Waipahu High School - Ka Mea Ohi Yearbook (Waipahu, HI)

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ARENTS' NIGHT This year's Parents' Night was on November I3 t the Hale Hauoli. This annual event gives parents he opportunity to meet our teachers and to acquaint hemselves with our school and its program. The American Education Week Committee pre- ented a play entitled Liberty's Best Friend. A aried talent show was also presented and Miss Dahlia Cha's speech class gave a choral reading. After refreshments, our parents visited the nu- merous classrooms on campus. With the aid of the National Honor Society members, who served as guides, our parents enioyed themselves through- the evening. ,W x ' ,W 'LT' xx Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Kawamoto chat during refreshment time. Look Mom! Erlinda shows the artistic talents of Claude. ff if' Mrs. Akana explains a class proiect while Lillian Miyasato and her mother watch. 'x

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Front row left to rnght I Conme Gomes Evely-I Mukamn Trudy Tavares Jeanette Codera Patsy Paredes May Yoshloka Mlldred Mmagawa Har net Hnga Jane Retamal Row 2 Hnlda Van Gleson Ronald Malnlay Margle Nakamoto Leatrlce Akamme Helen Abe Ethel Ishn Vincent Fulton Esther Baker Fay Cayetano Judith Oshlro Irene Solon Beverly Revuelto Lnllaan Gabuco Akallro Akana Stanley Mole Lnnda Brand Patrlcla Nagap Janice Fuguwara Carol Nakatsuka and Roy Tokulo AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK Ilberty s best friend Student Dlrector Ronald Malllay Ignorance Irene Solon Educatnon Judith Osharo Statue of Liberty Beverly Revuelto BETTY Fay Cayetano Mrs Smlih Hllda- Gleson Daughter Et e I5 ll Beverly Revuelto Statue of Llberty A shmmg symbol of freedom 28 11.1 Im the lord of thus domam says Ignorance acted by Irene Solon I I I l I MBTY ,.-....... 4...........,..,V. ......ae.........,.,t,,a,,,... L I llian Gabuco an 'eff at-, fx iid ff WN I its , an I

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ze .AI HOMECOMING The annual homecoming game was held on Novem- ber l5, at Dyson Field on Waipahu High School cam- pus. Waialua High School was the opposing team. ln the afternoon of November 15, numerous unique ialopies slowly chugged through the streets of Pearl City, Aiea, Ewa, and Waipahu. During half time the Homecoming Queen and her court, chosen by our husky football boys, were presented. This year's Homecoming Dance burst into life in tu. Hale Hauoli on the following night November 16. QUEEN ELIZABETH PERE1 of? Music was furnished by the Sonics and the festivities came to an abrupt end at ll p.m. Q x-fa! 'Q '75 .w-'ll AUDREY AKIONA JANE HIGA .IUDITH OSHIRO FAY CAYETANO