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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

I 4 L L 9 5 5 e ., . . ,...,,:.:,.-.1,..V.. . . . ,. ,,.,, QL., . .M ,,,,,.n,4.,,.,.,,, . ..,.. ,,,,,,,,....,,,..,,.,,,, g,,L.,.,,,,,..,,iEI,, f' 3 .- 6 afuaafwl This year Ka Leilehua tries to tell a story of the students' life. It would be impossible to mention and to show all the parti- cipants in the athletic events-the students who spend their time serving the school-the students who enjoyed the dances, picnics, and assemblies-and last those who sacrifice other things to pur- sue academic achievements. To you the students of Leilehua High School we have developed our theme---STUDENT LIFE. l W: 1 0 x L' A its is ' , .ft get 5 ,M in mba., s,,. W'! Y si L' 9 2 4 'Q 5 iKM 'ia ,un HQ nv' no -Av' -elif mm E ima WWW 'Q 'Q-A if s 'z ' x I , ,, 3 ' 4 S . t . . R my E 35 . ,, V13' j .gi W. MRS. ELIZABETH KAMIDA ' 3. ,Y f is 5 fa Secretary -W1 5 . Y 5 MRS. FLORENCE IWANAGA Clerk-Typist Ka Leilehua 1956 is dedicated to two deserving people who make up the staff of our school -Mrs. Elizabeth Kamida and Mrs. Florence Iwanaga. The former, being the school secretary, and the latter being the clerk typist, have given much devoted service to the teachers and stu- dents alike. To us as students, Mrs. Kamida and Mrs. Iwanaga have always been devoted friends, always mindful of our welfare despite their innumerable tasks and problems in the office. Teachers have also found them ever willing to their own needs. Their personal interests in us and to the teachers, lead us to extend an affectionate Aloha as well as a sincere and highly- deserved well done for the school year 1955-1956. Many students as these three have learned the duties of an office worker through the two secretaries. MRS. E. KAMIDA MRS. F. TWANAGA 1 4--g 1-ni A 5 i ' . K f' l v , V W' fi A 3' sl ,X if H Nfl f 't-pf 'ei M if f If f. ' uh. .W Top: James and Akiko meet the Alums. Below: Learning the trade at the wood shop, Center: Domestic duties are in- cluded in the curriculm. Lower right: Members of the Armed Services club'i our seniors on their careers with Uncle Sam. . . 4'- Q Q M 7 , M ,. ,ws 1 , . K ,-ws., .s . Y, . ,f . we Top Left: Rock Around the Clock, Pep Rally with all the colors. Above: Faculty picnic and the lastest attires and puns. Below: Students joyfully greet the Thanksgiving assembly. 'we X49 ktmx ... 044444414 4. 'Q 9 JAMES NAKASONE President LUCY MURAOKA Treasurer 3'a ff AR 1' 'Rfb 'Clk w f -'-4.1 I . AKIKO KOMOTA HARRIET MIYAMOTO Advisor Vice-President Secretary H The student government of the school was div- A V ided into two separate governing bodies. The sf W ,, 'S High School Student Council was advised by V Mrs. V. Hoshibata. The group worked to- ' gether throughout the year to solve the many problems that confronted them and to spon- ,Y sor various school projects and activities. 1 Aiiii ' ' Combining forces withthe Alumni Association .slzfiiyn y and the Pep Club the council was able to spon- Q , . X - I ,-Q ,4 ,,, WARREN SHIROMA Athletic Treasurer - 71494564004 sor the highly successful 1955 Homecoming in November. In February delegates attended the annual Rural Oahu High School Conference held at Kahuku High. Row I: J. Nishimura, M. Tano, J. Ige, M. Cacciatore, P. Thurston, S. Hooks, Row II: R. Ogasawara, H. Miya- moto, S. Saito, A. Yonker, G. Watanabe. Row III: J. Miyaguchi, R. Stanley, R. Takamiya, G. Kaneshiro, S. Cacciatore, C. Kauha, P. Takamiya. Aivins. HOSHIBATA l allltita --Y ,-, W, Row I: D. Garrett, R. Loeffler, C. Jones, M. Sneary, M. Ohara, R. Hirano, C. Lloyd, E. Santiago Row II: C. Buenconsejo, D. Wood, F. -Meier, C. Chun, R. Moon, D. Sakagawa. Row III: E. Acohido R. Marshall, R. Baldwin, R. Lau, R. Sleuter fa. Student MISS KIM Advisor This year the Intermediate Student Council passed through its second year of existence with success. Along with the help of the students, the Council also received much valued assistance from Miss Barbara Kim. To keep up with the constantly increasing enrollment of the school, new clubs were formed at the beginning of the school year. One of the clubs called the Pep club was organized to help promote school spirit. Pep talks, given by various committee chairmen, were also given. Another club, the junior Debaters Club, was organized and recognized to help promote debating. Many other activities were undertaken by the Intermediate section this-year. By careful and thoughtful planning they were able to put on a successful Aloha Day Assembly. Another of our notable accomplishments was performed when the Council purchased 100 new lockers to be used by the Intermediate Students. The Council also undertook the planning of more -socials. R I S I Row I: P. Klm, B. Kato, J. Tara, M Row II: K. Koizumi, J. Shimabuku, E. Uesugi, G. Arizala. I . N1 A, '74 Row I: R. Kimura, J. Kashima, S, Saito. Row II: S. Nishimura, G. Pak, J. Matsui, B. Komori. Row I: Row I: J. Murakoshi, C. Lanquit, A. Zed 0044 Chang, A. Kim, M. Shimata. Row II: B. Lee, M. DeDios, D. Takeshita. Inafuku, X Eelaam Row I: J. Kanja, S. Mitsuka, K. Remaly. Row II: P. Takamiya, E. Kubo. D. Tamura, G. Watanabe, S. Tandal. Row II: M. DeDios, G. Arizala. Row I:-A. Miyasato, B. Takahashi, J. Ige. Row II: L. Fong, E. Uesugi, J. Nonaka. 0654! Row I: C. Libcrato, E. Hashimoto, G. Hirasuna, R. Kim, G. Matsuda. z Row II: E. Ymas, N. Kadoyama, S. Saito, J. Harada. Row I: V. Chun, P. Thurston, S. Hooks. Row II: G. Miyahara, K. Ucsugi. W Q . -h,'f ,4 .. 1 Row I: J. Urian, A. Komata, H. Miyamoto, F. Flores. Row II: H. Hashimoto, G. Tamayori. R. Kim. Row I: J. Kusuda, M. Kim, L. Directo, T. Yamaki. Row II: Miss Tobey, L. Kaneshiro, Y. Ohori. Middx: Row I: C. Yoshida, C. Kim, N. Kadoyama, P. Kim. Row II: C. Craven, C. Takamoto, W. Shiroma, C. Wong. .Alt Qfmwllooi Row I: M. Ohori, H. Itamoto, P. Shibata, M. Tano. Row II: V. Chun, F. Kihara. 13 I 2 2, uf vi..- 2445? 3 1 'Iwi 52335 Row I: E. Handa, F. Chang, G. Hirasuna, C. Lanquit, K. Us-sugi, E. Miyashiro. eyialcufdae Row I: D. Hirayama, E. Sato, M. Takahara, H. Hashxmoto J. Nishimura, P. Takamiya. . - -Q ' xxfhfgp ,iii I., QI flip H .,,,,.l-ofa . 9: W' . 5 ' i Q If ' I untill vw. ME Sedan! Spear Awemdly I Row I: E. Ishimoto, A. Arizala, E. Kozaki, Row II: J. Oluta S. Abo. xl Row I Left to right: Wathal, S. Luttfrbrin, L. Chu, YN. Spillnvr. Row II: N. Drisrol, Thurs- ton, P. Pritchard. Ni 146144 Row I: A. Hiramoto, L. Kim. Row Akagi, A. Ishikawa. was .. ,-46444 Row I: J. Hirota, A. Miyamoto, K. Yoncda. Row I: S. Pagarrigan, J. Wathal, S. Abo, K. Hartel, F. Sugai. Row II: W. Row II: J. Kawamoto, V. Tamura, K. Tsutomi Spilner, V. Chinen, R. Larsen, M. Drescoll, G. Wee. M I f' 5 if ,M f .J wa p - EET 'i 1 'I ff . nr? if I mf: s. ew '24 . as Mk 5 i xxx 1 5 is ... Q' ff v- H 51 til? I ' Q ,Eg 3 1. ., x I ,'. K A M ' feduu Row I: S. Crofford, S. Ymas, J. Auguado, R. Labu- guin. Row II: M. Lestino, H. Uyeda, R. Moon, W. Row I: J. Okita, R. Sakamoto, G. Sakagawa. Hovell. Row II: T. Hirayama, S. Sato, R. Suzuki. 4.Ly ' fi 1:51 ' ui' . ' QNJH 3: Sw 1 A W J ll , I AIQI 4-.l Q., f I e- e X 3 , : 2 .Qi kuwxe f K: tg' If I ii., .fr ... J Y-' .Vgffi Q QW f. is W I 2:1 I QM' . 5 d. 4 Row I: V. Chun, P. Thurston, S. Hooks. Row II: al ' G. Miyahara, K. Uesugi. Row I: A. Hiramoto, F. Hirasuna, L. Kim Row II: A Saito, E. Watanabe. 15 U I aw -.- ' 1' nil bf sy 'K 'F Yan? .54 . Row I: E. Tagami, A. Johnston, G. Balaz, L. Kelii, C. Libf-rato, T. Orosco, M. L. Shimata, M,-iKnaJ1oIyaL R. Kimura. Row II: D. Costa, M. Vallejos, E. Ymas, Y. Liu, A. Konishi, L. Directo, IM. Nonaka, F. FIores, F. Chang, L. Fong, S. Abo, G. Ncwhousc-, J. Urian, Y. Ohori. B. Komori. Row III: E. Oshiro, R. Tom, R. Taka- miya, R. Kim, K. Wong, M. DCDios, P. Takamiya, J. Tanaka, J. Sniffvn. doa-uf Row I: G. Tamayori, M. DfDios, J. Tanaka. Row II: M. Kim, F. Chang, I. Sato, J. Kanja, Mr. BCISUI. 16 Row I: L. Muraoka, Hirano, F. Nu- notani, B. Park, J. Murakoshi, C. Suwa femdom 77466444 Row I: ,D. Owvn, F. Wagatsuma, D. Shimata, G. Caminos, O. Kahoiwai, B. Ho, S. Walters. Row II: I Hasklc-, M. Ciro, D. De Laney, E. Moon, R. De Vincent, R. Pluff, E. Wise, H. Ho, I. Dutro. Row III: G Ifngus, R. Cirriacks, W. Wilkinson, M. Branum, C. Buenconsejo, W. Mohica, R. Garcia, S. Kauha. 'ra - , V 5 .wmv . .. B 5 il .. R W . I am... 'A 4 W ' 4 - A W. 4 . f V, I Y ...hw - -' . i 8 Q 'V 5 . --1 , 1 f ' . '-ZX , .L I ak f--f' -'-i' W rs- V' -. -.f 4- . W :Q :M X 1. Nw -fe.W,w,gV- 1 ' wi LAM f H WN . , sf ,fm ff Mr, . j'I,,, , ,naw , f '.w.a.::,:f-- .,.. ' :Juv N W,.5,f,ff' ff 1 ' , ' :gs .1 my 4 , ,- ' Q., .22 7 'Qfm . S' .ata .igww W fn . sig Avggga wtf' ,L ,j , ' . 1 W, flvfkfgl : Row I: M. Kashima, M. Sneary, R. Hirano, M. Yoda, B. Campbvll, E. Miles, E. Santiago, A. Wishler, C. Lloyd. Row II: L. Kimura, P. Stanley, F. Taylor, M. Kuga, R. Doi, L. Niino, E. Tachibana, Kihara, L. Quisvng. Row III: D. Munetake, S. Suyat, G. Handa, M. Shira, E. Moon, R. Tuma, B. Hirata, H. Tanaka, B. Lathrop, J. Luke. ' at .vm L - V 1M..1,, ' if I, U .1 5 a df' :- Ani 9 Qi 3 'fir I v Nl M N' , ?f 'Ig' '. X -' bu 'I ' Y - Q ,I ,Wil 5 -I ty ' QQ, Sn J 4 , Y 4, . ,ff H , Y , fl' Y if Q if A M xg? ' K f Q. me If r' 'v fr .,, fm if ,jf1f:Q . X 1 M 7 7. T v I 'f 'I.,.. 'IQ M - E zffi I I E V V. 7 y N 1? I In I Kal' . . -xa- L tl . ..-QL V a shamble from fishing for original ideas, sticky fingers from N lnaste-ups, crossed-eyes from using razor blades, triangles and T- t V squares, and a desk cluttered with newspapers, rubber cement, copy l papwers-all went into the production of your 1956 Ka Leilehua to cf LV jsqy nbthing of the traditional blood and sweat. K3 ntl' Here's the book. Many times we were discouraged, but with df 1 fb the intellectual and moral stimulation of some people, we were in- . W v' FN 4, jpired to continue. I L' , ' W, Pictures-and there'5 a slug of them-have to us a personal at- i X-' tachment. It took a good many hours to give you the Ka Leilehua- iP. KIM and don't think we clidn't love every hour of it-we didn't. It was Editor work, but as with the completion of most hard jobs, we're proud of it. Please read every word and look at each picture. We did it- and we're happy it's finished. S. GRAY C. KIM A. PELIGRINO Faculty Section Business Manager Advisor fbwaiv' C. KURIHARA C. LIBERATO F. NOMURA F. SHIRAISHI and Organizations Classes Photographer Clubs and Organizations Head 18 M,'Qim.w E ' J. SMITH! TARA H. TOGASHI K. YOKO0 Advertising Circulation Clubs and Organizations Artist gs ,Q . r 'w 'PU 9 . gg' G. VISMONTE T. YAMAKI D. VILLADOS F Typist Head Senior Class Editor SPONS One of the many informal meetings to hash out problems. Typing and proofreading seems to be the biggest routin Row I: M. Kaneshiro, H. Miyamoto, J. Shimabulcu, E. Cabebe, K. Remaly, I. Kameda. Row II: C. Chun F. Flores B. Park, E. Uesugi, N. Kadoyama. Row III: D. Morinaga, A. lmamoto, M. Kim' C. Wong, C. Yoshida, J. Mu- rakoshi. C. Lanquit. The Leilehua Sentinel staff under the capable , guidance of Mrs. Ryan, was composed of 20 members. The staff was headed by June Shimabuku, editor Yoshida, Charlene Chun, Clifford Wong, page editors. Much credit goes to the staff members,for their splendid cooperation and work. Visits by the staff were made to the McKinley Printing Dept. so that they might understand all phases of publishing. Various members have attended the Student Council of Oahu Publications QSCOOPJ where they exchanged ideas and made recommenda- tions in order to publish a better newspaper to the interest of the student. 7- 7.14 This group was composed of boys who were interested in developing good leadership. By attending the Leadership Training Conference early in the year they learned the rules of parliamentary procedure. The James Dole Chapter of Leile- hua will remember their enjoyable events of the year as a Christmas Party, the Territorial Convention, an assembly during F. F. A. week Future Farmers at work! and 21 banquet in the spring. Row I: R. Rivera, D. Rilvera, J. Arrayan, S. Mix A. Luna, M. Hashimoto. Row II: R. Kakogawa, J. Garcia, R. Nonaka, F. Labasan, H. Kushimi, W. Shiroma, L. Nishoka. Row III: G. ,Ungos, H, DelaCruz, E. Kugo, J. Acohido, G. Takahashi, J. Jervise, G. Kim, R. Rivera. Row IV: C. Mohica, R. Sensano, C.Miyashiro, P. Kiar, R. McFadden, J. Gomes. Row V: E. Helenihi, P. Paulo, G. Algoso, Y. Tomisato, E. Miyasato, E. Naong, M. Kailimai. Row VI: R. Takamiya, L. Gnegerson, T. Nagai, P. Lorenzo, D. Quiseng, H. Piena, M. San Nicholas, A. Caminos, R. Liu, J. Kahaiwa, R. Pereira. 21 Row I: D. Tom, Funakoshi, J. Sniffen, M. Sanders, M. L. Shimata, G. Balaz. Row II: H. Elvena, L. Kelii, M. Bernard, C. Liberate, G. Ken Kau, W. Sabihon. Row III: L. Souza, C. Kim, Okita, Suzuki, T. Orosco, R. Labougrn, S. Abo, M. Bridrijo. Row IV: E. Abear, H. Uyeda, M. Andrade, M. Kahoiwai, G. Newhouse, C. Kim, M. L. Wong, M. Velallos. 22 Snappy Majorcttes show off during Homecoming 7641? 7een4 4-W Row I: R. Ige, J. Kamisugi, G. Yoshida, H. S'ato, C. Hirashima, F. Sugai. Row II: K. Fukumoto, R. Doi, M. Kuga, K. Amano. mein Row I: R. Hirano, A. Hayashi, R. Ichiyama, E. Muraoka, C. Tanaka. T. Oshiro. Row II: G. Warhurst, M. Kashima, J. Sunahara, M. Uyeda, E. Sunahara, K. Kuraoka. Row III: P. Stanley, J. Sakacda. 23 -4- - v--1 . 4... . .11 Y-.-. ,- Qs V' W. . sz. , X, - . M .,..Q..., gym: ' TJ we Gif? 4157 . GRACE BALAZ SONIA GRAY PHYLLIS HEADRICK FRANCES CHANG President Vice-Pesidcnt Secretary Treasurer I Y . 'X v SK M ff: Q . , i 44 ' 1 '- , -, 1'7 i 5 A M 5 W 4 . 1', 1,,... S. Abc E. Cabebg L, Fon G. Funakoshi Harada N. Kadoyama 'Q 'Qi AOA' L. Kelii A. Konishi Y. Liu H. Miyamoto E- Miyashiro D- Mofinaga M. Nonaka S. Saito R. Siu B. Takahashi E. Talub Tashiro Row I: I. Kameda, R. Kimura, P. Takamiya, Y. Ohori. Row II: K. Remaly, L. Fleisher, C. Chun, M, Kim F. Flores, J. Hirano, T. Yamaki. Row II: M, Tano, M. Ohori, V. Chun, J. Nishimura, C.' Yokota, B. Kato, M Takehara. Row IV: Mrs. Ryan, A. Komota, Funakoshi. P. Kim, G. Miyahara, H. Miyamoto, N. Kadoyama L. Directo, J. Urian. Row V: E. Oshiro, A. Johnston, G. Arizala, G. Watanabe,D. Tamura, G. Balaz, C. Suwa eadafz CIMA ww. o i Row I: M. Sanders, L. Thomas, C. Brown, G. Kenkan. Row II: S. Calizo, G. Guillermo, C. Chun, F. Florrs, H. Miyamoto, E. Abear, A. Aniya. Row III: S. Calizo, L. Kelli, G. Vasconcellos, L. Azama, D. Amano, S. Ymas, A. Johnson. Row IV: G. Jumalon, H. Elvcna, C. Ungos, M. Vallelos, D. Costa, B. Yanagisalgo, L. Gombio. Row V: Maglasang, T. Orosco, J. Shimada, M. Kahoiwai. Row VI: E. Talub, J. Kelii, M. I.. Chappel, C. ,Kelii, Y. Liu. 'xx ' uq pam MYRNA ALLEN JUNE SHIMABUKU ANE IGE JAMES NAKASONE President Vicf-.President Secretary Treasurer The Spanish Club started the school year with a project. The -42 members of the club busily made scrapbooks and brought in various articles from Mexico, the Latin-American countries and had them exhibited in the school office for the student body to see. It is the purpose of the club to learn and promote the Spanish language and S amd culture. One way they achieved this was putting on skits in Spanish. On January the club initiated the first year Spanish students. The initiates were gaily dressed in native costumes of Mexico and found speaking Spanish all day mn nzfzclio gusto. The breaking of the Pinata during the Christmas party and singing of Spanish songs highlighted the social event for 1955. udx F .gl i T gl . 2 A I W I M E. Abear V. Aquado D. Buencosejo H. Buencosejo A. Chang M, DgDi05 L. Enosaxa B. Fiehn B. Gardner G- Graff I -14 ' 'Q 'hubs' :XF A. Heilpern G. Jamieson L. Ichiyama P. Ishii A. Ishida S wmv., M Eleanor, june, C0mida. :made and Sharen prepared the 4' 'Wk 'X ' . E 1, Y 922 V ' X K? . ,I E 5 A 4 s -gzi ' r r e . M A N ., nigga? J' ' M .gi , 1 , -F 52. E 1 0 Y. , .6-:V ' if f L ff - Y I 3:- Club members enjoyed Christmas party fficstab in room 32. C. Jimeno M. Koidc M. Nunotani E. Ota L. park V, Y' 7 , V L2 , , A5 A Ibwi , X vc? Q N gs, J E ', N X c ' K In - fr' 'fi pf' , Lg' fs gf x Q ' R' A K A N. Ronolo E. Soriano R. Stanley E. fanji ? 7 4.04 .Q . . Y I P. Thurston S. Tomita M. Vellalos H. Ventura J. Kusuda D. Pascua f-f - ffl.: 9 . I A. Takeda 1 4- ,., ,W -.W - if-v -.Y -- -- v.v--- v - Hmm ... ,f . We-Z -uri.: E. Kubo H. Kushimi z Kp iff R. Esquardro R. Kakogawa A. Komata G- Watanabe F. Labasan 29 ME i . H , 3 fr' 'vu . L M ' . :. , y . 1 U-J E A 0 wg J Qi VL n .M :fx It I 2 8' '-J , KJ: . .H W' f ' Nix, A ,fir .Q M6353 ,i y y IA gf ,, ' , A21 A , ' gag if 1 Yi . ' Wt. H f'c!N.4,-,I lk i K li 1 i R. Kuba M. Matsumiya B. Nakamiyo H. Nonaka R. Saneishi V. .11 ' q-. - A 1 X ig . K, -E 1 -,-- ,A,, - , V: -' ' If if L , a V . -. cg., e , ,W 4' lk 4. I . 4' iw -'M - Yi H. Sato G. Tamayori K. Tsutomi R, Uenten K. Yokoo Maaeadm Row I: C. Ishikawa, W. Osakoda, Cludc Kim, E. Hashimoto. Row II: D. Takvshita, W. Sc-kigawa, E. Tanji, B. Yacapin, D. Niino. Row III: L. Scu, S. Vertide, D. Handa, G. Kimura, P. Miyashiro. 6 .- if ' ' Row I: G. Watanabe, K. Ucsugi, J. Acohido, R. Kim, G. Takahashi. Row II: C. Suwa C. Ishikawa, D. Manzano. Row I: K. Remaly, A. Akimoto, A. Kim, J. Nagata, E. Ota, I. Kameda. Row II: J. Sano, S. Nishimura, C Lee T. Orosco, G. Hirano, E. Handa, J. Kanja. Row III: D. Ogawa, E. Kim, L. Park, F. Nunotani, G. Masuda F Miyashiro, A. Chang. The Clovers 4-H club, organized in 1952 consists of 21 members this year under the leadership of president Joyce Kanja, vice pres- ident.Gladys Masuda, secretary Grace Hirano, treasurer Amy Chang with the aclvisorship of Mrs. William Smithe. Advanced was the sell- ing of senbei which was very successful. Our activities included a hike to Waimea Falls and other social functions. We participated in the 49th State Fair and the District Exhibit Day ln which we won awards for our exhibits. an 1' ,mf L CHARLENE CHl'N FRANCES CHANIQ JANE FPNAKOSHI YOSHIKO OHURI President Vice-Prcsidvm S1'Crf'Ia1'y Tl'i'ilSlll'l'l' folly-'feem 4-'Zi .-gg al C. Yokom L. Dirccto F. I-'lorrs -I. Hirzmo A. Inumuno M. Kam-sham 1' A. Komata A. Konishi C. Kuriharu Kusucin H. Nliyuxnoto QX. Miyasalo li. Miynshiro D. Morinzxga UH I -Jul 'J' .Ji NI, Nonuka B. 'llxkahzlshi Ii. Tulub Row I: P. Mohica, C. Fclker, W. Sabihon, C. Liberato, G. Ken Kau. Row II: L. Thomas, G. Sanders, M. Sanders, J. Aguado, M. Kahoiwai. Zaaeazw mn L Row I: I. Louis, Togashi, A. Nishimura, A. Saito F. Hirasuma, M. Carlos, A. Hiramoto, L. Kim, F. Narca Row II: A. Lucas, W. Sabihon, J. Aquado, G. Soriano, E. Valdez, B. Aniya, C. Arakaki, L. Chu, M. Ha- mada, P. Noang, M. Aoki. Row III: L. Kanegawa, S. Abo, G. Kunihan, K. Yoneda, R. Laboguen, S Pagarigan, J. Okita, V. Tamura, Kawamoto, T. Pagador. Row IV: G. Wee, D.-MacMulkin, C. Wong, A Mivamoto, E. Sato,-E. Takayama, C. Heath, H. Uyeda, C. Arnold, S. Yokoo. Row V: R. Kahua, C. Kim M. Chikasue, L. Sousa, N. Arakaki, E. Watanabe, A. Soriano, S. Doguisa, B. Randabough. Row VI: V Lfndrum, M. Hansen, C. Opinia, H. Daniels, A. Nakamura, M. Siu, D. Aoki, P. Villados, G. Santos, D. Da- cuag, V. Dorado. Row VII: E. Ishimoto, K. Tsutomi, A. Miura, J. Hirata, F. Akagi, E. Kozaki, M. Abores W. Spillner, F. Yoshimura, E. Hirano, S. Veek, M. Kern, L. Hartcl, C. Ventura, G. Vismontc. 32 Wililg, - 'htm died ' The Wahiawa Inter Club Council started the new school year under the capable leader- ship of Carol Yoshida. Her able assistants included: Elaine Higuchi, vice presidentg Pa- tricia Kim, secretaryg Ellen Uesugi, treasurerg and Miss Harue Taruzawa, advisor. The purpose of the council is to discuss and prepare solutions to any club problems.which confront the Sophomore, Debuteensg junior, Lehuansg and Senior Bachelorettes. Made up of two representatives and vice presidents of the three clubs. The council has had a suc- cessful year, which also included the service projects, socials, and the annual Asilomar Hop, and Rural Oahu Y-Teen Ball. L f IL, Us ELAINE HIGUCHI Vice-President CAROL YOSHIDA President 1391 VUL -M fab PAT KIM ELLEN UESUGI Secretary Treasurer 41 Iii. 1? IC ww 'C' J. Harada ,f J. Smith V - 'J M. L. Shimata J- Tara Wyse? 5. g . KNZV4: iii? uv ii u.. TOSHIO NAGAI President fiif .fgnwy X, f gjgxfjizi A 1 A 'f , ji.. as fd ,. 5 .LL V. 3 .' sin' ,, pgvff. 5, X :--Egg. 41 ' H. J 4' is R. Aton I. Chow Q. R. Kim D. Manzano 1 KJ A .r i 'L ' :'4 .3 . . . ,W I , ' h f x D In 6 'I ' rg G. ,.,..,..... r A ,K .fn ' 5 , V 0 ii X I 5' . ' 5 . Y 1 F ' xxx . ' ' f Q .. 1 if -raw . P ,sf inf- kr' - Q' ? Y .. GEORGE INOSHITA HAROLD HASHIMOTO Vice-President Secretary 2?-wma We-2 'ef Q, Treasurer W5 +3 , nf,,v I 'Q-1 5 A . . ki L: ein und' A K CLARENC S W G- Kang C. Hirayama I V sv i , f wx . ix , f N QL- ' 6 ya Qu ' 1 i ,fd A , : ' 3 i A H. Naong I. Nishida F. Suzuki X if ' X X 3 I H ' ha G. Takeshita J. Tanaka R. Takamoto C. Wong j. Yama 34 H TOMOKO YAMAKI Presidcnt Row I: Miss Kim, M. Takcham M L Shimfiti Fl nra M Andrade C Bala7 Row II 'VI Bridrijo Funzkoshi f Fraff S Frxy C Guillrrmo, M. Kanvshiro Row III B him I kiln C kim A Komita C Mnihnra Row IV H Mn immo Nishimmx L Parllia, S. Saito, Shimabuku I lashno 1 i ,, r 5 Row I: G. Pak, R. Matsui, H. Yamauchi, E. Tagami, C. Sano, S. Saito. Row Il: liohagura, B. Park, Mura koshi, S. Mi-tsuka, Lashima, C. Yoshida. Row III: E. Uesugi, M. Lee, E, Higuchi, H. Mlyasato. Qc. Z 7een4 Research work being, looked inton WW 36 ,ig The Lehuans Junior Y-Teens, com- posed of sixteen girls have completed a memorable year. They ably served in thc Y-Teen Project of the Asilomar Hofm, which was held to raise money to send delegates to the Conference in California. One of the many informal meetings 15,3 .if . 'Q .rc 12 W K Row I: P. Shibata, H. Hamaoto, M. Ohori, V. Chun, M. Tano, F. Kihara, J. Sniffen, F. Flores. C. Chun, R. Kimura, E. Abear, J. Ige, A. Ishida, K. Nakasone. Row II: D. Amano, G. Guillermo, J. Harada, H. Miyamoto, N. Kadoyama, T. Orosco, B. Inn, G. Balaz, P. Keaunui, A. Komata, D. Nagaki. Row III: L. Azama, E. Talub, J. Kusuda, D. Morinaga, A. Imamoto. M. Kaneshiro, B. Seamster, M. Lee, F, Nunotani, R. Nouchi. Row IV: A. Dorado, A. Ueda, P. Bento, J. Hirano, J. Funakoshi, A. Konishi, A Konishi, C Kuri- hara, H Sambueno, J. Akagi, K. Funakoshi. Row V: D. Ogawa, P. Gambra, I. Aniya, E. Labasan, S. Flores, P. Ishii, M. Nonaka, L. Katayama, I. Shiraishi, H. Yamauchi, E. Kohagura. Row VI: B. Medeiros, M. Bridrijo, E. Ota, B. Kim, E. Saito, G. Shiroma, A. Vasconcellos. Row VII: G. Newhouse, M. Kahoiwai, M. Shimata, J. Shimada, L. Lorenzo, A. Navares, M. Bustillos, I. Yana gisako, A. Chang, G. Graff, S. Abo, J. Urain. 71494 Sedan! 7. 71. 14. The Senior FHA Chapter had a very successful and enjoyable year with the help of Miss Fujimoto our advisor and the officers: Juanita Urian, president, Jane Ige, vice president, Amy Imamoto, secretary, Jane Funakoshi, treasurer, Joyce Hirano, program chairman, Frances Flores, songleaderg Grace Balaz, parliamentar- iang Amy Chang, public relations. The chairmen were Carol Kurihara, Aloha, and Marilyn Kaneshiro, and May Agena, Social, Dorothy Morinaga, Nominationg Akiko Komata, Membership, Bessie Takahashi, Consti- tution. The colors of the Senior FHA is Red and White. Our Motto is Toward New Horizon. For their projects the Senior FHA had money-mak- ing projects. The money-making projects consisted of selling cookies. We also had a social which was en- joyed by all. The Senior FHA sponsored a Fashion Show and modeled the gowns from Margds. Future Housewives listen intently to Miss Fujimoto on sewing instructions. Dura , A 4: Q Q dk If Row I: J. Kelii, E. Otiblo, M. Yacapin, Y. Liu, M. Bustillo, C. Jose, R. Lorenzo, P. Labang. Row II: Z. Martinez, L. Cox, J. Cardeiro, L. Kailimai, P. Chang, L. Lareau, D. Jiminez, F. Salvador. Row III: E. Angelimuller, A. Bamba, C. Angus, E. Blanchard, A. Nabares, P. Mohica, C. McConnaughhay. Row IV: P. Cabaldon, J. San Nicolas, I. Haskel, Y. Rapis, I. Lagang, C, Dangidang, K. Kealoha, J. Rilamas, N. Robinson. Row V: L. Frenshey, J. Paahana, R. Locffler, J. Carvalho, J. Santiago, D. Pascua, G. Miller, P. Mathison, B. Kenin, A. Clark. 'e2.0.7. . 0 7 611,64 x a ff: I ' 1 - Z , iil lsjug ' , 5 I , . ii 5 Y ' Q 1 Ii li: C d t C t , 2nd Lt. a C av' Q ENNIS WHITE DOUGLAS TAMURA ' D A ,nd Lt Cadet Capt- GARY ARIiALA AUTHUR CARAVLIA RH Row I: P. Kim, D. Scnsano, D. Villados, D. Jennings, M. Dc'Dios, G. Tamayori. Row II: F. Owen, P. Shuc-, Yamanuha, T. Oliberos, B. Nakamiyo, F. Iman, R. Ogasawar, MfSgt. E. Baldwin. rifle 7mm f xi 1 Mae W X' X IQ 3 - . ww '4 FEDERIC IMAN NUSGT. BALDWIN DON VILLADOS f 1 N' l -ii .QUT nv '- 2 3 UB. X. is A fx- sGT. A. VALDEZ A 'M QNERE 4 A i.. if . ' . ... 3 , 3 Mgt 2-an i tw' .4 swf? MJSGT. E. BALDWIN CAPT. A. SEIBERT 2.0. 7. . Robert Bento displays art of bayoneting. Inspection of rifles by H. Ventura and P. Cashman. R.O.T.C. The ROTC was led by battalion commander, Cadet Major Manuel De- Dios and Cadet Captain Robert Bento served as the battalion executive. The sponsors, chosen by the ROTC members, we Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Peggy Thurston, Honorary Captain janet Murakoshi, Honorary Captain Carol Yoshida, and Honorary Captain Agnesia Roylo. The newly formed drill team consisting of twenty-seven members was commanded by Cadet Lieutenant Ernest Balignasay. under the advisorship of Sfc. Albino Valdez. Two parades were held on February. Brigadier General Edwin Walker presented the honor streamer to our ROTC Unit for their fine partiti- pation at the annual Armed Forces Parade during the year 1954-1955. Members of the various Armed Services take time out after lecturing students careers with the Armed Services. Capt. E instructs Robert Bento on the use of the bayonet. x g,.,,,,., v .. Y., - ., - f ..- .... .v --v -ww -..--. - - Row I: P. Lorenzo, R. Sensano, C. Arrayan, H. Garcia, J. Murakoshi, D. Villados, F. Iman, A. Tanio, T. Olio- beres. Row II: M. Pritchard, L. Kaneshiro, R. Escuadro, J. Kahoiwai, A. Luna, A. Komata, W. Hudson, R Akaminc, R. Funakoshi, R. Sasaki, V. Tenoria, E. Fukumoto, W. Kushimi, H. Naong. Row III: M. McLaie, M Daguio, P. Rivera, D. Abarhamson, D. Takeshita, B. Barnes, R. Liu, Miyaguchi, G. Tamayori, H. Nonaka, P Custa, D. Niino, D. Handa. Row IV: H. Togashi, W. Sekigawa, G. Snodgrass, L. Wyman, R. Camanse, M. Mawa log, H. Buenronsejo, R. Ongic, C. Ascicrto, G. Kimura, N. Ronolo, R. Senishi, D. Rilveria. Row V: M. Bailey C. Wong, Shibuya, G. Takashita,'T. Nagai, R. MacFadden, D. Soma, J. Nakagawa, B. Lee, E. Naong, F. Suzuki B. Balios. Cadet Lt. Col. C d 1 M , MANUEL DEDIOS ...gf ROBERT? BEi3JTo c d r L.. c 1. Cadet Cap PEGEYC THURQTON JANET MURAKOSHI 41 J XY, . V V 4. H 5' ' A - .Y ' - V! Row I: E. Ramos, G. Inoshita, A. Caguioa, F. Rulloda. B. Nakamiya, A. Geolina, C. Yoshida, P. Takamiya, E Balagnasay, M. Kailimai, E. De Guzman, E. Villeza, R. Takamiya. Row II: E. Tanji, G. Algoso, R. Higa, C Ishikawa, G. Matsumiya, A. Takeda, R. Samson, N. Jimens, P. Martinez, T. Kim, G. Kaneshiro, E. Sarroea, E Hashimoto. Row III: B. Hanson, P. Miyashiro, T. Sato, R. Ogasawara, G. Kakehi, B. Chamber, R. Tom, C Kauha, K. Wong, B. Yacapin, L. Choi, R. Perriera, R. Baleungay. Row IV: J. Selecta, S. Nagamatsu, R. Stanley H. Akahoshi, J. Driscoll, H. Ventura, E. Miyasato, E. Lapogen, R. Tanimoto, C. Kim, J. Tanaka, P. Shue, P Cashman. Row V: P. Kim, C. Suwa, T. Toyama, V. Acohido, H. Sekiya, H. Hamamura, G. Matsui, K. Hiroe, G Kang, J. Cox, G. Agena, R. Kim, L. Nishioka, R. Rivera. SQ? Cadet Capt. KOIN KUIZUMI CHARLES CRAVEN Cadet Capt. CAROL vosx-IIDA Accfff-,f'Rcg'Si0 Cadet Capt. . r Learnin S The hard-drilling battalion practices to retain its distinguished rating. X 1, t ROTC theories from Captain Seibert. I - - ,A Row I: A. Arizala, D. Tate, S. Tandal, A. Roylo, F. Owen, K. Kakehi, E. Helenihi. Row II: A. Nugal, W. Osa- koda, J. Arrayan, A. Carauila, G. De Guzman, I. Nishida, T. Akimoto, D. Vispcras, P. Paulo, H. Piena, P. Miyashiro, A. Orosco. Row III: B. Gray, V. Nugal, B. Young, R. Camura, .M. Matsumiya, A. Villcza, E. Heilpern, H. Hashimoto, R. Takamoto, M. Mascom, L. Galbiaith, T. Slcihta. Row IV: J. Jerviss, I. Chow, G. Monma, G. L. Siu, C. Kim, S. Vcrtido, R. Venten. McNabb, H. Dc La Cruz, C. Mohica, J. Yamanuha, D. Manzano, D. Choy, C. Hirayama, G. Larson, T. Osakoda, Row V: O. Hirayama, B. Dunbar, F. Yamada, S. Caciattore, H. Hamada, G. Kim, M. San Nicholas, H. Masocol, A. Limbaga, R. Kuba, J. Gomes. 43 f 1 ge-2076 6545 J. NAKASONE J. ACOHIDA President Treasurer ff' 'tual K. NAKASONE K. UESUGI A. RO Advisor Counselor Chaplain F W fs? Pl! es-as G. Hirano K. Kosaka R. Nichols F. Nomura J.pf ' ix of N 'A-,, X 'QV ,vb 41' Q-IJ QM' sf R. Oshiro R. Sato G. Takahashi A. Tamanaha XA V ,.,,i.Y-:un V vt. W ---,.,-A .- '7.S. . . Row I: I Kameda, B Kim E Ota L Park, J Ige A Ishida M Agena Row II V Chun, M. Ohori E Kim E Ishimoto G Miyahara B Kato D Nagaki F Watanabe K Nakasone Row III K Wong G Takeshlta D Inafuku Y Ohori T Hirayama R Nouchi E Kozaki, M. DeD1os Row IV D Bucnconsejo, G Watanabe L DeRego, G Arizala, F Owen The I.S.C.F., with Miss Grace Watanabe and Miss Barbara Kim as their advisors, is composed of members professing the Chris- tian faith. With the purpose of spreading Chris- tianity throughout the school and com- munity, the club carried out many service projects and social activities which were: a Christmas basket, cleaning the office win- dows, ,a Christmas party, and the final event of the year, a banquet in May. V. ' ' Wifgfz' 5592? Wg? L ! gmac! If-Q' New color and rhythm was add- ed to campus and athletic activities by the Leilehua Band, ably con- ducted by Mr. Lloyd Inaba. Be- l955 through the City' sides presenting the Christmas As- sembly in music, the band was an essential part of the spirited root- ing section, playing fight songs and accenting cheers. Entertainment before the Bonfire on Campus. Row I: B Wiggins, S. Vallejos, M. Ohara, R. Ige, J. Baker, S. Crawford, P. Rivera, M. Murakami, C, Tate, A. Nomura, H. Sato, K. Handa, M. DeDios. Row II: C. Hiroc, E. Lee, L. Lee, F. Sugai, M. Visperas, F. Osa- koda, S. Kenku. L. Niino, E. Tachibana, R. Doi, Kehara, L. Quiseng, F. Arthur, B. Nagamatsu, C. Higa, G. Masuda, I. Kuraoka, L. Vallejos, M. Juga. Row III: H. Itamoto, B. Yanagisako, R. Oshiro, E. Kawamata, E. Villarimo, V. Ching, R. Higa, T. Pagador, G. Osakoda, R. Aniya, G. Nakagawa, R. Nakasone, K. Kidder, D. Lopez, R. Masuoka, H. Headrick, J, DeGuzman, W. Pyo, F. Choi. Row IV: R. Uchiyama, R. Okasaki, S. Manaday, G. Tsuji, R. Ige, V. Soriano, R, Koidc, W. Lupiba, G. Takeshita, J, Luke, A. Lee, A. Caminos, R. Lisenbe, K. Lee, VV. Yamamoto, L. Black, Balaz, L. Oribio, E. Acohido, E. Costa, M. Miyashiro. I Carnegie Hall Aspirants? Row I: S. Sato, R. Jose, L. E. De Guzman, M. Reyes, B R. Repuran, D. Salvador, R. ros, A. Willer, R. jimeno, R. Zaman! Kim, F. Hirasuna, A. Hiramoto, P. Bricker, E. La Torre, A. Carorylo, M. Villeza, E. De Guzman, A. Caminios, B. Olivier, M. Adams, W. Revera, P. Carbonel, mura, R. Jacang. Row II: A. .Yacapin, E. Villeza, P. Cashman, R. Tom, G. De Guzman, E. Ramos. Row III: Nishimura, C. Roylo, P. Rivera, R. Lorrenzo, M. Listino, R. Cemphkin, H. Medei- Young. Row IV:-F. Yamamoto, M. Daguio, C. Kahua, A. Caguioa. Row I: M. Bustillos, C. Kurihara, A. Imamoto, M. Takahara, J. Hirano, M. Bridrijo. Row II: H. Togashi, M. Cacciatorc, C. Jose, L. Azama, D. Amano, L. Chang, J. Rellamas. Row III: H. Hcadrick, D. Costa, G. Sanders, C. Brown, E. Labasan, P. Viregeniza, B. Seamster, R. Figueroa. Row IV: A. Johnston-, A. Navares, R. M. Nciva, R. Lorenzo, I. -Yanagisako. Row V: S. Tandal, A. Villeza, M. Degio, D. Quiseng, R. Sugimoto, W. Hodson. 47 8 U,---A Z I Band performing at Christmas program. Row I: H. Hauki, S. Gray, G. Woodard, M. Bustillos, P. Llabang, K. Busrillos. Row II: E. Canincia, A. Casam, L. Inisara, L. Belles, M. Kim, P. Keaunui, C. Carinio, P. Daguio. Row III: E.. D6Guzman, I. Ongais, M. Sanders, L. Thomas, M. Cahpel, A. Yonkrr, K. Ungus. Row IV: T. Slechta, L. Parrilla, M. Kahoiwai, I. Honda, R. Nciva, I. Aniya, V. Yacapin, D. Tom, H. Masacol. Row V: E. Hclinihi, A. Caraulia, D. I-Iauki, C. Felker, J. Shimada, K. Mohifa, D. Jennings. Row VI: H. DclaCruz, A. Villeza, G. Ungus, C. Suwa, D. Choi, A. Caguioa, R. Kea, C. Arian, E. Balignasay, H. Hamamura. Chorus sings Messiah Overture. glee 65445 Row I: B. Lee, J. Tanaka, T. Nagai, R. Takamoto, B. Gray, D. Manzano, J. Yamanuha, R. Lee, G. Takcshita, R Aton, G. Inoshita, I. Nishida, I. Chow, C. Hirayama, C. Suwa. Row II: S. Vvrtido, D. Handa, W. Osakocla, E Hashimoto, H. Marks, Q. Lucas, R. Jucang, S. Jose, A. Yacapin, G. Watanabe, G. Tamayori, A. Komata, H. Nonaka R. Sancishi, R. Escuardro, Mr. Lee. Row III: L. Scu, G. Kimura, C. Kim, E. Garcia, R. Cabebe, B. Eralei, A Caminos, H. Kushimi, E. Kubo, M. Matsumiya, T. Sato, R. Ucnten. Row IV: W, Sekigawa, D. Niino, C. Ishi- kawa, F. Noguchi, M. Reyes, D. Bernard, K. Kea, B. Nakamiyo, F. Labasan, R. Kakogawa, R. Kuba, K. Yokoo Row I: B. Nakamiyo, R. Sancishi, T. Sato, H. Kushimi, R. Labasan, E. Kubo, H. Nonaka, G. Tamayori, A. Komata, M. Matsumiya, R. Escuarclo. Row II: Mr. Lee, G. Watanabe, R. Kakogawa, R. Kuba, J. Tanaka, C. Suwa, T. Nagai, G. Inoshita, I. Nishida, G. Takeshita, D. Manzano, R. Aton, R. Kim, B. Lee. Row III: R. Ur-nten, K. Yokoo, R. Takamoto, C. Hirayama, Yamanuha, I. Chow, B. Gray. 49 JLHM fx in-N TANO ETHEL OSHIRO HANNAH ITAMOTO FLORENCE KIHARA Vice-President Secretary Treasurer gimme 4-W 1' I 1 F s.., K, fx:-,. jf . , 1 'J .1 li K J. Arizala V. Chun C. Kim M. Oizori I. Sato P. Shibata Sniffcn tl. Takayama E. WVatanabc W'atanabc' 516445444 Row I: J. Nakasonc, S. Tandal, A. Tamanaha, J. Acohido, G. Takahashi Row II: F. Nomura, K. Kosaka, R. Oshiro, R. Nichols, G. Hirano, K. Nakasonc. raqmze We Row l: E. Muraoka, S. Kang, J. Van Cleave, C. Andrade, C. Dolinar, T. Oshiro. Row II: D. Robert, M. Kashima, R. Hirano, A. Kurihara, J. Murakami. Row III: S. Gregorio, E. Sunahara, J. Sunahara, C. Castillo, R. Tanio, M. Camara. Row 51 IV: D. Wood, J. Tank, R. Rogindon, A. Puscion. lr Y lr! -J1 l L- --rl l mx Q il' 4 5 if? - s cg- ! W 3 in lx g T-l Y l if K if ' K -.lf ,lu GRACE HIRANO .l Y SMl'TH BERNADYN KIM JEAN SATO President Vice-President ' SCCFCIHFY TYCHSUTU' We are all working for a successful year and our goal is to promote Christianity throilgh out the homes. f. X 'QP' 3 J FAYE NUNOTANI FLORA MIYASHIRO A. Akimoto Corres. Rep. ICC Rep. W i vpfw Q ,H 7 Qi , ,wx . E. Hirashima D. Hirayama Q-L Q fi. Q J' jf I K 6 52 G. Masuda Matsui J. Kanja K7 I. Kameda an X 'A f. if 3- E. Handa 1 E. Kim K J. Nagata E. Ota K. Remaly Top Left: Ka. Leilehua's fu- ture photographer. T o p Right: Mr. Peligrino, Mr, Inaba, Mr. Smithe, and Mr. Kong unwillingly pose for student photographers at the Sophomore picnic at Hale- iwa. Center Left: Amy Chang seems to enjoy the talent contest. Center Right: Miss Ito, a chaperone and class advisor for the Sopho- mores. Lower Left: Gloria Jumalon, wha' happened? Lower Right: Shirley Flores leads the girls to a bunny hop. ,E H .,U 'x' ' 1 f A ,Fwy if iii. 4 4.1. p, '52 fi M 1 5 M 7 Y W X P I j fig . , fi? ,. . M n 1. I: . I 5 X e fu s lah is Zlcmw , Ami! va' - ,56 - . W --if ,, Y. 411. V747 1 3 .l. 1 .-Q ll l Left to right: President, JUNE SHIMABUKU Vice President, ANTHONY TAMANAHA Secretary, JOAN HARADA Treasurer, YOSHIKO OHORI endow We, the class of '56, with stores of treasured memories, bid farewell to our dear old Alma Mater. Recalling the happy years that were spent at Leilehua, we turn these pages and see all our fellow classmates who, after receiving their diplomas, will go out into the world seeking their specific goals. In appreciation, the Seniors extend their heartfelt thanks to their advisors: Miss Mytle Tobey, Mrs. Marion D. Tolbert, Mrs. Helen Schiller, Mrs. Amelia Ryan, Miss Yit Moi Lau, and Mr. Lammy Ching, who have made their year truly wonderful. In early March, the Senior Picnic was held down at Haleiwa. The Banquet followed in May, marking another enjoyable gather- ing for the graduates. The class Day program on May 16 includ- ed the Alumni Luncheon and the Tree Planning Ceremony. Enjoying all the scheduled activities, the Seniors hardly realiz- ed the coming of june, when the Baccaulaureate Service and Commencement Exercises concluded their eventful year. Harmo- niously singing the Alma Mater the class of '56, both happy and sad, were graduated. Yes, with their motto: Do Unto Others As You Would Have Others Do Unto You , they now face the world, ready to tackle the difficult tasks lying ahead of them. Advisor, MISS M. TOBEY A Q 'lx i .x SHARIE ABO .IOSEPH ACOHIDO LCC 1. 2. llg Soph Class Picnic 1, Football 1. 2. Co-Capt. 3g Social Comm, 155 1-'FA l, fl. Y-Pres. 25 Banquet Co-Chrm. 35 Spartans Hi-Y 3, Y-Pres. 'P jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 2. jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 2g Commercial Club 35 Clans Day Comm. 35 FHA 3, ci.. I 2 5, IQ .NP 'Qi vm KTYRNA ALLEN RAYNIOND ALVARO Cheerleader 35 Transferred from Philippine Spanish Club, Pres. 3. ISl8I1dS. 'L- Q MARYLYN ANDRADE GARY ARlfALA BENJAMIN ASC-IERTO GRACE ANN BALAZ FHA l. Q. fig Y-Teens l. 2, 35 ROTC l. Y. .lg Latin Club l. 2. 33 ROTC 1- 25 FFA 1- QA Majorettes 2. Pres. flg Maioffrws 2. 3: Class Day Speech 1-mimi 2, '1'HscsA LCC Q, xg Class Day czhfm. 145 Comm. llg Glen Club 3. Conf. lg ROHS lg jr. Sr. Prom Comm. Zg Student Council Rep. l. elga Rankl and Ramond Alvaro pause from their waltzing to pose for the photographer. Commercial Club 2, Pres. 3. at We A 1 fa ERNEST BALIGNASAY ROTC l, 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 35 ff . ,. A DARLENE BARSZCZ Glee Club 35 Transferred from Costern High. Chorus 1, 25 Band 2, 35 JPO 15 Rifle Team l. 2. HUGH D. BARNARD JR. ROTC 2, 35 Transferred from Paxon High. La Verne Directo samples the Oriental culinaries before suggesting approval to Nvwcomes Ronald Nichols and Dennis W'liite. ROBERT BENTO BILLIli lXIARll1l BRICKER MERCIE BRIDRIJO ROTC l. 2. 35 Football 2, 35 Bandg Cirls ClulJ5 Audio-Visual. Majorettes 2. 35 ROTC lg I5 Lcttcrmm'n's Transferred from Texas. Lcadefs Club 1. 2. 35 FHA 2, 3 3- Y-Teens l. 2, 35 Glee Club 3. MILDRED BUSTILLOS EDWINA CABEBE SARAH CALIZO ARTHUR CARAULIA FHA 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 2, 3. Lcader's Club 1, 25 ROTC 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 35 ROTC 2, 35 Glec Club 35 Commercial Club 35 Band I, 25 Choir 25 ,IPO l5 Commercial Club 2. Y-Teens Sgt. at Arms 2. Treas. 35 Lcttcrmen's Club 2, 3. Drill Team 15 LCC. D xi CHARLES CRAVEN MANUEL DEDIOS jr. Aloha Comm. 25 ROTC l. 2, 35 LCC 1. 25 Clec Club lg LCC l, 2, 35 ROTC l, Court Comissioncr 35 Ath. Comm. 35 Speech Festival 2. Rainbows Hi-Y l. 2. 35 Calendar Comm. Chrm. 35 Rifle Team 2. 3. FRANCES CHANG Sr. jolly Teens 4-H, Terr. Auditor, West Oahu County Pres. 25 LCC 2, 35 Rally Comm. Chrm. 35 Majorette 1. CHARLENE CHUN Cap and Gown Comm. 2, Co-Chrm. 35 -LH l, Sec. 2. Pres. 35 Leader's Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club l, 2, 35 Student Council Alt. l. LAVERN E DIRECTO 4-H jolly Teens 35 LCC l, 2, 35 ROTC 25 GAA Leader's Club 15 Latin Club l, 2. 35 Speech Club 1. FRANCES FLORES lWajorettes l5 Sr. Council Rep. 35 Leader's Club l, 35 Latin Club l, 2. 35 LCC 35 Assembly Comm. ,i.1'J'0Pfl.AA Jw LILLIAN FONG Cap and Gown Comm.5 ISCF 1, 25 Baccalaureate Comm. 35 LCC 3 Commercial Club 3 Awards GERALDINE FUNAKOSHI JANE FUNAKOSHI Y-Teens l. 25 Commercial FHA 2, Treas. 35 Sr. Jolly Teens Club 2, 35 Songleader 25 4-H 2. Sect. 35 Alumni Chrm. Majorette 15 Picnic Comm. 35 Y-Teens 3, Treas. 25 Majorette 2, Vice-Pres. 3. EDWARD GALIZA ROTC 1, 25 Metal Shop 2, 3. Transferred from St. Louis High. N IJ veg? HOWARD GARCIA ANTHONY GEOLINA GWENDOLYN GRAFF SONIA GRAY Tree Planting Comm.5 Football l. 2. 35 Basketball 3g Spanish Club 35 Ka Leilehua Commercial Club 2g FHA 3 ROTC l. 25 PTC I5 Track 1. 35 ROTC l, 2. 35 Class Editor 35 ROTC Sponsor Y-Teens 35 Chorus l. 35 Ka Basketball lg FFA 2, FFA Banquet Invitation Chrm. 2. 25 Commercial Club 25 Leilehua Faculty Editor 3. Y-Teens 3. GLORIA GITILLERMO Y-Teens l. 3. Sect. 25 Commercial Club 2g Social Chrm. 35 GAA l, 2. 35 FHA 2. 35 Sr. Class Picnic Comm. 35 FCC l, 2. anis -'vt A-sauna .VV ,W i .IOAN HARADA DAVID HAUKI PHYLLIS HEADRICK Sr. Class Scct.5 Soc, Comm. l. 35 Choir l. 2. 35 Trojans Club 2. 3g Commercial Club Sec, 35 Cheerleader 25 Majorette 15 Cleo Club 35 ROTC 1. 25 ISCF 1. 35 Student Council Y-Teens Pres, 15 RICC 25 Rifle Team 25 Sr. Council Rep. 3. Rep. 35 Math Club 25 Pres. 35 Student Council 1, 2. EUGENE HEILPERN ROTC 2, 3. Calif. Scholarship Fed. 2. Transferred from Richmond Union High. Roy Oshiro does the back slam while Iune Shimabuku antici ales the slam , . l t P ' . during the volleyball game between Period 2 and 4 Social Studies classes. fi A M SUE HICKEY Basketball 15 Choir lg Student Council 2g Dramatics 25 Alpha Delta Beta Club 25 FHA 3. Transferred from YN'ash. D. C. 10 GEORGE HIRANO JOYCE HIRANO GEORGE HIRASUNA ROSE HOEK BeBop Vice-Pres. 35 Golf 1, 2, 35 FHA Pres. 2, Prog. Chrm. 35 Cheerleader 35 Drum-Major 15 FHA ly 25 Sf- Picnics ROTC 1, 25 FFA5 Commercial 4-H Pres. 1, jr. Leader 1, 2, 35 Sr. Class Picnic Co-Chrm, 35 Aloha COIYIUI- 3- Glubg Track 3. ISCF 2, 35 Finance Comm. 35 Finance Comm. 25 Rally Comm, 35 Social Comm. 3. , - -41 l Class Gift Chrm. 3. 1, ' .sr I .- I -x X . SUZY HOOKS AMY IMAMOTO FREDERICK IMAN DONALD INAFUKU Stuent Council Rep. 35 FHA l, 35 4-H 1, 2, 35 Sr, ROTC l, 2, 35 Rifle Team 2, 3. ISCF 35 Jr. Sr. Prom Co-Chrm Cheerleader 35PE Leader 1. 35 Aloha Comm. Chrm. 35 25 Student COUHCU RCP- ls Pep Squad l, 2, 3. Glec Club 35 Sentinel 35 Choir 3. H21l1db00lC Comm- 1, 25 GAYLE JAMISON Prom Comm. 25 GAA 25 News Editor-Dragons Roar5 Spanish Club 35 Latin Club Class Day Comm. 3. 'Transferred from Japan. L. ILA Baseball 2, 3. bi DAVID JENNINGS Choir 2, 3. ROTC 1, 2, 35 Rifle Team 2, 35 ,YQ 1 l H Q ,- EVELYN JUSTO soph. Lib. chfm, j 5 yi Crcggites Club 25 FHA 3. T fig Transferred from Farrington ' 3 .i if High. A A , 1 pf? U 5' 14 'll Pj.: 'W 1 if NANCY KADOYABIA X-Teens l. 2.Sec. 3, 4-H l, 2, 35 LCC 2, Vice Pres. 35 Social Comm.5 Athletics Comm.5 'Q 'VH Sr. Picnic 35 Songleader 2. No truer words were spoken. Leilehua abounds with femininf' splcndorsf' KARL KAKEHI ROBERT KAKOGAVVA IVIARILYN KANESHIRO BETSY KATO ROTC l, 2, 35 LCC 25 Baseball I, 2, 35 Football 35 Svntinelg Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Publicity Chrm. 35 Class Sec. 1 Angles Hi-Y 25 Baseball 35 Student Court lg 4-H 1. 2, 35 GAA I5 Commencement Co- Chrm. 35' Intramural Activities 1, 2. Aloha Comm. 35 Apaches Class Gift Comm. 35 Student Council Rep. 25 Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Aloha Comm. 1, 2, 3. Latin Club Yice-Pres, 35 'l Honor Roll l, 2, 3. prim. 7? 1 1-5 JERRY KELII LL'CILLli KELII COLLEIL' KIIX KIARAIORIE KIHI CAA 1, 2, 35 ROTC 2, 35 Leaders' Club l, 2, 35 ROTC 23 Cheerleader , . -Teens 1, 25 Aloha Comm. Chrm. 35 FHA 35 Chorus l. 2. May Day Assem. Co-Chrm. l, 25 Athl tic . 2. 35 Court Commissioner 35 Majorcttes 35 LCC 1, 35 FHA 3. Sr. 'it ' n Chrm. 35 Prom Comm. 25 Latin Club 25 3 Sr. cil Rep. 35 Scholarship Comm. Chrm. 35 Ka Leilehua Bus. Mrg. Honor Roll 2, 3. if 'sd go PATRICIA KIM Sentinel Nfcws lzditor Z, ROTC Sponsbr lg P Comm. lxilgykkkiirhua Edito?H3g - et-:ns 1, Vice-Pres. 2, X, Latin Club 2, 3. CARY KIYAN FFA1 ROTCI ' 2,1 ml KOIN KOIZVMI ROTC 1. 2. 3g Publicity Comm. 35 Athletic Comm. I. ji 'Q AKIKO KOBIATA AVIS KONISHI KENITSU KOSAKA Student Body Vice'-Pres. Class Rrp. 3g FHA 2, 35 li8glCS 'I-H l. 2, 3g ROTC 1,25 Asscm. Comm, Chrm. 3g Commercial Club 2. 3g LCC 3g PrOm Ctlmm. 2. School Spirit Chrm. 2g Soph Class Yicc-Pres. lg Lc'aClf'r's Club l, 2. Pres. 33 Latin Club l. 2. fl. Sr, jolly Teens -1-H 3g ISCF 3. 5... ,Q EDYVARD KUBO CAROLH KCRIHARA HORACE KL'SHllNII JEAN KUSUDA ROTC I. 24 Explorer Scout 4.1-I Jolly Tcq-ng 35 Y.'I'Cg-ng RQTC 1. 23 PTC 33 Spanish Club Eg 4-H llg 1- 3- 35 PTC 33 APHCNS Hi-Y l. 2. 31 Chorus 34 FHA 35 Apaches Hi-Y l. 2, Pres. 3. Alflha Cflmm- 3L FHA 31 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 12, 3. G14-Q Club 35 Pr-p Club 3, Lcudcfs Club l. f Q V -kin tg ll -4 'Q 1 Qi, FEDERICO LABASAN YVONNE LIU BARBARA NIASOCAI, Apaches Hi-Y l, 2. 39 PTC 35 Commercial Club 2. 34 ROTC l, 35 FHA 35 ROTC l. 2g FFA 1. 2. 3. CAA 1. 2. fig LCC llg Choir 2. li, GLADYS lVII.YAl'lARA Ring Comm. Chrm. 2. llg School Spirit Comm. Chrm. 35 Latin Club 2. 3g ISCF 33 Scnior Picnic Co-Chrm. 3. Y-Teens 3, , mf: my ROTC I, 2, 3, JOHN MIYAHARA ROTC I. 23 l l .'X l. ELAINE XHYASHIRO 4-H jolly Trcns 1, 2. 35 Senior Councilg jr, Sr. Prom Comm. 2g Majorcttc' Corp lg Songlcader 2, Commcrcial Club 3. KENNETH MOHICA Track l. 2. fig Choir 2. 35 Trojan Club 2. 3g ROTC l, 2g Glu- Club 35 Basketball 3. HIDEO MIUR.-X ROTC l, 2, .Qi HARR I ET MIYA M OTO Student Body Svc. 3g jr. Class SCC. 25 Lt'adcr's Club l, 25 Scc.-Trcas. llg Latin Club 2. ll, Yicc-Prcs. lg .-Xsscrnbly Comm, Sr. Social Comm. ll. :UNIY KITYASATO FHA ,lg l-H fl, .xXX2ll'llN Gift Comm, 3. No fit-ld goals. no hook shots, but plcnty of fouls acld rxcitcd mcrrimcnt for thc girls. ,rj ff 'Tx DOROTHY MORINAGA FHA 25 Nominating Comm. Chrm. 35 Commercial Club 35 Class Alt. lg Sr. Jolly Teens 4-H 2, 4. LORRAINE NIUNETAKE Y-Teens l, 3g FHA 25 4-H 15 Chous 25 Prom Comm. 25 Decoration Comm. 25 BENJAINIIN NAKAIVIIYO ROTC 1, 2, 35 Rifle Team 2, 35 Apaches Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 35 Metal Shop 1. 4:9 x.J JAINIES NAKASONE Student Body Pres. 35 Class Pres. 25 Basketball l, 2. 35 Football 35 ROTC 1. 25 Ka Leilehua Typist. Spanish Club Treas. 3. Transferred from Lahainaluna High. S, V f KENNETH NAKASONE ROTC 1, 2, 35 FHA 35 BeBops Club l. 2. 35 Golf l, 2. 35 Boxing 2, 35 Hot Rods Hi-Y 2, 3. . l -lla ROSALINDA NEIVA GAA Club 2, 35 choir 35 4-H Club 1. RONALD NICHOLS BeBops Club 35 Student Council Rep. 35 Senior Executive Councilg Golf 35 Track 3. FRANCIS NONIURA BcBops 35 ROTC 1, 2. 35 Ka Ka Leilehua Sports liditorg Student Council Alt. 35 Track 1, 25 Football 3. MARION NONAKA Student Council Rep. 1, 25 Baccalaureate Co-Chrm. 35 LCC 2, 35 Aloha Comm. 35 Commercial Club 35 FHA. AIOYCE NISHIMLRA Handbook Comm. Chrm. l, 25 Legislative Comm, Chrm. 35 Student Court Commissioner '25 ROHS Delegate 25 Latin Club Pres. 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 'rx ,1- vt df' QR. RICHARD NONAKA Baseball 2, 35 Football 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Swimming 15 Hi-Y 1, Executive Comm. 2. vi YOSHIKO OHORI Class Trcas. 1, 2, 3. 4.14 1, 2, ' Trcas. 35 ISCF l. 2, 35 Latin Club Pres. 35 Honor Roll I, 2, 3. but ggwz-Awl E Mr. L. Ching. Senior class advisor, accepts eagerly sushi and chicken from Betsy Kato during the annual Senior Picnic. ADOLPHO OROSCO ROY OSHIRQ FRANCIS OWEN FFA 1, 25 ROTC 1, '25 ROTC l. 25 BcB0ps 35 Rifle ROTC 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Football 2, Team 25 Sr. Social Comm. 3: Drill Team 15 Band 1, 25 Prom Comm. 25 Hot Rods Rifle Team 2, 35 JPO I, 2. Hi-Y 2, 3. ESTER PAAHANA FHA 35 Choir l. ff- I -..is LUCILLE PARILLA HELGA RANKL CECILIA RAPOZA Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Choir 35 Basketballg Chorus. Homecoming Queen 3. Glee Club. Transferrcd from Hilo High. ALLEN RO FFA l, 25 ROTC 1, 25 BeBops Club Chaplain 35 Golf 15 Table-Tennis 15 Intramural Sports 3. an ,,-,,.-ui' .131 l SUENO- sA1To Cheerleader 2555 n eader 35 Social Chrrwgfifgiorette 15 Corriqnergla-ll ub 2, 35 Alohaf Comm. Sec. 2. RONALD SATO Golf 1, 25 Basketball 2, 35 BeBops Treas. 35 Billard 25 3. Transferred from Pahala High. JU I A BU U 5. MARY LOUISE SHIMATA FLOYD SHIRAISHI S h. lass cs. 15' 0 Majorettc 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 FFA l, 25 ROTC l, 25 omrft. Chr , lg 71 1 ss V' 9 Red Cross Comm. 35 4-H 2, 35 Ka Leilehua 3. -Pres' 25 Jr. S 'Pr o-Ch FHA 35 LCC 3. 25 S ss rcs. 35 Sp nish Clnlgdilce Pres. 3. as 'J' WARREN SHIROMA Class Iixcutivc Rep. 15 Court Comissioner 25 FFA l, 3, Sec. 25 ROTC 1, 2, 4-H Pres, 1, 2, 35 Athletic Treas. 3. 41 ROBERT.-X SIU Commercial Club 3. i 'I 'Qs l 'Qs it TED SLECHTA ROTC 15 Choirg Baseball, Drill Team 3. ,ug fix MABEL TAKAHARA Legislative Comm. Sec. 35 Sr. Social Comm. 35 Y-Teens 25 Chorus Sec,-Treas. 35 Latin Club l, 2, 3. in I -Q QQ .ff BESSIE TAKAHASHI 4-I-I l, 2, 35 Commercial Club 3 l, Awards Comm. 2, Chrm. 35 Jr, Class Social Comm. 35 FHA 3. GEORGE TAKAHASHI FFA 2, 35 Baseball 15 Football l, 22 Co-Capt. 35 Banquct Comm. 35 BeBops 35 Spartans 2, 3. Transferred from Punahou. W4 PAUL TAKANHYA Latin Club 35 ROTC 1. 2. 3' Student Council Rep. l. 35 Legislative Comm. 35 Band Pros. I. i 1 rs., am ESTERLINA TALUB Commercial Club 2, 35 Leaders Club l. 2, 35 FHA l, 2. 35 Y-Teens 25 4-H 35 ROTC 2. .wk ANTHONY TAMANAHA Class Yicc-Pres, 35 Sr. lixccutivc Council 35 BcBop 35 Golf l. 2. 3. ANTHONY TANIO Football I, 2. 35 Sr. Social Comm. Chrm. 35 LCC 2. 35 ROTC 2. 35 Trojans 2, 3. 'Fransfcrrcd from Los Angvlcs, Calif. JEAN TARA Sr. Class Banquet Co-Chrm. 35 Y-Tccns l, 2, 35 ICC Rcp. 2. 35 4-H 2, 35 Publicity Comm. 35 Aloha Comm. lg Ka Lcilc-hua 3 'Us 'Qu CLAUDE TAKANIOTO ROY TAKEDA ROTC l. 25 Rainbows Hi-Y 1. 25 Ring Comm. 2, 35 FFA lg Soph. Class Rcpg Honor Roll l. ROTC l. 25 ISCF 3. 'V DOUGLAS TAMLTRA Latin Club 35 lfoollaall l, 2. LCttt'rmt'n's Club 2. 35 ' ROTC l. 2. 35 Scntincl 25 Hi-Y Council Chaplain 2. -mu.. 3 STANLEY TANDAI. ROTC 1. 2. 35 Basvball l, 2, 35 Baskrtball 1. 2. 35 Scnior Council Rep. 35 Band Officcr 35 Choir Vice-Prcs.2, 3. Miss M. Tobry and David Jennings lcad thc pcriod I Social Studirs class homo room in thc basics of Samoan dancing. 'SR ,Q-N 1 JANET TASHIRO DAVID TATE LORETTA THOMAS PEGGY THURSTON Student Council Rep. 15 ROTC 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Choir 35 Leader's Club l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 35 FHA 1, fig LCC 15 Commercial Club 2, 35 Audio Visual l. LCC lg FHA 35 Glce Club 3. Hpnor Roll li Student COUUCTI Y-Teens l, 2, 35 4-H l, 2, 3. Rep. 35 ROTC Sponsor 3. :W HELEN TOGASHI Y-Teens 35 Cleo Club 35 4-H jolly Teens 35 Pepst Club 35 LCC 35 FHA 3. 4995 1Q DONALD TONI Majorette l. 2, 155 Choir 35 er's Class Day Comm. 35 Glen Club. Transferred from Langford High. l- ri ,ann l KENNETH UESUGI KENNETH TSUTOMI Tree-Planting Chrm. 35 FFA Pres. 25 Eagles -PH l. 2, 3, Cap and Gown Comm. 35 Apaches Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Handbook Comm. l, 25 ROTC l, 25 lixplorer Scouts l. 2. 3. Rally Comm. 35 School Spirit 35 Banquet Comm. 35 Rifle Team 2. fx, 7 DONALD VILLADOS Rifle Team 2. 35 ROTC l, 2, 35 Basketball l. 25 Track l5 jr. Aloha Comm.5 ROTC Band Leader 2. ESMERALDA VILLEGAS Transferred from Waipahu High. 1 l l 'QR Y , BEVERLY WARD GEORGE WATANABE DENNIS WHITE INIEI LAN VVONG journalism 25 Homemaking 2, 35 Intramural Comm, 35 Sr. Exec. Council5 Sr. Social Majorette 1, 2, 35 Social Majorette. Transferred from ISCF 1, 2, Pres. 35 Comm.g Jr. Class Play5 Comm. 25 LCC 1, 25 Austin High. Student Council Alt. 35 French-Latin Club 15 Refreshment Comm. 15 Hi-Y Council Sec. 25 Library 1, 25 ROTC l, 2. Y-Teens 1, 25 -l-H Treas. l. Handbook Comm. 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2, 3. ,Q YO 101 NIARIA YACAPIN TONIOKO YANIAKI KIYOSHI YOKOO CAROL YOKUTA ROTC 1, 2, 35 Leaderls Y-Teens 1. 2, Pres. 35 Ka ROTC 1, 25 FFA l, 25 Banquet Comm. 35 Class Club l, 2. 35 LCC 15 Leilehua Sr, Class Editor 35 Apaches Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Gift Comm. 35 Latin Club 2, 35 FHA 35 Choir l. Handbook Comm. l, 25 -I-H Club 1, 2, 3. Latin Club I, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Class Ring Comm. 2, 3. X, Convertible, blondes QPcggy Thurston and Suzy ooksj and Charles Cra- NORMAN YONAMINE vcn, picnic bound, arrive at the bus depot to board the bus for Haleiwa. Football 2. 35 4-H Club I, 2, Baseball 2, 35 School Aid Comm. Chrm. 3. '!v'..., -, 'B F ,,,n.2-We ' L f endow Snape Senior Picnic: Top Left: Did you ever see a more Comfortable group of girls? Top Right: Geraldine Funakoshi and Roberta Siu beautify themselves for the boys, of course! Right: Mr. Yanagihara instructs Anto- nio Tanio in the use of the lzithe while Senior classmates observes. Bottom Left: The boys line the corridor after lunch for their daily lunch hour chat. Bottom Right: Rose Hoek, Gayle Jamieson, and Billie Briker teach us a lesson-see no evil, speak no evil, and hear no evil. ,ir Left to right: President, GRACE PAK Vice President, CAROL YOSHIDA Secretary, RACHAEL KIMURA Treasurer, FRANCIS SUZUKI The Class of '57, under the able advisorship of Miss Meda Lucas enjoyed a fun-packed year led by class officers Grace Pak, president, Carol Yoshida, vice- president, Rachel Kimura, secretary, and Francis Suzuki, treasurer. Following their motto, The Key to Knowledge Opens the Door To Success , the jolly juniors had an enjoyable evening at the Junior-Senior prom, after eight months of diligent and conscientious studying. Another activity, the class picnic, held in May, was a great success, that was enjoyed by all.. Advisor, MRS. M. TATEISHI ff! U .x L 4. PERIOD 4 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: P. Koide, W. Worlds, M. Sanders, M. Kahoiwai, E. Oliwa, D. Na- gaki, K. Nakasone, C. Ongie, L. Nakashima, F. Watanabe, J. Taira. Row II: C. Mohica, I. Noaka, J. Kohagura, Akagi, C. Liberato, I. Honda, P. Clark, B. Pihana, F. Salvador, E. Blanchard, R. Dagio, R. Nouchi, E. Shimazu, R. Kea, C. Wong. Row III: H. Hamada, R. Camarm, E. Fukumoto, H. Neong, F. Shibuya, P. Shue, V. Nugal, M. Matsumiya. .wh ,vw PERIOD 5 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: E. Nekota, E. Tagami, S. Saito, R. Kimura, I. Sato, H. Yamauchi. Row II: M. Tano, M. Ohiri, V. Chun, M. Kawauchi, G. Pak, L. Muraoka, M. Barnard, E. Oshiro, H. Miya- sato, L. Allen, Murakoshi, P. Hardgrove. Row III: M. Bailey, B. Henson, D. Sone, K. Wong, E. Naong, J. Tanaka, F. Suzuki, G. Kang, S. Knotts. 5'-Ie 'gl lm .... as 5- i H PERIOD 6 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: H. Hashimoto, K. Durham, C. Libcrato, E. Yamas, E. Kawamoto C. Sano, H. Itamoto. Row II: C. Suwa, L. Gombio, J. Urian, F. Kihara, S. Mitsuka, P. Shibata, E. Higuchi B. A. Nakatsuda, D. Buenconsejo, R. Aton. Row III: K. Choy, P. Lorenzo, G. Larson, P. Kim, C. Hirayama T. Nagai, R. Takamiya, R. Visperms, R. Sensano, H. Tamura, G. McNabb. 73 1 l 9 - I Q7fyQQSa-n PERIOD 1 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: J. Hirokane, E. Togashi, L. Ehosare, C. Lee, A. Bencdum, I. Ongais, L. Birgado, M. Agena. Row II: T. Yoshitomo, H. Piena, M. Lee, J. Suzuki, F. Handa, G. Ito, V. Kibota, P. Cambar, B. Medeiros , J. Shimada, I. Aniya, E. Lestino. Row III: K. Hiroe, T. Toyama, J. Slechta, D. Visperas, V. Barro, R. Ballungay, M. Kailimai, R. Kuba, J. Gomes. 5 :e,1..., PERIOD 2 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: C. Carinio, L. Katayama, H. Elvino, H. Sambueno, M, Kim, A Uc-da, V. Kibota. Row II: G. Agena, G. Matsui, H. Hamamura, A. Caguioa, P. Bento, A. Yonker, V. Miya guchi, K. Ungos, A. Limbaga, G. Arrayan, G. Takeshita. Row III: E. De Guzman, C. Thomas, H. Dela Cruz P. Aulo, A. Villeza, D. Choy, C. Anrayan. Qi 59. A jp, xi: 5 AY PERIOD 3 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: M. Vallejos, G. Sanders, D. Chapman, M. L. Chapell, E. Christen- son, A. Roylo, I. Chun, P. Virgeniza, C. Yoshida. Row II: C. Lanquit, M. Kametono, M. Fong, C. Liberato, J. Sniffen, B. Sekgawa, J. Kashima, E. Uesugi, R. Matsui, B. Park, L. Park, E. Kim. Row III: C. Suwa, T. Oliberos, R. Kim, I. Nishida, G. Newhouse, J. Watanabe. Left to right: President, GEORGE TAMAYORI Vice President, GLADYS MASUDA Secretary, GRACE HIRANO Treasurer, BONIFACIO URIAN Heading the class of '58 was the president, George Tamayori, who led the activities of the class successfully with the helpful assistance of Vice-President, Gladys Masudag Secretary, Grace Hiranog Treasurer, Bonifacio Uriang and the capable advisors, Miss Dorothy Long, Mrs. Carol Haenisch, Miss Shizue Ito, Mrs. K. Fetterman, Miss Lois Lancette, Mrs. Genevieve Coleman, MfSgt. Baldwin, Mr. Anthony Peligrino and Takumi Izuno. Colors were red and white and the carnation was the class flower. There is no short-cut to success was the motto. Among the many activities, the sophomores started the-school year with the election of officers and completed a memorable year with a picnic in February. Advisor, MISS D. LONG PERIOD l SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: R. Rivera, F. Rulloda, L. Casem, E. Garcia, E. Miyasato. Row II: G. Monma, B. Yacapin, M. San Nicolas, P. Cashman, E. Meyers, S. Cacciatore, C. Kauha, S. Samson, P. Martinez, G. Algoso, R. Perreira. Row III: E. Deguzman, G. Kim, C. Kim, B. Chambers, L. Nishioka, C. Miyashiro, J. Jerviss. PERIOD 2 SOCIAL STUDIES Row 1: G. Kaneshiro, G. Lestino, P. Choy, M. L. Chappell, E. Saito, P. Ito, L. Lee, D. Ota, E. Laboguen, R. Tanimoto. Row II: G. Kalchi, H. Akahoshi, L. Snodgrass, H. Hauki, M. Hartel, L. Robinson, F. Wagatsuma, E. Kim, H. Yamaguchi, J. Kawaguchi, N. Tanio, G. Jumalon, J. Magla- sang, V. Acohido, T. Sato. Row III: N. Jimeno, E. Ramos, R. Herbig, A. Caraulia, E. Hashimoto, C. Ishikawa, W. Osakoda, S. Nagamatsu. ...QQ x. . PERIOD 3 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: G. Tamayori. E. Hiroshima, A. Alcimoto, Ige, L. Fleischer, B. Gardner, S. Morrissey, L. Kaneshiro, B. Urian. Row II: A. Ishida, S. Tomita. K. Hirayama, E. Soriano, A. Chang, J. Kanja. A. Parrilla, I. Kameda. Row III: R. Ongie, D. Takeshita, T. Osakoda, J. Matsui, E. Han- da, J. Sano, G. Hirano, M. Nunotani, D. Cook, K. Remaly, H. Bueconsejo, R. Saneishi. all 45 1 PERIOD 4 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: M. Cacciatore, E. Abear, O. Pagarigan, I. Shiraishi, P. Labang, A. Vasconcellos. Row II: R. Camanse, G. Deguzman, C. Jose, R. Lorenzo, E. Labasan, E. Kahugura, S. Quison, R. Neiva, A. Navares, W. Hodson, R. Liu. Row III: R. Funakoshi, D. Handa, H. Nonaka, W. Kushimi, D, Abrahamson. PERIOD 5 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: R. Escuadro, R. Tom+A. Johnston, S. White, M. Vellalos, D. Pascua, B. Kim, E. Ota, M. Koidc, H. Ventura, Higaj ROWNEII: L. Caraway, Smith, Owen, P. Ishii, C. jimeno, K. Funakoshi, T. Orosco, C. Lee, F. Miyashiro, G. Masuda, S. Nishimura. Row III: Driscoll, H. Sekiya, V. Tenoria, R. Sasaki, E. Villeza, G. Matsumiya, A. Komata, R. Ogasawara, A. Takeda, R. Stanley, E. Tanji, G. Kimura. 2 Q .. I .Q - PERIOD 6 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: H. Hiroe, M. Ciracks, C. Carvalho, D. Amano, A. Heipern, I. Yana- gisako, R. Figueroa, D. Costa, N. Ronolo, Pritchahi, L. Nishimoto, D. Niino, R. Akamine. Row III: P. Azama, L. Vallejos, V. Aguado, C. Brown, K. Togasrd. Row II: A. Caminos, R. Sugimoto, R. Young, L. Rivera, M. Daguido, S. Virtido, D. Quiseng, C. Kim, L. Seu, W. Sekigawa. 77 A . 3' ,X 'L 5 W, - 5 Q 'W' ,L I gi5x.31, , .f .Q . 'ig a .- EQ ' R ng' , JMU ' Ni? ? . a . I TN' 4' -+3-Z. K . , Ma i ai Left to right President, SANDRA YMAS Vice President, ROLAND LARSON Secretary, FIATH HIRASUNA Treasurer, JAMES NAKASONE Advisor, MR BILL SMITHE 5 9th GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES PERIOD 1 ROOM 9 Row I M Perry J Simpson D Aoki H Arnold M B Kern B Raudabaugh C Yarbrough M Ascierto K Honda M Konishi F Yoshimura E Hirano Row II N Arakakx C Kam M Chicakasue T Paqadar G MIVHSDIYO S Dagulsa P Naong P Villados B Aragonsllxo C Wong A Nakamura C. Heath C Oplnla M Aipla Row III V Lendrum S Veek G Santos A. Soriano D. Daeuag M. Siu E. Kamoku L. Nakagawa M. Hansen E. Takayama C. Dangiclang A. R Q 5 e,, -1 . . I :E la V11 E' 5 I -,, . ,V I-V4 in t W --.. 1- . , t El I . ig ? K mln it if L7 E W ..k X. M, . .1 . - ,gag Q , . r 2.5, --.:: ,rzu :T - ..-,- K K , ' Q ' ' Q .V ix Q - 1 , Eff 'V 5.5 A ' 'E .,f '.-- H 5 .. - .1 ' A - ,. . I - Q e : T-. ,I ...Q -g 1 1 as .N . . .ff 'eL T5 A - Q ' J -- 'A ' Z A ff' L ., H. . 5 T... .,.,,., 3 .,., I .t III-- 4 lzlv -- V A-:,I 'V E-it , . gf shi, 9th SOCIAL STUDIES PERIOD 2 Row I: K. Maglasang C. Masada S. Kaio L. Sarroca I. Lewis P. Mohica M. L. Walters J. Paahana M. J. Wheeler R. Lorenzo. Row II: J. Dilwith H. Medeiros R. Naka- sone L. Belles E. Angermaller M. Aoki A. Abulan F. Lucas R. Simpkins K. Okubo. Row III: R. Ono P. Park D. Bernard R. Yoshida R. Nishimura M. Yoshimura. 78 4 . D A 'L 9th GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES PERIOD 5 Row I: C. Black, G. Cox, C. Wiese, M. L. Nicam, A. Lucas, C. Ventura, F. Narca. Row II: B. Ebalei, P. Ventura, J. Bamba, S. Yokko, G. Isa, J. Mattice, G. Vismonte, A. Pimmauna, A. Camanse, D. Solomon. Row III: G. Lau, E. Garcia, R. Koyama, H. Kim, W. Gomes. . 'Sri' VERA , LW' L 9th GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES PERIOD 6 Row I: E. Funakoshi, S. Pagarigan, R. Laboguen, G. Wee, J. A. Walthall, J. Kawamoto, K. Yoneda, J. La Torre. Row II: M. Reyes, S. Yonas, V. Tamura, M. Hamada, E. Sato, H. Uyeda, J. Aguado, P. Bricker, D. Mac Mulkin, L. Chu, A. Miyamoto, M. Nooldridgc. Row III: H. Akahoshi, R. Larsen, W. Luke, M. Dristrol, B. Segars, C. Seamstvr, A. Knotts, R. Rapuyan, K. Azuma, R. Kamitoro, A. Taylor. 9th SOCIAL STUDIES PERIOD 4 Row I: A. Albano, R. Kimura, A. Hiromoto, M. Carlos, A. Saito, Togashi, F. Akagi, L. Kim, M. Tano, J. Choi. Row II: W. Ideguchi, A. Sung, R. Suzuki, R. Kang, R. Jacang, E. Kozaki, E. Ishimoto, J. Hirota, W. Spillncr, H. Daniels, L. DeRego, M. L. Dixon, A. Elvena, T. Hirayama, T. Nomra, Row III: K. Hiroe, J. Gallagher, J. Thurston, S. Sato, A. Arizala, J. Nakasone, R. Yoneda. 79 PERIOD 6 SOCIAL STUDIES Row l: M. Adams, C. Yamauchi, B. Aniya, M. Sambueno, S. Abo, W. Sabi- hon, R. Kauha, C. Kim, D. Johnson, T. Limbaga. Row II: A. Kim, L. Lucas, R. Jumawan, E. Sasaki, G Miller, E. Valdez, V. King, L. Souza, H. Nonaka, E. Sugimoto, H. Pritchard, M. Lestino. Row III: L. Sayas M. Nouchi, R. Tsutomi. ' 4.4 uv-oumxat PERIOD 4 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: E. Shimada, J. Rillamas, P. Chang, F. Hirasuna., T. Miura, K. Tsu- toml G Pratt, I. Hartcl. Row II: N. Soma, A. Wheeler, E. Galut, P. Carbonel, E. Kidder, B. Brown, F. Yamamoto A Yamamoto, L. Yamamoto. Row III: R. Hagio, A. Caminos, V. Chine-n, H. Nekota. Y H8 PERIOD 5 SOCIAL STUDIES Row I: E. Kushimi, G. Sorean, J. Okita, V. Dorado, L. Kanegawa, C. Arakaki. Row II: E. Nakamiyo, Dugan, L. Agana, G Ken Kau, C. Fichn, E. Watanabe, J. Mercier, M Kibota, J. Florf-s. Row III: H. Marks, K. Kea, F. Queliudrrino, R. Cabebe, J. Candalisa, J. Unico, A. Yacapin --4 49454 'A ,.-. Left to right: President, PAULETTE RIVERA Vice President, BARBARA CARIANO Secretary, ELLEN SAITO Treasurer, REITA SAKAMOTO The class of '60 started its second year at Leilehua with the election of class officers. The advisors were Mrs. Helen Larsgaard, Mrs. Winona Rubin, Mr. Harry Scott, Mr. Ikuo Nakagawa, Mr. James Shiroma, and Mr. John Park. The Carnation was chosen as the class flower, blue and white for the class colors, and To have success, do your best for their motto. The year's events included two socials and a picnic at Haleiwa Park. Advisor, MRS. H. LARSGAARD PERIOD 3 MATH Osakoda, E. Tachiba J. Kihara, F. Arter, Miyashiro. Row III: zaki, W. Lupiba, A. RM. 6 Row I: D. Craven,' D. Lopez, R. Doi, L. Quiseng, S. Ken Kau, M. Vesberas, F. ra, M. De Dios, W. Yamamoto, J. Luke, Row II: T. Pagador, V, Ching, E. Kawamata, C. Higa, L. Niino, B. Nakamatsu, G. Masuda, I. Kuraoka, M. Kuga, R. Koide, M. K. Lee, E. Costa, A. Caminos, R. Lisenby, R. Higa, G. Osakoda, E. Villarmio, R. Oka- Lee, Balaz, L. Black. 81 film PERIOD 3 MATH RM. 7 Row I: D. Sabihon, R. Dc Vincent, L. Alverez, V. Lyons, S. Yoshimura, P. Mathison, M. Keenan, D. McLance, R. Proctor, H. Obatay, P. Mathison, D. Nakatsuka. Row II: N. Repuyan, E. Hashimoto, P. Steuhanson, M. Dole, E. Kiyan, B. Wada, B. Cariaso, C. Inoshita, F. Nakamura, H. Kohagura, P. Aipia, C. Camacho, R. Arrayan. Row III: J. Pihana, T. King, E. Wiese, R. Solomon, M. Branum, T. Neville, Ramos, H. Pineda, R. Walkerhorst. l ' 5 ' A 9 wit . k v his .X -r' -'-wif: .,:..,, fi e : 'H' lf, , ,-if jaaseg.. ,.,,, -... F . -Q V A 3. t y-+-a tz rzae v Q . . f N Q . , Q wwifiitl ' , ' fs . Vi? . fy Wgyl , Q ' . LQ1 : 4 K X f Q if x if A hifi? 1 w so . Iv .SV I 'E PERIOD l MATH Row I: S. Walker, P. Quison, R. Legoncion, L. Wagatsuma, G. Blanchard, G. Gutten- hoff, N. Okubo. Row II: S. Brennan, P. Camacho, P. Paahana, N. Nagron, H. Alahoshi, J. jerviss, I. Bautoline. Row III: E. Chang, T. Baptiste, B. Dellatan, R. Baldwin, F. Meier, V. Owen. PERIOD 5 MATH RM. 7 Row I: C. Segars, C. Kong, E. Saito, J. Kim, C. Hiroshima, R. Tanji, B. Nishi- mura, R. Sakamoto, E. Yonas, N. Gates, G. Yoshida. Row II: D. Fukuoka, J. Kamisugi, V. Swaydis, K. Anano R. Dickeson, L. Brown, M. Williams, R. Peek, Helmich, Thurston, D. Adolphson, K. Constatine, C. Kim. Row III: C. Daitoku, L. Ogawa, T. Ferreira, A. Ramos, D. I. Ichiyama, P. Morris, W. Nealhoward G. Van Clrave, S. Dunbar. 1 1 L 9 .. .Q 1 rw- . 8th GRADE MATH PERIOD 1 Row I: G. Nakagawa, V. Soriano, W. Pyo, M. Ohara, S. Sugai, F. Honda, A. Nomura, B. Wiggins, S. Crofford, J. Baker, R. Ige, S. Manaday, R. Iqe, R. Masuoka. Row II: G. Takeshita R. Uchiyama, S. Vallejos, E. Lee, M. Murakami, A. Ishikawa, L. Lee, C. Herse, H. Sato, P. Rivera, C. Tate, E. Acorido, G. Tsugi. Row III: L. Oribio, I-I. Itamoto, F. Choi, R. Aniya, R. Nakasone, R. Oshiro, K. Kid- der, J. De Gubman, M. Kamikawa, H. Morioka, B. Yanagisako. z 'iw J me R g. Q . 1 8th GRADE PERIOD 3 Row I: V. Shiroma, F. Oshiro, D. Shimata, P. Woodard, I. Haskell, G. Hauki, M. Dzurik, B. Rivera, A. Panee, S. Aumavae, R. Dangidang, P. Sniffen. Row II: L. Shiroma, Lowe, Car- valho, Y. Rapis, S. Walters, N. Robinson, J. Fukusaki, L. Hozama, K. Kelso, M. Wagatsuma, J. Saito, J. Crosby. Row III: R. Buckheit, R. Anub, R. Wong, R. Dimaculangan, D. Rondan, P. Dubois, D. Sneary. '+- PERIOD 5 MATH Row I: T. Ota, D. Millikau, D. Jiminez, G. Sakagawa, L. Kelley, K. Kawaguchi, D. Daguio, V. Bieze, P. Jones, R. Gray, T. Kailimai, R. Banba, N. Neilpern. Row II: D. Clark, J. Iwahari, K Fukumoto, L. Lareau, R. Bailey, K. Haenisch, K. Toyofuku, L. Rosa, J. Stephanson, F. Shiraishi, K. Gratz Row III: H. N. Tahara, R. Miyasato, R. Clark, G. Yoshitomo, L. Shiroma, T. Halloway, G. Yoneda. 83 Advisor, MRS. H. STANDEVEN Left to right: President, JENNY ISHIYAMA Vice Persident, LEO BOYLE Secretary, SARAH GREGONI Treasurer, MARION UYEDA The class of '61, 270 strong with Mrs. Hazel Standeven as their advisor, started school year with the election of officers. The seventh graders found the year very difficult while others found it easy. Coming from the Elementary school, the students found changes such as having six different class-room in one day and eating in the cafeteria with anyone. The following are the accomplishments of the seventh grade class: 15 2nd place award for the best attendance in the Homecoming-Parade. 21 2nd place award for the best jalopy in the Homecoming-Parade. 3, Many students participate with their Play-Day. 84 wa--if PERIOD 3 MATH RM 5 Row I: D. Ohori, R. Warren, D. Walthall, A. Kawamoto, K. Kuraoka, M. Ka- shima, M. Driscoll, R, M. Hirano. N. Kang, M. Peak, D. Low, S. Suyat. Row II: G. Tomita, T. Oshiro A. Hashimoto, A. Takamiya, L. Kimura, J. Montague, J. Yokomo, F. Hubbard, Gregorio, P. Clark, D. St Row III: P. Stanley, M. Shira, R. Buker, R. Muranaka, B. Chu, D. Munetake, E. Azuma, B. Takano. PERIOD 4 MATH RM. 5 Row I: E. Nishimoto, L. Boyle, E. Halloway, Y. Dangidan, E. Nakashima, C. Brown, L. Shiroma. Row II: K. Shiroma, C. Chun, T. Dzurik, C. Jones, A. Hayashi, S. Lee, R. Tanio,. G. Mochica, J. Matsuda, S. Akazaki. Row III: E. Barszcz, Crosby, A. Santlago, S. Lagclon, Lee Kwai, W. I. Doguisa. Row IV: K. Ming, D. Cambra, S. Kauha, R. Ordonio, D. Kaio, D. Fugumoto. PERIOD 5 MATH RM. 5 Row I: E. Custer, R. Pasco, R. Haeffler, A. Clark, M. Elaban, B. Chun, G. War- hurst, E. Santiago, N. Heath, J. Ungos, C. Caraulia, J. Kumekan. Row II: E. Stephenson, R. Kanegawa, F. Sekiya, E. Chang, E. Woodard, L. Yu, F. Inamoto, L. Bento, G. Lorenzo, T. Dumaoal. Row III: E. Siu, A. Ascierto, H. Sakaoka, M. Grindstaff, J. Lupiba, D. Sakuma, S. Nakagawa, M. Jameson, G. Takata. 85 PERIOD 6 MATH RM. 5 Row I: D. Arizala, Fujii, R. Ichiyama, Karamata, M. Uyeda, R. Hirano, L. Ibara, Tsuehida, Tachienna, E. Moon, T. Ota. Row II: E. Tano, Y. I-Iiga, O. Kahaiwai, M. Smith, P. Park, D. Capate, J. Santiago, M. Paahana, S. Kamcoka, A. Laboguen U Took G Harada H. Inoshita. Row III: F. Birgado, W. Burkett, M. Benedum, M. Cerio, L. Lopez, R. ,Garcia, B., Lathrop. l TH RM.6 Row I: W. Markuly, R. Ciriacks R Battie B Moyer K Hartcl K Ito D Garrett C Wong, C. Tanaka, E. Higuchi, A. Pasion R Sakagiawa Row 'II' R Sniffen L Watanabe, Pi Sanders I Nekota, C. Yoshida, H. Domai, M. Camara, Murakami, L. Adolphson, Stanleiy S. Murina a, S E Kurxsu D Moon. Row III: E. Malley, L. Yamamoto, E. Hirasuna, E. Cartez, C. Jamison,,R. Roginson F Fumocder y PERIOD 4 NIATI-I RM. 6 Row I: A. Nitahara, F. Boyle, K. Baldwin, E. Dutro, Ungus, G. Caminos U. Cacciatore, L. Lee B. Wlilkinson. Row II: M. Frizell, B. Fukuoka, E. Miguel, P. Cabaldon, M. McDiiffie S. Yamamoto, E. Yanagida. I. Hamada, H. Ho, S. Tamashiro. M. Yamauchi. Row III: J. Catanzariti, Bi Marshall, R. Lau, L. Sasaki, D. Yui, R. Brown, A. Rosa, P. Pagador. 3 mf 1 l . H4 F H!-fe? gg-LE, S A .J .., ,,,.,,bl . A . .A H A i - 1' '. ' 'l X - A- , '. ff-' mm. K i- .- , A I1-' . ' ffl , 1, V V A , V 1 5- W K M , . M . .f 'I ' gg 'Q ii A A .3 J 4 , 2' Q Q W ,f PERIOD I MATH RM. 7 Row I: L. Kaneshiro, D. Huntress, Van Cleave, L. Howell, L. Jones, K Chapman, B. Campbell, C. Dolinar, C. Andrade, W. Kosaka, J. Cunavan. Row II: D. Roeber, M. Makabe, E Togashi, L. Franchry, L. Masodu, G. Tuma, B. Chinen, A. Kurihara, C. Akagi, P. Dellen, S. A. Kim. Row III: R. Schleuter, J. Cook, C. Buenconsejo., D. Delaney, S. Kinsella, N. Elvena, E. Handa, E. Rivera, R Aton, M. Lewis. in Q Fig' M595 . Zvi' '1.,.'.s ' ,fm-' ' -' er L PERIOD 2 MATH RM. 5 Row I: A. Bamba, S. Kang, R. Hardgrove, M. Pieper, J. Chikasue, E. Muraoka, F Young, L. Sakamoto, K. Lemmo. Row II: F. Taylor, E. Miles, C. Castillo, M. Beecroft, D. Brown, E. Suna- hara, J. Sunahara, A. Wisleo, Sakaida, C. Lloyd, M. Maggee. smff' F xx 4 f f - 'V-A-v ' ,, jiiw A 89 'msg 5 r i7 'bf NIYRNA ALLEN PEGGY THURSTON SUZY HOOKS COLLEEN KIM GEORGE HIRASUNA E' sUENo SAITO X1 CAROL YOSHIDA LUCY MURAOKA JUNE TAIRA JANET MURAKOSHI B. SMITHE Coach JOHN PARK Assistant 7mdaze FOOTBALL ENJOYED a banner year in the Rural Inter- scholastic League in 1955 with six teams playing a solid 10- week schedule. Financially wise too, it was the best in the 16-year history of 'the circuit. The big reason for this success at the turnstiles was that for the first time, all games were played at night, a time more convenient for the country fans. The rural teams have come a long ways and if tne brand of football played in '55 can be taken as a criterion, the rural teams should be on a par with the urban prep teams in just a few more years. The Leilehua Mules under the tutoring of Mr. Bill Smithe, did their utmost to capture the League crown. But with Lady Luck on the opposing teams, the Mules were able to win but 2 games. The boys played with all they had and showed good sports- manship throughout the season. Row I F. Noguchi, G. Matsui, A. Geolina,'-A. Caraulia, H. Marks, G. A1goso,,fR. Higa,5R. Kakogawa. Row II: R. Riviera R Kim ,I Acohido, R. Camansc, G. Larson, E. Tanji, P. Miyashiro, B. Urian, K. Kca.'Row III: Coach Smithc, J. Nakasonc, L DeRcgo H Piena, G. Kang, R. Nonaka, C. Kauha, A. Tanio. Row IV: r. Smithc, R. Ucnten, J. jerviss, G. Takahashi, M. Kaihmai D Tamura R. Bento, R. Kea. M .' .3 S1 3,7 In, I 4 DVS' V-4s g ' 1 A , ., N -2' , HB3 il, , . -1 N, K A we .... Ng I, 'K w. 'Q- N , 1 'Q 1 ,. .ef 're-TJ, .i ' if .fa J. Acohido L. De Rego C. Kauha 0 . wean A . fm ,ef mhz f 'Q . . ' :KWWL .'fPfQg: .Q . M. gi' P U m ' N Lv 1 Q ' ' : . - ff'-1 1 .' R f-' ' N R ag as Jw .. f' F . K N, ag 5 Q. , gtg - ,rig 3, x J 4' s. 4 , Wg ' ' . ' . ' 'S-. 'f' :,. M. RW A .',. 1 N5 , if - ,, cd... .. N' ., 'F,,.ggL n: 3.'- f .-.. 6, M . as ., . - .4 . '.v3s-Q 'J K 3 L-1 'fF. kgsf?:.k f,.,. 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LW W J QR. Higa' qs .M 1 , I v .,., 'f, B ' f'-K t sh .t H -'1 .f .- . , M .uf- I 4' ' V - f ..,. K. Kakogawa w 512 - Y ,L is 1 f:'W i2l1'i' .. ' P W ffiiffi ff 'Me 5 S S. .. . ... f V . - ,- A. Cauralia - 3 Q .,. M 33:1 W ' X , Z '-Z .gzwf f:. 1 A i ,., . 1 'X I. M... , WP' . ,A il .W ' 'ii gr W' ,. I Q 5, Z . .M ' . ,J . ,V ,Q A ' 'K , 252 , K , f..i?l..1 if - 'W ai . ,. .61 ' A if if - R J. Jervis G. Kang Coach Smithe gives half-time pep talk to valient Mule defenders. W R sf R .nn ,i ma iv ft? 5 A W 'VS We 'Z 'QA1 if 4 YH, an o ' W' ml a Vi 5 X f 'fat , 4 if 's fx P:- irq Mil ml2 'W ' I If . OE AC OHIDO HJ trxvs to evadf' the grasp of a W'aialua Bulldog but finally is pulled Clown Waialua Castle . Waipahu Kailua . Leilehua Kahuku RURAL PREP LEAGUE Pct. .900 900 .600 .300 .200 .100 Waialua won championship playoff 20-17 With good blonkmq from Mull tcammatvs, HERBERT DELA CRUZ, H163 brbaks away from determined Bulldog tafklers Eg if Q Q- 'ffl wg. 9 4 ' 4 Q H ef my 5 .Q F f' O C Zi if X, 1- 3 ,gh 'TL in , 'WIN 2' 1 f . MX f , hiya 1 Q W' , Wang W y Lv , 'saw ' A . - Q., mmfi, 17.22 ,Nu STAN TANDAL Captain Basketball Team S,eamS A new record was set in the Rural Oahu Basketball League when Stan Tandal scored thirty-six C36j points against Wai- alua. Because of his fine playing throughout the season, Stan was selected on the All-Star team. This year he captained the basketball team. L! if i l Kneeling: A. Gcolina, H. Dc-la Cruz, J, Jervis, R. Aton, S. Tandal, Coach, W. Smiths. Standing: D. Manzano, C. Kauha, G. Monma, C. Ascicrto, B. Yacapin, M. Kalihimai, G. DeGuzman, R. Camansv, L. Seu, D. Villados. igaefdezdall on '- t:l9 ' Q' . '. . - 1 JAMES NAKASONE MR. BILL SMITHE Manager Coach Y 1 Ui: ' 5 w fix A if 3' Vp W q kqblii 3 3 ggmwpgwwiw- Q , 1' -f Q QQ A . Q1 1 - Q, . .' ',':q.',:,,.:.z:.-:.1:---1 -, - by f 'gf 1 ' Q , Q M - Q Q5 - ,, I .aw-, A . M J M X 5 , -:x fx :E'f,. ':.2:..,.4.. .. ,. ,xr '--- . 3 e , f, ,, , 3,5 X 6 , f 3 i K 3 l 3 Ei M , + ,, f f ' 4 .1 ' Q S. X. ,vw z. , ,, ,wM,g! .I 41. , W ,Wy 1:2 MAME? 1, 51 ,gui ME?-3 'Q '4 if Wm, ffm: Q ' , f f, E 5 ' W ,v '7 ,., fx W Q fi W - , 'id 5' ' gm x V 1,2 ,, zu a, ' , 1 f av Y 9' .1 w In X, I W 5 x N Q X5 lf Q E au., As' Q 11 X' M Q Il .gt :AZ i ,M i f Q' fwmgrf f f'1.s I 6 ' 1 AQ A M- Q ,Sin Sf' q, i M, f I if 1 ff j 'x RONALD CAMANSE CONTRAIZO IESCIERTO BENJAMIN YACAPIN Guard uar Center STANLEY TANDAL Forward Mules 35 48 40 42 51 50 58 39 34 39 Opps. Kailua Waialua Waipahu Castle Kahuku Kailua Waialua Waipahu Castle Kahuku We-may CHARLES KAAHA Guard JERALD DE GUZMAN Forward 4 DON VILLADOS Guard 1 HERBERT DELA CRUZ Guard DON MANZANO JOSEPH JERVIS GILBERT MONMA Guard Ccntcr Guard Waipahu Kahuku Castle Waialua Leilchua Kailua ct 900 625 625 450 325 000 ' Zawerdall ANTHONY GEOLINA Guard Cx MILTQIZI KAILIMAI ROLANDO ATON Forward LEE 1 - f Coach GARY LESTM1-f ' Captain 471 'gaedetlall Row I: Manager, E. Caialia, L. Dirago, J. Kim, R. Ono, R. Esquardro. Row II: P. Cashman, G. Lestino, M. Malanag, M. Adams, T. Kim. F- -J Row I, Left to Right: C. Craven, R. Kakogawa, E. Miyasato, T. Toyama, C. Ishikawa, A. Komata, D. Manzano, E. Naong. Row II, Left to Right: K. Tsutomi, D. lnafuku, R. Aton, G. Inoshita, R. Nonaka, T. Slechta, H. Kushimi. Row III, Left to Right: Coach Seibert, S. Tandal, E. Kubo, J. Jerviss, A. Geolina, S. Nakamatsu, H. Uno, S. Wright, Mascot, R. Camara, Manager. ifmelall As this yearbook goes to press, the Mules have been practicing strenuously. The students attending the games gave tremendous I boost in morale to the boys. Expert advice through- out the games was given by Coach August Seibert. Captain They opened the season with a win from Kailua by a score of 8-1 and a loss over the Waipahu Ma- rauders by a score of 21-0. For their next game they played 'Waia1ua and lost by a score of 6-4. Pacing them was their ace hurler, Stanley Tandal. Con- stant practicing in battling and fielding at the Wright Field, Leilehua surely will be a tough contender for the championship. Traveling to Kaneohe they beat the Castle Knights, 8-4. EDWARD KUBO CAPT. A. SEIBERT Coach 103 7maa6 The fine coaching of john Park and plus the indomitable spirit of the Leilehua Varsity Track Team members all point to a promising and rewarding season. The team's enthusiasm shown for hard training, balanced diets, and real work add to the feeling of confidence in a victorious season. Front row: Left to right, R. Ono, A. Tanio, D. Choy, D. Samson, D. Barnard, Q. Lucas, A. Caminos. Kneeling: E. Helinihi, C. Kauha, T. Nagai, R. Bento, R. Tom, R. Ogasawara, F. Nomura, G. Norma, T. Limbaga. Standing: K.,Nakasone, C. Mohica, H. DelaCruz, D. Buenconsejo, R. Nichols, K. Mohica, L. DeRego, D. Hauki, B. Urian, J. Nakasone. 104 51 :Nga -Vu. V 2994 f an A ll!-qiA l 1 I F 0 E 'An 54? QI. I 5 xx, Kahukifs Agcaoli, Leilehua's H. Dcla Cruz and B. Urian, and Waialua's B. Oga, display winning form in the 120 Low Hurdles race at the W'aialua Invitational Track mvct. JOHN PARK Coach KENNETH MOHICA KENNETH NAKASONE Captain Manager 4 iJ, 9 .Sgr sag Mr. Bctsui's Audio-Visual class 4 '-5.1. Grace Balaz. Capt. Seibert. and Mrs. bf Rubin Mabel Ta kahara Top Left: Students of Nlr. Betsui's Audio-Visual class operate the Bell-Howe projector. Above Middle: Mabel Takaharals Ave Marial' impresses the audi- ence during the Christmas assembly. Left Center: Grace Balaz, Capt. Seibert, and Msgs. Rubin display their forms of winning personalities. Lower Left: Mrs. J. Park Sz Son at Haleiwa during the Faeulty Pienie Bottom Right: Members of the Church College of Hawaii Choir under the direction of Mr. Spurrier. 'Zim iff Mrs, Park 8L Son 106 Members of the Church College of Hawaii Choir J pf 'QU-4 . I I e A tif 1, , ,, 45114351 . I ,, i H- . fi? ' if , .Z .. '...vgfg,g 'ighwigfii 1, I-.fg56i 3, v is -'Qtr' 'il Joyce Nishimura i Karen Remaly Top Left: Well balanced meals are served by the cafeteria staff. Top Middle: Karen Remaly, one of 11 district winners chosen from 1,000 participants to enter the JCC Voice of Democracy contest. She is also one of 12 semi-finalists in the national contest. Top Right: Joyce Nishimura, one of the finalist selected to enter the competition for 100 General Motors National Scholarship. She also took the highest honors in the annual Elks Scholarship Contest, making her eligible for judging in the National Foundation contest. Middle: Members of the Church College of Hawaii Choir. Lower Left: Miss M. Tobey, senior class advisor, at the class picnic. Bottom Middle: Mr. Peligrino and Mr. Inaba congratulate the sopho- more class queen, R. Navares. Bottom Right: Sophomore class advisors, Miss Ito and Mrs. Fetterman and guests, Mr. Inaba, Mr. Peligrino, Mr. Smithe at the class picnic. Mr. Inaba .gi Miss Ito and Mrs. Fetterman and guests 7w4fe Q11 109 , -5. MR. ROY L. ROBERTS Of the professional people in our nation interested in the advancement of universal civilization, the common everyday school school teacher may be credited with doing the most for this cause. Often referred to as secondary parents teachers strive diligently to help us students take advantage of free education as our democratic right. Students are the living monuments to the teaching profession, so we can repay our teachers for their wise advice and under- standing by studying hard and making some- thing worthwhile of ourselves, so that they can be proud of us and say, Our hard work was not in vain. Principal is '4 - MQ if ., W . , ., 'i ' I 'S gi X, QW? li MRS. E. VIERRA Counselor 4 4 'L 1 X N MR. R. BETSUI Vice-Principal lu- - -- vw- -- 4 1 Psy:-p 'Ta .5 7 ,J D x MRS. E. KAMIDA MISS S. NAKASONE Secretary Cafeteria Manager nl 36. fi A. TANIO, L. KURAOKA, M. GUNDA Custodians Typing students being supervised by Mrs. Schiller. 2 . Q-' 9. a . . as - 315' -1 . i Miss Fujimoto demonstrates the cooking art to her interested class. ,,.aQ'X. M ...sf E. PEREIRA, D. NEWHOUSE, K. NAKAMURA, K. FUKUMOTO Cafeteria Helpers 't-s A2 'T' 1? ik, V f 'S JS Q f if E N at mg, 1 .E t. K XA V. ' U , -, MRS. F. IWANAGA MRS. M. KRAYNIK Clerk Librarian 111 SGT. A. VALDEZ R.O.T.C. a N T' fi 3 ,, . , a .. N Sli? 3 Y r H 35, su 1 M as MRS. W. RUBIN Girls' P.E. MRS. C. HAENISCH Social Studies 10th -lrflf-lf-Y - 4 J. ,1 iii' i t ies' in Q,., M: fr , ' I A in X '- M ' 1 S '.... it ii if :S, 1 R 9' M ' 2. ', ' i .'. -i ,- ' if . , S 'A 2 7 55 i My X yww' f-.:g.,- 'l , i ' 5 S W ' ' lid all .f 'f 5 M I Q C V1 A V W jf' ,. xr MRS. Y. WHANG MR. M. KONG Social Studies 7th English 7th Science 7th fu f T if 'Alf A A -- Xe 5 . ig H QNX ' i xi 3 MR. D. YANAGIHARA Metal Shop Mental Shop Q N mvmnra W I g fiti, 2 X, ' 'il in 'lf R '. V Y L ..f...,...L.... MISS M. TOBEY Social Studies 12th Vocational Ag. Biology MRS. R. YANAGIHARA Social Studies 7th English 7th Science 7th . ...5 l SH M A 1--f ' MR. J. SHIROMA Mathematics 8th Science 8th H! EW I 4 21 S 1 si 5 ,. . f S iz W 5, 72 1 can My . 5 fl X l G .A of ,,.4 3' 'Q i as MR. T. IZUNO Social Studies 8th English 8th English 7th English Special Social Studies Special Research work being looked into by the 9th graders .f M: mr - ,VW V..-F -.w N , 'E -.,21, ay? ' in , GW H 3' : C:. '- : . 1 -- www .V 'kph ...M A A 3 . A,,' 5 53.1 s MRS. I-I. STANDEVEN Chorus 7 and 8 Mrs. Iwanaga, Mrs. Vicrra, and Mr. Betsui pose for the cameraman at the teacher's mailbox. SE ...gf - 3'-Ein ag .,-Ag wi ' MISS L. LANCETTE MR. A. PELIGRINO MISS B. KIM Social Studies 10th Spanish l SL 2, 3 8z 4 English 9th English 10th English 9th Music 10th Annual 'V M fi? in Q., YG in 3 'fl V .Al . f,.,.qw MR. W. SMITHE MISS D. LONG MR- H. SCOTT Social Studies 9th English 10th Social Studies 8th ,A X ir sl 2 ii . , W Q. Q MISS Y. M. LAU Art and Crafts 'PFW i' vim Ji MR. J. PARK Boys P. E. in . 7 ,w,4 su. ., , 1 '..,., ' - A . 4... MRS. M. SCOTT Homemaking 9th -.. ji. Q . U ...x.. . 1 - A ' M? 1? ' 259' I 'J Mt , .Y , , , f' v-..-...-.-----'-v-v-- -- ,--- - - ,, - -.-.5-f-- v - '- MRS. A. HOFFMAN Mathematics 7th MRS. M. TOLBERT English llth, 12th ... . -g,..puY .Jil Spanish club hopefuls usher at the Chirstmas Assembly. Sr-www. 4 x. ti! lm i W . fi aww. is Q p 2 1, ...A CAPT. A. SEIBERT R.O.T.C. MRS. V. HOSHIBATA English 11th MR. I. NAKAGAWA Science 8th Mathematics 8th fi . 5 .af 'S Q. I S 5 61 , , K. Q.. .ww K 'K Y..-f , . 1, ,. :R Q MISS S. ITO Typing D Bookkeeping Gen. Business 5 'Q' favsff , YM MR. C. YOSHIOKA MRS. H. LARSGAARD MRS. A. RYAN MRS. H. SCI-IILLER Workshop English 8th Latin 1 8: 2, 3 8: 4 Shorthand 1 Sc 2, 3 8a 4 Speech Bookkeeping Newswriting 114 Mn.. 1. INC Mas. M. TATEISHI Swal Swdles Social studies Enslwh 10th, 11th, 12th English 10th MISS L. FINN MISGT. E. BALDWIN Pl. Geometry R.O.T.C. Algebra 3 8L 4- Solid Trig. MR. L. CHING PTC P. T. C. Biology Vocational Ag. 1 8a 2 MRS. K. FETTERMAN H.S. Arithmetic Algebra 1 81 2 MISS M. AKANA Social Studies 7th, 8th English 7th, 8th Science 7th, 8th MR. J. WEIDMAN Mech. Drawing 1 I .. . i MISS M. NELSON MR. L. INABA Chemistry Band PhY51C5 Chorus ' 5 MISS H. FUJIMOTO Homemaking H.S. Arithmetic Voc. Homemaking Sr. Home Problems MR. J. L. LEE Social Studies 7th English 7th 115 Snead! 7641'wfze4 xxvx :K 3 Wg Lvmg 'Mvf' f .J in--If .3 0 if ,ii wXfuh,Qx A. 2 i THE ALOHA WEEK ASSEMBLY was presented by the ninth grade under the direction of teachers, Miss Kim and Mr. Smithe. Top left: The Aloha Week Court composed of Mosely Mahi, Queen Raynette Kauha, King Larry de Rego and Allen Wheeler, rule over Lei-le-hua Village. Top right: Leilehua's Teresa Brewer, Margie Woldridge, sings Mapuana. Right: Jazz Car- toonist, Mickey Haruta, entertains the students. Bottom left: Freckled face and bouncy Jackie Simpson does the Charleston. Bottom right: The McGuire Sisters, Mar- jorie, Elaine and Jane, accompanied by their instructor, Mrs. Kimura, sing the Japanese version of Hawaii's Maiden . if W A Sf S S . MT UJJT ge! HOMECOMING CELEBRATION: Top left: Coach Smithe crowns Cecilia Raposa, Miss Football , at Homecoming Dance. Top right: Queen and her Court- Front row: L. to R.: Billie Bricker, Laverne Directo, Cecilia Raposa,Gwendolyn Graff. Center right: Getting ready for the grand parade. Lower right: The Seventh Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Social Committee. Where newcomers and oldtimers have a chance to meet and mix. Lower left: Principal, Roy Lee Roberts, pre- sents to Sandra Ymas, Ninth grade President, a trophy for best attendence and ticket selling. I T -:tw ' V ek 4 .X , A X A Q 4 lf' maine ?fzom Moments to Remember was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Wheeler Officers Club. Top Left: All danced to the music ol' the Orehettes. Above: Sophomore girls served refreshments to waiting Junior and Senior boys during the intermission. Top Right: Mr. Roberts congratulated King James Nakasone and Queen Nancy Kadoyama. Right: Tired couples sat out dances while others danced on. Below: attending the King and Queen were, left to right: Juniors Carol Yoshida. Sharon Mitsuka, Eleanor Ymas, Lucy Muraoka, Pat Vergeniza. and janet Murakoshi. f School dances, varying from formal, semi-formal, to strictly Hkhakiisf' The month of April found the entire R.O.T.C. department combined their efforts toward the pro- duction of the annual R.O.T.C. ball held at Wheeler Field Officers Club. The dance was truly one of the most successful dances of the year. Faculty members of the R.O.T.C. department and their wives enjoy the military revelry. 'if Top Left: P.T.A. officersg Shiroma, Recording Secretary: H. Wong, Treasurerg Mrs. R. Lee, lst Vice Presg Mrs. N. Yoshida, 2nd Vice Presg and President J. Pyo. Mrs. R. Yanagihara, Corres. Secretary, was absent during the picture taking. Bottom Left: Capt. G. Harding of the Psychological clinic ati Schofield addresses members of the P.T.A. with lecture, film and question and answer periods. Right Bottom: Student Court members discusses pertinent topics as Mr. Izuno guides them on. Center: Parents enjoy refreshments as the P.T.A, meeting reaches a climax. Top Right: H. Ventura looks on approvingly as the fellows tidy up a bit for their classes. 122 iw' Q. W ,tg as . Fx' K' Top Left: Asilomar Hop, dance sponsored by the Rural Oahu Y-Teens. Joan Harada, ICC President, presents award to Helen Tokomoto of Kahuku High for being selected Miss Y-Teen. Top Right: Stu- dents coin their votes for the Asilomar Hop can- didates. Representing Leilehua High were Grace Balaz and Gladys Masuda. Left Center: Publicity Committee do Homecoming posters to publicize the events. Center: Elaine Miyashiro, LaVerne Directo, Cecilia Rapoza, Queen candidates for the annual Homecoming festivities. Lower Left: Fifty mil- lion times a day concession booth at football game. 123 QSw.zwi 3 ll 5 tl' I A V 5 'sg' ff? . .ff ,A 1 Q 9 .A a Msgs. aff 1. 0 if 7 I, 1 iqxi, -i 1 .1 1 My Ti A1 3 gm' me Q-ig J 3 ll L xxx! if 7 Q E , it , J if: 6 1 ,K 5' up . k r s t f 3 rf Q 'Yr f 5 '. - 2 Q . 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' Graduatin Cl, of 1956 My l LEILE su- H4614 scHooL v 6 1 'ff . l- 4 ' We sh ll b lliappy f' Hale yousilain o'll1er successful graduaies if Wir sclybol ai' Honolulu Businhss College. .N,ew cess? sfa'f'l Jung lf, I956 and Sepfember I, I95b Ear linllormalign call br ufrile iii L M h, , 1 l F l l' luufffff I Q an : 5 1 - L wi I 4 fllylfxi l A All fl 1 'li '4 V lu ' f L HONOLUI-JU QUEINES-5.0 GE 0,01 k , ,f . , 'll -Honolulu J3,k Hawpii ' ,351 'll'4 F' . ll 'I T lePl1one: 54951K .llllhk -A - QL fu-,gfLfl qi sl in s SX! gbgeslww S f si mf Q sliiglf 33?E35 Q' 72 SASEQEQQEY6 s2??'f Congratulations -- wr- -Y-V --Y , f 'P f - I X A , -. 4 E , Q ' , I 1 f Yr I4 fi' 'LL' WX, thx U I ff ff Eff! W 1. 4 ' gf 'ff 7 f C, Tllaf ft .Z 90 td the .tk 'Cf uc, I Ci, j , - I Av' 8 K L- 'A ! V, X 1 ff' ,if X . - . I X 'Ji X J I f f Cr '- If fbi cf L LL gl V A R K. , 'L X, - qfrasf J. . . A K!! C K ClaS99f,l5Q fi K., V,-, dx ff ,Y ' ' L X V ,f 'kvx Y XX : R if fx C A , If-' h f fi. 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DARLENE BARSZEZ ROBERT BENTO BILLIE MARIE BRICKER MERCIA RRIDRIJC MILDRED BUSTILLOS EDWINA CABEBE SARAH CALIZO ARTHUR CARAULIA FRANCES CHANG CHARLENE CI-IUN JEAN CORIOSO CHARLES CRAVEN DAVID JENNINGS EVELYN JUsTo NANCY KADOYAMA KARL KAKEHI ROBERT KAKOGAWA MARILYN KANESHIRO BETSY KATC PEARL KEAUNUI JERRY KELII LUCILLE KELII CGLLEEN KIM MARJORIE KIM PATRICIA KIM GARY KIYAN KOIN KOIZUMI AKIKO KOMATA AVIS KONISHI KENISU KOSAKA EDWARD Kulso CAROL KURIHARA HoRACE KUSIIIMI JEAN KUSUDA EREDERICG LABASAN YVGNNE LIU MANUEL DE DIOS LA VERNE DIREC'ro FRANCES FLORES LILLIAN FGNG GERALDINE FUNAKOSHI JANE FUNAKOSHI EDWARD GALIZA HOWARD GARCIA ANTHONY GEOLINA GWENDOLYN GRAPE SONIA GRAY GLORIA GUILLERMO JoAN I-IARADA DAVID HAUKI PHYLLIS HEADRICK EUGENE I-IEILPERN JOYCE HIRANG GEORGE HIRASUNA 247 Nihiwai Place 270 Walker Ave. 49 Area A Schofield 1682 Calif. Ave. 1208 Auwai Dr. 234 Nichols St. Hse 2 New Kunia Camp Box 926 Waipio 149 Walker Ave. 277-A Karsten Dr. 1519-A Area W4 600 Gorges St. Area F 949-G Calif. Ave. 1385 A Area V 1320 Ahe Ahe Ave. 120-A Maalo St. 711 Ihi Ihi Ave. Hse 52 Kunia 65-A Koele Way 656 Kilani Ave. 1129 Auwai Drive Schofield 725 Duncan St. 49-B Navy No. 85 Box 238 152 Lakeview Circle f 225 Nichols St. Pomoho Camp No. 9 Box 969 1247 Ihi Ihi Ave. Kunia, Box 124 222 Kuahiwi Ave. 625 Dawson Road Leilehua Village Box 97 347 Calif. Ave. 46-A Nihiwai Place 165-C Ohai St. 164 Nanea Ave. Kunia, Box 94 64 Muliwai Ave. 214-N.C. Mauka St. 1328 Ahe Ahe Ave. 317-C Koa St. 1159 Hoi Hoi Ave. 16 Cypress Ave. 1053 Eho Eho Ave. 141 Milikana Place 201 Waena St. 1635 Walea St. 1682 Calif. Ave. 55 Circle Dr. 1452 Aheahe 543 Calif. Ave. Box 11 Waipio Waikakalaua Gulch Pomoho No. 9 Hse. 106 19 Karsten Dr. Box 98 Kunia 2466 Calif. Ave. 219 Kellog, St. Box 466 841 Hookala St. Pearl City 1117-A Calif. Ave. Box 922 227-A Kam Hiway 1487 Glen Ave. Box 286 HQ G-1 Sec 25 Inf. Div. 95 Muliwai Ave. 162 Rose St. 27731 8359 55-4115 6513 6712 6153 6776 4089 5940 8310 55-5101 6117 6093 55-8133 5693 22-4581 22-5884 55884 8346 4034 4660 55-16143 55-16240 481 4017 6404 6689 4640 8013 4921 55-5203 8023 4534 4838 6150 6135 4609 8364 4649 8186 6958 6754 6513 5687 5995 4612 5958 5338 6751 9053 21702 8346 46-1801 8345 6897 5004 13102 6459 6609 ROSE HOECK AMY IMA 0 FREDERICK IMAN DONALD INAFUKU GAYLE JAMISON GLADYS MIYAHARA .lOHN MIYAHARA I-IARRIET MIYAMOTO AMY MIYASATO ELAINE MIYASHIRO KENNETH MOHICA DOROTHY MORINAGA BENJAMIN NAKAMIYO JAMES NAKASONE KENNETH NAKASONE ROSALINDA NEIVA RONALD NICHOLS JOYCE NISHIMURA FRANCIS NOMURA MARION NONAKA RICHARD NONAKA YOSHIKO OHORI ADOLPHO OROSCO ROY OSI-IIRO FRANCIS OWEN ESTHER PAAHANA HELGA RANKL CECELIA RAPOZA ALLEN RO SUENO SAITO RONALD SATO JUNE SHIMABUKU MARY LOUISE SHIMATA FLOYD SI-IIRAISHI WARREN SHIROMA ROBERTA SIU MABEL TAKAHARA BESSIE TAKAHASHI GEORGE TAKAHASHI PAUL TAKAMIYA CLAUDE TAKAMOTO ROY TAKEDA ESTERLINA TALUB ANTHONY TAMANAHA DOUGLAS TAMUIIA STANLEY TANDAL ANTHONY TANIO JEAN TAIIA JANET TASHIIIO DAVID TATE LOIIETTA THOMAS MARGARET THURSTON HELEN TOGASHI DONALD TOM KENNETH TSUTOMI KENNETH UESUGI DONALD VILLADOS GEORGE WATANABE DENNIS WHITE MEI LAN WONG KIYOSHI YOKOO CAROL YOKOTA Area A 48 Schofield 55-6142 818 F Kemoo 55-11110 1738 Calif. Ave. 4201 1044 Hoe Hoe Ave. 5686 1536 Eames St. 8077 662 Curtis Loop Wheeler 7580 1114 Kaala St. 4728 333 Longley Place 6359 Pomoho No. 9 4090 90 Kam Hiway 8053 1396 Calif. Ave. 6690 735 Neal Ave. 8327 969 East Park 5008 502 Lalawai 53 Mokaweo 4707 Box 926 1132 Eho Eho Schofield APO 25 1037-C Kilani Ave. 6117 55 Walker Ave. 6649 354 Circle Mauka 5625 N. C. Mauka 117 Kaliko Dr. 5586 1147 Hoi Hoi 1315 Manua St. 5306 1705 Nakula St. 6349 233-D Kam Hiway 6897 3205 Area St. 557-7102 1885 Calif. Ave. 5773 64 Makaweo Ave. 5130 164 Makaweo Ave. 5966 824 Ihi Ihi Ave. 4323 413-A Koa St. 8236 1543 Nakula St. 4495 Box 530 Waipio Box 581 Waipio 215 Karsten Dr. 4681 360 Mauka Place 8385 56 Nanea Ave. 4340 151 Circle Dr. 5400 1752 Nakula St. 4708 912 Kilani Ave. 6720 179 Iliwa Dr. 4373 1115 Hoi Hoi Ave. 5764 40 Circle Dr. 5170 1269-B Loko Ave. 5876 1677 Nakula St. 9384 1515-B Calif. Ave. 6870 625 Thomas St. 8370 1269 Calif. Ave. 6970 1711 Nakula St. 5697 75 Kuahiwi Ave. 5418 706 Bragg Area Schofield 55-16146 413 Koa St. 6545 198 Kam Hiway 1611 320 North Circle, Mauka St. 5913 150 Rose St. 8324 133 Kalilco St. 21133 220 Mauka St. 8393 Div. Arty, 25 Div. 711-554121 43 Cypress Ave. 5448 315 North Circle Makai 8375 176 Calif. Ave. 4489 f 4- - V ---U . ff y iv .i '54 ff i 4? X .1 lv E f V -, l , 4 I 1 K ,,' I f, 'K To those who worked conscientiously in the production of the yearbook and to those who gave their advice and help . . . to those who spent many painstaking hours on the 1956 Ka Leilehua . . . Mahalo! It is with sincere thanks and appreciation that we record the names of those who have contributed to make this volume what it is. Mr. Akamine, Mr. B. Naganuma. S. K. Smith Co. for the covers Mr. H. Ishihara of Craig Stevens Studio, VVahiawa Faculty and students of Leilehua High and Intermediate and Mr. R. 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