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

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Alcohol himself unior Allied Youth The Allied Youth is an organization which gives young people an opportunity to make a thorough study of the problems of alcohol, to enjoy life without this poisonous ene- my of mankind and to improve the social conditions of man. Various speakers were invited to address the group during the course of the year. Among these were Mr. Chrls Benny and Officer Vlssor of the Police Department, who spoke on Traffic and Alcohol and The Effects of Opium respectively. A movie of the 1940 conference held at Kokokahl, Oahu, in April was also shown. At other meetings activities such as reports, quiz programs, discussions, games, de- bates, forums and scrapbook Work were carrlecl on, Delegates were sent to the annual Allied Youth conference at Kokokahl in March. Miss Leola Craig. an exchange teacher from Oregon, was the advisor for the year. Row oneg-Miss Leola Craig, Frances Kuwaye, Ellen Sato, Betty Togashi, Evelyn Ehe, Angelina Joaquin, Haruko Nakama, Elsie Ige, Florence Ichioka, Mildred Murao, Nora Tam, Pong Soon Lee, Nora Look, Mltsuko Kiyabu, Virginia Kawahara. Row two:-Concepcion Medina, Dora Shljo, Alice Choi, Velma Pyun, Aiko Tanji, Betty Yo- neda, Telko Ogawa, Gladys Mizuno, Klmlko Shlmabukuro, Satoru Sawal, Raymond Kim, James Sanbel, Daniel Nakashlma. Row three:-Robert Chun, Seizo Osuml, Jiro Yamane, Francis Martinez, Richard Sun, Ki- yoshl Yoshiura, Tadato Tanaka, Ernest Khlm, Shlgeru Yonezawa, Timmy Au, Gary Yama- guchi. All interesting olatmn seems to be taking place here 'Teiko Ogawa might well be taking a whack at old man

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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

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We always thought modeling airplanes was an difficult task. Now we'rc sure of it. Duck sdnp! says Akira. as he demonstrates how it's done. df, irplane Club The Airplane Club is ln lts third year. It was organized ln this school in 1938 by some airplane enthusiasts. The initial officers were president, Nobuo Takamorig vicelpresident, John Leonida: secretary, Akira Tanaka: treasurer, Francis Masukawa: and advisor, Mr. Carroll Corbaley. This year Toshihiro Nakagawa succeeded Akira Tanaka as the pilot of the club. Other officers chosen were vice-president, Bill Irwing secretary-treasurer, James Deacon. The purpose of this club is to stimulate interest in aeronautics through the building and designing of model airplanes. Under the able advisorshlp of Mr. Corbaley, the club has been able to accomplish a great deal. Highlights of the year were speeches by interested men and contests among the stu- dents of the club. There also was a. contest between the intermediate and the senior divisions. Row one:-George I-lata, Paul Usui, Kenichi Mikaml, Masashi Yanagida, Bill Gardner, James Yanaglda, Toshihlro Nakagawa. Row two:-Richard Phol, James Deacon, Henry Kil, Akira Tanaka, William Irwin, Mr. Car- roll Corbaley.