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

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MITSUO HONDA BILL PYKE LUTHER PARK ANNIE LIM President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Student Government The Student Council of Lellehua High School ls a governing organization created for the promotion of the best interests of all. This body, created thirteen years ago, consists of four elected officers, one repre- sentative from each soclal studies class, and a. faculty advisor. Its general duties have been the ralslng of .funds to carry on the school's athletic program and the mak- ing of laws for the welfare of the whole school. This year marked Leilehuefs entry into the Rural School League, and money had to be ralsed to uphold the sports program. By worklng on a campaign for sell- ing athletic tickets and collecting student body fees, much of the athletic program was carried on with considerable success. This organization has provlded the school with a much needed trophy case and has been instrumental in making possible the many assembly programs. Under lts leadership the various classes have succeeded in cleaning and beautlfylng the campus to a considerable extent. Wllllam Pyke was elected to fill the vacancy left by Donald Rudin, vice-president elect, when he trans- ferxied to Iolanl. President, Mitsuo Honda: vlce-presl- dent, William Pykeg secretary, Annie Llmg and treasurer. Luther Park, represented Lellehua at the Rural Oahu Student Government conference at Kahuku High School. Mrs. Thurlm Knight. President Honda conducting the Meeting

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A Winsome lass with a lmndsome trophy-Miss Katagiri proudly dis- plays the football trophy won by the boys. Student Government Departing from the custom of having the officers represent Leilehua at the T.H.S.G.A, conference, de- legates were chosen by the Council to attend the con- ference in Farrington High School. Through the interest and guidance of Mrs. Thurba Knight, advisor, many other activities were carried on to a, successful finish. However, the work of the student council is not fully accomplished yet, for it is constantly hoping to bring about greater promotion of leadership among the students, to develop in all students a greater ap- preciation of democracy, and to bring greater cooperation between the students and thje faculty. Tomosue smiles obllgingly for the photographer while Stanley decorates the goal post prior to a decisive game. Row one:--Dorothy Lee, Helen Ah Quin, Kwai Chang, Dorothy Hinrlchsen, Pat Pritchett, Annie Lim, Marga- rita Camlnos, Mildred Loo, Amy Wooten, Florence Funa- koshl. Row two:-Shigeru Iha, Shlgeo Higa, Samuel Pyun, B111 Pyke, Ernest Khim, Sadao Honda, Seichi Taoka, Ray- mond Sakamoto. Mrs. Thurba Knight. Row three:-Luther Park, Ishio Mlshlna, Lloyd Chap- man, George Shlbano, Mltsuo Honda. ur'