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

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Isnt he cute though? To tind and give the best. an Sophomore Girl eserves With an enrollment of sixty-one members, the Sophomore Girl Reserves enjoyed a most successful year under the able supervision of Miss Anne Llu. The sixty-one members of the group were recognized in an impressive recognition ceremony at the Wahiawa Community Church. They took an active part in the World Fellowship meeting, held a Christmas party at Wahiawa School, made belts and purses, and gave their services to the Red Cross by making hospital gowns. The assembly at Leilehua for the observance of the Girl Reserves' 60th birthday was another highlight of their club year. They also participated in the Anniversary party at the YWCA ln Honolulu. With two more promising years ahead of them, the active members who compose the Sophomore Girl Reserve Club are well on the way to become good, useful nzlembers of the YWCA, of which they are junior members. V Row one:-Kathryn Toma, Harue Segawa, Betsy Ishii, Janet Furuhama, Jean Ohlra, Yurlko Okimoto, Judith Ito. Martha Akagi, Rose Wong, Kimiko Togashi, June Kaneshiro, Merlyn Konishi, Jane Yoshida, Betty Yamaguchi, Martha Kim, Ellen Oda. - Row two:--Miss Anne Liu, Evelyn Tomita, Sadame Soma. Clara Muramaffw. Jcvce Matsuo, Ruby Nam, Beatrice Nosse, Alice Monma, Grace Murakoshi, Ann Iwatani, Lila Lee, Barbara Kim, Mary Kim, Nancy Choy, Rachel Gima, Frances Endo. Row three:-Sumako Sawal, Susan Sakamoto, Nellie Kitagawa, Edith Yamamoto, Ethel Terao, Dorothy Cho, Jean Iwasaki, Jessie Okada, Edith Iwasa, Jane Narusawa, Jean Nakai, Matsue Higa, Sylvia Omoto, Tokie Fukuya. Row four:-Ellen Kato, Mary Kanno, Daisy Tom, Ruth Fukushima, Pen Yun Han, Eppie Chung, Cynthia Chun, Kikumi Shiroma, Helen Kawahara, Soonie Sun, Joan Stidham, Magda- lena Quiseng, Betty Wong. I I

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Don't mind ns, girls, go right on talking. The G. R. rlng ls u symbol of 1 what a girl hopes to be , ex- plains Velma. union' irl Reserves Under the leadership of their new officers, Evelyn Choi, president: Ellen Kim, vice-pre- sldentp Betty Choy, secretary: Florence Ichioka, treasurer and Miss Louise G-ivan, advisor, the Junior Girl Reserves began the year with the idea. of keeping up the ideals and purposes of the organization. They have achieved this by having for their club project the collection of old clothes. The clothes collected were sent to orphanages in Honolulu. Some of the girls also helped with the R,ed'Cross work by sewing and knitting. Other activities included a recognition ceremony at time Wahiawa Community Church, craft work, such as belt and purse making. a Valentine party, and a -pot-luck supper at the end of the year. The Junior tion with all the the spring camp, Girl Reserves took charge of the skating party held ln April in collabora- high school Hi-Y and Girl Reserve clubs. Some of the members attended took part ln the assembly held ln observance of the 60th anniversary of the Girl Reserves, and attended the play day held in Waialua. Koda, Hilda Noguchi, Ellen Kim. Hurnlzo Nakama, Gladys Chlnen. Joyce Ige, Alice Ige, Yoshie Harnda. Jane Katsuhiro, Eunice Tanabe, Lucille Sato, Sarah Kogachi, Dorothy Kong, Rose Nambu. Row two:-Mildred Kawamoto, Pong Soon Lee, Edith Shibuya. Mitsuko Kiyabu, Edith Oshiro, Mildred Murao, Doris Klshi. Margaret Tanji, Florence Ichioka, Nora Kanno, Teiko Ogawa, Betty Yoneda, Klmiko Shlmabukuro, Marcia Hayashi. Row three:-Alice Cho, Mildred Omori, Nora Look, Velma Pyun, Mildred Loo, Harriet Choy, Betty Ann Kll, Margaret Imamura, Vivian Irwin, Marian Imaxnura, Kwai Chang, Miss Louise Glvan, advisor. Row four:-Margaret Lee, Alice Choi, Nora. Tam, Betty Choy, Adeline Furukawa, Mary Ann Choi, Annie Uwl, Alice Yokoo, Alko Tanji, Virginia Kawahara. Fa-ith Chun. Row one:-Betty Matsumoto. Elsie

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ll swell time. l Senior Allied Youth The Allied Youth post 102 of Lellehua was the first post to be organized in the Ter- ritory. It came into being ln 1938, under the leadership of Mrs. Thurba Knight. Its purpose is to assist the school and community in understanding its alcohol prob- lems through study and discussion of scientific, historic, and sociological facts as they are presented by authorities. It has as its slogan Ua mau ke ea o ka aina ika pono, which translated into English means, The life of thi: land is perpetuated by righteousness. Its motto is We stand for the liberation through education of the individual and society from the handicaps of beverage alcohol. During the year they had as speakers Officer Vissor of the Police Department, and Mr. Chris Benny, Temperance League Superintendent. Other activities included rnovldes by the Police Department and a social in December. Officers of the club are Sadaklyo Hayashi, president, Mitsuo Honda, vice-president: Helen Oda, secretary: and Akira Tanaka, treasurer. Mrs. Barbara Clopton has been ad- visor to the group. Row one:--Nancy Nakasone, Yoshie Ajlfu, Sumiko Hlno, Edna Yoshida, Grace Mllcami, Ki- yoko Iwasa, Judith Hattori. Jessie Lee, Marilyn Iwasa, Marian Oda. Florence Funakoshi To- mlko Igarashi, Junet Odagirl, Jean Tokumoto. Row two:-Akira Tanaka, Helen Ogawa. Margaret Kozurna, Masaye Yamamoto, Hldeko Kunl- shige, Ellen Morioka, Kay Kurosawa, Annie Lim, Beatrice Wong, Helen Oda, Raymond Saka- moto, Klyoto Sawai, Mrs. Barbara Clopton, advisor. Row three :-Joseph Kim. Ernest Nakasone, Dan Yamada, Melvin Park, Harry Yoshimura, Sada- kiyo Hayashi, Stanley Rabut. John Enlero, Warren Shiraishi, Chose Oshlro, Kal Chun Wong, Francis Masukawa. Row four:--Mitsuo Honda, Dick Shinsato, Tom Sugimoto, James Kwon, Fong Chang, George Shibano, I-Iaruo Salfuku, Thomas Au, George Nishimura, Toshitaka Arakawa, Richard Kuni- hisa, Randolph Kim, Luther Park. . 1 Allied Youth members having