Konawaena High School - Ka Wena O Kona Yearbook (Kealakekua, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1937 volume:

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Qedzbalzbn r l To Mr. Shiku Ogura, formerly our faculty member, and at present a teacher at the Lieliuokalani Intermediate School, who has helped bring about fellowship among the people of Kona, and in Honolulu as well, by his unselfish sacrifice of 'time and effort to the various clubs, publications, forensics, and the Boys' Club. He has helped to bring about better understanding among boys and stressed fellowship. To him, we heartily dedicate this l937 Ka Wena O Kona. Q 4 l f i 'Y' ' . V '- x f ', I .L 'mf ' at Konakwfe ' i Q abr: F, af' 4x I V Q ' V 5 Q Q in f r x t t s ,t . t HU rw' AX My ws X t J. Y if W My ' , x 5 - K X . ' yd Q N, s fi .f . X '. I xg M , X Y 4 0 fk he k v V f W ' ,X X oj JJ I X , X if I X! , F y X V ,A . fl if Swing t eir th er at ities ' Haugaii are ' wing hz rue f l' wshi ey e tt ed inding spiri N hich w e llvqe ' e war. X ress s lin o a -iv 1 e, ve e X llowshi the theme ' l 5 , I The n Kona' s' ts Nw NI books, e ch ded Kat- ed to the 1.7 ' s tiona tijafk -:f ted in this ol. Tfi section on Year na I 'I fis dedic dy o th t nt most outsta gstud s of th e voted b e f ic y - bers. These student have pe r he ur wo i s ool and in the comgljinity. apprer t n t eir fine rk, we have dedicated that , tion of the Lf 1 to t em. Towards that g al of achieve ' - t throukh owship, the annual staj members and the schoo 1 re workin . f May this annual inspire you to gk ervices and tasks and serve as your memento in the ye rs t come. x y 5 . ' pn, MA? W5-if As f' . , ' ' 7 fd 14 afffff We J Www! fgf fy! 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U! gk jg CD I XQ9, , n Qffy NND N! of' ' I ATC Ixfl 1- xff!! QPF! 5 0 , 5 I, I N . M 7 JVJ I L XM '- fb 'E Q J 4 1 1 xx my Aria' Q-W--A Q f,-v,,SCgy Ka VVena O KOHHQEQXXQ1 lm l v W -E PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE The Ka Wena O Kona Stag is to be congratulated on choos- ing Fellowship as its theme for 1937. It is apparent that a lack of fellowship has been responsible for wars and much distress throughout the course of history. Today as we examine the political problems of the various na- tions, and especially those of Spain, Germany, and China we can see the results of a lack of fellowship. In the mainland United States and in our own Territory the settlement of the various labor crisis of today will depend on our imbuing the conflicting groups with a greater feeling of fellowship. The whole world views Hawaii with admiration because- we have shown that people of many races can live together in a friendly manner. Let us strive to maintain this spirit of friend- liness, and to live up to the maxim of the Colden Rule. ' CHARLES J. GRISWOLD C 8 J . 8 I Deaf 501-QA' as-48, Gaim ww Sf' W. BQOSJH W, 73 S O' BH-10' faux' as MY No :QMS LL noi- gunblqbcvgvfvx UJGKX :DY xx xS bkiv-flea QCA, grunw Wu CUR-lsr YMOYQ Yeav.BUL XL-Nu 'kfwiwk Yvvf 5vQs.X., :J x Af., mmm W W-av X LQQI 020g 3 QX 50 -'KFYWJQQ L06 I3 'LE S 1 M ga Sys wx S ook QS Ng U 'e+me I ' V ' ywf' ' ,. , ' 2 1 4 qliie-5 -.-Zn, ' E' K ,Y QI Ni OJ, movuq . jf , ii QV! Oligrz nu f?i ' . abou f . s, 'DT fxfwia 0 N w-,,m..m' CLI Wfkoiaw x if U' 04 - s Qf-an gifs 1 qssnfjgg, 5 5: J O va ,, 2 'n iw . xilwwwiifj t 0 O Q A-:'f, 212.4 itfffii',s:4. 1:g of kean- O 512, , ,fr 4 9f , f Q fd s s l dv N' s s gs ggss -vsmam. Mlcxf .sl X Z K. Vfrcffrir 4 TY : 3 0, s-ff-Q. F93 s .gi - X , M' 1 , 'f ffvsf rlgg I f GH- f W x , , - L , I1 , - B. XKQQGUKGY- W-1 Q ww , Q5-up--l f , - J Jiri' O , f 5 Q' . O3 1 VE YOU? 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ANDREVVS Hail Konawaena, Pride of Hawaii, We, thy children sing. Daughter of Pele, Mauna Loa cradled Make us worthy of thy name. To Thee, Oh Jewel of the Konas, Jewel within the Island Jewel We, thy loyal sons and daughters, Pledge our lives, our hopes, and aims. May the light of truth you've kindled Burning bright as Pele's fires, Lead us on throughout the ages, Hail, Konawaena, Hail to Thee, C105 ' L 'VX i ..- , X In W o , ,-. In Q' ' v X q 1' of - 3,,H Q Ka VK enu O Kona R ng 77.4 ,Q xx The Administration Building HIGH SCHOOL KONAWAENA HIGH SCHOOL Established in 1921 Colors Crvvn and White Nivknamvf 'Thr' Wilzfrat , 1116 0-1-W o uyqmlia VVena O Kona ' 3 fgvgfgzig 633-2? l g lgf W wx A A WH 1542 Q P-rzzigii L. if mlllllllli Illllllllilit ' 1 , 'l'llIII llllll Ill Ill it i ,lologfl - ' A b 1 ' ffm C C f 1 1 If ' , ,-,- A' ' ' .,.- 5 K --'11:1-1---,'.3-fj.g1g':.:: ' - I ,A,k f Ib. I k .-l,-.- A.,,',. 1921-1922 1922-1923 1923-1927 1927-1930 1930-1932 1932-1937 The Library PRINCIPALS C. E. Crawford H. Loper C. E. Crawford R. R. Richmond A. L. Harris C. J. Griswold 1127 f 0 ---W--'--0 QU,fs t' Ka Wena O Kona if-jQ,jj4 1. MQ ww! QI il - The Shop YEARBOOK HONORS National Scholastic Press Association Second Class Honor rating .....,.... First Class Honor rating .......i...... First Class Honor rating .,.......,,... First Class Honor rating ,.......,,.... Medalist .....,., ......................,.., ......, 1135 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 5 ' -- T5 f T--W-Q-O ,?.- Ka Wena O Kona 4 1 5 5 X yy The Homemaking Bulldmg ENROLLMENT 1932 Elementary ..............,..... lntermediate High School ...,,..,..,...,..... 1933 Elementary ,.................., Intermediate High School .................... 1934 Elementary ....................... Intermediate High School 4,143 li' if! X Q' ' W , , 9 pw ,.. f,,f Yffjf' Ka VVena O hona A .4 c The Aggie Buildin ENROLLMENT I Elementary Intermediate High School Elementary Intermediate High School Elementary Intermediate High School 552 223 148 494 322 180 458 385 202 0---alle fc- X111 .4 - Qu ff-.I ,AJ Ka XVena O Kona if-if f1c ?.. , .,4, an Chemistry Students At Work COURSES OF STUDY Agriculture Algebra Biology Bookkeeping Social Science Chemistry English General Science Glee Club Library Training Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Newswriting Office Training Orchestra Physical Education Plane Geometry Shop Chemical Calculation f16l K ofI 4 I ' ADMINISTRATION , ' BOOK II . I I .. f n I ' I Mwvff 'WT I W'W'lI I ,Q-Iwewf I I f ow HI I+- ' ' 1 I IIWI 'ls ' mr' ' I' 'W I 4 ,IN 5 I I , I ,,. XX 81 . N Y X ' , If 'I'YI'imW'I fII I J -,W I ,L I f y 'f'W: gl! I . , , Q ' I I I A ' - .4 .. ' .'-, -'ff 'TLQF vii? f L4iz.::::nnv::..m. fi-tm f.-1 1. . V--- .- - . ,I f- ,ff I , if FZ- o 17 . ,g.---- -I -U A ' I I ' Q 7 A 1 W I To N Th Chinese of Hawan. Who oie Lovir1Q Und Obedmm We dedicate this sec'riOl'1 A Q of the book Q. 4 17 6 All TRW' I H .ur 1'mmuI V, IIIIIIIIHVL' '!IwruW, ljllmmflf .QI .Q AI, I Wiz -I Q J rf' -' ,Zio ' o r I. 'flfwf M fl Ah num WIIIII llll HE! Hkllmgu QHIIQQQ-N 1:: ffl 'I 2fi5f:fW I 2553441 ,IEP i': .' 'Af' 1121? -VV 7 f ' I4 Z2 . f -F , I y .,' -5 . Z Iiiig' I , 2551131 Essen!! y -.::::'q I :wg-I' ' Mil, I 'els 'W sfv Wy K ' T fy, E ,Y H I . '14 ' , : - yy .3 I z:::ggl.. I mmf l W, , uf-VIII: , lllngu Iv -FIM!! In , 'Z 2 v 'w W' , , U Wifi 7 Q i 4 15' 4 'X nlw-0 . 1 1 gxcief, , layf 5 .--. 1y.-W. Z f Ka Wana O Kona 0 1, .,i4,+--+7 ., Old Konawaena HISTORY OF KONAWAENA It is fifteen years since the establishment of the Konawaena High School, in 1921, at which time, Mr. Clyde Crawford was principal, and Miss Bertha Ben Taylor was supervising principal. Prior to this, it was an ele- mentary school of eight grades. Miss Bertha Taylor worked hard to establish this high school, and to her and a few others, we owe our respect. For three consecutive times, she tried to get an appropriation in the legislature, to build this institution, but was refused twice. However, her efforts were not wasted, for during the special session of 1920, the legislature finally appropriated 330,000 for the building of our school, and again in the regular session, the following year, 515,000 was granted. Thus the Konawaena High School was esta- blished, through the efforts of Miss Taylor and Mr. Julian Yates, who was and is supervisor for West Hawaii. Since then, our school has progressed greatly. The enrollment in- creased steadily, and eventually, teachers and new courses were added to meet the demands of the students. Buildings were also added, and the grounds were leveled and improved, for play and beautification, till now, Konavfaena boasts of having one of the most beautiful campuses on the big island. In 1926, a gymnasium was built, again through the efforts of Mr. Ju- lian Yates, and several others, with the public in back of them. This gym- nasium holds a capacity of approximately a thousand, and the floor space is said to be one of the largest on the big island. The gym has made pos- sible numerous activities, such as basketball games, assemblies, dances, and also is available for public use as the May Dav fair and public addresses. Not only did the school progress in sports and beautification of the campus, but also in social functions. The students take active part in de- bate, oratory, organization clubs, and in publications. The first annual was published in 1926, under the editorship of Oliver Yanaga, and through 4135 me B-W?-0 Qi fs ,,f--f:i1fif Ka Wena O K0I13lQ'7 Lf-'fl . 1 ' g x - 'sg '-....- ' l' r r - -4 I-,., .4-- 'f' S - s K .s - eff. Present Konawaena - Office Building constant improvements, the Ka Wena O Kona was awarded the Medalist award last year by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The first school paper was put out in 1925, called the Koniwaena News. Though the name is changed, a weekly school paper is published which is mimeograph- ed by the students. The Associated Students of Konawaena High School was first organiz- ed in 1925, and is still carried on to this day. This serves as an experience of self-government for the students and betters the understanding between students and teachers. Its purpose is to help students to become more worth while, to act for the good of others, and to acquire the habits of self-dependence. The cabinet, which is similar to the student council in some schools, consists of the principal, athletic coach, senate adviser, student body pre- sident, and secretary. This organization serves as an executive board for the Associated Students of Konawaena High School Association to ap- point members of the C.P.O. department from a list recommended by the senate, to take up matters of immediate importance concerning student dis- cipline and to maintain regulation in the school. Other organizations in our school are Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of Hawaii, Girl Reserves and Hi-Y. These' clubs stress moral conduct and develop better homemakers and farmers. It also promotes better friendship among girls and boys. Although the P.T.A. is an outside organization, it has done many things to improve conditions in our school. In 1930, a course in orchestra was offered, and now there are more than 75 pupils enrolled in it. To finance this class the school sponsors an operetta every year, which is also put on by the school children. f19l Old lo ?1,y Ka Wena 0 Kona 'QFQXLG . TEACHERS' DIRECTORY 1928 Mr. R. Richmond, M. Ed., Prin. Mr. William Bennett, B.S. Harold Childress, B.S. Mr Mr. Louis Collins, A.B. Mr. John Ferreira Miss Julia Fryer, B.S. Mr. Chisato Hayashi, A.B. Miss Cenie Hornung, A.B. Miss Mary Ann Kauhaihao Mr. Herman Lasgaard, A.B. Miss Zoe Lohr Miss Bernice Knowlton Mr. William Quandt, A.B. Mr. John Reinecke, B.S. Miss Correne Schroeder, B.S. Miss Ella Nora Ryan, A.B. Miss Ruth Stanton, A.B. Miss Chiyeno Kaneo, Sec. 1929 Mr. R. Richmond, M. Ed., Prin. Mr. Samuel Clashman, A.B. Miss Irene Durham, A.B. Mr. Louis Collins, A.B. Mr. John Ferreira Miss Julia Fryer, A.B. Mr. Richard Greenwood, B.S. Miss Cenie Hornung, B.A. Mr. Kermit Jackson, A.B. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mary Ann Kauhaihao Chiyeno Kaneo, Sec. Caroline Kunkle, A.B. Rachel Peterson, A.B., A.M. Mr. William Quandt, A.B. Mr. John Reinecke, B.S. Miss Ella Nora Ryan, A.B. Miss Correne Schroeder, B.S. Miss Ruth Stanton, A.B. , Miss Violet Sweet, A.B. Miss Elsie Ting, A.B. Miss Violet Ung, A.B. ' 1930 Mr. R. Richmond, M. Ed., Prin. Q20 Miss Mildred Bigham, B.R.A. Miss Dolores Cassells, A.B. Mrs. Bertha Collins Mr. Louis Collins, A.B. Miss Mildred Gallin, A. B. Mr. Richard Greenwood, B.S., Mr. Minoru Inaba, B.A. Miss Cenie Hornung, B.A. Mr. Archie Jackson, B.A. Mr. Kermit Jackson, B.A. Mrs. Violet Loper, B.S. Mr. Shiku Ogura, B.A. Mrs. Chiyeno Okubo, Sec. Miss Irene Olson, A.B. Miss Edna Peairs, A.B. Mr. Pyuen Son Pyuen, B. S. Mr. William Quandt, A.B. Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu, B.S. Mr. John Schaffner Miss Violet Sweet, A.B. Miss Elsie Ting, A.B. Miss Ella St. Pierre, A.B. 1931 Mr. A. L. Harris, A.B., Prin. Miss C. Bachman, B.S Miss Velva Bachman, BS. Miss Elizabeth Bennett, A.B., B.S Miss Mildred Bigham, B.F.A. Mrs. Bertha Collins, A.B. Mr. Richard Greenwood, B.S. Mr. Harry Hale, A.B. Miss Florence Harrell, A.B. Mr. Minoru Inaba, A.B. Mr. Archie Jackson, B.S. Mr. Kermit Jackson, A.B. Miss Kimiko Kawasaki, A.B. Miss Gladys Li, B.A. Miss Ruth Martin, A.B. Mr. Shiku Ogura, A.B. Miss Edna Peairs, A.B. Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu, B.S. Mr. John Schaffner Miss Ella St. Pierre, A.B. Miss Piilani Yates, B.S. l 0 01W 1 L9 fn O, K' Q7 Ka Wena O Konasjg 'fb--l TEACHERS' DIRECTORY 1932 Mr. A. L. Harris, A.B., Prin. Miss C. Bachman, B.S Miss Velva Bachman, A.B. Mr. Ted Ball, B.S. Miss Elizabeth Bennett, B.S., A.B. Mr. Richard K. Betsui, A.B. Miss Alda Coito, A.B. Mr. Louis K. Collins, A.B. Mr. Cecil K. Dotts, A.B. Mr. Clarence Ferdun, B.S. Mr. Kenji Goto, A.B. Mr. Richard Greenwood, B.S. Miss Florence Harrell, A.B. Miss Fusa Hayashi Csubl, A.B. Mr. Minoru Inaba, A.B. Mrs. Piilani Y. Kaaua, B.S. Miss Kimiko Kawasaki, A.B. Mr. Shinkichi Nishimoto, A.B. Mr. Shiku Ogura, A.B. Miss Agnes Okamachi, A.B. Mr. Pvuen Son Pyuen, A.B. Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu, B.S. Mr. John Schaffner, Miss Helen Shoudv, B.S. Miss Lucille de Silva, B.A. Miss Alice Bevins, A.B. 1933 Mr. C. J. Griswold, A.B. Prin. Miss Clara Berry, B.S Miss Alice Bevins, A.B. Miss Alda Coito, A.B. Mr. Louis Collins, B.S. Mr. Kenji Goto, A.B. Mr. Minoru Inaba, A.B. Mr. Clement Judd, B.S. Miss Kimiko Kawasaki, A.B. Mrs. Florine Greenwood, A.B. Mr. Richard Greenwood, B.S. Mr. Shinkichi Nishimoto, A.B. Mrs. Mildred Northrup, A.B. Mr. William Northrup, B.S. Mr. Shiku Ogura, BS. Mr. Pyuen Son Pyuen, B.S. Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu, B.S. Mr. John Schaffner, Mrs. Ella Ward, A.B. 1934 Mr. C. J. Griswold, B.A., Prin. Miss Clara Berry, B.S. Miss Alice Bevins, B.A. Miss Alda Coito, A.B. Mr. Louis K. Collins, B.A. Mrs. Kimiko K. Goto, B.A. Mrs. Florine H. Greenwood, A.B. Mr. Minoru Inaba, B.A. Mr. Clement Judd, B.S. Mr. Shiku Ogura, A.B., M.A Mr. Shinkichi Nishimoto, B.A. Mr. William Northrup, B.S. Mr. Pyuen Son Pyuen, B.S. Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu, B.S. Mr. A. B. Vestal Mr. Richard G. Greenwood, B.S. Mrs. Mildred M. Northrup, B.A 1935 Mr. C. J. Griswold, B.A., Prinu Miss Clara Berry, B.S. Miss Alice Bevins, A.B. Miss Grace Brown, B.A. Mr. Stanley C. Christian, B.S. Mr. Louis K. Collins, B.A. Mr. Kenji Goto, A.B. Mrs. Kimiko Goto, A.B. Mr. Minoru Inaba, B.A. Mr. Clement Judd, B.S. Mr. Shinkichi Nishimoto, B.A. Mr. Shiku Ogura, A.B., M.A. Mr. Pyuen Son Pyuen, A.B. Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu, B.S. Mrs. Frances F. Thomsen, B.A. Mrs.'Mabel K. Trooien, B.S. Mr. Albert B. Vestal Mr. Ernest Yoshinaga, B.S. C215 o--w o Qy Ka Wena O Konalb 2 1 'Nl Not So Long Ago TEACHERS' DIRECTORY 1936 Mr. C. J. Griswold, M.A., Prin. Miss Annie Akamu Miss Amelia Borges, A.B. Miss Helen Brown, B.A. Mr. Samuel T. Clashman, A.B. Mr. Kenji Goto, B.A. A Mrs. Kimiko Goto, B.A. Mr. Minoru Inaba, B.A. Miss Dorothy Ishikawa, B.S. Mr. Clement'Judd, B.S. Mrs. Lucille Manley, B.A. Mr. Shinkichi Nishimoto, B.A. Mr. Shiku Ogura, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Ina Moon Pyuen, B.A. Mr. Pyuenl Son Pyuen, B.A. Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu, B.S. Mrs. Jeanne K. Skinner, A.B. Mrs. Frances Fox Thomsen, B.A Mrs. Mabel K. Trooien, B.S. Mr. Albert B. Vestal Mr. Ernest K. Yoshinaga, B.A. 4223 Q9 f rs -l-o 5 1 . -A - C9'fN .l,Q-gigf' K eua O Kona SST! ..igg4i . f, V VE.. X r J JY . ,I l 1 1 iv 'I ' ,ov C -Af 1 ,I Bottom row, left to right: Dorothy Ishikawa, Annie Akamu, Mabel Trooien, Amelia Borges, Lita Edington, Betty Smith, Helen Brown, Jeanne Skinner, Ina Pyuen Second row: Achong Young, Charles J. Griswold, Clement J, Judd, Albert Vestal, Shin- kiclii Nishimoto, Nathan Ambrose, Samuel Clashman, Kenji Goto, Minoru Inaba, Pyuen Son Pyuen, Ernest Yosihinaga TEACHERS' BIOGRAPHY M R. SAM U EL CLASH MAN, A.B. Indiana University Social Studies Adviser: Senior Class, Student Senate, Cabinet Home Town: Wirt, Indiana MISS ANNIE AKAMU Phillips Commercial School Secretary Home Town: Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii MR. NATHAN AM sRosE, B.A., M.s.A Colorado College Iowa State College Beria College Social Studies, English and Mathema- Stanford University ' University of Washington - - I Oregon State College . Miss Lita Edington, A.B., g tics Adviser: Intermediate Debate Home Town: Beria, Kentucky MISS AMELIA BORGES, A.B. San Francisco State Teachers College Homemaking, Physical Education, and English Adviser: Ninth Grade, Dramatics Club Home Town: Oakland, California MISS HELEN BROWN, B.A. University of California at Los Angeles Music and English Adviser: Junior Class, Director Oper- etta ' Home Town: Los Angeles, California Mathematics, English, and Social Studies ' Adviser: Debate and Oration Home Town: Portland, Oregon MR. KENJI GOTO, B.A. University of Hawaii General Mathematics, Office, and Book- keeping Adviser: Ninth Grade, C.P.O., and Bu- siness Manager of Operetta, P.T.A. Play Home Town: Captain Cook, Hawaii MISS HANAYO IMADA McKinley Cafeteria Manager Home Town: Honokohau, Kona. fx VU '? Wl0 Calf-X - ,,if, Ka VVena O Kona Eg,-i'4c They're hungry. The bathing beauty. Ready to go home. Musical athlete TEACHERS' BIOGRAPHY MR. MINORU INABA, B.A. University of Hawaii 'Typing Adviser: Sophomore Class, Yearbook Business Staff, Coach of Track Team Home Town: Holualoa, Kona, Hawaii 'MISS DOROTHY ISHIKAWVA, B.A. University of Hawaii Homemaking Adviser: Eighth Grade, Future Home- makers Home Town: Kealakekua, Hawaii MR. CLEMENT JUDD, B.S. University of Hawaii Agriculture Adviser: Ninth Grade, F.F.A., Tennis Club, and Social Committee Home Town: Honolulu, Oahu MR. SHINKICHI NISHIMOTO, B.A. University of Hawaii Mathematics, General Science and Al- gebra Adviser: Eighth Grade, Sanitation Committee Home Town: Honolulu, Oahu MR. PYUEN SON PYUEN, B.A. University of Hawaii Science and Mathematics Adviser: Senior Class, Bridge Club Home Town: Honolulu, Oahu MRS. INA MOON PYUEN, B.A. University of Hawaii Social Studies and English Adviser: Eighth Grade Home Town: Honolulu, Oahu MISS CHIYOKO SADAYASU, B.S. University of Hawaii , Homemaking L Adviser: Futuze Homemakers, Chap- ter I 5 HOIIIE Town: HOH0ll1lU, Ollhll MRS. JEANNE K. SKINNER, A.B. University of California University of Hawaii Social Studies and Biology Adviser: Sophomore Class, May Day Health Committee, Campus Beautifica- tion Committee Home Town: Los Angeles, California f ' T- 4 ry . f T- ' 2,3 U W L3 ' X ,,fYfjf Ka Wena O Kona ixsff i241 -,. nFw - s ' 1 . ,ss - Mrs. Yates and children Mr. Nishimoto Mrs. Skinner , TEACHERS' BIOGRAPHY MISS BETTY SMITH, B.A. XVooster College Ashland College English, Newswriting Adviser: Junior Class, Annual Staff, Wildcat, Girl Reserves, Dancing Club Executive Committee llomc Town: Mansfield, Ohio MRS. FRANCES F. THOMSEN, B.A. University of Hawaii English and Literature Adviser: Seventh Grade- and P.T.A. Committee Home Town: Hampton, Iowa MRS. MABEL K. TROOIEN, B.S. S. D. State College Library Adviser: Library Committee Home Town: Brookings, S. D. MR. ALBERT B. VESTAL Territorial Normal Training School General Shop Home Town: Honolulu, Oahu MR. ERNEST K. YOSHINAGA, B.S. University of Hawaii Agriculture Adviser: Eighth Grade, Campus Beau- titication Commi.tee, and Boxing Club Home Town: Naalehu, Kau MR. ACHONG YOUNG, Ed. B. University of Hawaii Social Studies, Mathematics, and Boys Physical Education Adviser: Seventh Grade, Basketball and Baseball coach, K Club, and Execu- tive Committee Home Town: Hilo, Hawaii CSJLZD 25 r J sl 52:3-: , Ka Wen?O Kona WL. Those Were The School Days 4265 CLASSES BOOK III , S 4 , V 1 t:.,.,f.fff ,A A 4 X' ,. , ,' .. -f- J. 1 , I 1.1114 Mx M, W AX f,g.x -,N If X , -X.?',,lw ff!! ,IT f I ff? ' nf'-1 'Q 9 My fi iY:,Hf 5- . .1 11 ,4 . 'W . ll ,N f L5-, 1.31K 'fy I 1137- ' 1-W, K f P X ' 7' 1 f f ' v ffwft 9 ff, 'L J , ,hz A H 'H K , 5, -- ,L Jff ,, ,Ah ,mfs G. fy , ' if ' 5 fy, fs if ,5g::'2,7VjW -'- h X. H: A ,, W w w t:f,m, Wf iw? - ey! M - ' WMM J my 4 QS? f f.2,efff,'f',ff,g 4 7 fy f -ff A 4,1 ff, S, f 12 X! nv'.,.-gif? ,fl fy? 44443 ' H H , . . .' T2 f 222, ' :7'cff' i5ji'f.iiijiL:J::.+5+ .L+ 5 Az Z nf 5 5 jz5jf5f1 , ,.f ,, l he if' -'-'-'J1li?H'H-Z'ii1T1T W 2 5 'jig , fe? -, a .j 1I , ,,,.- f l gg- '. 5 f ' f My-f'K if 'ggi' 4 ' , , f ?'i A 1 -+5 gg ,, A, Moe , 7 - T1 ,T Eg Z iii? ,l 'Q f ,'f,j-1 I ' !T,,:.- 1 K i .- i X22 4,1 S A ' - -, K 1 'V , X Y - f ,.,-,,, 7-W Y - f A . f S f-- 5 , TPS. , fl X' ' 1 , LA f i Y' ' 5 'S pi., 556 6 '- X, 7 f f fl 51 y ' ,. T::f7?Sf: nf ll Ztlzk 5 ,gfr 7,1 I '15 . ,T ,- , t' :hl-.-25. i- ' -f - 31 I 1 ff 'Z' Z Q' ' Ni' ffgf 5 31' ' '9 f ' WI' f-L: tic-Fl , M' -'rail' ' -?2 H ,UQ ' f , 4237 X525 Z 2 W ff f' X fc, 'f Q S. 5 X f . , ff E' I gt! 3 IW ff ff 1 f i?'.' fl A f X X! ,, x . , , f X , f 1' , Q Qls Nq - 2- ' f ff Z ,WW Z 2 il ,ff ff Q 21 ffflv-3?-11-12 fl f K - f 7: , f f x - f I fy? 5 'fgf'f'?f-Vf't 'ii S' ' X f S SS t zz ,ge . , te,e To The Filipinos of Hawaii Who Lobored Hord and Potiently We dedicate this section of the book f27r KE WM J. ig ff , fn f W w I .nt EQ S :LE I V i ft ZW W , M WW! . A .1 fi x t Y ,e 'Q -1? .-L -.1 E i Q v Y ' 1 I ,I - , Q A 'v Z2 v v 'lv Y'- fi t 'f E ' I 1 O-?i0'-ko ,y iCa Wena O Kona S8910 TTY 1 Top to bottom: Daniel Ncdn Naoji Yamagata Kikue Kaneko Moses Tashima Mr. Clashman Mr. Pyuen SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President ...,..,............,..,S,.....,,., D. Noda Vice-President .A.... ,...., N . Yamagata Secretary ......,..,.. .,.,..,A K . Kaneko Treasurer ..... ....,.,.v.... 1 I. Tashima Advisers ...,... ..,,. B ir. P. S. Pyuen Mr S. Clashman Class Color ,..,..,...S,,S.,.,S, Red and White Class Flower s,.,.....,,.......,S.,.,,.,... Ginger Class Motto .,.. Upward and Onward COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Finance .,......,r.........,.......,., M. Tashima Senior Ball ,.r... ....,..o. U . Goto Class Night ........ ...........,.... S . Nasu Class Day ...,.,..... ...... S . Tachibana Class Banquet ......, .,,......... U . Goto Class Ring ,...... ....,, J . Okumura Class Gift .......,. ........ lv I. Shiraki Class Picnic ..,,.,,. ...,,, G . Hayashi May Day .......,. ....... K . Mitome Benefit Movie ...,. ...,,. H . Kiyota Tree Planting ...,,.,.. ......, H . Shimizu Commencement ...,., .,,..... K . Kaneko Publication .,t........,.,,r .,,.... K . Kimura Assembly Program .,.,..,... M. Okamura Baccalaureate .,..,ir.,.., ....... K . Yasuda ACHIEVEMENTS Clrss Picnic .................... .April 10, 1937 Beneflt Movie ,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,... April 22, 1937 Assembly Program ........ April 8, 1937 Senior Ball ..,............,.... Al1gLlS'C 7, 1937 Senior Banquet .......... August 14, 1937 Class Day ,,,.,,.,..,,,-,,,,,, August 17, 1937 Class Night ,,,,,,,,......,. August 16, 1937 Tree Planting Exercises ................ August 17, 1937 Commencement ....... g August 12, 1937 4235 rw nl il! ,,L-.i1,. 7 K SENIOR CLASS ATHLETICS Basketball Lnoji Goto Joseph Gaa Conrad Tanabe David Tanabe Susumu Tachibana Sakao Nasu, Manager Baseball Joseph Gaa Kaoru Ogata Unoji Goto Richard Ikeda Humiyuki Kiyota Naoji Yamagata Kensuke Mitome Sakao Nasu Track n Naoji Yamagata Joseph Gaa Humiyuki Kiyota Herbert Ako Kongo Kimura Masao Hada Susumu Tachibana Basketball, Girls Kiyoko Minamoto Alice Tanabe Emma Denis Mary Yates FORENSIC Debate Daniel Noda Kongo Kimura Hachiro Shimizu Kikue Kaneko Alternate-Kiyolzo Oratory Kikue Kaneko Kimiko Yr suda Minamoto f 29 1 W--Lo L., . f, a Wena O Kona 'Qjni-E4 fwwe .. YW' '+ Top to bottom, lelt: May Day Se- nior food booth. After a heavy lunch. Enjoying your lunch? Back show. The senior bench. Right: Katchun smiles at you. Picking cotton? As she danced a sweet kapu. Yes, we hear you, Alice. ,X QD 0 W Q, ggi... ,:: Q,tf, Ka Wena O Kona 111--f4c?l-3 Top, left to right: Dan is covered with shivers . Who's that senior wahine ? Mutt trims the grass. Kat is a good housekeeper. Bottom: Mr. Clashman strides out from the gym. The senior girls are very studious! The three senior musketeers. W-e see you! SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATIONS Annual Staff Kimiko Yasuda, Unoji Goto, G. Hayashi, E. Kimura, S. Mikami, W. Nagai, S. Nasu, D. Nodf, J. Okumura, H. Egami, R. Ikeda, A. Lee Sui, H. Shimizu, D. Tanabe, S. Tachibana, A. Tanabe, N. Yamagata, K. Yanagi. K. Kaneko Wildcat Staff D. Noda, K. Kaneko, U. Goto, K. Kimura, W. Nagai, J. Okumura, M. Hada, H. Shimizu, K. Yasuda. f30l .L fl A I, Vx? 0 l-W Y 0 L ' f p - -li , Ka VVena O Kona 'Qfg f ii ' 1 11' ser-uons 7,1 ,L ABE, MINORU KlGAI.Alil+lKl'A F.F.A., '33-'35, Del., '35, Hi-Y, '35-'37, Depu- tation Team, HifY, '37, Dancing Club, '37, Electricity Club, '36 AKO, HERBERT KAlI.l'A Basketball, '34, '36, Baseball, '36, Track, '37, Operetta, '35, '36, Dance Club, '37 CHO, WINTER llUl.l'ALUA Interclass Volleyball, '35, Honor Attendance Award, '36, Annual Staff, '37, Big Island Press Conference, '37, Dancing Club, '37. DENIS, EMMA IIUNAUNAU Class Vice Pres., '35, F.H.H., '35-'36, Sec., '36, Dancing Club, '36-'37, Sec., '36, Vice Pres., '37, Basketball, '35-'37, Mgr., '37, Operetta, '36, Health Comm., '36, C.P.O., '37 EGAM1, H1sAo K ICALA K I'lKI'A F.F.A., '36-'37, Treas., '37, F.F.A. Journal Bus. Mgr., '37, C.P.O. Comm., '37, Annual Staff, '37, Dancing Club, '37 1315 7ff'w , 1 ' n x, lllll ll' 70 ,.-M77-mfmff .Q my, I W, Milli X 357 . X 5 77:7 ll!! ff l X' 7 ' l I f 7 j 7 7 1 7 l 7 I, ,t 7 N, lfl ' 7 ,ff W 7 ll 'L WMM .. :WLW 1 W 1 'ff I wr' 771 Theme, FELLOWSHIP T' ' ' ,wg gif' .fl 0 N20 'f'lMW.lf7 Nix ! 7f,Aff .15 :WMI ill' 0 , . ' fygff A Y W! Theme, FELLOWSHIP Nfl'-'ll VF' ' ff 'ML f . , , A .l -N fx 0 Wtl n -, X9 YSQ' . in M.. 'fe . 7, ,f .Ca Wena O Kona . 5 M.4c fv-W KW XNWN llama? e ff af ul 'UM I xl l . l ' 'ff I 4 i llllfl' J ziltji 'QM 3 R . . , 3 K lv fx SENIORS GAA, JOSEPH KI4IAl.AKlGKl'A F.F.A., '33-'35, Basketball, '33-'37, Baseball, '35-'37, Track, '37, Dancing Club, '37, Oper- etta, '35-'37, Dramatic Club, '37, Interclass Football, '35, Orclhestra, '36, Hui Maoli Club, '35, Intcrclass Bfsketball, '34-'37, Baseball, '37, Volfeyball, '35 GOTO. UNOJI l'Al l'AlN vooli Class Pres., '35, Gen. Chr. of Soph. Dance, '35, Basketball, '35-'37, Capt., '37, F.F.A, '35, Farm Watchdog, '35, Carnival King, '35, Baseball, '37, Decoration Chr. Jr. Pm ,, '36, A.S.K.H.S. Pres., '37, Vice Pres., VH6?nAth1etic Mgr., '36, Pres.. K Club, '37, Ge hr. Sr. Ball, '37, Chr., Class Banquet, f WMay Day Comm., '36-'37 May Day Chr, 7, Chr. Letter Awarding Comm., '36, Gen. Chr. Basketball Benefit Dance, '37, Press Club, '36-'37, Chr. of Exhibits fPress Confb '37, Annual Staff, '35-'37, Gen. Chr., Kame- lhameha Day, '37, Interclass Basket- ball, '35-'37, Baseball, '35 and '37, Operetta, '37, C. P. O., '35-'37, Ways and Means Comm. Chr., '36, Gen. Chr. F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet, '35 HADA, MASAO K1+1AI..xK1cKI'A FF.A., '354'37, Del., '35 37, Homeroom Sec., '35, Interclass Baseball, '35, Senior Benefit Movie Comm., '37, Press Club, '37 HAYASHI, GILB ERT Il0I.l ALMA Hi-Y, '35-'37, Pres., '37, Del.. '36-'371 Glee Club, '37, Annual Staff, '36-'37, Bus. Mgr., '37, Class Pres., '36, Senate '36-'37, Home- room Pres., '37 ICHISHITA, TATSUMA 141cA1..xk1f:iu'.x 321 it 9333 VT, ..T!,,:W 'gif Ka Wena 0 Kona SENIORS KANEKO, RIKUE KI'IAl'llHl' Class Sec., '35-'37, A.S.K.H.S. Sec., '37, G. R' '354'37, Pres., '37, Vice Pres., '36, Del, '35- '36, Senate, '37, Cabinet, '37, Annual Staff, '35-'37, Wildcat Staff, '35-'37, Ass. Editor, '37, Debate, '35-'37, Oratory, '37, Student Court, '36, P1'ess Club, '35-'37, Campus Comm., '36: Booster Club, '35, C.P.O.. '37, Correspond- ence Club, '35, K Club, '37, Dancing Club, '37, Homeroom Sec., '36, Sr. Commencement Chr, '37, Declamation Contest, '35 KIMURA, KONCO KAINALII' F.F.A., '35-'37, Del., '35-'37, Editor FFA Journal, '36, Territorial F.F.A. Repoiter, '37, Annual Staff, '35-'37, VVildcat Staff, '35-'37, Press Club, '35-'37, Sopli. Vice-Pres., '35, Interclass Debate and Baseball, '35, Senate, '36, Finance Comm., '36, Chr. Campus Beautification Comm., '37, C.P.O., '37, Box- ing Club, '37, Pres., '37, Tennis Club, '36C Hi-Y Club, '37, 12-l Tleas.. '37, Sr. Class Publication Comm. Chr., '37, Debate, '372 Track, '37 KIMURA, ESTHER ' IIUl.l'Al,UA F.H.H., '34, '35, '36, G.R.. '35, '36, Dance Club. '36, '37, Tennis Club. '36, Dramatic Club, '37, Sec'y, '37, Annual Staff, '37, Operetta, '37 IKO, Y OSHIK AZU llUNAl'NAl' F.F.A., '35-'37, Ping Pong Club, '36: B1'idg9 Club, '37, Press Club, '37, YViltlcat Staff, '37 INABA, FUTOSHI ll0l.l'AI,0A F.F.A.. '36, Dance Club, '36, Baseball. '35, '36, '37, Inter-class Football, '35 Q 3 3 ..-44. 'bilfii - ,, Q 'WWW' t',f ill' W 1 il- kxxxmo 7.7017111115 .3 .5 L 7 xi Q. 7 ff QPMNX. -.'sl!2mn.W . t ,X S S YQ mxwwi. 03 l I I 1 A lQl4,, ff' ,fQff f 3 'ig 5' ff m y i: W, ll I f 'fi .3 luv ,C Theme, FELLOWSHIP 7 -ii 'lr - v . l . L, i ,y. N of-W-els 1 'A ,X G 'wil PJ X xiii ups 'j is gi! ,wha ilu' S W fffyilldzeffz a ll ill Nui I I lT':7u ' 'MM XXT1: T n' I' f wi gig: J at 3 ,lWHQ1 Q . '44 I 3:l:scQein,. l3l Qi' f1c5Z?f2 , , K X J l ,i5wWll1f1',,,fl:5 I, 2' T O in F ff Theme, FELLOWSHIP . .... .r,..,.... . M if Ka Wena O Kona ,QQ M45-? SEN IORS KIYOTA, HUMIYUKI KEALAKICKUA Dancing Club, '36-'37, Sr. Class Benefit Movie Chr., '37, Baseball, '37, Track, '36-'37, lnterclass Baseball, '35-'37, Track, '37, Or- chestra, '35-'37 KOMO, FUMIKO IIOLITALOA G.R., '35-'37, F.H.H., '35-'37, Travel Club, '35 KOMO, SHIZUE KICOPU G. R., '35-'37, F.H.H., '35-'37, Sec , '37, Tennis Club, '36 KUBOTA, KATSUJI UA I l'A I N VOOK F,F.A., '35, Del., '35, Orchestra, '35, Class Treas., '35, Wildcat Staff, '35, Sanitation Comm., '35, Operetta, '36, Press Club, '35, Dancing Club, '36, Drarnatics Club, '37 LEE SUI, ANNA KAILUA G. R., '35-'37, Annual Staff, '37, Dramatics Club, '37, '35, Class Ring Comm., '37, Press Club, '37 C345 1' N . BX , ,H W gXk,,f,,Q ,WAQ Y,,, f,g, , C1 Ka Wena OKona xg vggcwl. ----Wm SENIORS MIKAMI, SATOE t',xl 1'AlN vomit F.H.H. '35-'36, G. R., '35-'37, Treas., '37, Del., '36-'37, Movie Ticket and Banquet Invitation Chr., '37, Dancing Club, '37, Annual Staft, '37, May Day Sale Comm., '37, Sr. Benefit Movie Comm., '37, Travel Club, '35, Inter- class Basketball, '35-'36, Official Usher, '37, Tennis Club, '36-'37, Press Club, '37 MINAMOTO, KIYOK0 t'A1 l'AIX FUNK F.l-l.H. Vice-Pres., '36, Pres., '37, Del., '35- 37, Gen Chr., SL Carnival. '37, Gen. Chr., Island Con., '37, Haw. Homemaker, '35-'37, G.R., '35-'37, Basket- ball, '35-'37, Capt., '36-'37, Class Sec., '36, Senate, '37, Library Comm. Chr, '37, C.P.O., '36-'37, Deputy Sheriff, '37, C.P.O. Comm., '36-'37, Song Leader, '36-'37, Interclass Bas- ketball, '35-'36, Debate, '37, Inter-class De- bate, '35, K Club, '37, Dancing Club, '37, Class Dance, '35-'36 MITOME, KENSUKE KAINALII' Baseball, '37, Interclass Baseball, '35, Cor- respondence Club, '35, Sr. Class Wnys and Means Comm., '37, Sr. Class May Day Comm. Chr.. '37 MORIHARA, AKIRA KICOKHA F.F.A., '33-'35, Hi-Y, '35-'37, Deputation Team, '36, VVildcat Staff, '37, Press Club, '37, Operetta, '37, Dancing Club, '37, Eti- quette Club, '36, Hui Maoli, '35-'36, Sr. Class May Day Comm., '37, Interclass Baseball, Volleyball, and Football, '35 NAGAL WILBERT 1'Al rAiN vooii F.F,A., '35-'36, Del., '35: Sec., '36, Annual Staff, '35-'37, Hi-Y, '35-'37, Press Club, '37l Dancing Club, '36-'37, Dramatics Club, '37 f35l .XXX 1 . s. I . ' Wi,-'f' .4 gt A x' Z ff . til 3 l ,gu y 3 y W' U ,I f,gf,f4-P22 M llliwliff wj 5 ca- '7 x t , , 741 Ni!! ' Y! ' a ll Lg! Milf? XX f I v .l Theme, FELLOWSHIP l 4 1 if ,v ,f T 1 4 h I. . , 1 U Y ' - f -Mfrs-2 Theme, FELLOWSHIP ' X l i' M l l ' , 0.-Wi o. :ima Wena O Kona.'5QX?4o xg g f M 71 3 A l l ff' Mm SA H v s , J! 5 F .A., -' , .,' , bal '37, . ns C ., ' nnual' pus m., ' 7, Chr. Too omm., '37, Misc. Comm. Chr., ' NODA DANIEL IIONAVNAI' F.A., '35-'36, Del., '35-'36, Oration, '36, X 1 . 1 N! D , 1 1 ' ' 1 n Is A- Ag ' s a 61M k3 X 9 fyg i Sta ' , H 337, ,P.O., '3 ate, '37, I Q L ay V Z 'Q 9 X E il .- -13 1 .YW f X' err:-mf-0 , ,, n t 3 f '4 l ? lQli'f'fY'. w X ,O X M i 1 1 X '. S NW filmfwfgg f 2 s 'Z 1 cretary, '36, Fair Gen. Chr., '35, Hi-Y, '36- '37, Vice-Pres., '37, Gen Chr., Deputation, '37, Gen. Chr., Hi-Y-G.R. Discussion, Ban- quet Comm., '36-'37, Press Club, '35-'36, Pres., '37, Gen. Chr., Press Confab, '37, An- nual Staff, '36, Wildcat Staff, '35-'37, Editor, '37, Public Speaking Club, '35, Vice-Pres., '35, Ping Pong Club, '35, Dancing Club, '36- '37, Debate Team, '37, Homeroom Pres., '35- '37, Class Vice-Pres., '36, Pres., '37, Ex-Of- Hcio, '37, Dance Committee Chr., '35-'36 OGATA, KAORU CAPTAIN COOK s etball, '35-'36, Baseball '35-'37, Track, '36, lee Club, '36-'37, Dancing Club, '36-'37, Oper tta, '37, Interclass Basketball, '35-'37, lnterclass Baseball, '35 OGI, ISAMI ll0l.l'Al.0A F.F.A., '35-'36, Interclass Basketball, '30-'37: Sr. Dall Clean up Chr., '37, Dancing Club, '37 OKAMURA. MINNIE 1i1+:.xI.,xlilc:i1'.x F.H.H, '35-'36, G. R., '35-'37, Correspondence Club, '36, Dancing Club, '37, Tennis Club, '37, Sr. Program Chr., '37, Calendar Chr., '37, Health Chr., '37, Operetta, '35, May Day Hobby Comm., '37, Homeroom Vice-Pres., '37, C. P. O., '37 C363 AQ fr Werke-ci, tg ljLl,,i,,, 39, Ka Wena O Kona ielfr-A:4. iff n 0 SENIORS IKI-IDA, RICHARD KliAl.AKl'IKl'A F.F.A., '35-'37, Treas., '36, Yiuys and Mears Comm. Chr., '36, F.F.A. Journal, '36-'37Z Edl- tor, '37, Campus Beautification Comm., '37, Dancing Club, '36-'37, Basebill, '37, ADITU--1 Staff, '37 OKUMUHA, JUN li lllllll .xlmix G, R., '35 37, Health Comm., '37, May Day Hobby Comm., '37, NVild.cat Staff, '37, An- nual Staff, '37, Honor Roll, '35-'37, Dancing Club. '37, Homeroom Sec., '37, Class Ring Chr., '37, Official Usher, '37, Correspontlence Club, '36 SAKAMQTO, ISAO Illll.l ALUA F.F.A., '35, Del, '35, Etiquette Club, '36Z Track, '36, Hi'-Y, '37 SEGAMI, KAZUKI 1'A1 1'.x1N vouxi Science Club, '35, Press Club, '37, Wildcat Staff, '37, Dance Club, '36-'37, Dramatic Club, '37, F,F.A, '34-'36 SHIMIZU, HACHIRO K ICA LA li IC K I ' A School Debate, '37, Cveliestra, '36-'37, Oper- etta, '36-'37, Wildcat Staff, '35-'36, Press Club, '36-'37, Interclass Debate, '35, Oration, '35-'37, Hi-Y, '35-'37, Booster Club, '35, K Club, '37, 300th Edu. Am. Essay Contest 2nd place, '35, Library Comm.. '37, Dancing Club, '36-'37 I 1 7 . . l l 1 1 4 l 7 l fix ' X ,flat ' ,Wu e,M,m 'll 1 il :Wy E. ,y!,' f W by x :al ' fx I M , I f f X ,X Jlfgaflzi' . l i Q 7 ll., l, ' f I f 'll V it l l lmmf w '1 7 1 Xtfikflll ,- 'l ' 1 W 7' l . , J MJ Theme, - FELLOWSHIP W. ,wr Mfg, 5. I, Q. f- 70 W 0 ,,?.fUKa VVena O Kona iEQ?4oTT.f I 1 s x my Theme, FELLOWSHIP W' ll 5 f MM fa ww ff Ma, SENIORS SHIRAKI, MITSUO KAILVA P.T.A. Comm., '36g Dancing Club, '36g Dra- lnatics Club, '37, Sr. Class Gift Comm. Chr., '37 TACHIBANA, SUSUMU IiIiAI,AKEKI'A Basketball, '34-'37, Dancing Club, '36-'37, Pres., '37, Operetta, '36-'37, F.F.A., '34g Hi-Y, '37g Del., '37, Homerooni Pres., '36, Annual Staff, '36-'37 TAKAHATA, MIEKO 4'AT l'AIN 1'00K F.H.H., '35-'36, G. R., '35-'37, Etiquette Club, '36, Dancing Club, '37 .X X! K AK , YUTAKA H .VA F.F. ., '3 -'37, P s, ' ' el., '37, Gen. Chr. May air, '37, anking Club, '37 X TANABE, ALICE KEALAKICKVA '35-'37g Basketball, '35-'37, C.P.O., '363 Operetta, '35-'37g Orchestra, '35-'37: Dancing Club, '36-'37g Tennis Club, '36-37: K Club, '37, Annual Staff, '37 381 'Tennis Club, '36-'37, Annual Staff, '379 Hi-Y, as QD c, ..,i,, XXQIKL1 Wena 0 Konaixgif 'ZQL i., , YY., ab 'ff -- SENIORS TANABE, YOSHIYUKI K1':A1.AKl4:KI'A '36-'37, Basketball, '35-'37, Interclass Basket- ball, '35-'37 TANABE, DAVID K1cA1.AK141KL'A Basketball, '35,'37, Electricity and Radio Club, Pres, '36, Annual Staff, '36-'37, Danc- ing Club, '37, Hi-Y, '37, Assembly Usher, '37 TASHIMA, MOSES Il0I.l'Al,llA FF,A., '35, Del., '35, Homeroom Pres., '35, Class Treas., '35, Class Vice-Pres., '35Z C.P.O., '36, Chief of Police, '37, Class Treas., TSUKAHARA, HISAKO 1'Al l'A1N COOK G. R., '35-'37, F.H.H., '35-'37, Operetta, '36, Dmcing Club, '36 WI-IITMARSH, LUCY KI':AI.Ak1':KI'A FHJY.. '35-'36, G. R., '35, Operetta, '35: Orchestra, '36-'37, Dancing Club, '36-'37: Glee Club, '35, Etiquette Club, '36 i39l' Theme, FELLOWSH I P ,fs CD ,Q 7 sky! . ,, , . r. - A -S22 - ----' if A M 1 T i W L ' E 'Q e,fi,, ,Z5 lf . Theme, FELLOWSHIP all rf . :lump QW: Nl X W' ' XX l if ,, ':T ' X ff xr ef ws., iff 'l lllllllu Q9 M X xl W Y 2, Cjwf? Wena O Kona wg-fl' ' .,, Q ?T ' K1 N, ,-,,4, - C. ,.. D SENIORS UCHIDA, FUMI t'Al l'AIN vooii G. R., '35-'37, Tennis Club, '35-'36, F.H.H., '35-'37, Treas., '37 YAMAGATA, NAOJI KNA LAK I-:KVA '36, '37, C.P.O., '36, '37, Senate, '37, Senior Treas., '37, Library Commi.tee, '36, Finance Comm. Chr., '37, C.P.O., '31, Annual Staff, '37, Del to T.H.S.G.A. Conf., '37, Club In- vestigating Comm., '37, Baseball, '37, Track, '36-'37, Interclass Basebrll, '35, Class Vice- Pres., '37, Class Treas., '36-'37, Senior Dance Invitation Chr., '37, Senior Ways and Means Comm. Chr., '37 YANAGI. KENNETH HOLITALOA FF.A., '35, Del., '35: Operetta, '35-'37, Ore chestra, '37, Annual Staff, '37, Hi-Y, '37, Dancing Club, '36-'37, Hui Maoli Club, '35 YASUDA, KIMIKO KICAI.AKI'lKl'A VVGldcat Staff, '36, '37, Press Club, '35 37, Sec., '35, Kamehameha D1y Comm., '36, May Day Hobby Comm., '36, Dancing Club, '36, '37, Annual Staff, '36, Editor-in-Chief, '37, Booster Club, '35, F.H.H., '35, Del.. '35, Interclass Debate, '35, Prince cf Peddlers, '36, lnterclass Basketball, '35, Letter Award- ing Comm., '37, G. R., '35-'37, Sec., '36, Del., '36, '35, C.P.O., '36, '37, Senate, '37, Senior Class Night Comm., '37, Senior May Day Sales Comm., '37, K Club, '37 YATES, MARY KIZALAKEKUA Basketball, '36-'37, Interclass Basketball, '36, Sr. G. R., '37, Dancing Club, '37 4403 f fg olliflb-gk Q! . ,fx-alia XVen:1 O Kona N:,'-.'f4c Scenes at Honaunau Beach and the school campus 1415 3-l-.-W: ,X F3 I? -W'T'0 Cs ' ,fi xii! Ka Wena O Kona -f'4o?l.. 4iLi1.l.i- i H. Nlanago M. Ushiroda JUNIOR CLASS President ............. . . . .... Lcirry Hirokciwci Vice-President . . . . . . Alfred Yonomuro Secretory ...... ......... M ortho Ushirodo Treasurer . . ............. Hcruto Mcincigo Advisers .... .. . Miss B. Smith, Miss H. Brown HOMEROOM OFFICERS 11-7 11-22 Larry Hirokawa .......... ,............ P resident .....,.. ....... M asatsugu Yonezakl Masaru Yamauchi ........ Vice-President ..,.... ...... S adayuki Miyazono Utako Hayashi ......., ....,,,, S ecretary ....... ....... S higeo Shimada James Morihara .. ,,..,. Treasurer ........ ...... K enneth Yonemura JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE General Chairman ................-......................... Larry HiI'0kaW2 Invitation ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r. ....... M asaru Yamauchi Decoration ,,,.,,,,.,, .......... M artha UShiI'0da Refreshment -,,,,,, ...... K enneth Yonemura Finance ,,.,,,,, ........ H aruto Manage Clean Up ,.,,,- ...... A lfred Yanamura Q 4 QLLW- o GN ,. ,QSQU ,Ka wana 0 Kona 32' '21c,... .r, Q Akai f W' .LK X M u Intermediate Class of '34-'35 Boys FORENSICS Debate: Alice Khim, Fusao Uchiyama. Oration: Alice Khim, Vivian Suzuki, Morris Suzuki, Fusao Uchiyama. PUBLICATION Wildcat Staff : Martha Ushiroda, Alice Khim, Utako Hayashi, Fu- sao Uchiyama, Masaru Yamauchi, Samuel Mukaida, Haruto Manage, Larry Hirokawa, Alfred Yanamura, Masashi Wakamiya, Tsugio Sakata, Masa- tsugu Yonesaki, Mitsuo Yamamoto. Annual Staff: Martha Ushiroda, Utako Hayashi, Larry Hirokawa, Haruto Manago, Mitsuo Yamamoto, Fusao Uchiyama, Tetsuro Wakayama, Yoshiharu Inaba, Samuel Mukaida, Masaru Yamauchi, Tsugio Sakata. HONORS r n Delegates for the Temperance Essay Contest to Keauhou: Morris Suzuki and Tsugio Sakata. Scholastic Essay Contest, fourth prize: Masashi Wakamiya. Humane Poster Contest, third prize: Masaru Yamauchi. Inter-class yelling contest fThirdJ: 111-71 Hi-Y Poster contest, first place: Masaru Yamauchi. 6435 I Q ' ' l 1 T. ,,, , .-.. ..,..-s . Theme, FELLOWSHIP o 3 W o Ka VVena O Kona M49 - JUNIORS- Akamine, Seitoku llolualoa -VVith smiles and no frowns. Ako, Eleanor Kailua She's slhort, but she can shout. Ashikawa, Minoru Iloluzilozi Hels the dark horse of the chemistry class. Chai, Richard ' Keauhou My stars, you're another promising trackster, Richard. Chaung, Esther llouauuau Algebra is her second best subject . Doi, Masaki Kainalill He has a will of his own but is always ready to help someone else. Ege, Sadamu Keei The shyest junior of Uhem all. Fukuda, Mitsuo Fnptaiixl Nook Pauli is small but mighty at basketball. Fukumoto, Doris Uillltilill Nook She talks like Daniel Webste1'. Gaa, Alice Kealakekua She is the star guard on the girls' casaba team. X: '- X Haanio, Harry t '- Honaunau He leads the class in height, but he's mighty shy. Hayama, Shigeki Houaunau He can wield a brush like no one else. ' Q 44 D 0 W-in Gr , , Ka Wena O Kona Q,-i JUNIORS Hayashi, Lillian' lloluzllon Friendly Utako works faithfully with a smile. Hirokawa, Larry ' Kcalnkokun He dreams often of dear t'Honokaa . lmada, Tosllio llonokolmu He is the educated he-man of the juniors. Imai, Teruko ' llllllllllllllll She's tall in stature, so good natured at all times. Inaba, Yoshiharu llolunloa Serious? Yes-with his black mustache. Kaide, Kazumi llollmlnn He never worries as to his future. Kawaguclli, Fusao Cziptnin lvmk He's rather jolly and a prospective major league 1 player. Kawailloa, Rose Nzipoopoo L Come, now, Rose, wipe off your shyness and sing us a song. 5 Kawaihoa, Thomas r Napoopoo X - One of the best sports we know. r Kliim, Alice llonaunnu -- She holds the most dignified position. Y V e Kim, Flora ,, Q Keauhou A She's bashful, but wait till you know her. V Q D Kinoshita, Clarence K. r Kezllukekuzi i , The most promising agriculturist of the class. L - . .' - 1 Theme, FELLOWSHIP i453 -pl! MMM? -3 x XS fit Q., E. .... ' 4 .t x X , 6 .N Es ' f af , 2? W Y . 2 gif' l Theme, FELLOWSHIP J H Q. -, - x 1 ,V Oily?-lo Ka VVena O Kona QSQLCMM JUNIORS Kondo. Bessie Yoshie lloluall 0:1 A good Japanese dancer she will make. Manago, Haruto t':l1vt:li11 Nook Bill Tilden, the second, is the name this shiek goes by. Matsumoto, Yoshio iiillliilill Vtmk Yoshio will join the Royal Hawaiian Band, no doubt. Min, Samuel Iiili-BIZIHIIU The star guard of the basketball team with a bright future. Miyamoto, Hideo Keatlukekuu He's following Fred Perry's footsteps. Miyazono, Sadayuki iiilllfllill Nook Barney -they call him, for that's his name. Mori, Hiroyuki Holuztlozt The Babe Ruth of Konawaena. Morihara, James llouztunziu The jolliest ot the juniors, who can take it . Mukaida, Samuel N. Kezxlakekllzl He's Skip , the silver tongued orator. Murakami, Mildred Captain Cook She's a regular book-worm . Nagata, Tomeyo Captain Cook For she's a jolly good junior- Nagatoshi, Masayuki llolualoa Quiet is he, but always industrious. i465 ,O of-fl0v H+-9 is 1,ifv,Qfjf Ka XVena O Kona Fxggf ' JUNIORS Nakagawa, Mitsuo XIIINNIINIII He is heading for the champion I'encer's position. Nusu, George lvillifllill Poole This lad is quiet, but he's dependable of work. Nishina, Kikue lloluzllou One always llnds her ready to help. Okabayaslii, Minoru Uzlptzliii Cook He's the quietest junior of them all. f Onodera, Mieko Kzunuelu S119,S a witty and jolly lassie. Panis, Benjamin Captain Cook He's i'Kid Morro , the champion Sakamoto, Munetoshi llonrlulmu He can sleep in class, but can play a of baseball. Sakata, Tsugio llollmloa That clever little junior-Kinky. Sato, Tetsuo IIon:1un:111 Lot is good at baseball for that's h ' Shimada, Aiko, for any kind fx ' ' ii boxer. noisy game is meat. fiillltilill Nook l The most bashful junior girl, but she always knows her lessons. Shimada, Shigeo Uillbtilill Cook You can always depend on this chap. Shiraki, Hisae Keupu By her voice she is recognized. 4475 X 0 0--W-0 Q9 s ,f Xia Ka Wena 0 Kona 'j QT.-.- JUNIORS it B3 Shiroyama, Benji Kainaliu One junior who will win fame. Springer, Thomas Kailua He reads more books than any other junior. Suzuki, Morris ' lloluzllozx 1 The Demosthenes of the junior class. Suzuki, Vivian Iltlllltllilll Small but mighty is this tiny junior. Tabata, Chieko Captain Cook She does her Work quieily and faithfully. Takemoto, Hajime Tllillflllllflll You can depend upon him to do good wood work. ' Napoopoo ' Fat has the rollicking kind of humor that can give you a tummy ache . ' Tanaka, Bessie ' Tanaka, Caroline I W l Ilonzlunziu ' A 1 A homemaker at heart. 4 4 Tanaka, Shigetoshi Nnpoopoo Can't you see the mischief in his eyes? Tanouye, Shoichi ' Captain Cook Comical Shoichi can put you in tears. Texeira, Alice llonoknhsiu A girl with a laugh in her eyes. Tsuhako, Shigenobu Kealukekua A goodiscout is tlhis quiet lad. Theme, FELLOWSHIP 6435 to f' TW-f+-A gf l .,,f' Xr4VKa Wena O Kona R:,M-'ggi , , W? JUNIORS Uchiyania, Fusao Cziptaiin Nook Serious to an ordinary eye but he's full of unshar- V ed jokes. Urada, Kasuto l':11lt:1in Cook Quietly, he spends his leisure time in reading. Ushiroda, Martha likxillllliillillil. 'Dimples is her name for she's the owner ot' them. Wakanliya, Masashi Iltllllilhlll The great essayist is none other than Parker . Wakayama, Tetsuro Kealnkelcna .Shy before girls but he can type with Iiying lingers. Yamamoto, Mitsuo Napoopoo 'Blanche , alias Yam is the number 1 sports reporter for the Tamecat . Yamauclli, Masaru Iiealzlkekua 'The most carefree junior on the campus. Yanaga, Mitome Koulallu-kml A good homemaker is this young lady. Yanamura, Alfred Uzxptnin Funk The genius of the junior class. Yonemura, Kenneth Captain Vook Dark horse Yag0 can act, showing much talent. hidden ' Yonezaki, Masatsugu Iitllllillill Tall and lanky-a geometry shark , if .... 3 ay wing , C495 Theme, FELLOWSHIP in M A If L 1 Pffiif-' 9, bl ff im - -,,f,,,,liif Ka Wena O Kona Q:j,,j4ci.m I r 5 , , l -' r X ' T. Kinoshita T. Okano Y. Kaneko R. Fukumitsu SOPHOMORE CLASS President .................... Tamotsu Kinoshito Vice-President . . . . . . Takeshi Okano Secretory ..... . . . ........ Yukie Kaneko Treasurer . . .............. Ralph Fukumitsu Advisers . . . .... Mr, M, Inaba, Mrs. J. Skinner ACTIVITIES Sophomore picnic on May 8, Sophomore Dance on July 10, Attendance Banner, 10-2. A SOPHOMORE DANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Tamotsu Kinoshita .,cs,s,,.,..................,..,...... General Chairman Elsie Seo ................ ............ D ecoration Kimiko Hiraoka .ss,..i ...,.... ...... C l ean Up Samuel Cho ............ s....... T ransportation Shizuko Tatsuno ....... ...., R efreshment Yukie Kaneko ....... ...ssssis.l,..... . ..... I nvitation SPORTS Ralph Fukumitsu Gunichi Yamamoto Tadanojo Fukuda Norman Yokoyama Harold Tanaka Shinzo Matsumoto Kimiko Hiraoka George Sasaki Manuel Lehua Katsushi Wakamiya Shimao Hakoda PUBLICATIONS Wildcat Staff-Mutsume Okumura and Takeshi Okano. Annual Staff-Kimiko Hiraoka, Florence Oue, Samuel Cho, Takeshi Okano, Tamotsu Kinoshita, Shimao Hakoda and George Sasaki. 4507 I X QT .0 -W+0 A S -f X is Xe - fWwf i-,,, W Si Ka Vvena O Kona x ix gg, .. Front row, left to right: Francis Lum, Michie Komo, Fusae Annoura, Mi- tsuyo Yanaga, Elsie Seo, Shizuko Shimizu. nori Aoki, Toshio Ando, Charles Monden, Itsuo Kikumoto. f .LX JIJ JJ 1 QW Second row: Saburo Matsuda, Tamotsu Kinoshita, George Sasaki, 1g V CX i SOPHO E CLASS , , K 7'SJfQ5t-14' i Qu! ' if , kj - , r lx ' Bottom row, left to right: Haruko Uda, Florence Oue, Chitose Mura- kami, Ellen Hashimoto, Fumiko Nakamoto, Chiyono Masumoto. ., Second row: Masaaki Horiuchi, Frederick Akana, Benjamin Akana, N obu- ya Ikeda, Hiroshi Aoyagi, Tadanojo Fukuda, Hisao Murata. 6519 0 -li----o l -l,, Ka Wena 0 Kona 'QFQXQQ M41 x , '1 Front row, left to right: Mae Muraki, Ruth Inouye, Dorothy Kudo, Yukie Kaneko, Kimiko Hiraoka, Harumi Oishi. -ig? Second row: Katsushi Wakamiya, Samuel Cho, Takeshi Okano, Setsuo Kishi, Makoto Shiraki, Toshiaki Koshi, Ah Tong Ho. .', X X - l SOPHOMORE CLASS gilx Na Rl X F N A rront row, len: to rlght: Ethel Denis, Mitsue Fujihawa, Ayako Fujino, Utako Uchimura, Loretta Kim, Mutsume Okumura. ...gi- Second row: Mikio Sakoki, Shinichi Sakata, Bunji Tanaka, Masaru Tano- uye, Ichiro Hasegawa, Ryoichi Harada, Hisateru Yano. K 52 J . bf, ,, we ' c Aoj F-W' o -.4.w o , Ka ena Qjliona 4, .-- t- I , 0 w v - ' xx x -3 J, ' 1 ., J e XX?-nlq A ef! ' ' Bottom Row fLeft to Rightb-Leilani Mano, Jane Smith, Emma Ujimori, Matsue Moriha1'a,,Shizuko Tatsuno, Yuriko Koide, Toshiko Sasaoka. Second ROYV-Ff1i9'g'6 Fukuki, Norman Yokoyama, Gunichi Yamamoto, Pio- yonngz-Lee, obuys? Hakvgf'Masami Yoshioka, Haruo Tetsutani. X x ' , J N I -191- Third 1flowQ'SamsonfPalakiko,5Ra1ph Fukumitsu, Manuel Lehua, David XSmythe, Ha11o!18! Tanaka, Shfimab Hakoda, Shinichi Shiotsuka. V - ' 3. Y x :JJ K, 'V 'lj' Jo 1.1 JA ry yr ,Nfl iff ,SOPHOMO E CLASS y 'ff 'UU J JIJX . , 5 A w A v .- K 4 Y . xx Y, ---M A -M . 4 Ready to go home? Our Sign. Candy eaters. 4535 A0 -lWl- o A ,y Ka XVena O Kona Q U' , 4 e . O. ' A 'O 'G' T. Iwamoto M. Hirokawa K. Sugamura FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ..... ........... T suyoshi Iwomoto Vice-President . . . . . . James Mcsutomi Secretory ..... . . . Mory Hirokowci Treasurer . . . . . Kimiko Sugomuro Advisers . . . .... Miss A. Borges Mr. C. Judd Mr. K. Goto COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Budget and Gift .................................... Setsuko Taketa Calendar .................. ....... E miko Iwashita Picnic .....,. ..... S akato Yonemori Masaji Sasaoka Banquet ............. ...... J ames Masutomi George Ushiroda Commencement ....... ..... M ary Hirokawa Athletic ..........,.. ................. M asuo Fujii Emergency ......,. ..................,.,.,..... K imiko Sugamura ACTIVITIES May 29-Picnic at Honaunau August 12-Commencement at Gym August 13-Banquet at Gym PUBLICATIONS Wildcat staff: E. Iwashita, S. Taketa, M. Hirokawa, J. Masutomi and S Yonemori. Annual staff: M. Hirokawa, S. Taketa, G. Ushiroda and T. Iwamoto. 1545 Ve .10 gk , Ka Wena 0 Kona fxggw-'iQc .ml Bottom Row fLeft to Right!-Yuk Sim Ho, Misao Imai, Shigeko Kawasa- ki, Yasuko Enomoto, Sumiko Ikeno, Daisy Khim, Florence Shirota. Second Row-Ayako Nagai, Shizuko Okimoto, Haruko Yonezaki, Kimiko Sugamura, Emiko Iwashita, Mary Hirokawa. Third Row-Kazuo Yamamoto, Tsuyoshi Iwamoto, Philemon Penis, Kiyoso Shiroyama, Hiromi Hirata, Boniface Aiu. F RESHIVIAN CLASS Bottom Row fLeft to Rightj-Chiyo Tsuhako, Yoshiko Kurozawa, Belhi- nia Pama, Yasuyo Fukuda, Shuku Wakayama, Fumiko Yoshihata, Mi- dori Yamauchi, Kiyomi Sugai. Second Row-Paul Matsuda, Shudo Nakamura, Takeshi Kadohiro, Tada- shi Ege, Fujikazu Takahara, Tom Ikeda. Third Row-Sakato Yonemori, Susumu Mizoshiri, Fred Matsumoto, Yoshi- nori Takahata, Hasao Sonoda, Kiyoshi Nakagawa. q55p 'X Q3 6-l'iW' O GSU fn ,,? iii Ka Wiena O Kona Axif 'f4c -H Bottom row fleft to rightj-Martha Hoomanawanui, Dolly Jarrett, Espe- ranza Pama, Violet Youn, Mary J. Springer, Aiko Kimura. Second Row-Samuel Haanio, Minoru Akamatsu, Ernest Akim Seu, Jones Smith, David Ah Sing, Antone Rapoza. Third Row-Grant Kimura, Masaji Sasaoka, Harold Fujita, Hayao Anno- ura, Ching L0y Ahuna, Terrence Springer. C F RESHIVIAN LASSX lv' A-nb Bottom Row CLeft to Rightl--Edith Suzuki, Virginia Haanio, Yoshie Oko, Ayako Nakamoto, Toshiko Hada, Tomiko Sasaki, Setsuko Taketa. Second Row-James Ashikawa, Shoichi Izu, Hideyuki Yamashita, Masuo Fujii, Takashi Saiki, Murao Inouye, Mamoru Otsuka, Wilfred Aona, Julian de los Reyes. i565 l'W 0 Gi ...l4,ff'Qf7Ka Wena O Kona Y1XgiQ,f'j ie +l?. . Bottom Row fLeft to Righty-Minnie Kawahara, Kunie Tanaka, Mitsuyo Morita, Fusae Fujino, Mitsuyo Terawaki, Mildred Shibata. Second Row-Chuun Chaung, Kazue Kiyota, Lenora Mori, Sueno Naka- mura, Tamiko Watanabe, Mieko Tsukamoto, Tsuyuko Koloa. Third Row-Hideo Kome, Takeshi Kamigaki, Herbert Texiera, Isamu Ike- da, Tamotsu Kadooka, Herbert Masunaga. FRESHMAN CLASS Freshman couple. Smile! Four score and seven years agc- f5Tr 1 ' 7 rv o-fW- 0 or fe, gxvv Ka Wana o Kona Meri- l Bottom row, left to right: Tetsuko Okamoto, Yukie Kaide, Kazue Ban, Minolta Hashi- moto, Asako Inouye, Sugi Deguchi, Lottie Ka. Second row: Rachel Ako, Chie Shibuya, Toyoko Yatogo, Elizabeth Kauwenaole, Fran- cisca Suelto, Aiko Horiuchi, Hatsue Kishi, Tsugiko Imai, Kimie Fujii. Third row: Katsuki Kawaguchi, Yoshinori Yoshimura, Masato Morimoto, Kazuo Kawa- kami, Gilbert Fukumitsu, Kenichi Yamamoto, Satoru Kashima, Masako Kimoto, Shigeo Kimura, Gilbert Hakoda. Top row: Isamu Yamamoto, Kusuo Matsumoto, Samuel Shimizu, Yoshinori Manago, Masaru Tanaka, Raymond Tanaka, Saburo Hayasihida, Rawley Kalua, Harry Izumi, Kakoi Kadooka. 8-3 HOMEROOM OFFICERS President ...... ......... . . . Harry Manago Vice-President . . . . Gilbert Fukumitsu Secretary .... .. Kenichi Yamamoto Treasurer . . . . Tetsuko Okamoto Senator .. .... Tsugiko Imai Adviser . . . ............... Mr. S. Nishimoto ACTIVITIES Combined picnic at Honaunau with the 8-21, 8-14 and 8-11 class on May 22. Winner of second place in combined interclass basketball series. Class act presented on July 16, 1937. Gilbert Fukumitsu Kusuo Hakoda Saburo Hayashida Harry Izumi Kakoi Kadooka Rawley Kalua 'Katsuki Kawaguchi Masato Kimoto Rachael Ako Kazue Ban Sugi Deguchi Kimie Fujii MEMBERS Mineko Hashimoto Shigjeo Kimura Satoru Kashima Harry Manago Masato Morimoto Samuel Shimizu Raymond Tanaka Masaru Tanaka Isamu Yamamoto Kenichi Yamamoto Aiko Horiuchi 4587 Yoshinori Yoshimura Tsugiko Imai Asako Inouye Lottie Ka Yukie Kaide Elizabeth Kauwenaole Hatsue Kishi Sueko Motoyama Tetsuko Okamoto Chie Shibuya Francisca Suelto Toyoko Yatogo Q Olwio GX ,fijgf Ka Wena O Kona ISQJ'l34c. . Bottom row, left to right: Atsuko Sakamoto, Tsugie Murata, Fumiko Kosdii, Shizuko Ando, Matsuko Harano, Junko Koide, Shizuko Uda. Second row: Rose Nakano, Ida Jose, Tomoe Kaku, Rose Jose, Primrose Hua, Hatsuko Nakayama, Tsuyuko Ogata. Third row: Takashi Murata, Matao Hayama, Juro Kimura, Oliver Nagatori, Masashi Shiraki, Shigeo Matsuyama, Wliliiam Keanaaina, Ichiro Hashimoto. Top row: Akira Otsuka, Jiro Hashimoto, Itsuo Nakamura, Yoshiharu Nakamaru, Susu- mu Morita, Saichi Funai, Tsutomu YHl'll3gUClhi.. 8-11 HOMEROOM OFFICERS President ..... .......,.. . . Susumu Marita Vice-President . . . . Matao Hayarna Secretary ..... .. Takashi Murata X Treasurer . . ..... Masashi Shiraki Senator . . . . Yoshiharu Nakamaru Adviser . . ..... Miss D. Ishikawa ACTIVITIES Combined picnic at Honaunau with the 8-21, 8-3, and 8-14 class on May 22. Combined winner of second place in interclass basketbaligi Pre- sented ,clf ss act on August 5. MEMBERS Fumiko Koshi Tsugie Murata Rose Nakano Tsuyuko Ogata Atsuko Sakamoto Shizuko Uda Masashi Shiraki Juro--Hashimoto Matao Hayama William Keanaaina Shizuko Ando Hatsuko Nakayama Saichi Funai Ichiro Hashimoto Mutsuko Harano Primrose Hua Ida Jose Rose Jose Tomoe Kaku Junko Koide 6595 Kiyoshi Rokuta Juro Kimura Shigeo Matsuyama Susumu Morita T2 kashi Murata Oliver Nagatori Itsuo Nakamura Yoshiharu Nakamaru Akira Otsuka Tsutomu Yamauchi 0 W'-o - ,yx?gQUKa Wena O Kona I1FW?1U f' 'ir lfid, nf, Bottom row, left to right: Shizue Vvakamiya, Emi Okabayashi, Kimiyo Sato, Midori Adachi, Sumie Sunada, Haruko Nakamatsu, Ayano Fujino, Kiyomi Ashihara. Second row: Setsuko Nakagomi, Shigeko Fujimoto, Sachiko Takahata, Hisae YOIIG- mura, Fumiko Ueno, Michiko Higashi, Sumiko Saiki, Namie Aoki, Haruko Okimoto, Aiko Ikeda, Mitsuko Hashimoto. Third row: Toshio Terazono, Tetsuo Hada, Susumu Minamoto, Yasumitsu Deguchi, Ka- tsutoshi Matsumura, George Harada, Mitsuo -Yoshida, Terumi Nozaki, Rikuo Nasu. Top row: Taketo Kawabata, Kikuo Matsuoka, Yasutoku Akamine, Saburo Iwane, Iseo Nakamura, Suekatsu Yanaga, Kunimatsu Yamabe, Sadao Oishi. 8-14 HOMEROOM OFFICERS President . , . . ............ . . Sumie Sunada Vice-President . . . . Iseo Nakamura Secretary . . . . . . Tetsuo Hada Senator . . . . . Hisae Yonemura Adviser . . . ........... . . . Mrs. I. Pyuen ACTIVITIES Combined picnic at Honaunau with other eighth grades on May 22. Combined winner of second place in interclass basketball. Yasutoku Akamine Benjamin Arcamo Yasumitsu Deguchi Midori Adachi Namie Aoki ' Kiyomi Ashihara Tetsuo Hada' ' Yuji Hanato George Harada I Saburo Iwane Taketo Kawabata ' Takeshi Matsumura MEMBERS Susumu Minamoto Iseo Nakamura Rikuo Nasu Terumi Nozaki Sadao Oishi I Hiroshi Sogi Toshio Terazono Kunimatsu Yamabe Shigeko Fujimoto Ayano Fujino Mitsuko Hashimoto Michiko Higashi f60xJ Aiko Ikeda Setsuko Nakagomi Haruko Okimoto Sumiko Saiki Kimiyo Sato Sumie Sunada Sachiko Takahata Fumiko Ueno Shizue Wakamiya Hisae Yonemura Suekatsu Yanaga Mitsuo Yoshida MEMBERS fb 0 ical-0 rw f joey I , L9 g,'N H ay?-fgjgjh Ka Wena O Kona X541 240-?T Bottom row, left to right: Sook Kee Chaung, Makiko Mukaida, Fusako Seo, Yoshiko Kawabata, Kishiko Matsui, Motoko Tanaka, Masae Ueniura, Fujiyo Doi, Shizue Nakamura. Second row: Hatsumi Matsubara, Toshiko Kitaoka, Sumie Fukuda, Shimayo Uno, May Okinaga, Kimie Kamei, Mitsumi Ikeda, Katherine Okamaclii, Edna Shiraishi. Third row: Sanji Ikeno, Tatsumi Oue, Kazuo Maruyama, VValter Sur, Minoru Nakamoto, Itsumi Kobayashi, Kaoru Kajiwara, Clarence Omoto, Saburo Shiroyama. Top row: Kiyotaka Uchimura, Hideaki Yano, Kiyoshi Hiraoka, Yasuto Saito, Herbert. Ushiroda, Tamio Otsu, Stanley Imada, Litsuo Uchimura, Tomoyoshi Iori. 8-21 HOMEROOM OFFICERS President ..... ........ ...... T Q mio Otsu Vice-President ...... . . Kotsuyuki Tanabe Secretory-Treasurer . . . . . Shizue Nokomuro Senator .......... ..... T cmio Otsu Adviser . . .... ............... M r. E. Yoshinogo ACTIVITIES Combined picnic at Honaunau with the 8-14, 8-3 and 8-11 class on May 22. Combined Winner of second place in inter-class basketball. Pre- sented act on .Iuly 8. Sanji Ikeno Stanley Imada Tomoyoshi Iori Kaoru Kajiwara Itsumi Kobayashi Kazuo Maruyama Minoru Nakamoto Tetsunobu Okada Clarence Omoto Sook Kee Chaung Fujiyo Doi Sumie Fukuda Mitsumi Ikeda Kimie Kamei Yoshiko Kawabata Toshiko Kitaoka Hatsumi Matsubara Kishiko Matsui Tamio Otsu Tatsumi Oue Yasuto Saito Katsuyuki Tanabe Litsuo Uchimura Herbert Ushiroda Makiko Mukaida fold! Shizue Nakamura May Okinaga Catherine Okamachi Fusako Seo Edna Shiraishi Motoko Tanaka Masae Uemura Shimayo Uno Saburo Shiroyama Walter Sur Hiroshi Taketa Kiyotaka Uchimura Hideaki Yano n1Wlo eygwdia Wena O Kona vigil. Bottom row, left to right: Matsuko Tsukahara, Hatsuyo Izumi, Misae Fukuda, Sakoko Kubo, Sasae Takemoto, Sadako Imai, Shizue Kamigaki, Kimiko Kinoshita. Second row: Fuyuko Haruguchi, Masaki Matsui, Yuriko Nakashima, Dora Sakamoto, Haruko Oshima, Chizuyo Fukuda, Momoe Shimada, Michiko Tatsuno, Ayako Iori. Third row: Kiyoslhi Nakamoto, Mitsugi Inaba, Shigeki Tateishi, Shigeyuki Tsuhako, Donald Thompson, Herbert Yanamura, Isamu Morita, Hidetaka Sato, Carl Matsuda. Top row: Hiroshi Oekawa, Walter Kahiwa, Felix Pupal, Takashi Manago, Masayuki Sato, George Noda, David Duarte, Junji Yamagata. 7-4 HOMEROOM OFFICERS President .... ......... . . . Carl Motsuda Vice-President . . . . . Takashi Monogo Secretory ..... . . . Kimiko Kinoshita Senator ....... .... I somu Morita News Reporter ............ Fuyuko Horuguchi Adviser ....... ............. M rs. F. F, Thomsen . ACTIVITIES Combined Picnic at Keauhou, June 5, 1937. Assembly Program, March 17, 1937. MEMBERS Fukuda Chizuyo Fukuda, Misae Haruguchi, Fuyuko Imai Sadako Iori, Ayako Izumi, Hatsuyo Kamigaki, Shizue Kinoshita, Kimiko Kubo, Satoko Matsui, Masako Nakashima, Yuriko Oshima, Haruko Sakamoto, Takako Shimada, Momoe Shirai, Katsuko Takemoto, Sasae Tatsuno, Michiko Tsukahara, Matsuko Araki, Nobuaki Denis, William Duarte, David Inaba, Mitsugi Kahiwa, Walter Kawakami, Yasuo Manago, Takashi i625 Matsuda, Carl Nakamoto, Kiyoshi Noda, George Oekawa, Hiroshi Pupal, Felix Sato, Hidetaka Sato, Masayuki Tateishi, Shigeki Thompson, Donald Tsuhako, Shigeyuki Yamagata, Junji Yamashita, Sueo Yanamura, Herbert .5 eu A '1af?RXQ4!'K3. WGBH O Kona Bottom row, left to right: Hilda Namuo, Satsuki Mizoshiri, Fumiko Iwarnuro, Fusae Masuhara, Ruth Oekawa, Lena Thompson, Sumie Arakawa, Yachiyo Aoki. Second row: Yuriko Fujino, Shizuno Fujimoto, Conscipcion Torrijos, Tomiko Yagi, Thelma Ushiroda, Takako Murakami, Sumiye Nakao, Orei Kawano, Mieko Kubota, Helen Izu. Third row: Martin Ortiz, Tooru Murakami, George Ikeda, Hideo Hirata, Takasato Shi- buya, Takaki Morinaka, Toshio Kubota, Ernest Khim, Yukio Ide. Top row: Tamio Saito, Sutero Bailada, Yasunori Deguchi, Hayao Oishi, Tomiki Suzuki, Jin Young Lee, Rikio Morimoto, Yoshitaka Uchimura, Mitsuharu Murakami, Mikio Izu. 7-6 I-IOMEROOM OFFICERS President ...... .......... ...... . . Yukio lde Vice-President .. .. Takako Murakami Secretary .... . . . Mieko Kubota Treasurer . . . . George Ikeda Senator .. .. Rikio Morimoto Adviser . . ............ . . Mr. A. C. Young ACTIVITIES Combined picnic at Keauhou on June 5, Assembly program 'on May 13. MEMBERS Aoki, Yachiyo Arakawa, Sumie Fujimoto, Shizuno Fujino, Yuriko Iwamuro, Fumiko Izu, Helen Kawano, Orei Kubota, Mieko Masuhara, Fusae Mizoshiri, Satsuki Murakami, Takako Nakao, Sumie Namuo, Hilda Oekawa, Kimiko Thompson, Lena Torrij os, Conscipcion Ushiroda, Thelma Yagi, Tomiko Bailada, Sutero Compton, Duane Deguchi, Yasunori Dias, Saulo Hirata, Hideo Ide, Yukio Ikeda, George Izu, Mikio 4635 Khim, Ernest Kubota, Toshio Lee, Jin Young Morimoto, Rikio Murakami, Mitsuharu Murakami, Tooru Oishi, Hayao Ortiz, Martin Saito, Tamio Shibuya, Takasato Suzuki, Tomiki Morinaka, Takaki Uchimura, Yoshitaka li? QSQQJ' Tiki Scialfg J Ka Wena O Kona XXif,7A,i4 g Bottom row, left to right: Misako Shimizu, Nobuko Kitamura, Nannie Ching, Masae Watanabe, Kunie Yamashita, Fujie Miyazu, Tomie Matsumoto. ,Second row: Maile VVeeks, Hisae Oura, Mary Garcia, Satono Kawaguchi, Namie Ya- malshita, Hatsuko Nishikawa, Takiyo Kirihara, Shizue Oshima, Matsuyo Tanouye. Third row: Seiji Sasaoka, Takeshi Kitaoka, Sumito Ikeda, Chiriyo Miyose, Manabu Ha- rano, Riyozo Nakamura, Masao Nakamoto, Mamoru Shirota, Yoshio Kadohiro, Hide- yuki Nagai. 'Top row: Izuo Kaku, Takeo Sakamoto, Joichi Arase, Iwao Fujii, Henry Denis, Takao Ide, Herbert Raposa, Sunao Nakagawa, Yoshiyuki Murakami. 7-15 HOMEROOM OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . . Misoko Shimizu Vice-President . . . . Seiji Sosookci Secretory .... .... M ary Gorcio Senator ...... . . Herbert Roposo News Reporter . . . . . Fujie Miycizu Adviser ...... ............... M r. N. Ambrose ACTIVITY Combined Picnic at Keauhou on June 5. , 'MEMBERS Nannie, Ching Garcia, Mary Hoomanawanui, May Kawaguchi, Satono Kelii, Kuulei Kirihara, Tokiyo Kitamura, Nobuko Matsumoto, Tomie Miyazu, Fujie Nishikawa, Hatsuko Oshima. Shizue Oura, Hisae Shimizu, Misako Tanouye, Matsuyo Watanabe, Masae Weeks, Maile Yamashita, Kunie Yamashita, Namie Arase, Joichi Denis, Henry Fujii, Iwao Fujii, Masayuki Harano, Manabu Ide, Takao Ikeda, Sumito Iwamuro, Kazuo i641 Kadohiro, Yasuo Kaku, Izuo ' Kim, Chai Ho Kitaoka, Takeshi Miyose, Chirio Murakami, Yoshiaki Nagai, Hideyuki Nakamoto, Masao Nakamura, Riyozo Raposa, Herbert Sakamoto, Takeo Sasaoka, Seiji Shirota, Mamoru ZZ? '59 X ff ,ky ACTIVITIES BOOK IV R N A 4 4 QNX Agfgew W A f' X Z 7 2 1.41-qi-V. X f fi feggj 4W'i'N!Lx AIN fu? .eZ'f f',,f f W ,LN 7 I -1-if fr d6QW I X! 2, XQQQ Q q L A-'X f ZZ ' ex imiiifibf 1 WW yy af? ,, iw W fm f df 653, eiitif g I XX W 24:9 X -5, , MN MW u fn 'Q XZQ ! Iliff ' Z ' . 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K ikue Kaneko Treasurer ...................... Naoji Yamagata Editor, Ka Wena O Kona ............ Kimiko Yasuda Business Manager, Ka Wena O Kona . . Gilbert Hayashi Editor, Wildcat ..................... Daniel Noda Business Manager, Wildcat . . . . . . Martha Ushiroda Moses Tashima C. P. O. Chief ............ ..... Yell Leader .... . . . Susumu Tachibana Yell Leader . . . . . Nozomi Mukaida Song Leader . . . . . Kiyoko Minamoto Senate Adviser . . .... Mr. S. Clashman C. P. O. Adviser . . . ...... Mr. K. Goto Athletic Coach .... . .... Mr. A. C. Young Ex-Officio .................... Mr. C. J. Griswold Organized 1926 PURPOSE 1 Article II The purpose of this association shall be to help students to become more worthwhile, to act for the good ofthe others, and to acquire the ha- bits of self dependence. 166i FD ,' W 9 Q fs ayglifglii Ka VVena O Kona isa!! ef4n? :JV ,fl Qt' .ssl . ev Bottom row, left to right: Moses Tashima, Kikue Kaneko, Unoji Goto. Second Row: A. C. Young, S. Clashmau, K. Goto, C. J. Griswold. CABINET , Principol ....... .............. M r. C. J. Griswold Athletic Coach . . . . . .Mr. A. C. Young l Senate Adviser ........ . . . Mr. S. Closhmon Ex-Officio ............, . . . Kikue Kclneko President, Student Body .... ....... U noji Goto C. P. O. Chief .......... .... M oses Toshimo , C. P. O. Adviser ................... . .Mr. K. Goto Purpose: To act as an executive board of the association, to appoint members of the C.P.O. department from a list recommended by the senate, to appoint members of the student court and to act upon all bills passed by the senate. DUTIES Section 1. It shall be compulsory for the students of the Konawaena Intermediate and Senior High School to become members of the A.S.K.H.S. Section 2. Membership shall be renewed annually at the beginning' of each school year. Dues will be collected by the school secretary during the first month of the school year, and deposited in the school bank account to the credit of the Associated Students. Refunds will be made when students leave school, on the basis of as many tenths of the original dues as there are months remaining in the school year, except that no refunds will be made after theisixth month of school has been completed. i673 fel 01Wl 0 ,,SxUKa Wena O Kona iNC9f?4c Bottormlrowg, left to right: S. Taketa, K. Kaneko, M. Okamura, K. Yasuda, H. Yonemura, . mai Second row: T. Otsu, Y. Nakamaru, A. Yanamura, S. Mukaida, N. Yamagata, T. Fu- kuda, T. Iwamoto, M. Otsuka Third row: S. Nasu, F. Uchiyama, L. Hirokawa, G. Hayashi, M. Tashima, R. Fuku- mitsu, D. Noda, U. Goto, Mr. S. Clashman, adviser SENATE 12-16 ,................................... Sakao Nasu 12-1 ....... Kiyoko Minamoto 11-7 ......... Samuel Mukaida 11-22 ....... Alfred Yanamura 10-2 ......, Tadanojo Fukuda 10-13 ....... Ralph Fukumitsu 9-5 ....... Setsuko Taketa 9-12 ...... Tsuyoshi Iwamoto 9-17 ....... Mamoru Otsuka 8-3 ..,,,......,,.... Tsugiko Imai 8-11 .,,.....,.,. Hisae Yonemura 8-14 ....... Yoshiharu Nakamura 8-21 ...................... Tamio Otsu 7-4 ,. ............... Isamu Morita 7-6 .. ........ Rikio Morimoto 7-15 ,.,,.,,.,.,,,,..,.,,...,,.,,,....,.........,..,........... Herbert Rapoza Non-voting Social Science class representatives: Yukie Kaneko and Masaru Yamauchi. Purpose: It shall be the duty of the Senate to make laws relative to student affairs, to levy and collect dues and to authorize the payment of student debts. 4 63 l 41 ' 1 e -Wi? CE f' -1 , K3fWena O Kona Qli-Q4c..-i- - , U J t ffm E J . Bottom row, left to right: Emma Denis, Minnie Okamura, Alice Khim, Setsuko Taketa, Kiyoko Minamoto, Kimiko Yasuda. Seconti row: Naoji Yamagata, Alfred Yanamura, Kikue Kaneko, Martha Ushiroda, Kongo Kimura, Unoji Goto, Fusao Uchiyama. Top rlrowliu Mr. K. Goto, David Smythe, Yoji Hirokawa, Sakao Nasu, Daniel Noda, Moses as ima. Chief of Police . Deputy Sheriff . . Kikue Kaneko Emma Denis Martha Ushiroda Setsuko Taketa Naoji Yamagata Kongo Kimura Alfred Yanamura Fusao Uchiyama C. P. O. MEMBERS: . Moses Toshima Kiyoko Minomoto Kimiko Yasuda Minnie Okamura Alice Khim Unoji Goto Daniel Noda Sakao Nasu Larry Hirokawa David Smythe Toshio Imada SENATE COMMITTEES HEALTH COMMITTEE FINANCE COMMITTEE Minnie Okarnura Naoji Yamagata SOCIAL COMMITTEE MAY DAY COMMITTEE Fusao Uchiyama Mrs. J. Skinner LIBRARY COMMITTEE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE Kiyoko Minamoto Kongo Kimura P. T. A. COMMITTEE LETTER AWARDING COMMITTEE Alfred Yanamura Laffy Hirokawa 46911 O W o l -Qyglwjjlia Wena O Kona c l A- Khim K. Kimura K. Kaneko H. Shimizu D. Noda F. Uchiyama SENIOR HIGH DEBATE TEAM QUESTION: Resolved, That The Several States And Territories Should Enact Legislation Providing For A System Of Complete Medical Service Available To All Citizens At Public Expense. lst Speaker 2nd Speaker 3rd Speaker lst Speaker 2nd Speaker 3rd Speaker Alternate .... Coach .....,,,.o AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Kikue Kaneko Alice Khim Kongo Kimura NEGATIVE TEAM Hachiro Shlmlzu Daniel Noda Fusao Uchiyama Kiyoko Minamoto C, ,.,.t, ,,li... .,oo,.,. M 1 ss Lita Edlngton Konawaena vs. Hilo Konawaena faifirmativeb lost Konawaena vs. Kohala Konawaena Cnegativej won may fa rv--W o Qt, f S K 1 XV ,1 Ka XVena O Kona E217 'fi U ..T.. - -, J. Masutomi E. Iwashita D. Khim A. Kimura S. Taketa T. Iwamoto INTERMEDIATE DEBATE QUESTION: Resolved, That The Old Age Clauses Of The Social Se curity Act Be Repealed. lst Speaker 2nd Speaker 3rd Speaker Alternate ..... lst Speaker 2nd Speaker 3rd Speaker Alternate ......... Coach .......... AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Daisy Khim James Masutomi Emiko Iwashita Duane Compton NEGATIVE TEAM Aiko Kimura ' Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Mary Hirokawa Mr. Nathan Ambrose This year the intermediate debators emerged with a double victory after their first contest. The Affirmative Team debated the Honokaa Ne- gative Team and the Negative Team debated the Laupahoehoe Affirmative Team. But, due to a tie with the Hilo Intermediate Debate Team for the Big Island Championship, a picked Affirmative Team composed of Daisy Khim, James Masutomi, and Tsuyoshi Iwamoto debated the Hilo Negative and lost the championship to them by a close decision. 4713 ,. fi alto:-.iso f' , s U .. ,i bk, XV! Ka Wena O Kona Q Xkf iii. C Bottom row, left to right: Esther Kimura, nimiko Yasuda, Kikue Kaiieko, Mary Hiro- kawa, June Okumura. Second row: Tsugio Sakata, Yoshiiharu Inaba, Samuel Mukaida, Naoji Yamagata, Tsuyo- shi Iwamoto, Takeshi Okano, Samuel Cho. Third row: Sakao Nasu, Fusao Uchiyama, Larry Hirokawa, Mitsuo Yamamoto, Unoji Goto, Shimao Hakoda. ' KA WENA O KONA STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . Associate ...... Art Editor .......... . . Assistant Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Features .4 ..,... . Assistant .... Sports Editor . . Assistant . . . Assistant . . . Assistant . . . Calendar . . . Calendar . . . Activities . . Assistant ..... Administration . . Administration . . Senior Editor . . . Junior Editor ..... Sophomore Editor . Freshman Editor .... . Eighth Grade Editor Seventh Grade Editor . . . . .. Kimiko Yasuda Martha Ushiroda Masaru Yamauchi . . . Satoe Mikami . . Conrad Tanabe . . June Okumura . . . . . . Takeshi Okano Mitsuo Yamamoto . George Ushiroda l. . Shimao Hakoda . . Setsuko Taketa . Naoji Yamagata . . . . Sakao Nasu . Fusao Uchiyama Tamotsu Kinoshita ...... Unoji Goto . . Haruto Manago . . . Kikue Kaneko . . . Utako Hayashi . . . George Sasaki . . Mary Hirokawa . Herbert Ushiroda . . . Mieko Kubota fgj ' W1 'Qx Q! U xbQl,EI4fKa Vvena- O Kona XX:4QT.Qf Bottom row, left to right: Florence Oue, Setsuko Taketa, Utako Hayashi, Satoe Mikami, Alice Tanabe, Kimiko Hiraoka, Miss B. Smith, adviser. Second row: Gilbert Hayashi. Nvilbert Nagai, Kongo Kimura, George Sasaki, Tamotsu Kinoshita, Richard Ikeda, Hisao Egami. Top row: James Morihara. Terrence Springer, Hachiro Shimizu, Masaru Yamauchi. Haruto Manago, Haruo Tetsutani, Kenneth Yanagi, Daniel Noda, Winter Cho. KA WENA O KCNA. STAFF Scrapbook .. . Kongo Kimura Alumni ........ .. Daniel Noda Snapshot Editor . . . . David Tanabe Assistant ...... . . Wiibert Nagai Assistant . . . . . Esther Kimura Assistant . . . . . . , . Florence Oue Typist . . . . . . Susumu Tachibana Typist . . . Tetsuro Wakayama Typist . .T . ..... Anna Lee Sui BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .... Assistant Manager Circulation Manager Assistant ................. Assistant ..... Assistant ..... Assistant ..... Assistant Promotion Manager Assistant .................. Assistant .... Assistant ..... Assistant .... Q 7 Gilbert Hayashi Yoji Hirokawa Richard Ikeda Winter Cho Alice Tanabe Hisao Egami Yoshiharu Inaba Tsugio Sakata Kenneth Yanagi Hachiro Shimizu Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Terrence Springer . ,... Kimiko Hiraoka -ly. ,. FW n-lW1 0 ' X . Y S . Qj . K9 ,iff 7 5 Ka XV l TEQT1 77124 - Bottom row, left to right: Miss B. Smith, M. Hirokawa, S. Taketa, M Ushlroda K Kane-ko, K. Yasuda, A. Khim, E. lwashita, U. Hayashi, M. Okumura, Second row: WI. Nagai, M. Wakamiya, T. Okano, M. Hada, S. Yonemori J Masutomi K. Kimura, S. Mukaida, H. Shimizu. Third row: D. Noda, M. Yamauohi ,L. Hirokawa, A. Yanamura, U. Goto, M Yamamoto H. Manago, F. Uchiyama, A. Morihara,. WILDCAT STAFF Editor-ln-Chief ..... Associate Editor . . . News Editor ..... Sports Editor . . . Assistant ...... Feature Editor, ..... Senior High Editor . . . Intermediate Editor . . Elementary Editor . . . Exchange Editor .... Mimeographing Editor Club Editor ........ Art Editor ....... Business Manager .. Circulation Manager . Promotion Manager . Binder ............ ............DanielNoda .. . . . Kikue Kaneko Masashi Wakamiya . . . . Kongo Kimura . . Mitsuo Yamamoto . . Hachiro Shimizu . . . Fusao Uchiyama . . Emiko lwashita . . Utako Hayashi . . Kimiko Yasuda . . . Wilbert Nclgai . . .Takeshi Okano . . Masaru Yamouchi . . . Martha Ushiroda . . . Haruto Manago . . . . Akira Morihdra . . . . . . . Alfred Yamamura Typists . . . . . June Okumura, James Morihara, Satoe Mikami REPORTERS Unoji Goto, Larry Hirokawa, Masao Hada, Tsugio Sakata, Anna Lee Sui, Masatsugu Yonezaki, Gilbert Hayashi, Kazuki Segami, Emma Dems Yoshikazu Iko, Yoshiharu Inaba, Humiyuki Kiyota, Mieko Takahata, A1k0 Shimada. 'D 0'-'W ' L95 f ,,Qajj Ka Wena O Kona gS9Jf,j'4c.. . PRESS CLUB OFFICERS President ...... ............. .... D a nie! Noda Vice-President .... .... H aruto Manago' Secretary ...... .... F usao Uchiyama Treasurer ....... . ....... Martha Ushiroda Adviser ................,......... Miss B. Smith Purpose: To learn the fundamental principles of newswriting and' editing and to assist in the publication of the Wildcat. ACHIEVEMENTS Sponsored Second Big Island Press Conference at Kona. Edited Student Body handbooks. Published the May Day program for free distribution. Sponsored popularity contest. Published extra edition for Oh! Professor publicity. iiol SECOND BIG ISLAND PRESS CONFERENCE January 16 and 17, 1937 At Konawaena School COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN General Chairman ..........................a............... Daniel Noda Registration ........... . ....... Alfred Yanamura Finance ..........,. ....... M artha Ushiroda Exhibits ........ .............. U noji Goto Program ........ ..... H achiro Shimizu Housing ............ ........ K ongo Kimura Food ..,,...,..,....,..... ...... K imiko Yasuda Transportation ....... ...... L arry Hirokawa Publicity ..,....,...... ..,..i...,. U tako Hayashi Adviser ,,,,.,,,...................,........................ Miss Betty Smith HIGHLIGHTS OF CONFERENCE Discussion on Newspaper .........................................,.. Led by MPS- Peterson Discussion on Handbook .................................,...... Led by 1VIiSS Betty Smith Discussion on Yearbook ...... Led by Mr. Minoru Inaba and Mr. Kenji Goto Sightseeing ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,...,,...,, Historical Places Banquet .,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,...,,,,,,,.,,. ..,............. A t school cafeteria SCHOOLS REPRESENTED Hilo Intermediate School Honokaa School Laupahoehoe School Konawaena School i75l o---W-1 o ,g5.yKa Wena 0 Kona 'Q?1oi.d Front row, left to right: Mary Josephine Springer, Mary Hirokawa, Lenora Mori, Kimiko Sugamura, Mitsuko Harano, Sumiko Ikeno, Tsuyuko Koba, Fusae Fujino, and Mrs. Beth Richards, Adviser. Second row: Namie Aoki, Kiyomi Ashihara, Haruko Yonesaki, Shizuko Okimoto, Misao Imai, Motoko Tanaka, Shizue Nakamura, Mitsuyo Morita, Makiko Mukaida, and Minnie Kawahara. Third row: Setsuko Taketa, Catherine Okamachi, Emiko Iwashita, Haruko Nakaxnatsu, Dolly Jarrett, Sook Kee Chaung, Mitsuyo Terawaki, Mildred Shibata, Ayako Nagai, Chiyo Tsuhako, Yoshiko Kawabata, and Beliiinia Pama. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President .... ........ . . Mary Hirokawa Vice-President . . . . Makiko Mukciida Secretary . . . . . Setsuko Tciketa Treasurer .... . . Mitsuyo Morito Song Leader . . . . . . Setsuko Taketa Adviser .... ...... . . Mrs. B. Richards AIMS To live up to the best in ourselves, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high ideals of life. ACTIVITIES Christmas Party ......,.,.,,.....,-,Afe--,----e----- -F e---- December 18 Candle Lighting Ceremonial ............... .... ---------'- M 3 Teh 30 Junior Girl Reserves Camp, fKeauhoub .... ,.,. A pril 16, 17, 18 Social at Cafeteria ...,.....,,.............----,-------e --e------------ M 35' 13 Big Island Girl Reserves Conference .,.. .... J uly 2-9 C763 0-lily'-o Q f agp? Ka Wena O Kona 's3Jf?4c-- I -. .--J y Bottom row, left to right: M. Takahata, K. Kaneko, M. Fujiwara, A. Taizabe, M. Mori- hara, Y. Kaneko, Y. Koide, M. Yates, Miss Smith, adviser ' Second row: A. Khim, M. Okarnura, J. Okumura, C. Tabata, F. Kim, U. Hayashi, C. Murakami. K. Yasuda, F. Uchida Third row: U. Uchimura, F. Annoura, L. Kim, C. Tanaka, E. Ujimori, M. Fujino, H. Oishi, S. Komo, A. Shimada, V. Suzuki A Fourth row: H. Uda, E. Hashimoto, R Inouyc, E. Cihaung, E. Seo, S. Mikami, B. Tanaka, H. Tsukahara, F. Komo, M. Onodera Fifth row: M. Okumura, S. Tatsuno, M. Komo, S. Shimizu, K. Minamoto, L. Mano, T. Sasaoka, F. Nakamoto, K. Hiraoka SENIOR GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . Kikue Kaneko Vice-President .. .. Lillian Hayashi Secretary ..... ..... A lice Khim Treasurer ..... ................. S atoe Mikami Purpose: To face life squarely. Slogan: To find and give the best. AIMS To live up to the best in ourselves, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high ideals of life. ACTIVITIES Community Christmas Tree. Sponsored Benefit Movie, Pennies from Heaven , Feb. 4, 1937. Girl Reserves-Hi-Y Banquet on May 22, 1937. Assembly program on June 10, 1937. Big Island G.R. camp at Keauhou on July 2-9, 1937. Sold Memorial Day poppies on May 28, 1937. i77l o--M211 o .iliywgm Wena O Kona YQFM41, .. , L fa Bottom row, left to right: Katsuji Kubota, Yoshilharu Inaba, Samuel Multaida, Morris Suzuki, Takeshi Okano, Kongo Kimura, Vliilbert Nagai, David Tanabe. Second row: Herbert Sakamoto, Conrad Tanabe, Hideo Yamamoto, Hiroyuki Mori, Haruto Manago, Yoji Hirokawa, Susumu Tachibana, Hachiro Shimizu. Top row: Masaru Yamauchi, Masatsugu Yonezaki, Gilbert Hayashi, Kenneth Yanagi, Minoru Abe, Akira Morihara, Daniel Noda, Shimao Hakoda, Sakao Nasu. HI - Y f0rganized May 5, 19265 OFFICERS President ..... . . . Gilbert Hayashi Vice-President .. .... Daniel Noda Secretary . . . . . . Larry Hirokawa Treasurer .. ..... Haruto Manago Adviser .. .. . Mr. C. M. Bernard AIM To create, maintain and extend throughout the high school students high standards of Christian character. PLATFORM Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean living. ACHIEQVEMENTS Sponsored Benefit Dance- turkey hop. Conducted egg rolling contest for first graders. ' Sent delegates to the territorial Hi-Y conference on Kauai. Delegates: Susumu Tachibana, Gilbert Hayashi, and Haruto Manago. Big Island Hi-Y conference at Keauhou Camp. V 4735 fm ,, ,...,,,v,,ti, Ka W eua O Kona sg? C-,4t 1- 27 -A x 'a Bottogn row, left to right: Alice Tanabe, Herbert Ako, Hachiro Shimizu, Iclnro Hase gawa, Mitsue Fujihara, Manuel Lehua, Samuel Mukaida. Second row: Katsuji Kubota, Gilbert Hayashi, Miss H. Brown. Top row: Krsuto Urada, Humiyuki Kiyota, Sadayuki Miyazono, Yoshio Mmtsumoto Samuel Min, Hiroyuki Mori, Toshio Ando, Keigo Fukuki, Kenneth Yanagl ORCHESTRA Emma Denis ......... Violin Mitsue Fujihara ...... ..,. V iola Alice Tanabe ......., .,.,. P iano Lucy Whitmarsh ..., A..... V iola Herbert Ako ....... .... V iolin Toshio Ando .... .... F lute Keigo Fukuki ........ Flute Ichiro Hasegawa ..... ........ D rum Gilbert Hayashi ........ Clarinet Humiyuki Kiyota .... ....., T rombone Katsuji Kubota .... Saxaphone Manuel Lehua ..,...... ........ C ello Yoshio Matsumoto ..... Trumpet Samuel Min ................ ........ T rumpet Sadayuki Miyazono ,. ...., Trombone Colonel Mori ............... ..... T rumpet Samuel Mukaida .......... ...,.... ......... C e llo Munetoshi Sakamoto .... ...f ..., ..... T rumpet Hachiro Shimizu ....... .......... Violin Kasuto Urada ........ ..... T r0mb0ne Kenneth Yanagi ..... .... C larinet Miss Helen Brown ..... ..... A dviser f79xI 1 ,X o--WT-o QN wi... ,,E' QQ Ka Wena O Kona 155?f4,..1. KONAWAENA P.T.A. Organized 1929 M 'OFFICERS President ........................... Kenji Goto lst Vice-President .... ......... J ulian Yates 2nd Vice-President . . . . . .Mrs. Harold Baybrook 3rd Vice-President . . . . . . 4th Vice-President .... . . . Secretary ........ .... Treasurer . . . . . . Auditor .... . . . Ex-Officio .... .... . . . Minoru Inaba . . . . . Ray Otsuka Miss Annie Akamu Mrs. Rose Falconer Hayato Hirokawa Charles J. Griswold ACHIEVEMENTS OF P. T. A. - 1936-1937 Presented Christmas gifts to elementary students. Bought a film-strip projector for the school. Sponsored a play on June 4 to raise fund to install public address sys tem for the school. Helped to defray a part of the May Day expenses. 6805 , fb .ewwr-wie GU ,Sify Ka NYena O Kona 'fLt?.,? Bottom row, left to right: Miss C. Sadayasu, E. Ujimori, M. Fujihara, A. Khim, F. Kim, F. Uchida, K. Minamoto, U. Hayashi, H. Shiraki, M. J. Springer, M. Onodera, S. Sunada, Miss D. Ishikawa. Second row: M. Adachi, M. Hashimoto, K. Kamei ,A. Ikeda, C. Tsuhako, S. Komo, V, Su- zuki, M. Uemura, E. Iwashita, K. Matsui, N. Aoki, I-I. Okimoto, S Saiki, H. Nakamatsu. Third row: H. Tsukahara, Y. Kaneko, D. Khim, F. Shirota, R. Inouye, C. Murakami, M. Seo, C. Tanaka, H. Oishi, F. Fujino, M. Morita, Y. Kawabata, K. Sugamura, S. Fujimoto. Fourth row: A. Texiera, H. Uda, E. Slhiraishi, M. Morihara, T. Nagata, Y. Kondo, B. Tanaka, M. Yanaga, A. Nagai, S. Okimoto, M. Hirokawa, H. Yonemura, M. Shibata. Fifth row: F. Annoura, S. Tatsuno, M. Yanaga, L. Mori, K. Nishina, D. Kudo, A. Fujino. Top row: T Sasaoka, M. Komo, S. Shimizu, U. Uchimura, T. Hada, D. Jarrett, K. Ashi- hara, H. Yonezaki, T. Imai, T. Fukumoto. F. H. H. Chapter I Organized 1931 OFFICERS President ..... ........... K iyoko Minamoto Vice-President . . . . . Utako Hayashi Secretary ..... .. Shizue Komo Treasurer . . . .... Fumi Uchida Advisers . . . . . Miss C. Sadayasu Miss D. lshikawa Colors: Orange and white Purpose: To develop better homemakers and to create and promote friendship among the girls. Motto: As Our Girlhood ls Now, So Shall Our Womanhood Be. ACTIVITIES Sponsored F.H.H.-F.F.A Carnival. Held 5th Annual Island conference at Konawaena. Sent two delegates to Territorial confab. Held Sa F.F.A. Banquet. Furnished Senior High Basement. C315 rx FQ 1?-W'--0 C99 N .- ,,j' X-O' Ka Wena O Kona 'f4, ff U1,' I M y U' N ' ' Jim Bottom low, left to right: S. Sakanashi, K. Yamamoto, M. Shiraki, P. Matsuda, S. Haanio, K. Yonemura, M. Hada, T. Ikeda, A. Matsuyama, M. Ikeda. Second row: M. Horiuchi, Y. Takahata, M. Sakoki, S. Tanouye, T. Kinoshita, G. Kimura, D. Yanamura, F. Takahara, T. Kadooka, H. Masunaga, K. Nakagawa, D .Smythe, M. Doi. Third row: H. Sonoda, K. VVakamiya, M. Sasaoka, M. Inouye, K. Morita, K. Ota, H. Chai, L. Hirokawa, M. Yamamoto, R. Cfhai, K. Kimura, H. Egami, R. Ikeda, T. Wa- kayama, S. Shiotsuka. Top row: I. Kikumoto, S. Matsuda, Y. Takemoto, H. Aoyagi, S. Nasu, S. Matsumoto, T. Kawaihoa, H. Haanio, K. Kinoshita, H. Tanaka, M. Akamatsu, M. Otsuka, Mr. C. M. Judd, adviser. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS OF CHAPTER I President ..................... Yutaka Takemoto Vice-President . . . . Mitsuo Yamamoto Secretary .... . . Larry Hirokawa Treasurer . . ....... Hisao Egomi Reporter . . . . . Tamotsu Kinoshita Watch Dog .. ........ Beniamin Panis Advisers ................ Mr. Judd, Mr. Yoslfiinaga fF0unded November 19285 Motto: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. ACHIEVEMENTS Annual Green Hand and Future Farmers initiation. Sponsored carnival with the Sent delegates to the annual territorial F.F.A. Conference in Hono- lulu. Delegates: K. Wakamiya, B. Panis, R. Ikeda, K. Morita, T. Kino- shita, K. Kinoshita, H. Aoyagi, H. Murata, K. Kimura, Y. Takemoto, M. Doi, M. Horiuchi, M. Hada. Hawaii Planter degrees were received by K. Kimura and M. Hada. Sponsored the Kona district fair cooperating with the Lions Club and U. of H. Agricultural Extension Service. F.F.A. Enrollment ..... .... 5 8 C325 - fW n .-W. o FN - Gwge, ,, Y V X, !,N - m:-,,,M 27 Ka Vi ena O Kona gg f4cZi, .41 A4- Second year F.F.A. initiation Shinichi's garden project Hisao's cotton project. Caponizing. Demonstration of tropical fruits. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The first chapter of the Future Farmers of America in the territory of Hawaii was organized in ou1' school in 1929. Since then many chapters have been organized in various districts in the territory so that at present there are nearly 40 chapters. There are two types of Smith-Hughes vocational agricultural classes in the territory. Under type A class, the boys spend about 2 days a week working in the Held and the rest of the week in the classroom. Their field work consists largely of contract work with sugar or pineapple plantations. In addition to field work, the boys carry on one or two home projects such as poultry. swine, vegetable garden, t1'opical fruits. etc. Under type B fsuch as the set up we have in this schoolb, the boys do not do any field work but carry on one or two home projects. They spend 90 minutes daily for instruction in various agricultural enterprises. Many of our local district' boys have made good showings in F.F.A. work. Konawaena boasts of the largest number of Hawaii Planter degree recipients, including Masayuki Nagai, Yasuki Nakagawa, Kumakichi Higa- shihara, Yoshio Ito, Itsuo Shibuya, Yoshiichi Ujimori, Masao Ikeda, Ta- dao Igeta, Haruo Yamamoto, Masao Hada, and Kongo Kimura. Masayuki Nagai had gone further to earn himself an American Farmer degree. Yasuki Nakagawa is trying for a similar degree this year. Both Masayuki and Yasuki have had the honor of attending the F.F.A. National Conven- tion in Kansas City. Their expenses, of course, were covered by the Ter- ritorial Organization. 183i .1 To-veil'-A rw . W . A,,e. g -f' Ka Wann O Kona ,f4rj:.. H Y S E Top row, left to right: Enjoying his meal. The forward and the photographer. To the elementary assembly. 2nd row: They like to be young again. At the close of the school day. Bottom row: She's late for the meeting. The physical ed. boys. Daniel is meditating. 1345 SPORTS BOOK V To The Hawaiians of Hawaii Strong ond Healthy We dedicate this section of the book 185 ,, . - J 1 .Ti 6 Z Q u 1 t x id I V 2 .P ' '-.. ,,, ? Q I 5 'fi '-fff , ,7' A,-,.. in 4 0-..-srl o li Wg'-Qgka Vvena O Kona i0?4al?,, Bottom row, left to right: Mr. A. C. Young, K. Matsumura, S. Min, D. Tanabe, M. Lehua, U. Goto, J. Gaa, L. Hirokawa, Y. Tanabe Second row: R. Yukitomo, M. Otsuka, B. Arcamo, S. Tachibana, M. Fukuda, M. Sasaoka, M. Yonezaki, S. Nasu Third row: Y. Saito, K. Tanabe, G. Ushiroda, A. Rapoza. ' BOYS' BASKETBALL Captain-Unoji Goto Coach-A. C. Young When the first call for boys' basketball practice was announced on the bulletin board by Coach Young, numerous prospects and all the regulars responded. With such a large number turning out, it was difficult for the coach to shape up a good team. Yet with his whole interest on the team he com- pleted another successful year for Konawaena High School. BIG ISLAND JUNIOR INTER-SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE Jan. 15. Wildcats-39 Honokaas-15 With the intention of defending their Junior Interscholastic Basket-I ball title, the Wildcat Quintet opened its first game of the league by defeat- ing the Honokaa Dragons 39 to 15, before a large enthusiastic crowd at- the school gym. The Konaites made an impressive showing throughout the game to- earn a clean victory. i362 - 5 fi-v-U Q, , . ,,Cf MKa Wena O Kona Q32 f?4,..1.. Jan. 22 Wildcats-55 Kohalas-35 Playing an inspiring ball game, the Wildcats threshed the powerful cowboys of Kohala to the tune of 55-35 on the Kona fioor. Both teams fought very closely and played a head up game. This victory added another step towards the championship cup. Jan. 29 Wildcats-44 Spartans--36 The Wildcat five, flashing well-groomed offensive work in the criti- -cal moments, drowned the fighting Hilo Intermediate's Spartan, 44-36, in an afternoon game. Both teams performed fine defensive and offensive work throughout the entire game but the Spartans were over-powered by the Wildcats in a man to man defense. This marked the third victory for the Wildcats. Feb. 5 Wildcats-15 Honokaas-20 In the return game on Feb. 5, the snarling Wildcats' winning streak was stopped by the Dragons of Honokaa in the latter's out-of-door court. This game marked the first set-back in the Junskol race for the Wildcats. The score was 20-15. Feb. 11 Wildcats-42 Kohalas-41 With the defeat by the Honokaas still on their mind, the revived Wild- cats invaded the Kohala campus on Friday, Feb. 11 for a return match. The Konaites, fighting hard from the opening whistle, were given the worst scare .of their lives when the Cowboys almost lassoed the Wildcats. The final score stood 42 to 41 in Kona's favor. This game marked the 4th victory in the junskol conipetition and also enabled the Wildcats to represent West Hawaii in the annual inter-island basketball tournament in Honolulu. . Feb. 20 Wildcats-31 Spartans-36 The last game of the Junior Inter-scholastic League was played against the Hilo Intermediates at Hilo to decide the championship. The Wildcats, being exhausted after the heated game of the previous night, were unable to perform their very best, thus losing the Big Island Junior Inter-scho- lastic League championship. 4379 O--Wil o i,y Ka Wena O Kona r f S. Tachibana J. Gaa K. Matsumura S. Min U Goto INT ER-ISLAND TOURNAMENT RESULTS THOSE WHO MADE THE MAUI AND HONOLULU TRIP U1f10ji Goto fffaptainj ..,,.,,,..,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,-,.,,A,,,,,,,, Guard Joseph Gaa .......,....,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,A.,, G u ard Samuel Min .,,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,-,O,,,,,.,, ,,w,-, G u ard Masaji Sasaoka fMaui trip onlyj ,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, G uard Susumu Tachibana ..,.......,,.........,.v,... ,,.,, F orward Conrad Tanabe .....,A. ...,. F orward David Tanabe ...... ,..,. F orward Yoji Hirokawa ..,,.... ,..., C enter Manuel Lehua ..... ....... ..,........ ..... C e n ter A. C. Young .............................................................. Coach K. Matsumura QHonolulu trip onlyy ,...........,.., Manager Konawaena McKinley .,,, Hilo High ....,, Maui High ......, CWEDNESDAY, FEB. 245 27 22 37 24 C88 Roosevelt .......... Lahainaluna Kauai High .. Waimea High me fd Q-W-'L li 1 i ,f gf Ka Wena O Kona Xif 2 Gif 1f Lhh'v- 52 19551 A . Y. Tanabe L. Hirokawa D. Tanabe Waimea High Kauai High Maui High ........ Lahainaluna Kauai High Waimea High Roosevelt RESULTS .. Amateurs .. Keaukaha St. Ma1'y's Pahala Wailuku . Maui High Hilo High Pahala .. Hilo High Maui High M. Lehua CTHURSDAY, FEB. 255 Konawaena .,..... .....,., 2 4 McKinley ..,..... ........ 2 6 Roosevelt ........ ........ 2 4 Hilo High ..,..,., .l...... 4 2 CFRIDAY, FEB. 263 Konawaena ....... ........ 2 4 McKinley ..,,,.., .,.,..., 2 3 Hilo High ...,..,. ,.,,.,., 3 0 NON-SCHOLASTIC Dec. 11 at Kona ,.,,..,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,..,,,..,.,,,.,, ,,,, Dec 19 at Kona ...... .... Dec 22 at Kona ....... ,,,,,, Jan 5 at Kona ..... Jan. 11 at Maui ....,. Jan. 12 at Maui ...,.., ,... Jan. 22 at Kona .,...,i ,.,,,,. Jan. 26 at Kau ..,i, Feb. 6 at Hilo ....... ......., Feb. 14 at Kona ..,... ........ Feb 19 at Hilo ..... St. Mary's i895 28-Konawaena 35-Konawaena 38-Konawaena 44--Konawaena 43-Konawaena 33-Konawaena 62-Konawaena 34-Konawaena 56 25 -Konawaena -Konawaena 35-Konawaena 31 8 12 29 36 22 37 26 11 30 49 25 24 49 21 45 29 36 A fs Q ?T T'W1 9 lfsnbyfa ,lmwll Ka Wena O Kona fifi ,,,'j4.,T- V P l Front row, left to right: B. Yates, K. Minamoto, A. Tanabe, H. Yonezaki, K H' k . irao a Back row: Mr. Young. coachg M. Hoomanawanui, R. Ako, T. Hada, T. Sasaki, S. Taketa, E. Denis . GIRLS' BASKETBALL Forwards: Guards : Tomiko Sasaki Kiyoko Minamoto Kimiko Hiraoka Alice Gaa Beatrice Yates Alice Tanabe Martha Hoomanawanui Setsuko Taketa Toshiko Hada Haruko Yonezaki Shizuko Ando Captain ....... ..i. Kiyoko Minamoto Coach ....... .......... A . C. Young Manager ..... ................. ...... E m ma Denis When the call for the girls' basketball team was announced all the en- thusiastic prospects turned out for extensive training. They practiced every afternoon to make all possible improvements. Under the supervision of Coach A. C. Young the Konawaena girls' 'team has experienced one of the most successful years in the history of the Konawaena High School by winning the Big Island Inter-scholastic championship. They were the undefeated champs, walking off with the beautiful trophy. A large credit goes to the girls for the super-sportsmanship they show- ed and also a great deal of credit goes to Mr. Young who has put forth all his efforts to improve the team. 1903 JANUARY 15 SCORE 38-8 Q1-,lfjf'4Ka Wena O Kona RX!!! 2 - fi 'il fx 'iv 6 W G L91 fs Q4--'--'- T. Sasaki B. Yates K. Minamoto K. Hiraoka Konawaena Honokaa ....... 38 to Konawaena Kohala ........ 20 to Konawaena Hilo High ,,,,. 29 to Konawaena Honokaa ....... 32 to Konawaena Hilo High ..,,. 33 to Konawaena Kohala ,,...... 21 to Konawaena Kohala ...,....,.,.....,...,......,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 2 to Playing in their new uniforms the girl's casaba team opened then 1n1 tial game at the home court on January 15. Although the Konawaena sextette lacked in height, they were too fast for the visiting Honokaa team and were victorious in a 38w8 score. With such fast and sharp shooters as T. Sasaki, K. Hiraoka, B. Yates, M. Hoomanawanui and with the fine de- fensive game played by A. Gaa, K. Minamoto, A. Tanabe, an impressive showing was made by leading every quarter of the game. JANUARY 22 SCORE 20-10 The Konaites after several unsuccessful years defeated the powerful Kohala team on January 22, at the home court. After much excitement in the first half, the game finally ended 20 to 10 in favor of the Konas. Those who played heads-up were T. Sasaki, B. Yates, K. Hiraoka, K. Mi- namoto, A. Gaa, A. Tanabe, and S. Taketa. JANUARY 23 SCORE 29-24 After a hot and exciting game played against the powerful Vikingettes' at Kona on January 23, the Wildcats came out victorious with a close score of 29-24. This marked their third victory. 1919? clip-l o ,,?4?0Ka Wena O Kona 'lFQ!?4o... f . A. Tanabe M. Hoomanawanui S. Taketa E, Denis FEBRUARY 5 SCORE 32-6 . By defeating the Honokaa sextette 32 to 6 on February 5 at the Ho- nokaa outdoor court, the fourth victory was gained. The Green and Whites led by K. Hiraoka, S. Sasaki and B. Yates who garnered 15, 13 and 4 points respectively took a 15 to 4 lead at the end of the lirst half and with a lead of 17 to 2 at the end of the second half. Those who played a fine game for the defensive were K. Minamoto, A. Gaa, S. Taketa and A. Tanabe. FEBRUARY 6 SCORE 33-21 At the Hilo Armory on February 6, the Konawaena girls' team invad- ed the Hilo Vikingettes with a 33-21 victory. The Wildcats were able to lead throughout the game holding the opponents scoreless in the first quarter. i FEBRUARY 11 SCORE 22-21 When the Konawaena sextette met the powerful Kohala on February 11, they played a heart breaking game. Although the girls played their very best Kohala emerged victorious by a close margin of 22-421. MARCH 3 SCORE 42-23 In spite of the previous defeat, the Wildcat team thrashed the power- ful Kohala girls' team 42-23 on March 3 at Kona and received the B. I. F. title. With fast passing and sharp shooting the Wildcats took the lead from the start. T. Sasaki, K. Hiraoka, and B. Yates scored 21, 19, and 2 points respectively. On the defense, K. Minamoto, A. Gaa, and A. Tanabe starred for Konawaena. 4925 Q oLW o Q ,Q Ka Wena O Kona Qfygitll. gg .1 Bottom row, left to right: Lot Sato, Morris Suzuki, Munetoshi Sakamoto, Yo- shiharu Inaba, Samuel Shimizu, Harold Fujita, Masaru Yamauchi, Tetsuro NVakayama, Hiroyuki Mori. Second row: A. C. Young, coachg Mitsuo Nakagawa, Yoshinori Manago, Mitsuo Xlnggmotg, Humiyuki, Kiyota, Haruto Manago, Kaoru Ogata, Sakao Nasu, Unoji Goto, Kazumi Kinosliita, Kensuke Mitome, Naoji Yamagata. BASEBALL BIG ISLAND JUNIOR INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONS fCoach-Mr, A. C. Youngl Over 40 diamonders reported to the opening practice held in the early part of March. Out of this large turnout, 18 played part of the games for the Wildcat team. With probably all the first stringers as well as substitutes returning next year, the Wildcat team is expected to win another title. Through Coach Young's fine coaching, the Konawaena nine easily walked off with the Junskol title. 1939 Oli!---o ,yZwKa Wena O Kona Wie Hiroyuki Mori-P Harold Tanaka-P Humiyuki Kiyota-P Harold Fujita-P ATHLETES .Tetsuo Sato-3B Harry Manago-SS Kaoru Ogata-LF Haruto Manago-LF Munetoshi Sakamoto -C Masaru Yamauchi-1B Mitsuo Yamamoto-1B Samuel Shimizu-2B Kazumi Kinoshita-2B Yoshiharu Inaba-2B Unoji Goto-LF Yoji Hirokawa-CF Naoji Yamagata-CF Richard Ikeda-RF Katsuyuki Tanabe-Scorer Katsutoshi Matsumura-Mascot BASEBALL RESULTS March 26 at Kona ..,... .......,.. . ..........,...r,.......... April 2 at Kona ...... April 9 at Kohala .....,. April 16 at Hilo ,...,.., April 17 at Pahala ..,.. April 22 at Honokaa April 30 at Kona ......., Hilo Int. 3-Konawaena Honokaa 0-Konawaena Kohala 9-Konawaena Hilo Int. 3-Konawaena Pahala 13--Konawaena Honokaa 17-Konawaena Kohala 0- Konawaena INTERCLASS SPORTS June 23 Seventh-Eighth June 24 Juniors June 25 Freshmen June 28 Seniors June 29 Freshmen June 30 Seventh-Eighth July 2 Juniors BASEBALL 4 Vs. 5 Vs. 5 vs. 8 vs. 9 vs. 8 vs. 5 Vs. C943 Sophomores Seniors Seventh-Eighth Seventh-Eighth Freshmen Sophomores Seniors wa wg, .-wgc----d ,fn-E Ka Vvena O Kona R321 '34, ml 4 C ,A ...aff .. .ffml r ,ff First row, left to right: K. Ichishita, I. Nakamura, S. Oishi, N, Matsumura, M. Hashimoto, R. Nasu, M. Kobayashi, S. Oishi, T. Murata Second row: R. Chai, H. Sugi, N. Yamagata, S. Akamine, G. Sasaki, M. Hada, K. Kimura, K. Urada, S. Tanouye, H. Rapoza Third row: S. Hakoda, Y. Saito, L. Hirokawa, M. Yamamoto, H. Kiyota, K. Matsumura, B. Arcamo, S. Tachibana, B. Panis, J. Gaa, R. Fukumitsu Fourth row: Mr. Inaba, Y. Matsumoto, S. Matsumoto, T. Kawaihoa, T. Springer, H. Haanio, H. Ako, M. Lehua. TRACK JUNIOR INTERSCHOLASTIC CONTEST CCoach-Minoru Inabaj Over 40 enthusiastic tracksters answered when coach Minoru Inaba issued the first practice. Although they failed to capture the Junskol Championship by a Whisker, the Wildcat cinderpathers made a good show- ing by grabbing the second place honor. With a majority returning, the Wildcat cinderpathers are expected to be a dangerous team to watch next year. Much credit must go to Mr. Inaba for his great effort given in deve- loping a strong outfit. ATHLETES Sprinters: George Ushiroda, Julian Delos Reyes, Masao Hada, Nao- ji Yamagata, George Sasaki, Ben Panis, Ralph Fukumitsu, and Joe Gaa. Pole Vaulters: Yoji Hirokawa, Manuel Lehua, Kongo Kimura, and Susumu Tachibana. Discus and shot-putters: Richard Chai, Harry Haanio, Thomas Springer, Herbert Ako, and Mitsuo Yamamoto. Broad jumpers: Humiyuki Kiyota, and Yasuto Saito. KN? Qgyr-W-fe. o J,,fE ,,, ,ff Ka Wena O Kona Nj c 4c1.. INTERSCI-IOLASTIC TRACK AND FIELD MEET Honokfa 138 1 51 Konawaena C34 1.155 Kohala Q21 3-53 Hilo Int. C9 3-'55 60 Yard Dash-lst, Y. S. Ko CHon.Dg 2nd, J. Gaa CKOnaJg 3rd, Y. Hata fHiloJg 4th, K. Takaki CKOhalaJ. Time: 6.6. 100 Yard Dash-1st, K. Takaki CKohalaJ 5 2nd, Y. S. Ko QHOn.J g 3rd, H. Doi fHon.Dg 4th, R. Akana lK0halaD. Time: 10.6. 220 Yard Dash-lst, K. Takaki CKohalaJg 2nd, J. Gaa CKonaJg 3rd, S. Akayama fH0n.Jg 4th, Igawa fHiloJ. Time: 27.2. 440 Yard Run-lst, J. Delos Reyes fKonaJ g 2nd, K. Takaki fKohalaJ 5 3rd, R. Fukumitsu fKonaJg 4th, T. Hoon QHiloJ. Time: 55.4. 440 Yard Relay-lst, Kona CJ. Gaa, G. Ushiroda, J. Reyes, N. Yama- ,gatabg 2nd, Honokaag 3rd, Kohalag 4th, Hilo. Time: 48.8. Shot Put-lst, Y. S. Ko CH0n.l Q 2nd, I. Machida fHon.J 5 3rd, Y. Ta- manaha CKohalaJg 4th, H. Ako fKonaJ. Distance: 52' 45 High Jump-Tied for lst. Y. S. Ko fHon.J and J. Gaa fK0naJ 3 tied for third, Baker fHiloJ, Teraoka fHon.D, Doi fHon.J, Raquenio fKohalaJg M. Lehua fKonaJ. Height 5' Broad Jump-lst, Y. S. Ko CHon.Jg 2nd, Frendo CHiloJg 3rd, K. Ta- kaki CKohalaJg 4th, M. Lehua fKonaJ. Distance 18' IOM . . Polevault-lst, M. Lehua fKonal g 2nd, Okazaki fHon.J g tied for 3rd, Kunimura CHiloJ, Tachibana QKonaJ, and L. Hirokawa QKonaJ. Height 87 977 Discus-lst, Y. S. Ko fHon.J g 2nd, R. Chai QKonaJ 3 3rd, Y. Lee QKO- halal g 4th, G. Bell QHiloJ. Distance 135' 4 . NON-SCHOLASTIC TRACK AND FIELD MEET - fAt Konaj Hilo High 1945 Konawaena Q65 1 96 5 SCRA PBOOK BOOK VI 1 Jf 'R To The Cosmopolitan of Hawaii Friendly ond Binding We dedicate this section 744 5 , .,,, fl f Id fp? .-1, '7 Vi' is ,ff 5 2-Qf 4: C- n' .' 1 .- 4 - - 7 f 7 Q7 1 ff' 5 a' f f f ',f 197' f ' ffl 5 i 7 ' n If C I im N I . ln, i- LX . f! 2- - .' , EW 4 , A- X pQ - ff 7? f l . 1 ..l..,,, olW'-- 0 S'.QgKa Vvena O Kona is Nfl- may Day Scenes Q 98 J N... 'QD '--'W'-'O C9 Tlui? QS-47Ka W'ena O KonaQ:2f'f4,,.11. MAY, LEI, AND HEALTH DAY CELEBRATION CApri1 31 and May 13 May Queen ....,.. Martha Ushiroda May L0rd ............ ..........R............ M asaru Yamauchi Cr0wn Bearers .................... Edna Nonaka, Masato Aoki Train Bearers ................ Shizuko Imai, Fusae Motomura Attendants ............,. Kiyoko Minamoto, Esther Chaung, Yoshie Oku, Alice Texeira, Mieko Onodera, Kazue Kiyota, Kathleen fihaung, Flora Kim, Loretta Kim, Florence Oue, Ethel Imai, Shizuno Kawakami, Sachiko Ikeda, and Fu- sae Uchida. Heralds .......... Yoshio Matsumoto, Munetoshi Sakamoto Pianist ....... ..........,............................. K imiko Sugamura PROGRAM Call to the Green ..................l........... ........ H eralds Processional Crowning of the May Queen Presentation of Flowers and Gifts to Queen Revels on the Green Call to Recessional ...... .....,........,..l.......,... H eralds Recessional COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN General Chairman .....,...,.....,...e....,. Mrs. Jeanne 'Skinner Military Escort A ,,.,,,...,.....,e..l........,...... Mr. Minoru Inaba May Queen and attendants .......... Miss Margaret Fujita Hawaiian Group ..................... .. Tumbling ..........,........,........................ Miss Lily Kanehe Mr. Achong Young Mother Nature Pantomine ............ Mrs. Primrose Yates Harmonica Band ............................ Japanese Dances ....... Folk Dances ............... .... .. Robin Hood Group Maypole ...................... ..... Music ............. .......... Decoration ........................ ........ ....... Student Chairman Mr. Pyuen Son Pyuen Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu Miss Amelia Borges Miss Betty Smith Mrs. Priscilla Young Miss Helen Brown Mrs. Mabel Trooien Unoji Goto Assistant student chairman ................ Martha Ushiroda 1993 ,mri V b2 Qf0 X Ka Wena O Kona X: 3:0 J 1 V I 1 1' I' v . 1 J I :J by Operetta Cast 4 100 J oi.S0i o fo - , Ka Wena O Kona is-U',?4cLl - THE OUTLAW KING Presented July 23, 1937 KONA THEATER THE CAST Robin Hood ...... Lady Marion ...,... . . A Pilgrim ..... Lady Dorothy ..... Friar Tuck ........ Sheriff ....................... A Minstrel ................... Richard I fAbbotJ Prince John ...,,..o. Guards .,.......... Little John ........ Will Scarlet ....... Will Stutely .,,l.,, Alan-A-Dale ...... Catherine ,...... Guinevere ......, Elaine .......... Mary .,.,. Susumu Tachibana Ayako Nakamoto Kaoru Ogata Francisca Suelto Wilfred Aona Kenneth Yonemura Gilbert Hayashi Larry Hirokawa Unoji Goto Hachiro Shimizu' Akira Morihara Kenneth Yanagi .. Ralph Fukumitsu Yoshio Matsumoto James Masutomi Alice Tanabe Kimiko Hiraoka Esther Kimura Chuan Chung Chorus ...i. ..,......,. G lee Club PRODUCTION STAFF Director ....... .......,.,.,..................,.........,,.. M iss Helen Brown Costumes ,,.,,,. ......... M iss Amelia Borges Miss Chiyoko Sadayasu Stage ,,,,,l,.,,,,,,,.,, ........ M rs. Jeanne Skinner Pianist .,,, Qi ,,.,...,,.... ......... K imiko Sugamura Ticket Manager ....... .........i.. M 12 Kenji G0t0 Dancing ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ....... M iss Amelia BOI'g'eS Publicity ,,,i,,,.,,,.,,,, .,..... M I'. Minoru Inaba Programs ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. ........ M iss Betty Smith Student Manager ........ ...... H achiro Shimizu 11015 ,.., f '1 ,' K ! Ji-If jk sfJ ' J' .141 c EQ'-Ka Wena 0 Kdna fijfffw , J I . V lx I 'X f XJ ' K' 4 In I 1 k . ' J! . v l I ' ' I K I 1 I N' If I ' X f x Oh Professor Cast Q 102 J 0 -W o Q ,. ,, Ka Wena O Kona S-J! '?4o..lg OH, PROFESSOR ! Sponsored by the Konawaena P. T. A. Friday, June 5, at Kona Theater CAST Mr. Clement Judd Michael Pemberton, a young millionaire ...... Patricia Patterson, loved by Michael .- ,..,.. . . ..,.... Miss Ella Fraser Jake, an old janitor .....,......,.......,..........l......... ...... M r. Nathan Ambrose Dr. Aristotle, Dean of Brixton Academy ...... . ........ Mr. Thomas White Miss Frederica, assistant to Dr. Aristotle ...,..,...,......,.. M1's. Rose Falconer Jimmy Anderson, and Emily .....,.....,.......,......,........,.. Mr. Charles Griswold Prof. Percival Courtwright, and Capt. Montmorency..Mr. Samuel Clashman Mlle. F iii, a French girl ...,..,...,. .,.,..........,..,.........,.........,.... M iss Betty Smith Fluff, a student ............... ,..,. M iss Amelia Borges Bertha, a student ...,..., ,r..... Mrs. Eva Hayashi Jean, a student ..,...... ..,o,. M iss Margaret Fujita Belle. a student .............,.. . ..... ..........,...r. .....,..,.....,..... M i ss Florence Akamu Time: The present. One day in Spring. Place: The study hall in the summer school of the Brixton Academy for Young Ladies. . Oh, Professor , a farce in three acts, was presented by the Ko- nawaena faculty with the support of the P. T. A. to raise money to install a public--address system at Konawaena School. With the annual staff' assisting in the ticket sales, a net profit of about S200 was realized from the play. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Director ......................... ........,......... Business Manager ........ Publicity ...............,.. Stage ...... Lights ......... Properties ....., Make-up ..... Miss Amelia Borges Mr. Kenji Goto Mr. Minoru Inaba . Mrs. Jeanne Skinner Mr. Albert Vestal Mrs. Mabel Trooien Ticket Sellers ...... ....... 11031 Mrs. Lucile Ambrose Mrs. Blanche Griswold Miss Helen Brown . Mrs. Edith Baybrook Mrs. Blanche Griswold Annual Staff Members , f nllwlf o ' W. .. f X N0 , U ff 5 .+i,,? .... 5 f'47Ka wana o Kona 7.i-i4.-ii .r 5710 Mar az' .ffbnawaena U. Goto F. Uchiyama Vi M. Ushiroda 1 K. Yasuda , , L- ' + L ' . D. Noda C1045 .x fo n--W-i-S L, -l. ,Q-if-47Ka Wena 0 Kona J5:1gf.'f4 ...w... Qedzbaied io Zpfzese cyfudenis C . M' N- W ' .. , 1 K. Kimura Y. Hirokaw I , . V K. .Minamo NWJJ Wx ofwdbswxfv . ..... M K. Kaneko C105J 'O O-Wl 0 Qi. QSO Ka Wena O Kona iii HONORS ROLL FIRST SEMESTER This year the quarterly grades Were omitted and grades were glven according to semesters the school year being divided into two semesters At the end of the first semester iifty-eight students of the intermedi ate and senior high grades placed on the honor roll SEVENTH GRADE Fuyuki Haraguchi Isamu Morita Shizuno Fujimoto Mieko Kubota Takeko Murakami Yukio Ide Jin Young Lee Hayao Oishi Tomiki Suzuki Yoshitaka Uchimura EIGHTH GRADE Yoshiharu Nakamaru Elizabeth Kauwenaole Yasumitsu Deguchi Kiyomi Ashihara Aiko Ikeda May Okinaga Kaoru Fujiwara Masae Uemura N IN TH GRADE James Masutomi Mary Hirokawa Emiko Iwashita Kimiko Sugamura Betty Tsuhako Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Shuku Kurozawa Yoshiko Kurozawa Masaji Sasaoka 11065 TENTH GRADE Mutsume Okumura Mitsuyo Yanaga Yukie Kaneko Elsie Seo Takeshi Okano Hisao Murata ELEVENTH GRADE Hideo Miyamoto Samuel Mukaida Alice Khim , George Nasu Vivian Suzuki Mitose Murakami Martha Ushiroda Kenneth Yonemura Shigeo Shimada Alfred Yanamura Masatsugu Yonezaki TWELFTH GRADE Kiyoko Minamoto June Okumura Unoji Goto Kongo Kimura Daniel Noda Kensuke Mitome Sakao Nasu . Hachiro Shimizu Naoji Yamagata Kenneth Yanagi Kikue Kaneko Kimiko Yasuda fr? W 9 fs ..jE. ,yl.,Qj41f Ka Wena O Kona t5gjQjQo ff . iglgk CALENDAR NOVEMBER School doors are flung wide open once more as teachers and stu- dents troop in to resume their work. First assembly is held. Mr. Clashman is in good humor today and with good reason to be. The stork paid a visit and it's a boy. Congratulations! Where are the cigars? Mr. Inaba displays top form as he races down to the teachers' meeting in what seems like re- cord-breaking time. Embryo chemists look rather worried as they survey the year's work. Cheer up, Imada, it isn't so bad. Chamber of Commerce repre- sentative speaks to assembly on Buy-a-bird campaign . Hi-Y sponsors Turkey Hop in the gym. Anna Lee Sui wins a turkey. Senate holds first meeting. Senior Girl Reserves and friends enjoy first social held in the ca- feteria. Homemaking 7 and 8 girls en- joy Thanksgiving dinner. Hi-Y delegates leave for Kauai con- ference. Happy landing, boys! Thanksgiving holiday. That Morris Suzuki believes in the common phrase Early bird gets the worm is p1'oved when he is seen sprinting around the field in shorts starting training for track events. The king of American sports isn't dead in Konawaena yet. Youngsters are seen tossing and kicking the pigskin around the field. 11073 Those happy smiles! Lonesome? They're practicing artificial respira tion. The journalists. Working in the office, The future business men. , a --a--e ...-jwffwkx Mena O Kona iYQfLe4?. 2. 11 12 Top to bottom, left: They seem to be hard workers. Making themselves at home Yeah, Team! Fight, fight, fight! How about building an arbor for us? The MGR. Right: The side view of Mr. Young. He's camera shy! At the Hawaiian Alps. 14 15 16 11085 1. 3. 4. 7. 8. 9. 10. CALENDAR DECEMBER 8-14 Wins November attendance banner. 8-21 comes second. Did you know, folks, that Her- bert Sakamoto is an author at heart? Read his Chinese short- story and you'll find out. Student leaders boost sale of ac- tivity tickets at assembly. The Writer has just learned that Emma Denis is a boxer besides a basketball player. Moses is appointed chief of po- lice by cabinet. Kiyoko is de- puty chief. Sakao Nasu is a mathematician of no small ability. Geometry is duck soup to him. English students get their full share of patriotic essays and original short stories. I am a real part of the Kona- Waena student government, etc . Sounds like a soap box oration but it's only Futoshi ad- vertising that he bought an ac- tivity ticket, number 468 or something near that. K-O-rah! N-A-rah! The gym is literally rocked with yells as students demonstrate their yell- ing prowess at annual contest. 12--16, 12-1 and 11-7 Win top honors. Wildcat quintet puts up a stiff battle but loses by a close call to Aloha Amateurs in initial game of the season, 26-28. Christmas is coming just around the corner. A big wreath is seen on Mr. Inaba's door. Senior G. R.'s hold Christmas program. Winter is seen with a tie. Well, f .. 5 0iv?0 Q Ka Vvena 0 Kona Qjf?f4,,-i CALENDAR well, what's up? 17. Christmas carol practice at as- sembly. Wildcats meet second defeat of season at hands of Keaukahas. Daniel, Naoji and Mr. Goto sail for high school conference. 21. Chemistry students take first test of year. 22. Christmas assembly. Home- rooms hold Christmas pro- grams. St. Mary's invades Kona once more. Too bad, we lost, but I guess We gave them one grand Christmas Present. 23 Jan. 3. Christmas Vacation. JANUARY, 1937 4. A new school year is ushered in. Students make bags full of re- solutions to do this and that du- ring the year. Whether they will fulfill them or not remains to be seen. 5. Wildcats Cut Cane the Paha- las to the tune of 49-44 at the gym. 6. Seniors Q12-19 under Mr. Pyuen romp off with the December At- tendance Banner with the 12- 16's right on their heels. 7. Delegates to the T.H.S.G.A. Conference held at McKinley' during the Christmas Holidays give report before the assembly. Dan forgets to mention that the Cafeteria manager of McKinley complained because he ate too much. 8-'9. Carnival is held in the gym with favorable results. Burlesque dance by a group of boys led by T. Imada steals the spotlight. Basketball boys leave for Maui via Kawaihae. 18. f 109 J i 1 I Top to bottom: Mr. Segami, the, chemist. On your mark-get set- Bird day-June 25th. Swinging in the Swing. Yes? Right: The mighty seniors The future Fred Perry. Whew! o-TW?- o . ? ,?iXQ4Ka Wena. O Kona 'wqfiomlm . . .....7 ' ., nn, f. .-, Um! Vk'here's ours. Waiting for the show to start? Do your duty, girls. The gang! What's the conversa- tion about? The senior girls are doing their job! CALENDAR 11. Record number take part in pre- liminaries for the Elks' Oratori- cal Contest. Kimiko and Kikue are chosen as finalists in the se- nior division. 13. Seniors elect Daniel Noda as President in initial meeting of the year. 14. Yutaka Takemoto wears dark goggles to school to zzz zzz in the class. 15. Boys defeat Honokaa Dragons after returning from an unsuc- cessful trip to Maui. Playing' in new uniforms, the Girls re- pulse the Honokaa lassies. 16-17 Second Big Island Press Con- ference is held at Konawaena with -over seventy delegates pre- sent to discuss publication pro- blems. 18. Kikue Kaneko and James Masu- tomi are chosen to represent Konawaena at the Elk's Oratori- cal contest to be held in Hilo. 19. Basketball boys are still raving about the dames on the Valley Island. Manuel Lehua is a ve- ry changed man. fin regard to womenj 20. Kohala Cowboys and Cowgirls move into our midsts. A social is held in their honor during the evening. 21. Bang! S-P-U-T-T! Not so lucky this time! Girls emerge victori- ous over the Vikingettes but Wildcats go down to defeat af- ter a creditable showing. 23. F. F. A. Journal makes first ap- pearance with news of the farm. 24. Dedication of the new athletic field takes place with leaders of the community featuring in a 110 J f X Q10 - KQJ Y4kK.,'! j, A, Ka W'ena O Kona X rf C - .. ,W--AA, CALENDAR brief opening ceremony. Mr. Griswold proves to be a Dizzy Dean as he pitches the first ball. Green and White cagesters af- ter a slow start shift into high during the last half and subdue the Hilo Int. Spartans 44-36. 30 31. Big Island Hi-Y Conf. is held at Keahou Camp with delegates from all over the Big Island pre- sent. FEBRUARY, 1937 Flag is flown at half mast as Manji Koike, Senior, passes away after lengthy illness at the Kona Hospital. Fusao Uchiyama and Martha Ushiroda are elected President and Sec.-Treasurer of the T.H.- S.G.A. respectively, by the Se- nate. Alfred, Masatsugu and CYD stage an eating contest in the Cafeteria. Resulting in indiges- tion, yawning, frowns on Miss Imadals face and last of all but not the least, Alfred is declared the Winnah. Wotta Man! It's sure Pennies from Heaven for the Girl Reserves as they realize a huge net Profit from a benefit movie at the Aloha The- atre. Konawaena Casaba teams in- vade Honokaa. Girls go on a rampage and sew up a 32-6 vic- tory over the Dragonettes. The boys, not taking to the outdoor court as the girls did are usurp- ed by a 20-15 score. Leaving Honokaa behind, the ambitious players invaded Hilo for a crucial series of games fllll --v --.-.4c -l Top to bottom, left: Hard working molohas. The Ha'-monica band. Waiting for what? From where did you come? Capt. Cook 4H boys' basketball team Right: The tennis champs? Takeshi is all tired out. Kau kau? A'one? ,-4 F0 O--W--0 Q, A-i,,f Nijj Ka Wena 0 Kona iFy?4o.lT vi 1.1 , , - Top to bottom, left: The Yankees of Kona. Something's interesting at the sen ior picnic. Kite Day at Konawaena. At the Press Confab. Right: Mr. Griswold and the janitor. The physical cd. volleyball players. J'Drifting and dreaming. 7. 9. 10 11 12 13 14 17 18. 11125 CALENDAR Hachiro Shimizu makes a Won- derful discovery. Guess it.. Ca nice cockroach in his lunch.J G.R.-Hi-Y Valentine Social is held after school in the School against the Vikings. Wildcat sextette wins easily whereas the boys once again give the Terri- torial Champs a scare by flash- ing potential power and an un- deniable fighting spirit. Cafeteria. One hundred seventy four' ab- sentees are registered as the measles epidemic spreads. Basketball teams return from Kohala with a 1500 average as the boys win a 40-41 decision and the girls are unsuccessful by one point, in a sizzling dou- ble-header. Mr. Cecil Bernard, County YM- CA Sec. speaks before the as- sembly on Abraham Lincoln. Capacity crowd watches the Wildcats edge out a 29-25 ver- dict against the Mauites in a lo- cal game. The visitors are hon- ored later in the evening with a banquet at the Cafeteria. The Campus gets a new hair- cut as the students engage in a general cleanup. 12-16 girls are given an opportunity to show their working wares as Mr. Clashman furnishes them with hoes, sickles and weeders. Gilbert Hayashi receives a note asking him to pay 10 cents to the library as a fine. Doing some detective work he finds out that Y. I. had black mailed him and he gets a hearty laugh. Valentine dance, sponsored by 3xUfv Q to lf?-l? Q lT,,3 Ka Wena o Kona s:-,..4.-- CALENDAR the Kona Civis Club is held in the gym with many dance en- thusiasts present. Boys' team leaves for Hilo. Hilo Teachers' Union have a one day Conference at the Aloha Theatre. Tetsuro Wakayama earns a new monicker besides Wimpy as he proves his food devouring po- wer at a sukiyaki dinner. Just call him Bottomless and he'll answer without hesitation. Students enjoy a vacation as Washington's Birthday is obser- ved. Kazuki Segami is confined to one of the local hospitals for snow blindness after going on a trip to Mauna Kea with a group of boys. The glistening snow just razzle dazzled his eyes. Avast you land lubber! And what do I see? A group of se- ven mighty Seniors going into the office and humbly asking for a tardy slip, thanking Mr. Clashman for sending them with all their heart. New drinking fountains are in- stalled by the Main building and the gym. Intermediate Debators put up a sparkling show as the nega- tives defeat the Laupahoehoes in the gym and the affirmatives contend themselves with a tri- umph over Honokaa at the lat- Top to bottom, left: June 11th at t J t , d Konawaena. el S own S amplng groan S' Representatives from different na- MARCH tions. . . . They're working hard. Tamotsu Kmoshita is chosen as Mrs. Skinner at Kailua. Konawaena F.F.A. Chapter's representative in the Territorial F.F.A. oratorical contest. Mr. f1l3J Right: My Stars! Kat-Chun is way ahead in Kohala Skippy's waiting for whom? 1 'S FD QTQW-To C99 S ,,E'. NSU Ka Wena O Kona if-J! 'f:0..H? J i i , . Top to bottom ,ieft: The chief cooks are making faces at us. All aboard! Parke is dreaming and working. How friendly! The office assistant Right: In the midst of cabbages. 'I beg your pardon? Attention! 11 Sherretz o he nolulu Poli Dept. giv s inte sting talk 0 crime, Ame ica ro s clas cAll?geT 1 aye x 2. Martha i otic withx a Irie m t ll p t. o rent, om he 0 am t held n bas etball team nihi- ls to op th Gi i s' i shi . call ,for bi l t 1 is with abou 50 cand tes with Mr. ,XYo g as 8. deb s praritice before Minnie comes to sc 001 new ' ker . ' 9. Hil I ermedia e D bate Ii Big an . eb g m- Eion lip as e o -talkt elo-' als. .5 Mrs. Skinnet 11. Ken Mit e Wear boots to chool. 11 12. Fine and andy weather s r. J udd's wearing of suit ch ses ol' man Jupiter away. Senior high debaters split even, winning from Kohala and drop- ping a close verdict to Hilo High. 17. 7-4 presents assembly program in celebration of St. Patrick's day. Wildcat ball tossers subdue Spartans 8-3 to revive Konawa- ena's entry in Interscholastic baseball. 19-28. Spring vacation. Students enjoy long respite. F.F.A. Con- ference in Honolulu. 29. Chicken head Kinoshita 13. 18. 4? C0 0 NL 10-2 esents. act y uncy, 4 i X o-Wlo Q f O, mQ77Ka Wena 0 Kona sg!! Lo----5 5 CALENDAR proudly displays a gold medal, won in the F.F.A. poultry judg- ing contest. Masao Hada takes groaning les- sons from Mr. Clashman, as se- niors rehearse play. APRIL G.R. Candle lighting service. Akinori Matsuyama is innocent victim of a mighty April Fool joke. Honokaa Dragons invade dis- trict to be scalped 14-0 by am- bitious Konawaena nine. Emma Denis comes to school with a Clean Shave . Where's the Clark Gable's moustache, Emma ? inquires Isami. Spark! spark! Mr. Clashman's new USD shoes throw off bril- liant reflection. Order in the Court! - So say the seniors as they exhibit their ability as stageplayers during the assembly. . Baseball boys chalk up their 3rd victory as Kohalas are un- able to revive the locals. Judge Thompson speaks on Clean Speech to the Hi-Y boys. Seniors enjoy picnic at Honau- nau beach. Students are in all kinds of moods. The reason: Report cards are issued. Hobby extra makes appear- ance on the campus. No woman suffrage in 12-16 homeroom as Mr. S. C. fequiva- lent to Sup, Courtl assigns girls to empty garbage cans. Baseball boys leave for Hilo. Elimination for Constitutional f 1 15 ,ff S , Top to bottom, left: Shimao acting like a big shot . The sidewalk of Konawaena. Do your work, Miss. We want some cane. Right: Larry works with a smile- In the canefields. En-d of second period. Mid-morning lunch period. Is that your little niece, Chieko? o w- Q T.+.,?XQb'Ka wena 0 Kona l1YQ?1c. . fu? Top to bottom, left: The builders of America. Then I softly told her how Pank and James W'hat's up? Who's that climbing the tree? Right: Skippy marches to school. End cf the 100 yard dash. Your Waikiki sister. - Sophomore class actors Haiti One, Two . 11 CALENDAR Oratorical Contest takes place. Hi-Y deputation team leaves for Kohala. Baseballers defeat Spar- tans for second time. Wildcats defeat Pahala's in an 11 inning game on their way home from Hilo. K-R-A-C-K! Oue Studio suffers big loss as Prexy', Goto bursts the camera. 20. Masaru and Martha are elected to reign as Lord and Queen res- pectively during the May Day Festivities. Einstein Sakamoto dreams of the gals in Kohala and discov- ers that geometry and girls d0n't mix after all. Dragons upset Wildcat nine 1'7- 14 to shatter Konawaena's dream of an undefeated season. Nancy Steele is Missing, , but the crowd isn't missing and the seniors realize huge profit from benefit movies. Dual trackmeet with Hilo High. Vikings romp off with major laurels but our boys make good showing. 24-25. Big Island Conference with 300 girls from all over the island participating. Konawae- na wins star chapter. Mr. Pyuen wears new suit to school. Gentleman Imada returns to school after being away for about a month. Rip Van Winkle Kiyota's deep slumber in the 3rd period class is interrupted suddenly by the call for a report by Miss Smith. 29-30. Elaborate two days' May Day 16. 18. 19. 21. 22. 23. 26. 27. 28. festivities take place, through- 6 J New '?Wlo CQ , lh- Ka VVena O Kona ki!! '?4n. K ...-.-Z- CALENDAR the sponsorship of the Lions Club. The colorful pageant, Fair, Hobby and Baby Show are the main highlights. Mr. ':Buck Jones Young and Tom Mix Pyuen exhibit their riding abi- lity in the donkey race. MAY Ben Panis while practicing high jumping invents the nut's roll ? Konawaena places second in the Star Bulletin Oratorical Contest. Kiyoko, Emiko and Miss Sada- yasu leave for Terr. F.H.H. con- ference. Mrs. Clashman substi- tutes for Miss Sadayasu. Chorus and orchestra classes put on program in observation of music week. Tickets for the P.T.A. play are distributed to the annual staff members for sale. Seniors present a brilliant at- mosphere as boys wear ties and M. O. has a new permanent Waikiki wave. Fifty-eight students place on honor roll for first semester. Mr. Young's 7-4 class presents musical program. Seniors defeat Juniors in a closely contested inter-class basketball game. U. of H. entrance examinations taken by 30 seniors. Jr. G.R. social. Seniors over- whelm Sophs Students take hearing tests. Senate meets, revival of court system is discussed. Track boys make good showing in Jr. Inter-scholastic meet at Honokaag G.R.-Hi-Y banquet at the cafeteria. 11171 39555 Q i Nil Top to bottom, left: The bathing shiek-Mr. Inaba. At the sophomore picnic, Kailua, The boy scouts of Kona. Hi-Y deputation boys talking at Kohaia. Gazing at ? ? ? Right: Wiorking hard, eh, Mr. Yo shinaga? Winter Cho-the mighty senior. 0 --W e i--Qygiqvvfia Wena. O Kona Wie 1. Top to bottom, left: Bask:-.tl.:3.ll boys at Maui. ln the fairy garden of Maui. Mr. Inaba gives the mean smile. May Day tumblers. Right: Unoji gives a dandy dive. How romantic. The senior trio. Waiting for the meeting to start. Military boys practice for May Day. 25. 26. 27. 28. 31. 4. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 14. 15. 16. 18. 19. 21. 22 23 f118l CALENDAR Seniors squeeze out 39-25 ver- dict from the juniors in a se- cond series combat. 10-13 presents Memorial Day program. Preview showing of Oh Pro- fessor , held in the gym. G.R, girls aid in selling Memori- al Day poppies. All quiet on the western front as school observes Memorial Day. JUNE Oh, Professor presented by faculty is well received. Sun glasses and goggles very much in existence as students view eclipse. Interclass track meet startsg juniors lead. Program presented by 9-5 home- room. G. R.'s entertain with a well ba- lanced program. Kamehameha Day. No school. Well, of all the- , Futoshi comes to school attired in brand new longies. Operetta cast begins practice. Senate meetsg C. P. O. recom- mendations made. Letter awarding committee gets busy on point system. Press Club initiation and chick- en hekka takes place at Keau- hou. Louis-Braddock fight is the talk of the campus. Seniors cop interclass track meet. Intermediates nose out juniors for second place. Interclass baseball begins. Yoji is seen with new kickers. ,iiffjq W gxglf Q lim: ,X Ka Wena, 0 Kona gh! 24C Vw-'inn' ' - also v I vw CALENDAR Fine assembly program given by 9-12 homeroom. Japanese White-eye birds released on the campus. F. F. A.-F. H. H. banquet is held at the school cafeteria. G R's entertain mainland G. R. Declamation contest is held. JULY Big Isle G. R. confab opens at camp Keauhou. Sophomore dance is given, car- ried out in Japanese atmos- sphere. G. R.'s receive rings at impres- sive ceremonial. Sixteen girls are honored. Assembly program given by 11- 7 homeroom. Annual operetta sponsored with big success. Juniors honor seniors with an- nual prom. Large crowd attends. AUGUST Seniors dance their last mile before leaving the Alma Mater. Seniors are given official re- lease as diplomas are handed out. Freshman class enjoys big kaukau to celebrate their gra- duation. A luau with much salmon and pig keeps the seniors busy eat- ing. Twenty years from now-'???? Tree planting and class day cli- maxes the activities of the se- niors. Curtain falls on school activi- ties. Many shed farewell tears as they bid Aloha, till we meet again. 11195 Top to bottom, left: 4H boys taking a rest. Peanut gives the swan dive. The faculty trio . You give us the shivers! Right: Wihat's going on there? Mr. Clashman takes a nap. Changing classes. Students' favorite place. APC YOU Working or dreaming? ,X 2 fo s .O , lil-qi, Njlbf Z jv' f Ka Wena O Kona KQ79 ,f,4c :f Top to bottom, left: All ready to board for home from Maui. The gang . 'Volleyball champions. Basketball boys at Maui. Right: Ready-jump! 'Did you climb up the wall, Unoji? Um! W'hat's in the boxes? The happy-go-lucky vagabonds. Beside the palm trees. 7 20 POPULARITY CONTEST Boy- Qtopj Girl- C bottomj MOST POPULAR Senior Unoji Goto Martha Ushiroda Intermediate Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Emiko Iwashita MOST STUDIOUS Senior Alfred Yanamura Kikue Kaneko Intermediate Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Mary Hirokawa JOLLIEST Senior James Moriharaf Bessie Tanaka Intermediate Toshio Terazono Rose Nakano NOISIEST Senior Futoshi Inaba Kimiko Yasuda Intermediate Robert Yukitomo Elizabeth Kauwanaole MOST DIGNIFIED Senior Fusao Uchiyama Alice Khim Intermediate Masashi Shiraki Dora Sakamoto 5 , rg QT -W-'-'I Qs nt., ,tfffigf Ka Wena O Kona iX:2fjjQl ... POPULARITY CONTEST MOST COMICAL Senior Yasumi Yonemura Kiyoko Minamoto Intermediate Terrence Springer Mieko Tsukamoto MOST FRIENDLY Senior Gilbert Hayashi Utako Hayashi Intermediate Terrence Springer Mary Springer LAZIEST Senior Futoshi Inaba Alice Tanabe Intermediate Shigeo Matsuyama Shizuko Ando HARDEST WORKER Senior Kensuke Mitome Kikue Kaneko Intermediate Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Mary Hirokawa 4 Top to bottom, left: 10-2 homeroom program cast. S l MOST HUMANE Mr. Young stops to talk to Shizuko. 9n101' Gazing-Z Fugao Uchiyama Changing classes. Fumi Uchida The 1937 model. Intermediate Right: A first grader. , , Where's our cone, Miss Edington? Xukio Ide The snacks. working hard. TOSh1k0 Hada The May Day pianist. 121 if lf., X T-3 '??'W'l0 Cai -I l ,gg-gf' Ka VVena O Kona iii'jQ4,1-- i l Top to bottom, left: The Babe Ruths of Konawaena. Moon is preaching to the Juniors. Hi-Y boys enjoy a hearty meal. Ball one! The Kopawaena Fountain of Youth. Right: Everybody's happy Strike out! Martha comes smiling up the steps! K 122 POPULARITY CONTEST WITTIEST Senior Naoji Yamagata Mieko Onodera Intermediate Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Teruko Murakami MOST SERIOUS Senior Alfred Yanamura Kikue Kaneko Intermediate Wilfred Aona Beatrice Yates BEST DRESSED Senior Susumu Tachibana Utako Uchimura Intermediate James Masutomi Mary Jo Springer MOST BASHFUL Senior Shinichi Shiotsuka Anna Lee Sui Intermediate Yasutoku Akamine Lena Thompson BEST DISPOSITION Senior Daniel Noda Kikue Kaneko Intermediate Tsuyoshi Iwamoto Emiko Iwashita 3 DQ f . - Q 0 W ,Q Ka Wena.O Kona MQ' KL-1- POPULARITY CONTEST MOST ROMANTIC Senior Kenneth Yanagi Alice Tanabe Intermediate Ernest Khim Florence Shirota QUIETEST Senior Minoru Abe Fumi Uchida Intermediate Kunimatsu Yamabe Shizue Wakamiya BEST SPORT Senior Larry Hirokawa Kiyoko Minamoto Intermediate Katsutoshi Matsumura Tomiko Sasaki MOST CAREFREE Senior Futoshi Inaba Alice Tanabe Intermediate Duane Compton Shizuko Ando BEST SINGER Senior Herbert Ako Lucy Whitmarsh Intermediate James Masutomi Francisca Suelto 123 Top to bottom, left: They're study- ing hard in the library. Click! But you got clicked this time On the slope of Konawaena. The boys' conference. In the chemistry laboratory. Right: School is over! On their way to class. She's thinking now! O X9 l..t,Q'..T 0 .....l,, Ka Vi'ena O Kona w?1c..1- 1 Top to bottom, left: The shy little violets . Follow the leader. On a sit-down strike? On the lanai. Honorable Mr. Judd. Right: These girls a wrestle. As she came alon -. Baseball fans. re trying to POPULARITY CONTEST BEST ACTRESS Senior Esther Kimura Intermediate May Okinaga MOST HANDSOME Senior Gilbert Hayashi Intermediate James Masutomi MOST BEAUTIFUL Senior Martha Ushiroda Intermediate Ida Jose TYPICAL HOMEMAKER Senior Kiyoko Minamoto Intermediate Kiyomi Ashihara TYPICAL FARMER Senior Masao Hada Intermediate Tamotsu Kadooka MOST COURTEOUS Senior Unoji Goto Kikue Kaneko Intermediate Yukio Ide Mary Hirokawa f124j f Q WbTH? L5 f in uiggggj Ka Wena O Kona 'ily 2041.- POPULARITY CONTEST BEST MUSICIAN Senior Herbert Ako Shizuko Tatsuno Intermediate Boniface Aiu Kimiko Sugamura BEST DANCER Senior Susumu Tachibana Alice Tanabe Intermediate Robert Yukitomo Daisy Khim BIGGEST EATER Senior Toshio Imada Lucy Whitmarsh Intermediate George Ushiroda Minnie Kawahara BEST ATHLETE Senior Unoji Goto Kiyoko Minamoto Intermediate Katsutoshi Matsumura Tomiko Sasaki Lf-F , ' . Top to bottom, right: He's serious Who's up there? The garbage boy. BEST ACTOR Taking a rest. Senior Right: Wfhy so happy? Kenneth Yonemura The Comedians' Tiny Emiko. Intermediate 4fKiyok77' Grant Kimura 125 ...lW,.,l 4ygXQiKa Wena O Kona SCHOOL HONORS Junior Interscholastic Baseball Championship Girls' Big Island Basketball Championship 4-: Sportsmanship Trophy, Inter-Island Basketball Tournament. Second place, Boys' Junior Interscholastic Basketball. Second place, Junior Interscholastic Track Meet Second place, West Hawaii Finals, Star-Bulletin Oratorical Con- test Senior and Junior Divisions. Star Chapter, F.H.H., Chapter I. Second place, Big Island Intermediate Debate. Tie for first, Big Island Senior High Debate. Eleventh place, F.F.A. Conference. lgi a PRIZE WINNERS AND STUDENT HONORS Hawaii Planter's Degree ..,,.,, ............ M asao Hada Kongo Kimura Hawaii Homemaker's Degree ..ll...,.... . o..............,l..., ..... K iyoko Minamoto Alice Khim Honorable Mention, International Business Machine Corporation Essay Contest ..,...,,,....................................... Kikue Kaneko First Place, Third Annual Hi'Y Oratorical Contest .......... Samuel Mukaida Second Place, West Hawaii Constitutional Oratorical Contest. Senior High Division .......................................................... Kikue Kaneko Intermediate Divisio: ................................., ...... D aisy Khim School Winners, Temperance Essay Contest. s Senior High Division ...,... ......................... ......... M 0 rris Suzuki Tsugio Sakata Intermediate Division ....................... ....... K imiko Sugamura Grant Kimura Second Place, Interscholastic Basketball Tournament Essay Contest .,,.,,,,..,.-.,,.....,................... ..... .................... L a I'I'y HiI'0kaWa Fourth Place, National Scholastic Essay Contest ,..... First Place, Permanent Peace Essay Contest ............ First Place, Humane Poster Contest .................... ....... Third Place, Humane Poster Contest ..... ........ Best Home Project, FHH Conference f126J Masashi Wakamiya Morris Suzuki . Yoshiyuki Tanabe Masaru Yamauchi Mitome Yanaga fx Qi' W f,.,,,,,,o,j' ,f'Ka WVena O Kona INTER CLASS SPORTS BASKETBALL Won by Seniors P W L Pct. Seniors ................. ...... 5 5 0 1-000 Eighth Grade ..... ...... ' 7 5 2 -714 Juniors ............. ...... 6 3 3 -500 Freshmen ......... ...... 7 3 4 -429 5 1 4 .200 Sophomore ........... ...... Seventh Grade ...... ,. 5 1 4 .200 SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS Susumu Tachibana Unoji Goto Kaoru Ogata Yoshiyuki Tanabe Noriyuki Tanabe Isami Ogi Joseph Gaa For the fourth consecutive year. the famous seniors captured the inter- class basketball championship. This is a new record set by any class in the his- tory of Konawaena. The eighth grad-- ers upset the dope by placing second. This year, the classes were divided into two divisions, the senior and intermedi- ate divisions. The seniors who won the senior division, thrashed the eighth graders, intermediate champs, to cap- ture the interclass title. C1273 5 , fsgf Q1 X -- :1c4' ' Elementary assembly is over In solitude. Something's interesting. Masatsugu and his girls. The hula maiden. Good luck! 45,2 out ,,rffAlm,Q Ka Wena O Kona 2g0,A,, M Imax , n Top to bottom, left: Gardening. The flower bed. Free shot! Yeah? Right: Snowy Mauna Kea. Loafing on their way. After the noon meal. INTER CLASS SPORTS TRACK Won by Seniors Seniors ...... Championship .. 44 Points Intermediates 2nd Place .,.,., 26 Points 25 Points Juniors .......... 3rd Place ...... Sophomores -- 4th Place ...... 9 Points SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS Joseph Gaa Naoji Yamagata Humiyuki Kiyota Susumu Tachibana Kongo Kimura Herbert Sakamoto Herbert Ako Masao Hada Unoji Goto A large number of students turn- ed out for the interclass track meet which the seniors captured with ease. A strong Intermediate team made a surprising showing by nosing 'out the Juniors for second place. f128J ., 'O n--W---'9 Us -.1i..,,i? X-glial Wena O liona J5:fff,j4,, -il- ALUMNI CLASS OF '25 inaliu Akana, Albert: Teacher, Honaunau Hiram' Harold H3 Pohce Officer' School Olaa t Inaba, Minoru: Teacher, Konawae, Ikeda, Katherine I.: Nurse, Hono- na School lulu . . Ishikawa, Asao: Teacher, Pahala, MOH, Shlgeoz Pharmaclstf Hom' Kau lulu Ushiroda, Joseph: Sewing Machine agent, Hilo, Hawaii Yoshihara, Hoichi: Working, Pa- cific Soda Works, Hilo, Hawaii CLASS OF '26 Cary, Helen Vaughn: Mainland Fujino, Masayuki: Proprietor, Stan- dard Bakery, Kealakekua, Hawaii -Goto, Hagino Mikami: Teacher, Napoopoo Harada, Lyman: Working, Lahai- na, Maui Kauwela, Joseph: Laborer, Pearl Harbor Koshi, Tokue Kubo: Dressmaker, Kealakekua Kukua, Virginia: Napoopoo, Ha- waii Murayama, Masashi: Deceased Oka, Toshiharu: Farmer, Main- land . Okimoto, Yasuichi: Storekeeper, Kealakekua Tanaka, Tamotsu: Working, Main- land Wada, Sadashi: Working, Main- land Yanaga, Oliver K.: Occidental In- surance Co., Honolulu Yanagawa, Fukumi Inaba: Work- ing, Pahala, Kau CLASS OF '27 Akamatsu, Haruyoshi: Farmer, Ka- Nakamaru, Ichiyo: Public Health Nurse, Kau Newton, Mary DeGuair: Teacher, Makawao, Maui Nishibun, Takeo: Farmer, Keala- kekua Sakamoto, Fusa Hayashi: House- wife, Lihue, Kauai Sakamoto, Shuichi: Civil Engineer, Lihue, Kauai Yukitomo, Andrew T.: Working, Honolulu CLASS OF '28 Goto, Hamilton T.: Ranch, Kiholo Hayashi, Shigeki: Western Reserves Medical School Hiraoka, Kenichi: Glendale Jr. Col lege, California Oka, Hidemasa: Deceased Okimoto, Kikuto: Mainland Hirata, Peter T.: Teacher, Hooke- na School Sugiyama, Tokiko Okano: House- wife, Holualoa Working, Hind's CLASS OF '29 Abe, Yaso: Teacher, Aiea School, Oahu Akana, Maria Aki: Deceased Among, William: Instructor, Ho- nolulu Goto, Komao: University of South- ern California 11295 1 M lu ' JJ Je ikawa, orothy : Teache Go , I 3?B, Kawai- 'Ko na Scho e lj I f ', Edith i s i: H se- shi, sie: Eas awaii, U. of ' e, Holualoa H. E nsion Offic Hilo KEGO, Charl I W I' ing, 0T10lu1 Higa hara, K chi: Working, Kawamot ft 0: Wor ng, H - nolulu IYW tu 0, Calf ia 1 e, Fumi ehijima: Housewife, Keala B ic H wife Kainaliu K' aka, f ji- Farmer, H0 nfyanaba, shio: Engi er, County oga, arry C.. Work' g, Hono-I: of aii. K J I IP Inou ,A iv T.: retaker school K, 0, Rich d: W rking, o- Held, awaen lulu A Ehika , Weta : A. A. A. Rat Kihara, olet M. ubota: ouse-, P C aign D- ector, Kona af ,X .WT g ealak ua f ' ! Kaw ura, A aichi: Working, Kall M1 I kb M QW - Studyl Kan uki, nley: Mainland -mand ' ura h : Working, Ka ukaid ennet Y . Workin , Ho- uga, 01.015 M.: Honollulu 'xg H0111 -k Kura ige, Wilfred . 1 S d Ohta, Bessi Secr ry, W ediciney Mai la 5 awaii E nsio ice, 'K la' e, Chong Hi: W o x g Honolu kekua 1 Mukaida, Tomio' Li ary f Ha- kumur , Hideki: Worl-ri , W.P. Waii, Homflul W 3 Nf A Nakatsu, Yiizur : arme Stock- 1 ,. ay nd .I Wo g, t'5n, Caufo 'a i am V. oda, Jam : Te - , Molokai, c a, yoshi::,jWorki ono- Int- V lul A Oda, Ray o o S.: v' rking, Hono- Yama ata, sumu: ntist, o lulu f AHOIHIH . . . amaka, Harry: Wgking, Hono- Yasuda, e1zo: orkln Xperi- Ulu ment tation, a ai Yates, ack P: W.P. . oreman, Kea kekua - CLASS '30 Akana, William: orking, Kona Asakura, Benzo: Working, Honolu- lu Fujino, Tatsuji: Mechanic, Honolu- lu Fukumoto, Minoru: Working Pa- hala Garage, Kau Kimura, Grace Kawasaki: House- wife, Honokaa Kawahara, William: Educational Director, C.C.C. Camp, Waimea Kawamura, Minoru: Working, Ho- nuapo, Kau Kobayashi, Kiyoshi: Working, Ca- lifornia Masuda, Shunichi: Working, Kai- naliu Nagai, Masayuji: Capt. Cook store, Capt. Cook f130J Q 1 ,, eff-lf? Nag hi' Working, H - 'shi ra, eichi: Working, Ho- ulu Nakatsu?4Seiji: A.A.A. Rat workf- wapt. Cook : Okamachi, Odelia: Working, Kai- naliiu ' Omoto, Nobuyo: Business Col1ege,. Honolulu ' Panis, Yictor: Working at home, Kealakekua, Kona , . , Tachibana, Richard I.: Deceased Uchimurau Harutsugu: Senior, U. of Hy ' - ' Whitniarsh, John: Graduate, U. of H. . Ohta, Kango: Q Studying, Japan Okamachi, Henrietta: Maid, Keala- kekua , ' Okano, Gladys Working, Hilo Okumura, Kinzo: Police Officer, Honolulu Shon, Shoonie: Queen's Hospital, Honolulu Tatsuno, Masato: Social Worker, Honokaa Ushiroda, James M.: Hawaii Mai- nichi, Hilo Ushiroda, Nancy T.: Dietician, Ko- na Hospital, Kona CLASS OF '31 Akahane, Marian: Housewife, Ko- hala Aoki, Ayako Iwashita: Housewife, Kealakekua Aoki, Walter: Freshman, U. of H. Akamu, Florence: Teacher, Kona- waena Grammar kimsue, Abbie: Housewife, Hoo- kena l ' , ' V Goto, Asakuma: :Senior U. of H. Cabrinha, Gouyeia Ileslie: . House- wife, Hilo 5' A ' Hifna, Virginiazk Hpusewife, Keala- kekua v K J Ichishita, Akiko: Home, Kona Imada, Shigeichi: Working, Hono- lulu - 'Imada, Hajime: Working, Honolu- lu ' .' Koike, Kinoez - working, Honolulu' I kgbota, Tokuji: Graduate, U. of H. ll.. ni, Mary: Working at home, Ho- naunau Machado, Daniel: Working, Napoo- poo Morimoto, Tadashi: Social 'Service Bureau, Honolulu Moses, Ernest: Graduate, U. of H. Ahuna, William: Graduate, U. of H. Nagatari, Francis: Working, Ho- nolullu Nishina, Takeshi: Working, Hono- lulu Okada, Wilbertz A.A.A. Rat Work- er, Kainaliu E - Okano, Haruko: Graduate, U. of H. Uchimura, Sumitaka: Studyingg Mainland X X g if Ujiniori, Yoshiichir Igroprietor Keauhou,Dairy, Keauhou ' ' Yates, Ruttert- Employed by Stand- . 'ard Co.,f Hilo fi , . Y s . g- 0 J oiAss OF '32 gl De Moral,2.Joe: Working, Naalehu, Araki, Takehiro: St dyin . an Kau - I : ti. Q Ariyoshi, Kojig king, R lu- Firkuda, Tadao: Working, Honolu. lu . -s lx y ,I T:-It .I 'xx gm V . . , . fbi N . ,X ,. X QW ' - f13lJ. X X: , . i x .1 x? ' ' A . I I r may H1fi 'iEJfR35'5vG3fL,,i. 'J I M6 ff! ,v4', Cb if ' ,I W, W!All..UMlNHy I V ' ' ftp V H shi, E3991: Kona: 91- CLASS OF '33 aloa J I X Ajyzdi, Annie: Secretary, Kona- L - ll-lligas ara, .,,4l-fili K0- Waena u . L. n a rgxulsg Ser i .X J ZVlUAka:31Zalwg1, Wa1chi: Working, Holu- QL, H ff, ' - a I Glu u a 99361 e yo L tdgnis, Frank: Employed by L0ve's gg? Q I C. I Biscuit and Bread Co., Honolulu fl Obuo Le er O ' lFujitani, Charles: Working, Maui Murakfainif Ha , . r ng, Keo- lxll 5 . My ata T stiff lng, Japan IW3Shr9'k1YFElIEikqft Seni r, IL of H. M . . ...f:::5F.,:,,J , pak, ns! Home, Captain Cook Sasaki, Fujvine HK orjfligmi: Hotuye- Goto, Masaichi: Junior, U. of H. Gouveia, Lydia: Home, Holualoa Honda, Tsuyuko: Japan Ikeno, Walter: Working, Capt ' Cook Kawasaki, Masayuki.: r duate, U. of H.f, Wlfe, Pehwl u VU Lb! Ki fGilbert S.' Gradlite, U. Mopta' Alexiyiifmfx URS S' Ca' Kubota, Sak' z', Helping t hom , llfornla X 1' i 5 Moriwake, Shigeko: Working 1- Kunit. , MJS f Orking 0- naliu ffl 1 O3 fy Nakatsll, T21IY1ik0 'I'-20k 'W OUSG- ashige, Clarence K.: orking, Wife, Ca tfqooki Honoluly f' Nagata, To ' orking at homaf Uchimura, Aiko: gtildying, Main- K6alakek ,, 1 Nishibu , J Seph: Ezipe ent! Sta- Ufhimurzay - 1 buko 24-IG r a d u a t e tiomilo lulu Aff 1 pf! U fillugen osp 236 lonolulu h X . ' ,, 1, . I , V 17 Y , H 2 H vi ff o XJ'Ncd2, Bernuze: Graduate Q eeiirjs amimgjgt 31621 3' an CO ee Hospital, Honoluw , f , , l 1 cnAss oi' ' . Onizuka Masacf' fVWO1'kiDg ono- flulu , ff I f Sato, Akyrjrff Home, 1Honaun4 SasakiLjChitakp: Housew' e, Ha- , a J. I ,N yy S fimizuy Paul: Lffof H. Gr te Tanaka, 0 r J Home, Kainaliu I Qaknaka, o: Graduate, U. of H. J Yandada, Aiko rlllhfkaida: House- G if 1 Q' ji f fl P Abe, Yulgiox Schbolj onol if Aiana, Eliza: Horne, H I ylytinatsu, S,higeru: St 'ngi, A - diana I Q J Amarinog James: Ho e' olualoa Aokig jfErnest: Horne, K lakekua D,enis, John: Wor ' g, onolulu Fuk shima, Katsu. uki: CCC Camp, Vtfgimfar lj f H-'1Y12t0, 3T6lf1ffkQ : Sec.-librarian, Pa-1 hala, X311 Gif f 4 132 5 , fe o-.iW o C N , ,333 Ka Wena 0 Kona 'Le- ALUMNI ltlayajii, Juro: Sophomore, U. of Ashikawa, Bernice: Home, Holua- H f' , I ' ' .1 I a , , ,J gi V i, 1 V K I i , -j u Hi1.az1i5jffaf1EuLmi: CCA? bgglgfygol- X ',i:fHE,5i.'IT1h,L Takuml: Studying, Ja- cano Pan Hiraoka, Shun hi Sggyigg, Mainx Blliiih T0shi0r W0I'kiI18', Hilo land Q Fukunroto, Esther: Working, Kaur Imada, Hanayo: Kon waena Cafe- Studying, Honolu- teria Manag, ,.f4Qv,,j,i8Je-V' 111111 Igeta, Tadabft 'Studyi k Japan Hiilokawa, Stanley: Junior, U. of Ikeno, Shizuo: ome, ' al ke' , , Kaeov lvigwfglr Q?sIf?Hggl1g, el-2 Kiyoshi: Working, Kealake- t 1 ' 1 i - Pla Kash, JLG i Omel Ngpck 0 fl, J ada, Tsutomu: Junior, U. of H. ' i-kipi,,H 3 557156 Off Cer!!! ,f nzpaa, Goro: Home, Holualoa nolu gr 'fy I 11 i gf a'ne, Yoshiko: Home, Kainaliu imur fi 'elenz iiIopfe,T'H,oiuf1oa Kimura' Nagaoi Studying, Japan islvdxuk tarot , 6, Capt CML- Igishi, Kikumi: Working at Home, amotonzrftsi .ji-WOFkiIfg,H0- Capt- Cook nolu 1 , ff xKobaya qi,, Harry T.: Working, ,Mi asaifugeggie' 1 orki g1 Ci 0 Vi Mdil?dt,b,,Mj,K'2Ig70: WOMQ, HH 1 e, miintrgez Working at Home, IfQgd,'Dor,iE: Queen's ital, Ho- fll V Thd hi W k. K I fnolu N o,f,. as iz or mg, ona Ofkfibfomtsuk if nior, U, gf 41. , M?1E18'0!'1Vfild1'b91f Studying.,Japaf1 sakatafro u Working-,J onogklrkfg 113152 1mff5f02CIgi1,gi4 Sh' a 1 su: wif, - to 1 m 5 or . f 0 nol -X Himf' S K if Mir., D, Sfumie: Studying, Japanf Segai i, Naoewi S pjm ,r A , d x1,'M1Sapr Working, 591119 Tanaka, Kotozs Jlllpibr, U. fi. M .av Tiatslfoi W01'kiHg,, Lanai!! Taniyama, A ' ichi: Wdrkingjib- M: 211651, Elm: Cisgslefindewgr- no ul n I L,,.'U lg L7 eil, OJIO ll ll 1, .Av ,, Tera 5, Ki liye fworki g,'K0Ra5 M3513 chi, Gus: VYOJk'1Dg', llilonolulu Wamx j Nt 'g 1 Nakl awa, Yasuklif Working, Ko- Yukitg, Sefishitz Bus. , llege, K ,f na! , ' . , Honolulu yy f' A I M FH 'Ohta, N oboru. Work1ng,.Holual'oa, 0 , 'ff l ff. ' if 1-K 'Ili KODF, ,iff X X 1' 1 gf' si V 'VCLIASSOF rag NN j' ' Ck3.I'il,lCi1i, Mary: I Cafeteria Mangj-If ,V N .i 1 Qgr, Holuafloa School ,' gfff V., Akana, Hefst r:1NClerk, Tax Office, I Okumura, Misavsioz' Studying, Kona n- ff yy ,1,.1rV nolulu. fi .1 j' 'I Akona, Amoyix Working, onplulu Oue,XChiyiJko: .Stuayingg Japan ' Ando, K11I1i0I XCCC Camp, ainlgaf ,Shimada, Micliiko: Working, Ho- Ariyoshi, Sueo. Vicorgkinggi Puna nolulu f i l ' , V S 1 lg - Ji ' f 133i 5 , X W - N X x , N WV VJ? 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Xfllflorimlsi-'pg Shigeji: Working, Kona Ea ai, Herbertzk in ,-KI-Iofngxj Home, , neyama, Akira: m , - Mufaia, Tomoe: School, Honolulu ' 0 mea A I '--X 1 2 pljlagafa, Tatsuo: Home, Kainaliu , , ' X, Yoshioka, Frankifjfjolice offiQr..f'Nag-ata, Edwinf Home, K-ainaliu L Honglulu g g ' Nakamatsu, Jane: Working, Holu- . - ' 3 X- aloa - X-,7 x 'QjjAS3g,I0gt36 ,A ,K Nishina, Sakae: Working, Home ' ,gggg A Q5 To .J Otsuka, Masami: Working, Ho - XAIILPLOUYH, Toslfgg: Woibhg, Home, Nxiulu N ' ' Iiqfrialoa- J, -'J salkoki, Tsko: ' ing, . Aoki, Tsugig. Cominercial School, Cook, l . V Honolulirl 'X ,,,, 3' s:f Se0, heme: 1 gv m A QJXAOU91, FP2..l3CiSg ff' F9Sh1T15Y11, ,Of Shintaku, fif ' 0 cfol, Main- efk? Chxo, Sum' S : Frgman, UXSQFH, ,land ,J , ,M Eli? 3 Wgfkilflg, Kohala MQ' Spenrjer, y: ra Fgnio - xiii' Qil FuJi1no'so, Larry M.: Working, Kea- X' hi A l,a15eTfu-2 24 l shi S i, : 1 Wo ki , Ho- 'NQ5' iffbjino, Shigeo: Commercial Schoo - , n unau W Q FlH0nb1uLL1,sQ Ullkeig G rge: r g ' B Fujjwa1'afJi1162 Home, Kealakek a Tsuh o,, ifikoz rki g, Olaa fin 1i:21f5da,,Kdhao: Freshman, U. o Vlidka amp.fMiC er sine 5 C01- , ' le lulu x., . , . UK iraoka, Kiyoko: Working, Ho Y g , ' ez ork' ,Hilo . f- H eie. ,, u1u anq, Fira c : W g, Hilo , HQ Hirata, Chitoshiq Working, Ho 'Yo ori ao: c ical c , lulu , J 0 u fy. Hirata, Lily: St. France spit 'Ya ,,,, Velylfls in C0mII16I'Ci cho - Honolulu ,Af l:kyl M W 1 i W A K i 1 u 5 2 1 , ,lf , V 54 nw to Hlw-'f wtf ' ' l -il- F -T Q' Ka Wena O Konalftifi 'f4Q ff i - 'f ' I, o E ' I X i f X117 v F . t l gf N 5. N i 4 J 'vf W 6 - 3' Q tj l XX X X M I J X x J F X f N' J' 'Nl fx -' A X1 X J X f p K. Yasuda G. Hayashi X A xv ffl M M. Ushiroda L. Hirokawa X' 11, ,-lk ' I Miss B. Smal Mr. M. Inaba T . ' ' I NM -X03 gif. MY Q' Witwdrz qnd a ian pug, look baelf to our ,36-'37 'j' . ' XJ def scvhooyggear a d rejoi rue fill' aecomplishments. We smile 'ff hx,-5 I at hose hap s C t wit our friends as recorded on N71 , I 1 X, X paijgomfllzisgyrgil, sp bk l A' 2 df - R ' N' :li-t r es together, the spirit of fellow- N J 'X' K 3 fx, i 1' S us inkgnc cling of rotherhood. X ,Q 5 15 I 'U f A ylurd put hc: our unehors nou' so that the spirit of X ' el 'shik will ver d 'fcxufax' from us. s . et this, ann l be a constant reminder to ulfill our ho es A P ty a s. Lett, glo of friendship and good will reflect to Hill corners of t We so that the march of youth may never be hindered' ffl Je building of the future lies in true fellow- l ship. ' if 135 n THE EDITOR V liquid eyes 4'3?W W? V' HY' R?iROQk iii X5 fiikff gil 6 'fi - Q A 'K' Rik im SQ+iVf iffy Q V Q, 5. A 1 - . X v,m1 b'A f' Aw '-..u.UMy?., p h ' . . ,r 51 M V132--+?Q '1.,f 1' . 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