Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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Kneeling: Ronald Manabat, Peter Aquinog First row: Ruth Waiwaiole, Cisario Yadao, William Mande, Stanley Carvalho, Leroy Aguiar, Loretta Paclebg Second row: Larry Kalma- unaele, Alfredo Giran, julio Kapuy, Lorraine Rapanot, Esther Lee, Tetsuo Higag Tlyifd row: Robert Ouye, Ambrose Worthington, Stanley Baptiste, Charles Rapozo, Marjorie Kim. , J . ,v , ,fr l P .1 ,H-' Fin! row: Richard Apana, Rodney Wasano, john Barretto, Adrienne Fernandes, Consolacion Dela Cruz. Second row: Hideo Koigawachi, Raymond Fujii, Yaeko Kutaka, Harold Kojima, George Ito. Third row: Stanley Haraguchi, james Hirata, Jeanne Nakamura, Edith Wakuta. Fouftb row: Mr. W. Rapozo, joseph Dikilato, Paul Nishijo, Loretta Lovell.

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gall! 6ZlfL'o! KAOVDLJ Starting the school year 1950-51 with a bang, the enthusiastic members of the band classes spent many hours of this leisure time practicing. They participated in the various activities of the school and community. Some of the outstanding activities in which these groups participated this year were assemblies, the Shriner's Football game, tour of public schools, PTA meetings, and a Christmas program for the Kapaa Merchants. Along with the Booster Club, they helped immensely in keeping up the morale of the students at the football games. Also active this year was the chorus groups which participated in many school activities. One of their big events was a part in the Christmas Program which was broad- cast over the air. The chorus group of 1950-51 was headed by President Gladys Smith. Other officers were Secretary, Cosmiana Albiteg Treasurer, Hattie Choyg and Librarian, Ambrose Worthington. Mr. Wallace Rapozo, a new-comer to Kapaa High's music department, was director of these classes. He is a recent graduate of the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, Illinois. J XL! Fin! row: Dorothy Pacheco, Leanor Machado, Hattie Choy, Elizabeth Furumoto, Florence Nakamasu, Adeline Kaui, Bonifacia Asevedo, Cosmiana Albite, Esther Kaleiohi. Second row: Doris Ito, Francis Iida, Sylvia Aguiar, Dionisia Fernandez, Bessie Kaui, Gladys Smith, Elaine Kahaunaele, Barbara Kim. Third row: Lorraine Ventura, Ruth Waiwaiole, Vivian Lizama, Glenda Teves, Crestina Aringorayan, Jennis Iida, George Keona, Melvin Ponce, Graciano Ronquillo. Fourth row: Lucy Rivera, Mr. W. Rapozo, Laverne Ebinger, Esther Lee, john Rapozo, Robert Kaleiohe, Edward Kaleiohe.

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,JW First row: Lourdes Maglinti, Loretta Pacleb, Lorraine Rapanot, jean Haraguchi, Jane Higuchi, Marjorie Uyeda, Mae Kojima, Ramona Barretto, Elsie Fujii, Florence Takemoto, Salvacion Kapuy, Mildred Saronitmen. Second row: Bonifacia Asevedo, Florence Tai Hook, Grace Tengan, Ruth Lee, jane Togikawa, Annabelle Christian, Shirley Felipe, Marlyn Medeiros, Helen Villanueva, Edith Tada, Mitsue Uyeda, Mary Paliracio. Third row: Mary Ramson, Elaine McKeague, Georgina Arruda, Marilyn Iida, Irene Ibia, Marlene Victorino, janet Urabe, Margaret Yasuda, Mew Lin Wong, Marjorie Yasuda, Dolores Asuncion, Ruby Agayan, Doris Ito, Grace Fuji- naka, Gladys Kawamura, Shirley Kakehi, Josephine Espin, Violet Salcahara, Leinaala Simmons, Norma Pastor. Fourth row: Evangeline Kaleiohe, Shirley Yoshii, Juanita Salvador, Juliette Pail-1, Marie Miranda, Monica Lizama, Henrietta Kaauwai, Francis Iida, Filomina Dikilato, Lorraine Craveira, Sanae Kurihara, Karen Wong, Annie Gabayan, Thelma Kaui, Irene Kubo, Ethel Oda, Lillian Kondo, Mrs. S. Matsuura. jnfure C omema em ofygmerica The Kapaa Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America started the year with 110 members. The highlight of the year was the election of officers: President, Loretta Lovell, Vice-President, Irene Yoshimurag Secretary, jane Miyoshig Treasurer, Bernice Kameig Historian and Parliamentarian, Lorraine Craveirag and Public - Relation, Vivian Taba. Their capable advisors were Mrs. Sadako Santoki and Mrs. Shigeno Matsuura. The Territorial Future Homemakers of America Conference was held at Camp Kokokahi, Kaneohe, Oahu, during Easter vacation. It was a memorable affair to all who attended. Some of their various projects consisted of wreaths and place cards for patients of Mahelona, and putting on a show for the entire student body. They have as their motto: Towards New Horizon.