Leilehua High School - Ka Leilehua Yearbook (Wahiawa, HI)

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G. Shibano, president: S. Hayashi. vice-president, M. Park, treasurer: G. Miknmi. secretari lass of 1941 We have come to the terminal of our high school career and have thus molded the foundation of our lives. Some will pursue higher education, but to many of us this terminal will also mark the beginning of a crusade into a new world of an entirely different atmos- phere. Looking back on the past years in Lellehua, we recallvarled activities and experiences that will be forever cherished in our memories. We entered high school three years ago with the determination to build a firm basis for our future careers. Through all these years, we have been always ready and willing to do any service for our school. We entered and lead many actlvltles. Every year we have been well represented on the Student Council, on the Sentinel and Annual staffs, and on the Student Police Force. We have also worked diligently toward beautlfylng our school grounds. The Valentine Hop, the Junior Skating Party, the Junior-Senior Prom, the Senior Dance-all were successful social events. Our active particl- patlon in all sports brought honors to our school. We were sophomores with Mrs. Weidman as advisor: George Shlbano, president: Donald Rudin, vice-presidentg Masumi Sakarnoto. secretary: and Sadao Honda, treasurer. In September of 1939 we were back as juniors and were more enthusiastic and am- bitious. We accomplished a great deal under the advice of Miss Lucas. Officers-Mitsuo Hon- da, president: Donald Rudln, vice-presldentg Annie Llm, secreatryg and Luther Park, trea- surer, lead us through the year. As seniors, we have had for our president. George Shlbanog vice-president, Sadaklyo Hayashi: secretary, Grace Mikamlg and treasurer, Melvin Park. Mrs. McDonald has been our advisor. This year being the peak of our high school career, we have lead the school in al- most all activities. With all the knowledge and training gathered at Lellehua, we have courage to face the new world: but we find it most difficult to bid aloha to our dear Alma Mater. k 1.

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You're wrong. thnt's not :1 mike--lt's merely John Miyu- snto condurtlng an experiment on at-mospllerlc pressure. Art- for :1rt's sake. we always say. TOMOSUE ABO Ambition: Civil Ellg'llll'0l'. A man can do no mo1'e than he can. KIYOSHI ADANIYA Acappelln 2: Airplane club 2: I-Il-Y 3 Ambition: Airplane mechanic Silence is more eloquent than words JEAN D. AGANSELYO Interclass sports 1,2: A.Y.2: GR. 3: Arch. club 3: Jr.-Sr. prom ticket comm. 2: etlq. comm. 3: S.P. 3: Eng. class sec. 3: bang. 3: Dec. comm. 3 Ambition: To become an successful stonog- rupllvr ' Confidence and ambition are the wings oi great actions. MEIEI AGEDA Hi-Y 2,8 Ambition: Radio fl'Cllllll'l2lll I prefere silent prudence to locquacian folly. HELEN AH QUIN F.H.H. 1,2,3, nec. 3, refresh. comm. 3, invit. 3: Haw'n club 1: Acappella 2: Haw'n mus. 3: st. ccun. 3: banq. 3: Sent. lib. 3: Ka Lei. 3: Jr.-Sr. prom 2: Jr. skat. comm. 2 Ambition: A good housewife. A good wife is the best household furniture. YOSHIE AJ IFU G.R. trees 1. camp and conf. 2, ring 3: Glee club 1,35 A.Y. 2,3: Sent. 2: Sent ed. and mang. ed. 3: assoc. ed. Jr. Sent. 2: Eng. class lib. 3: commen. comm. 3 Ambition: -Iournullst She does the best circumstances allow, does well. acts nobly: angels could do no more. YOSHIKO AMANO A.Y. 2: Glee club 1: Jr. skat. comm. 2: G.R. 2.3: soc. comm. 3 Ambition: Travel Too swift arrives as tardy as too slow. SUE ANDERSON Ambition: To be n perfect wife It is not good that man should be alone. TOSHITAKO AMANO A.Y. 2,3 Ambition: To find ai cheap substitute for walter I use my wit as a shield, not as n sword. THOMAS AU Soph. dance refresh. comm. 1: Skat. party refresh. comm. 2: A.Y. 2,3: Jr.-Sr. Prom 2: School welfare comm. 2: ben. movie 2: H1-Y treas. 3: foot. mgr. 3: Ka Lei. 3 Ambition: Civil Engineer It is good speaking that improves good silence.