Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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QUILL a. SCROLL '-F? OUTSTANDING .IOURNALISM STUDENTS Ar- AH Jean Naahiro I X I s , - C' ,Q ' H E I w,,..v May Hlrose ng li ,vi L at V- - 4 K V 4 Samuel Bohol 14' Jean Nagahlro ..' 415 Theodore Niahijo --.Mn , Q Arnold Baptiste Elizabeth Miyahira JU' ,i' Jane Maeno ,l Margaret Yasuda 11 J' Elsie Yoshloka .. gg at-fi! 3 ll Bernice Tanaka 'S' Kenneth Harada Allen Yamada 'T xbixr Norman Yoshimura 78 Toshio Higa David Ueoka Peguy Smith I Shirley Takeahlro Marjorie Yasuda 'rv-J ik 115' ,A 'fi' Mae Kojima Llly lwamoto Vlvlan Taba fi ff Marle Miranda

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Tradewind newsboumls preparing the paper for delivery. Gal getting food bootb ready for basketball games. The newswriTing class oT Ka- paa High School once again cop- ped Top honors in Quill and Scroll and The annual TB press projecT. By producing This in- TeresTing newspaper, The sTaTT endeavors To do beTTer each year. Under The capable ediTor- ship of Elsie Yoshiolca and Theo- dore Nishiio, and The careful guidance oT The adviser. Mrs. Vio- leT Prigge, This class has disTribuT- ed many an inTeresTing bi-weekly paper. The all-imporTanT Tinan- cial sTaTus was lcepT by Peggy SmiTh, business manager. 1st ROW: E. Mlyahira. E. Yoshloka, J. Imamura, M. Hlrose, L. Iwa- moto. B. Tanaka: 2nd ROW: S. Takeshiro, K. Wong, J. Caspillo, V. Kltajima, A. Fernandes, M. Vietorino, P. Smith: 3rd ROW: B. Kodama. R. Ch T. Hi A. Yam da' TOP ROW: C. Saiki, N. Yoshimura, T. I-I, UH' 3, r Niahijo, A. Baptiste, D. Ueoka. ' Y 1 ' r J aux' ,..-Q- gf'1..'.'f'ii--ff' y, you know tbat Dickie doesn't date older girls! The energeTic sTaTT can be seen dashing To and Tro Trom classes during sixTh period. Be- sides producing a good paper, The class has Tound Time To sell soda and sandwiches during elec- Tion Time and The baskeTball sea- son. To enTer conTesTs. and To go on excursions. One oT The main goals This year was To mainTain The prominence and TradiTion oT be- ing The besT paper in iTs class naTionally.

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I-Us iff 1-1-is JW Q A A yank ' A- l x ,f we -. i Af 1- .0- yf i Dazazisszr i 1 Allen Yamada N' R , LY Gllbert Tabayoyan Vice-President L Secretary 'L' , ' 3 vu, N in --- Mr. mae..-1 Minn P . Y N- vlser ,YYY , Robert Motoyama Kenneth Harapla Treasurer Constitution Chairman gf ' .Q , 4- Ay .. I V . 1 , A- X , i ,A ., Eugene Kahaunaele Abel Wood Songleader Songleader Any alhlele who acctlires a leH'er in foolball, baslceiball. base all, or fraclc is qualified for membership in 'lhe K-Club. Junior varsily leflermen are accepled as honorary members. This year. boasfing a membership of fhirly alh eles, 'rhe club carried oul and enjoyed a well rounded program. which included a benefii' baskel' all game. pic- nics, ordering leHermen's iaclcefs. and ol- Q ,I , ,r 4 slering lhe a'rhle1'ic program of fhe school. i A 4 P, I- 'Q The capable officers who led lhe lelrler- ,.,- ' V H 11- men were David Ueolca. president Allen Wa A xy f ' Yamada. vice-presidenl: Gilberl Tabayo- M,,.,-L f vi .iilv yan, secrelaryg Roberi' Moloyama, lreas- ' I 304' rm, fl, ', urer: Eugene Kahaunaele and Abel Wood. -- A g E v songleaders: and Kennelh l-larada consii- : i 1 - Q In . J Ay, fulion chairman. Ably advising +h'e group g ,Q , , ' 'i g 'f 4-if was Mr. Alberf Minn. 80