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

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Watch for the birdie, Miss Finn. Now what was that about honor that you are telling, Mitsuo? r 1 . ..., Wi w 9 'Q g o ational and Local Honor Society Lellehua was the second school in the islands to receive a charter from the national honor society. The members are chosen from the upper third of their respective classes and must be outstanding in scholarship, service and character, When elected each member receives a, gold pin and a certificate from the national of- fice in Chicago. The local honor society was established to take care of those who do not qualify for the national and yet are outstanding in their services to the school. In May, 1940, the following students were elected to membership in the societies: Membership in both national and local honor societies was achieved by George Eyster, Murray Field, Dick Goodrich 1Post Humousl, Roy Lee, and Mltsuo Tanjl-seniors: Florence Funakoshl, Surniko Hino, Mitsuo Honda, Annie Lim, Donald Rudln, and George Shibuno- Juniors. National society membership was bestowed upon Alice Choy. Yuklo Komorl, Frances Sato, Merle Yamada-Seniors: and Akira Tanaka-Junior. Achieving local honor society standing were Howard Hirono, Edwin Imamura, Mary Kang, Henry Lee, and Lila Mae Reed-Seniors: Grace Mlkanzi, a juniorg Ellen Kim, Dorothy Dee and Concepclon Medina-Sophomores. Officers for the year 1939-40 were Akira Tanaka, president: Gargonia Gripon, vice- presidentg and Sadaklyo Hayashi, secretary-treasurer. Officers for the year 1940-41 are Annie Lim, presldentg Sumiko Hino, vice-president: and Florence Funakoshi, secretary-treasurer. Miss Lottie Finn is the advisor. Outstanding students who received awards from the American Legion Auxiliary as the outstanding boy and girl of the senior class of 1940 were Hlronobu Hino and Sarah Kim. Row one:-Nancy Nakasone, Sumiko Hino, Concepclon Medina, Ellen Kim, Dorothy Lee, Florence Funekoshi, Grace Mikami, Annie Lim. Row Two:-Miss Lottie Flnn, Sadaklyo Hayashi, George Shibano, Mitsuo Honda, Akira Tanaka. 6 Q 5 A, 4-fa

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, , Aisifxk s Weis Yo'u'l1 get more than your money's worth, Mrs. Weidman! asserts James Rodgers, Senti- nel Editor durlng the first quarter. Even the advisor has to keel up with the tlmes, via the eyes and ears of the school. Sentinel During the tlrst part of the year, Future Editors began another year of service to the student body with the publication of the Leilehua. Sentinel under the supervision ot Mrs. Rebecca McDonald. The Sentinel ls the influential organ of our school and has a number of exchanges with outside schools. It has been streamlined and has improved in appearance this year. New features have been included from time to time. An innovation was the exclusion or the gossip column and the Treasure Chest, with other columns and humor ln their stead. Another noteworthy improvement was the increased use of pictures to enliven the makeup as often as circumstances permitted. ' Students of the journalism classes have worked as reporters. The Collegiate Press ln Honolulu has been printing the Sentinel for the past two years and has done much for it. This has been a very successful year for the entire staff. Row one:-Helen Ogawa., Dorothy Lee, Yvonne Weatherby, Elena Cabulong, Sumiko Hlno, Yoshie Ajlfu, Virginia Kawahara, Frances I-Iarano, Charlotte Hiromoto, Violet Kato, Junet Odaglri, Edna Mlyata, Emily Kop, Dora Shijo, Ellen Fujinaka. Row two:-Florence Funakoshi. Rose Hara, Maizie Kim. Florence Chun, Lucy Wee, Helen Ah Quin, Jane Kuwaye, Klyoko Iwasa, Margaret Yang, Helen Terao, Gladys Mizuno, Marcia Ha ashl. three:-Larry Tamanaha. Chester Johnson, Sadao Nakahodo, William Pyke, Chose Oshlro, Bill Suglmoto, Mrs. Rebecca McDonald.

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Jessle, is that an arrest slip? Elena,-are you alert or day- dreaming? Senior Police The student police force is a school organization whose chief aim is to maintain peace and order throughout the school campus. Under the advisorshlp of Mr. Harry Scott and Bar- ney Kim, sheriff, more than thirty-five students volunteered for police work during the school year. They patrolled the grounds during the football games in the early part of the year and enforced the rules and regulations of the student body. Coping with the many import- ant problems in school, they gawe their valuable time for the general welfare of the student body. Row one:-Rose Hyun, Hilda Pablin, Elena Cabulong, Margaret Yang, Jean Agenselyo, Soonie Sun, Phyllis Castillo, Edna Miyata, Dora Shijo, Concepcion Medina, Jessie Lee. Row two:-Dorothy Lee, Jane Kuwaye, Sarah Kogachi, Ruby Nam, Mildred Loo, Malzle Kim, Annie Uwi, Mary Ann Choi, Alice Yokoo. Row three:-Mr. Harry Scott, Roberto Cabulong, Charles Sturgeon, Ponciano Medina, Stan- ward Kim. ---- Y-1 ,4-