: Iwao Shiraki. The student court held a court session every second week of the month and gave a fait trial to all violators of our school rules and regulations. The student court experienced a very successful year with the cooperation of the enforcers as well as the violators. ' Members of the able-bodied court were: Robert Ueoka, chief justiceg Hideo Koigawachi and Iwao Shiraki, associate judgesg George Ito, defending attorneyg Manuel Correia, assistant defending attorney, Jeanne Nakamura, prosecuting attotneyg Lillian Chu, assistant prosecuting attorneyg Plecita Maglinte, secretaryg Theodore Nishijo, clerk and Mr. Benjamin Hashimoto, advisor. '