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

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Catch on? The n cappella choir seems to be doing just this, if expressions mean any- thing. A appella Club The word acappella means unaccompanied, therefore it requires voices which are true as to pitch and the ability to blend well with other voices. This organization meets only on club days, that is, on the flrst and third Wednesdays of each month. However, lt may lead to such enthusiasm that lt will, like the other musical forms, eventually be offered as a class with credit. Row one:-Mary Elma Allen, Kathleen Weyand, Alice Chun, Adallne Furukawa, Rose Wong, Beatrice Nosse, Nora Kanno, Magdalena Qulseng, Judith Ito, Ellen Oda, June Kaneshlro, Jane Yoshida, Betty Yamaguchi, Emma Glnoza, Vlrginla Poepoe. Row two:--Mlss Helen Brown, Phllson Owen, Henry Kil, George Sur, Kosei Shimabukuro, Clarence Helenlhi, Ralph Aranita, Edward Hum, Gulstan Poepoe, Larry Kim, Kee Ho Chun. Epple Chung, Cynthia. Chun, Betty Wong. Row three:-Richard Au, George Narnbu, Wesley Swain, Koji Tsujlmura, Wllllam Garcia, James Yanagida, Bert Miyasato, Torao Nitta, Donald Lee, John Han, Harry Hayakawa, Her- bert Nishimura, Joseph Corn. Row four:-Larry Tamanaha, Alfred Lee, Michael Chun, Samuel Pyun.

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Mr. -Mcblurty demonstrates how he caught the flsh that didn't get away. A group of prospective fisher- men get the inside dope on the art of fishing. Fishing Club The purpose of this club is to learn from fishing enthusiasts the fundamental knowl- edge of fishing. The fishing club, organized for the first time this year, enjoyed a successful year under the leadership of Mr. Carroll Corbaley. The club started off with fifty-five members. They were divided into three groups-spear fishing, netting, casting and trolling. At every bi-Weekly meeting its members had something new to learn. Demonstrations and talks were given by Mr. Carroll Corbaley and experienced fishing enthusiasts on net mending, lead sinkers, rloaters, casting, baits and other interesting subjects. Mr. Randolph McMurtry, faculty member, spoke on fresh water fishing and gave a demonstration on bait casting at one of the meetings. Members of the club not only carried on activities connected with fishing. but also participated in various intra-mural sports. n Row one:-John Miyasato. Mitsuo Todani, Harry Kuraoka, Brian Omoto, Harry Kong, Sadao Honda, Hiroshi Miyahara, Kenichi Iwamura, Kumao Iwahiro, Tsutomu Hakoda, Seichl Masu- naga. Row two:-Katsuji Matsushige, Hajlme Miyahara, Toshinorl Kikugawa, Harry Kunihiro, Ki- yoml Kameoka, Frankie Suan, Leo Rodby, Edward Komori, James Sekiya, Stephen Orillo. Row three:--Mitsuo Shimaura, Jerry Lee, Futoshl Takashige, Bill Caldwell, I-Iiroml Takase, Toshio Muramoto, Mr. Carroll Corbaley.

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Pe lub This club was organized at the beginning of the football season under the advisor- shlp of Mr. Donald Clayton. Its members were chosen by a tryout held in the auditorium. As soon as the members had been selected, they began practicing the art of song leading and cheer leading. They presented themselves before the student body at the first pep rally and again at games and following pep rallies. Carrying out the school colors, green and gold, members of the Pep Club added an atmosphere of gaiety to athletic events. They were instrumental in building up and sustaining pride and enthusiasm for the teams as well as for the school. In their work, they were aided and encouraged by the school band under the leadership or their president and bandmaster, Philson Owen. In addition to these activities. the organization undertook the training of future song and cheer leaders. Kneeling:-Bertha Lum, Audrey Kim, Betty Beers. Standing:-Ernest Khlrn. Philsun Owen, Anne Penn, Henry Song. Dou't they look peppw' lf xl Lia