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

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iff yt? 11,114.16 bww myvely Miss Football of 195 s Carol Yoshida. Her spark- ling personality and sweet smile have won Carol many friends throughout her years at Leilehua. Carol has made many con- tributions to our school life, serving as vice-president of the jr. class, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Sentinel class member, and many others. Her ambition is to become an English teacher and un- doubtedly she will be a bright addition to the teaching profession. fag

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Homecoming Our seniors do it againdanother winning jalopy! Regardless of the fact that the Leilehua Mules had a losing record, good school spirit and enthusiasm were always evident. Wilikina Drive and Kamehameha Highway were the scene of a rousing Homecoming Parade. The queen and her court rode by in convertibles, followed by the R.O.T.C. Battalion, Majorettes, class jalopies, class sections, and participants from the 25th Division. As a cli- max, a pep rally at the Fred Wright Park showed the team we were with them all the way. On the following evening, Leilehua Mules opposed a victorious Waipahu team. Though the Mules put up a stubborn defense, the final gun saw the score at 39-6, for Waipahu. Half- time entertainment featured a well rehearsed number by the Majorettes, intricate marching by the band, and precision performance by the R.O,T.C, Drill Team. Queen Carol Yoshida i and her court graced the occasion from their dias of ti leaves, vandas, and plumerias. Ninth graders show rowdy enthusiasm and artistic talent Y grapher. The Cossack Drill Team from the 27th Regiment marches in the parade. The Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Alum- X ni Association, was a fitting and successful conclu- kb NF sion to the festivities. Over 300 danced, to the music 'U A P of the Sonics and cheered Mr. Roberts' crowning of xiii? if Queen Carol Yoshida and her attendants, Sharon T X ii Mitsuka, Eleanor Ymas, janet Murakoshi, Lucy Mu- M? A r raoka, and Agnesia Roylo. Hardl camera-shy, Leilehua rooters wave to the photo-

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