Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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,l v ww-1-'W' Paul Lwi.1.-., , Fin! ww: Elaine Kawasaki, .,.,,, Tsunehiro, Harold Koiima. Second row: Mr. E. Victorino, Hideo Koigawachi. -+-W Wag v'f wrence Rivera, rxowim., , janet Shimamoto, W. Seaied: La azar. Kneeling: janet Caspillo, raine Rapanot, lrene Yoshimura, Consolacion Dela Cruz, Elaine Urabe. Standing: Mr. A. Nakamura, Ada Lum, Edith Takeshiro, Hazel Kubo, Sally Oshima, Metilyn ' ' a Marlene Victorino. lida, Lorraine Cravetr , mme l TIVITIES STUDENT AC COMMITTEE The function of the student activities committee was to keep students engaged during activity period. The chairman of this committee was energetic Hideo Koi- gawachi. BOOSTER CLUB ll These encour- down the held boys. Go, Go.. the 200 Booster Club d Right words could be heard from members at the interscholastic games that were playe ' ith the during the school year. President Gabriel Eliazar, along W ' ' janet Caspillo, Our capable other officers, Ada Lum, Vice Prexy, Secretaryg Hazel Kubo, Treasurerg Edith Takeshiro, 'Pub- licity Chairmang Elaine Urabe, Social Chairmang and Advisor, Mr. A. Nakamura made it possible for us to keep the much needed school spirit. Although this was the first year since its organization, it has been enthusiastically supported by the Student Body a nd faculty. , F,

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-M in CALENDAR COMMITTEE There were no conflicts of sched- uled dances, social, and school activ- ities due to the work of Irene Yoshi- mura and her committee. They have kept a satisfactory record of thing. every- FLAG RAISERS The sound of the bugle was heard daily in the morning and in the after- noon. Much credit goes to the unrir- ing bugler, john Barretto, and his capable assistant I. . s eonora Tabayoyon and Plecira Maglinte. U... oeuxa, Lillian Chu, Irene Yoshimura, Mr s. D. Morton. 1 ,.... uarretto, Leonora Tab ayoyon

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m -112 -f -ee-awww' 'L-M anal View The three Hi-Ys, Hanalike, Kukulu, Na Alii, headed by Lawrence Rivera, Paul Nishijo, and Arthur Fujita respectively, have done wonders as far as social functions and community services were concerned. The motto for these groups is ro create, maintain and extend higher standards of Christian Character throughout the school and community. This youth organization is a very important factor in the moulding of this future world. To learn how to understand themselves and others, are but a few of the things taught to Y-Teens, one of the organizations under YWCA. They are given opportunities, through their club activities and discussions, to strengthen their own ideas and thinking, to grow in personality, and to help people maintain a happier life at home, and school and in the community. HANALIKE I-II-Y Firrt row: Ernest Lovell, Joseph Silva, George Matayoshi. Second row: George Maglinti, Benjamin Baldonado, Freclerico Cabulugan, Lawrence Enriques, James Fujitani. Third row: Stanley Haraguchi, Hiram Kaleiohi, Charles Pacleb, Raymond Pascua. Fourzb row: james Urabe, Mossman Villanueva, Edward Torii, james Valdez, Elmer Takernoto, Ambrose Worthington. Fifth row: Lawrence Rivera, Al- bert Costa, Iunius Montgomery, Sueharu Watanabe, John Kaauwai, Richard Apana, Walter Smith.