Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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rj f o ILC .N is .v,, I r A if 1 7 ' ' st? f 1 .. 'IIN i PHOTOGRAPHY Camera lgugeof all sizes and shapes roamed the cam- pus to find Interesting models to pose for,try-outs. These future photographers also learned to develop many of their amateur shots. W A Da N' 55 329 , A2 ' f .X 5 Q V BW, 1 'X A1 60, , 3 , 1 1 f 1 A fin., ' fi - Y'59?1 4 f -' -1 me F' ' ,W 41 N fy: V r , 3 eq 5 WOODWORK SCIENCE 'CLUB Kane' 'nd Wahine' both trim their hand at. Woodwofk Jets, atomic energy, H-bombs, and TV! All fascinating and took up the hafnU 7 and an 'n3p 'at or two subjects which these future scientists enjoyed in the fo Wmlflete m3 Y m 'afU e Works of an- 'science club. Experiments were performed and ex- citing results analyzed. y ART CLUB TRAVEL CLUB A palette, a brush and a beautiful scenel These future See the world l Travel club members of 40 strong Rembrandts worked hard to meet the qualifications made reservations through the Ben Hashimoto Trev- of artists, and have dons exciting work on their Wed- 'el Agency and hopped from pole to pole aboard the nesdsy activity day. President May Hirose Airline to tour wonderous regions by film and speakers. 106

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WEDNESDAY ACTIVITIES HARMONICA CLUB These energetic harmonicats played old and new songs with nary a care in the world, filling their Wednesday with music and laughter. HANDICRAF T Rings and things and buttons and bows! Such ar- ticles as these and shell earrings, necklaces, and vases were shaped by skillfully taught hands in the handl- craft department. ' CO-ED GYM Intricalte steps, flexible tumbling, and many healthful activities were performed by Kapaa's sports-minded youths in the co-ed gym. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC An instrument of fun and fancy, the ukulele. These instruments rendered Hawaiian and popular songs, and at the end of the year, were played with the con- fidence of professionals. GLEE CLUB Sing and the world sings with you, weep and you yveep alone. A melody of many beautiful voices sing- ing Hawaiian numbers could be heard throughout the school. Learning to follow notes and to appreciate good music, this group sang into the hearts of many a music enthusiast. IV DRAMATICS Llights, curtains and drama! Kapaa's youthful thes- Pl?,I'lS. successfully completed a play, Life of the Par- ty ,. In which the art of acting, make-up, and stage setting were practiced.

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MAY DAY -+ LEI DAY His Majesty King Eugene Leialoha Kahaunaelc Her Majesty Queen Irene Charlotte Silva 1et ROW: Prlnoeu Anne Llama, Molokalg Queen Irene Sllve, King Eugene Kahauneele, Prlnceee Lenore Knuo, Hewall, 2nd ROW: Prlneeuee-Elele Sun, Lanai: Roelta Lnbogen, Oahu: Vlolet Kltajima, Kauai: Peggy Smith, Kahoolawe: Marlene Vlctorino, Maul: Monica Llzama, Niihau: 3rd ROW: Kahili Bearer:-George Kaona, Michael Mundon, Gilbert Tabayoyon, Abel Wood, Kenneth Kaauwal, Willlam Carrlliof Ronald Apana, George Kawaguehi. 107