Campbell High School - Saber Yearbook (Ewa Beach, HI)

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nl Tis education forms the com- mon mind; just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. Miss Ora Mae Lee French, Eng. Univ. of Hawaii B Ed Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writ- ing an exact man. Mrs. Lillian Lowe Homemaking, Science, Math Oregon State BS The very spring, a root of honesty and virtue lie in the felic- ity of lighting on good education. Mr. Richard Miyazaki Indus. Arts Brigham Young BA No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher. Mr. George Nakamoto Plane Geometry, Math Univ. of Hawaii BA Mr. Myles Nakatsu: Eng., Soc. St., Track Coach; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd, 5th Yr. Mrs. Janet Ogawa: Bookkeeping, Bus. Math, Math, Typing; Univ. of Hawaii, B Ed. Mrs. Irene Okada: Math; Univ. of Hawaii, E3 Ed. Mr. Burton Okino: Boys' Counselor; Univ. of Hawaii, BS. Mr. Francis Oshiro: H. 85 P.E.; Univ. of Ha- waii, BEd, BS, Prof. Cert. Miss Judith Oshiro: English; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd. Mr. Gordon Ozawa: Phy. Science, Areospace; Univ. of Hawaii, B8 In Ag. Mr. Alvin Pattersbn: Soc. St., Eng.; Univ. of Hawaii, BS. Mr. Ralph Pruski: Eng., Spanish; New York Univ Univ of Hawaii, BA, Mrs. Naomi Shigemoto: Develop. Reading; Univ. of Hawaii: B Ed. Mr. Michio Shishido: H. 8!. P.E.; Univ. of Ha- waii, BEd, BS. Mrs. Sharlene Shishido: Homemkg., Physical Science; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd.

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FACULTY The primary concern of Amer- ican education today is. . . to culti- vate in the largest number of our future citizens an appreciation both of the responsibilities and the ben- efits which come to them because they are American and free. Mr. Noboru Abe: W. Hist., Civics; Univ. of Hawaii. BA. iMr. Richard Allyn: Metal Shop; Central Wash- lington State, BA, ED. Mrs. Caridad Alviar: Shorthand, Typing; Univ. ;of Hawaii, B Ed, 5th Yr. waxy Whoso neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. Mrs. Jacalyn Arakawa: English; I v ofI-Ia- waii, B Ed, 5th Yr. Miss Kiyoko Asada: B Ed, 5th Yr. i Mr. Louis Baldovi: Social Studies; Univ. of Ha- R Fd Math; Univ. of Hawaii, i waii. An educated man stands, as it were, in the midst of a bound- less arsenal and magazine, filled with all the weapons and engines which man's skill has been able to devise from the earliest time. Miss Marilyn Burke: Health 85 P.E. ; Brigham Young Univ., BS. Mr. Jules Cambra: Eng, Soc. Studies; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd. Mrs. Avies Corpuz: Science, Phy. Science; Attumwa Heights, BS, Ed. A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single good poem accom- plishes more than he who fills our memory with rows on rows of nat- ural objects, classified with name and form. Mr. Hideyasu Fukuharaz; SocialBSt.; Univ. ; .of Hawaii, LASC, BA, B Ed. i Miss Lois Higashi: Chemistry, Physical science; Univ. of Hawaii, B Ed. . 5th-Yr. Diploma. Mrs. Nora Honda: Eng. , Speech, Dramatics; Kansas State, MA. Mr. Donald Kanagawa Algebra Univ. of Hawaii B Ed Mrs. Jeanne Kurita Math Univ. of Hawaii Prof. Certificate Mr. Alfredo Lagaso Chorus, Gen. Music Univ. of Hawaii B Ed, 5th Yr. Miss Loretta Lee Yearbook, Newswriting, English Univ. of Hawaii B Ed, 5th Yr.

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Miss Jean Soken Miss Helen Sunakoda Mrs. Joyce Takara Mr. Yasuo Takara Eng., Am. Hist.; Eng., Soc. St.; Phys. Ed., Health; Biology; Kansas Univ. of Hawaii Univ. of Hawaii Kansas State Teach State Teachers B Ed. B Ed. ers College, BS. College, MS Ed. Mr. David Thorne Miss Namie Yokoyama Mrs. Florence Young Art; Univ. of Wis- Social Studies; Girls' Counselor; cousin, BS. Univ. of Hawaii, Oregon State Col- BA. lege, Colorado Sta te College, BS BA.