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

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, 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,

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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.

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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!