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

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Row I: L. Alvarez, E. Conterro, C. Hiroe, J. Kamisuge, R. Ige, P. Rivera, R. Dio, A. Sato. Row II: C. Craven, L. Lee, B. Wada, G. Kim, M. Kuga, J. Kihara, S. Griggs, F. Nonaka. Row III: L. Chang, C. Kang, P. Aipia, M. Murakami, G. Sato, B. Jones, K. Haenisch. Row IV: K. Toyofuku, A. Ishi- ' gawa, Handa. Row V: P. Ringor, A. Itagaki, M. Nugal, M. Acdal, G. F, H. A. amac o. Like its big sister organization on the high school side, the junior F.H.A. concentrated on the practical arts. Gifts of flowers to each homeroom helped maintain a cheerful class- room atmosphere. Accomplishments of this group were on display in the cafetorium bulletin box-clever skirt-and-blouse ensembles. Its ninth-grade members will be a valuable asset to the Senior F.H.A. next year. shima, L. Agboyani, M. Ogawa, B. Nakamatsu, M. DeDios C. Kohagura, P. Numotani, E. Lee, Row III: Fukusalii, D Daguio, I. Haskell, H. Koyama, N. Gates, Thurston, F Oshiro, L. Antonio, B. Eberharth, Lorenzo. Row IV: D Shimata, B. Cariaso, C. Inoshita, C. Higa, D. Gonbio, A Left to Right: P. Rivera, R Ige, A. Itakagi, Baker. Flowers fo each homerooml32f ifi1.E,..T.iS'sif1:5?..fE.E22t..3.'::5,YQ t2..f.i?.:.2iar.Fi.i2.2: moto, N. Okubo, G. Yoshida, K. Fukumoto. Row I: C. Galiza, S. Crawford, K. Baker, J. Baker, E. Tachi- bana, D. Ishida, P. Herrera, M. Mikami. Row II: C. Hira-

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i.i'fii'a 'Cf 'IQSQZHQH' flivjiiiuegrio 'ofXI.1i2Qfkf '1i5YiiI?isfoiii.ii,' ij.-Xollif'1if'1i2SzQ12i,ijfE.i iibtibf D. Liiiiiig' G. wee, A,uado E Hirashima Rowi' IV L Azama, F. Akagi, N. Arakaki, E. Takayama, M. Hamada, J. F6gashi, V. J' g ' ' da,L.Cab'e11o. Ready fo assume domesfic dufies Lucky men who snag these gals! A years membership and work in this efficient organization is a giant step toward a happy, well-run home. A successful cookie sale, guest speakers on etiquette and flower- arranging, an excursion to the Ho- nolulu Technical School-fun for all! More proof of F.H.A.'s worth -five all-island F.H.A. officers were from the Leilehua Chapter. I-ugh School F. H. A. . .W- Left to Right: G. Shiroma, K. Nakasone, J. Urian, A. Chang, E. Hirashima, D. Aoki, J. Ige, Chapter and Oahu President, Terr. Vice Presidentg M. Agena, Miss Sorayama, advisorg K. Funakoshi, A. Ishida, H. Uyeda. Row I I. Shiraishi,. M. Vellalos, M. Agena, L. Nakashima, D. Nagaki, E. Kawamata. Row II: G. ,Shiroma, J. Ka- waguch1,' R. Matsui, C. Carvalho, T. Orosco, M. Chappell. Row III: A. Miura, S. Nishimura, L. Lee, F. Salvador, J Suzuki, C. Klm, E. Shlmlzu, K. Nakasone. Row IV: H. Yamaguchi, R. Keans, P. Bento, R. Nouchi, F. Shimada, J Pearson, Urian. 108

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YW iw ' T' . 'T rr' Tx' 'Wi Pacific and Asian Affairs Council Row I: P. Clark, M. Kern, P. Hardgrove, L. Fletcher, M. Nunotani, B. Kim, M. Lynch, E. Hirashima. Row II: B. Young, P. Rivera, R. Larson, P. Shue, I. johnson, G. Kim, S. White H. Bucnconscjo, T. Ongie, S. Morriscy, Smith, G. Gibbons A. Akimoto. y 2 Currenf problems are discussed The Pacific 8: Asian Affairs Council, traveling to conferences at high schools around the island, gained a better understanding of world problems and our foreign policy thru discussions with other students. The solemnity and im- portance of debates was somewhat alleviated by fun-filled bus rides and casual Thursday meetings in Mr. Taira's room. G. Larson, President, I. Kameda, Vice-President, Connor, Secretary, and II. Kanja, Treasurer.