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

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Daisy and Alice going over- thelr fan mall? Vlsltlng members of the Ben- jamin Parker bund pause to wuteh the birdie. What ls he saying. girls? This is the way we go to sehool, curly in the morning. No time like the present to enteh up on the llonlework. Yuriko and Betty flnxl some- thing bl'l'Zlt-ll-tflklllg during the biology excursion. e . ,git ' 5 if girlie if e 123155 You'll get it there yet., lien- Two heads are better than one. Mayor Petrie arrives to give lletll. even in n geometry problem. - Leilehun the once over.

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ALICE Y. YAMAMOTO 1.3, dec. comm. 1, refresh. comm. 1,2, place cards 2, pub. comm. 3, tickets 3 Ambition: Dressmaker Make the most of life while you may, for life is short and wears away MASAYE YAMAMOTO A.Y. 2,3: G.R. 2,3, camp, conf. 3 Ambition: Business woman Good manners make deeper impressions than keen wits or smooth words. JAMES YANAGIDA A Glee club 1,2,3: Airplane club 3: Acappella 2,3 Ambition: Aeronautic engineer Wit, not loud but deep. EDNA H. YOSHIDA G.R. 2,3, pub. COIHII1. 3: A.Y. 2,3 Ambition: Artist If 1t's a work of art you want, simply call on Edna and be assured of satisfying re- su1ts. ETHEL H. YOSHIDA GR. 1,2,3, serv. comm. 1, fin. comm. 3, prog. comm. 3: Knit. club 3: A.Y. 2 Ambition: Travel Simplicity in manners has an enchanting effect. HARRY S. YOSHIMURA Glee club 1,25 Acappella 1,25 Hi-Y 3: A.Y. 3 Ambition: Travel You have not converted a man because you have silenced him. WING MING YOUNG Inter sports 1,2,3: tennis 1,23 Class dance comm. 1: Fish. club 3 Ambition: Director of physical education None but a wise man can employ leisure we1l. WILLA YUE G.R. 1,2,3, vice-pres. 1: 3: Glee club 1,3: K.S.A. 3 Ambition: Beauticlnn Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speakethf' What was the scientific name again? Practice makes perfect-if you practise correctly Is that a book on public speaking, Yvonn

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L Lm President Vice President Treasurer Secretary TIMMY AU DOROTHY LEE EVELYN CHOI ELLEN KIWI Class of 1942 . Reelectlng last year's class officers-Tlmrny Au, president: Dorothy Lee, vice-president: Ellen Kim, secretary: and Evelyn Choi, treasurer-the Junior class began the year with the determination to make their class outstanding. Miss Meda Lucas, Junior advisor, has done much to help the class achieve its worth-While ambitions. Guided by their motto, Patience is the key to Success, they have done a great deal to accomplish their aim. They havelproved their orlglnallty by sponsoring matinee dances. Betty Choy and the members of her committee have made these dances pleasant and in- teresting as Well as successful financially. Fifteen Juniors have taken part in contests. Yvonne Weatherby, a newcomer from Texas, became a real standard bearer for Lellehua when she won the D.A.R.. oratorlcal con- test and the rural finals for the Star-Bulletin oratortcal contest ln the Senior division. Ellen Kim won the prize for the best poster display during Book Week. The Juniors have also been active in the work of our Student Government. Evelyn Choi and Timmy Au represented the Junior class at the T.H.S.G.A. conference held at Farrington High School. The Junior student council representatives are Evelyn Choi, Dorothy Lee, Ray- mond Klm, Kwai Chang, Mildred Loo, Ernest Khim and Amy Wooten. Twenty-eight Juniors have served the school as Student and Traffic Police. Three members of the Junlor Class are members of the Local Honor Society. They are Ellen Kim, Dorothy Lee, and Concepclon Medina. At the end of the first semester of 1940, thirteen Juniors had repeatedly made the honor roll. Thus the Juniors not only succeeded in making their class outstanding but also con- tributed their efforts toward making Lellehua a better school. ' The Juniors join in wishing the Seniors ALOHA.