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

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+ Q! F I 1 v Illlual Staff ' .F 9 With hopes of publishing an original, bigger, and better Ka Leilehua than ever before, a group of active seniors started making plans early in Sle tember under the supervision of Mrs. Rebecca McDonald. ' , A literary contest, in which the eh-igh school divisioln took part. was condjucted and judges were appointed from the faculty. Copies of this edition of Ka Leilehua were awarded as prizes and the articles printed in the literary section. e Inclusion of advertisements was necessary to finance 'this project and make possible the many improvements. ' ' Instead of the soft paper covers of former years, hard Malloy coifers with an engraving of the theme, a door, were obtained from the mainland. The modern Bodonl type on the cover and throughout the yearbook tends to have a harmonizing effect. Another improvement is that of scattering snapshots all through the book, instead of putting them on a few pages. Shots related to their subjects add an lnteifestlng note to the annual. Mrs. Rebecca McDonald, Advisor Kal Chun Wong, Editor Row one:-Nancy Nakasone, Florence Funakoshl, Grace Mikami, Helen Ogawa, Helen Ah Quin, Jane Kuwaye, Sumiko Hino, Yoshle Ajlfu, Kiyoko Iwasa, Charlotte Hiromoto, Junet Odagirl, Janice Kondo, Violet Kato, Frances Harano, Marilyn Iwasa. Row two:-Elena Dolores Cabulong, Maizle Kim, Flor- ence Chuu, Lucy Wee, Samuel Pyun, Willa Yue, Thom- as Au, Phllson Owen, Mitsuo Todanl, Raymond Saka- moto. Row three:-George Shibano, Larry Tamanaha, Kai Chun Wong, Bill Pyke, Sadaklyo Hayashi, Francis Masu- kawa, Richard Kunihisa, Mrs. Rebecca McDonald. Row four:--Shigeru Iha, Mitsuo Honda, Tom Sugimoto, Sadao Honda, Bill Sugimoto.

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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'

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Yoshie Ajifu, Associate Editor: Ernest Khim snaps one while Francis adjusts his camerag Grace Mikami, Art staff: What's troubling you, Florence? The Editor in Chief himself: Every- body reacly? Chiefy Sam Pyun: Staff members at workg Bill Sugimoto, Business Manager: Akira, Tanaka and Mr. Morrison, Publisher, discussing a problem: Editor discussing financial problems with financiers.