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

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,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?

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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.

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,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