Hilo High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hilo, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1941 volume:

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A 4L'if32: Thr boys and qzrlv of foday Ill marm Couvzfrzee are arm! u zlh an unc c rfam ufurf' Youfh rzards a hae lzgrouna' o Lnou led qc more fhau Fl rr hc' OTE, to combaf uzfh oreszghf and orrc' ulness fhe fhreais fo zfv wrurzfg 1 1 1 Wa of H110 Hzgh School half' been 211,011 an mrallmzf chance to affazn fhvse c haracfr fISflCS and 4 afar thc' u orld 0 fodag as smcess 1lIC'1flZC'IIS Thousands o hours f'dIlCl1fl0lIdI happy and peace ul va hool hours haw 120011 guru fo us 1 1 1 The fhcme of the 1941 Blue am1Go1r11v the Sc'hoo1Dax Wu Wx XE .I E ,. 'Cixi XL ,R . . :XL -L . . 3 1 ..'W'g'vf2' A he ' f -Ju,-, ' Pltl 'Q 'Q ' , . , - X3 - N ., , t x f 1 1 r 1 J . fu ' V4 , X. . - ' Alh H Q X - L Q , , ,Q A, .nfxgfdq 392: .- 33.7 LL J :MQ lv xl- a, L. ,N -K , f .+ -, 1-nfq' , sk , 5: 4' w S ' ' S uk HUQ' 'WQ7' f-K ag xi A 1-. J.-,A Q ., LW 51. X 'W-f. - 4 ' 4 L ' 1 ' n ,S 1 'n N f . C 3 r T U1 ,C '59 'lu r 1 ,N Y .pen in 4. 'J X, D A X fur xt, , iV,V . , 5f ,,i, In H M 15,-, gl ,, ,..,,ql 'ls ,CP if 0' 1 'ld 'ls - 1 ' fb? w'...m12f I ' '.f':f 1 h fir: Tlrfv- A 1, wzanrxsx 11' , Q .1115 , I 'YJ ', 1 - K J 's flgf r ,-M, . W, 'Ii N617 'bn ' 'rf' ey sd ' . 9 F ' 1' 1 sz:-wiv in ' fl -. wg . .-,j1'g.., .h .Y I , x I 'I I : . J, ' flip 'v vf' .' . a 92 g?ff?i'f 45 ,- , ,,- f Lx ,f Y .4 .',!,,,,- mt MQ THESCHOOL AT WORK y . sn 1 1.-.-.W .,- , .. V , Aw Eighteen hundred boys and girls attend Hilo High School. Each morning they arrive by bus, in jalopies, on motor scooters, and in family sedans. Some ot them walk up Waianuenue Avenue, and some of them ride in sampans. They stand under the palms and in groups on the wide verandas talking about their homework, laughing, and joking. Above, the flag flutters in the trade wind, and Mauna Kea is remote and majestic. ' a. y , 525 9 fig 5 if .2959 ST ILO HIGH SCHOOL To each ot us IS QIVQD an amount ot tlrne measured by our rnchvrdual hte span perhaps twenty years perhaps trtty srxty or seventy a very short trme rndeed IH Whrch to accomphsh anythlna that wrtl last throuqh the eons that wrtl come after us' So short rn tact that none ot us can attord to waste any of lt UDENTS OF H Principal THE OFFICE DAY BEGINS Seven-thirty and the office day begins . . . Where is your absence excuse? . . . Why were you down town when you were supposed to be sick? . . . Who is your doctor? . . . Please report to Miss Scott for dismissal slip to doctor. Then come the tardies . . . overslept . . . bus left me . . . too tired . . . flat tire . . . headache . . . errand for mother . . . went to dentist . . . forgot it was Monday, and all the others. And the questions . . .When can I buy a ticket for Charley's Aunt?' '... Where are the Maui boys staying? . . . Did somebody turn in a black purse? . . . Where is the next basketball game? . . . Can you mimeograph a test for me today? . . . Where does Kimo Hapai go the third period? . . . May I go to the bank lunch period? . . . May I use the telephone? . . . May I have my Blue and Gold picture? . . . I'd like to pay my class dues . . . Will you change this dollar? . . . Where is my report card? My teacher says it was sent to the office when l was absent . . . Will you get a purchase order for this? Money, hookey players, absentees, tardy folks, special dismissals, supplies, general information, lost articles, fees, dues, purchase orders, financial state- ments, surveys, questionnaires, mirneographing, printing tickets, inventories . . . IUST CALL AT THE OFFICE! MH. CHUN MRS. PUTNAM MRS. oDA THE SOPHOMORE AT WORK From Hilo Intermediate, Hakalau School, Kalanaianiole School at Papaikou and Olaa School on the Volcano road, came the Sophomores, six hundred strong. Enthusiastic, ambitious, they entered the palm-lined campus of Hilo High for the first time, some with misgivings and halting step but all with determination to make the most of the school days in l94l. The boys in gay aloha shirts and sailor mokus, the girls wearing new pinafore dresses and matching ankle socks, talked of the forthcoming year. Already they had begun to count themselves Hilo High School students when the first bell of the year rang and sent them forward to their eight o'clock classes determined to account for themselves as ably as possible. After an interlude of fun during initiation and an initiation dance to round it off, the Sophomore got down to business with a lot to learn and not much experi- ence to go on. ln English class he began by learning the fundamentals of diagramming and the trick of conjugation. After the advent of the new broadcasting system lulius Caesar with Mark Anthony's Friends, Romans, countrymen was listened to with eager ears. ln social studies classes the youth of today learned how the youth of Babylon, Assyria, Greece, and Egypt dressed, studied, and lived in general. With an eye to the future the wise Soph takes a course in typing or perhaps he builds himself a desk in shop, or a girl may learn to sew or cook in the modern manner with the latest of electrical equipment. The shy Sophomore of September has changed into a shrewd and capable student able to take over new responsibilities when he returns to school next year as a Iunior. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Learning the responsibilities and en- during the trials of political leaders, these promising newcomers are the Sophomore Class otiicersp clear thinking and popular Hideo Luna, our president . . . jolly Hiroshi Qlcamoto, vice-presi- dent . . . Edwin Eujimoto and Evelyn Murashige, the capable and efficient secretary and treasurer respectively . . . our two representatives, tall and care- free Anthony Cahral and smiling lvlarf tha Shinoda. ln the group picture on the left-hand page are the Sophomore Honor Roll stu- dents for the iirst semester: Alice Mata- yoshi, Alma Ching, Ichie Kami, Mew Sunn Chock. Row two: Fudelco Naka, Evelyn Murashige, Eva Aralcawa. Row three: Yoshio Yamaguchi, Shigeyoshi Talceuchi, Mitsuo Hara. Not in picture: Hawaea Brown, Edwin Fuiimoto, Yolc Me Ho, Yurilco Kobayashi, Sam Yit Lee, Nori- yoshi Masurnoto, Eladia Menor, Ayalco Miyasalci, Yaelco Olcano, Masaru Sunada. I3 o nn- ' as few' 4 J 5 -1 , :PV Af .. fl xf QQ ff -Q X, .N Q 'Q gf fig We . N QE, f .- .,A. 1 A 41 . 5 ' . AF x EW? , Q'Q- :gg 'X V 5 f S f P , 'KY ' Q ia, 9? 1 f ff WN k f KN ' 3' Q3 Fx? K iffil-1 ' ffz- fi, 1 w' 5 , Q .X ., T341 ' N iff? i : ' 7 Ei ,.,, ,. like- K 313. 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Kumalae, S. Kumiji, A. Kuriimura, G. Kuniyoshi, T. Kuniyuki. M. Kurakazu. Row Four: M. Kuramoto, M. Kushi, Y. Kuwahara, W, Kuwana, P. Laborada, C. Lai Hipp, E. Lalakea, I. Lani. Row Five: R. Lariosa, N. Lee, M, C. Lee, S. Y. Lee, K, S, Lau, Y. T. Lee, K. Lee Loy. 20 il 1 , We .hr ,QQ Ii:-Q is dl if 'fe Sh i? 3, Q 4 ,A,E,, . ,qqs 24.47, Aggifp g , . , v , . 5' 9 f , ., ' 'S 'X is Q Us Y nf, r 1. ig., r 331' Q 'Q sy k N' L A . , xi 66515 'Pfeqgglgsg , , . S ag?-XF sf lf1: m:Hf'i+ f v lizgii bg ua -Ti 1 S: L +33 , , Y aim ,,-, l- QQ 0 114115, 'xsffw 1' sf' 55:5 YM M FL ,- f f,- .-. W- t- 1!'s w x ,. S T5 , M 355 . Ks L 1 e - ' 43 ,Q j g, ,,,. . 4 - tm, : aff f W. , tb? 3 QQ' x yr fi' is gk :S N, .Sf 'Y 1 ' I 3 'i ,,Q,sQ. , , K, gf ,al M K 55:31 gs- M-ff:,,w. , s ,fx Q 9' X Q :A 5 1 'A 1 EA N..- EY .- N 1 vagw' f 5 . 'H -f 'Q , , Q 3' X ' ' A R sig -fri: 5 g K 313,55 0 K 5 Ngyjgzg A Q Q X , S A f 'Q A ? li 'W K x 1 L s ' ,M 1 k 1. t' 1 'Y 3. ,Y Q v , A V 1 as K , 0. 2 W , , .. K :gb :N . N ,,., K 1. 5 s 'qs x 1 , if I J 5? ,IA x ,kg lb Z A . 35155529 V . EL' -i A Ay k 7 - f , ' B I A 'H IN ,ek ,, Q 7 fi , - ..,. ,. X T I A :J X 'X x y ,p R ' ,,,,, Q l '15 , A A. '55 x 4 : 1 ' 1 - ' , s 3? , wi! . S A . X ! ix xx i 1 5 fu 2 f S? if gn 3 Bi.---A-i-Alai ug Q -3 2515? gfw X., RK ..,,...: 2 as ,P vi' 3, 'Y .Lf y WMP N f WG ' ,W an ,-rf-rn, i g ' If 2 -u 1 :usa P! .,-E .. I I- 1 K vsk 17: i W gag K K 51 U i 3 . . rfb .' ,yan-f ,v if 1 ss P 'S' Mrs. Wills puts the finishing touches on a salad as Miss Scott takes the temperature of worried-look ing Thomas Sasaki. Woodshop instructor, Mr. Andrade, takes the rough spots out of a basket handle. SOPHOMORES Front How: K. Ota, K. Otaki, S. Ouchi, C. Oyadomari, R. Pahio, G. Pazva, S. Park, S. S. Park. Row Two: I. Pavao, E. Rapoza, R. Robertson, P. Resurrecion, F.. Rosario, M. Sadanaqa, H. Saito. How Three: S. Saito, M. Sakaquchi, B. Sakai, G. Sakai, I. Sakai, M. Sakai, H. Sakamoto. Row Four: I, Sakamoto. Y. Sakazaki, H. Sako, M. Sake, E. Sakumoto, S. Satake, T. Sato. How Five: S. Shishido, S. Sekimura, S. Setoda. 25 Mai, 7 .ilu 'le' A a v Q Mrs. Cook and her art students admire the poster that will represent Hilo High in the American Youth Forums contest. Sophomore qirls, with a characteristic stack of books, make the most of their study period. S O P H O M O R E S Front Row: A. Shiqeoka, I. Shikuma, S. Shimabuku, I. Shimabukuro, Y. Shimabukuro, H. Shimazu, S. Shimizu, Y. Shimooka. Row Two: M. Shinchi, H. Shindo, M. Shinoda, K. Shintaku, S. Suqai, T. Sugoi. Row Three: I. Shiraki, H. Shoda, K. Spencer, A. Subica, M. S. Sue. How Four: S. Suqawara, M. Suqi- hara, S. Sumida, T. Sumida, M. Sumida, H. Suqiyama, T. Sumimoto, C. Sumiyoshi. Row Five: M. Sunada, K. Sunakoda, I. Sur, M. Suzuki, T. Suzuki, U. Suzuki, S. Taba. 26 THE JUNIOR AT WORK Full of confidence and ability the Iunior arrives on September third. He is no longer a brow-beaten, book-laden Sophomore but through his steadfast work now has made a place for himself in the school. He plays a prominent part in the School Day, perhaps taking part in debates, and oratorical contests. A Iunior has opportunities to be in playsg or sports may be his line and he battles the foe for the glory of the Blue and Gold, winning his letter and the school's honor amidst the blare of the band and the cheers of the crowd. This same gay and informally dressed Iunior of Hilo High is not so one-sided that only play appeals to him. His studies also interest him and absorb his school hours. In Iunior history class he learns the story of his country and its great men. Although his ancestors may have been Chinese, Iapanese, Portuguese, Hawaiian or, not uncommonly, all five, he studies the American Way of govern- ment. ln this same history class he attains a respect for the institutions and ideals of Americanism. Elsewhere he dreams and drudges over commercial law, Thana- topsis, equations, or the number of elements in the universe. Outstanding students, scholastically speaking, who made the Honor Roll dur- ing the first semester are, front row: Kiyoko Tomioka, Yukie Oshiro, Kazuo Nishi- kawa, Walter Matsumoto, Hiroshi Nagami. Row two: Hifuo Iwano, Takashi Makinodan, Sung Bok Kim. Not in picture: Roger Carlsmith, Takuzo lnouye. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Glorying in a new-found leader- ship, anticipating new adventures, and accepting the challenges of a new year, the Iuniors have proa- ressed under the leadership of President Takuzo Inouye, Vice President Nobuto Iinbo, Secretary Chieko Shiqekane, Treasurer Ay- ako Saqawa, and Representatives Tayeko Matayoshi and George Kajiwara. G. ABE A. AGUIAR C. AH CHIN K. AHIN M. AKAMINE Y. AKAMINE H. AKANA A. AKINA G. ALIVADO N. AMANO H. ANDO I. ANDRADE G. APELE T. ARAGAKI Y. ARAGAKI Y. ARAGAKI E. ARCEO M. ARIMA H. BABA A. ATEBARA E, ASATO ARTT K, A A H. ARUGA LET? F. BALDWIN H. BALINGIT F, BOTELHO H. BRANCO E. BROTO B. BROWN D. BRONVN G. BROWN I. BROWN F. CANONIGO T. CARLOS R, CARLSMITH D. CARTER G. CARVALHO EICHANG R. CHAVES H. CHIBANA K. S. CHING F. CHONG E. CHOW' K. C. CHOW L. CHOW A. CHOY D. CHOY .wwww Here are la maestra de Espanol, Miss Campbell, Mrs. Tsuqawa supervisinq a outline, and Mr. Putnam, Latin teacher. JUNIORS H. CHRIST R. CHUN on ,af A. como It C. coiro 'W G. COMACHO M. CORREA B. CRABB T. CRABB ' MTCRTVET1 L. DE COITO I. DE LIMA M. DESAKI N. DETOR I. DIRECTO 7 dv- ww H. DOI H. DOI B. DOSS L. DOWNIE .--I 33 n American history Mr Tcscm Urcxws S rcnqht lines and cmql DUPRE DUYAO EBISUZAKI EGUCHI EGUCHI ENDS ENDO ENOMOTC FERREIRA FONNER FUHI FUHKAWJK FUHMOTO FUHMOTO PUHSHIGE FUHTA FUHTA FUHTAKE S. G. M. Y. C. H. M. FUKAGAWA FUKUDA FUKUMOTO FUKUMOTO FUKUSHIMA FUN ADA PURUYA S. FURUYA K. FUSE B. GERALD B. GIBSON M. S. H. S. K. GOYA GOYA GUSHIKEN GUSHIKEN HAMAKAWA HAMAMOTO Y. I. HARBOTTLF S. HASEGAWA I. HASSEY H. HATA I. HATA T. HATA H. HATADA T. H. S. S. S. T. T. Y. T. F. T. A. K. M. H. R. H. M. M S. S. H. A. V. HAYASHIDA HIGA HTGA HIGA HIGA HIGA HIGA HIGAKI HTBAX HTRANO HIROTSU HISANAGA HO-A HOHU HOKAMA HOLOKAHI HONDA HONGO HONMA HCRTHATA HORIUCHT HORIO ICHINOTSUBO IGNACIO K. IKAWA H. IKEDA I. IKEDA M. IKEDA T. IKEDA M. IKEHARA G. INAFUKU M. INOUYE T. INOUYE S. ISHIDA T. ISHIMOTO A. ISONO H. IWANO H. IWASHITA M. IWATANI F. IZUMT N. HNBO H. JOHNSTON F. KAKUDA Y. KADOTA C. KAGIMOTO S. KAGIMOTO T. KAI-IEE G. KAHWARA A. KALOI H. KA MA M. KAMAU S. KAMIMURA I. KAMOHAI R. KANDA I. KANEKO T. KANEKO C. KANEMITSU E. KANEMORI H. KANESHIRO N. KANNA T. KASAI A. KASAMOTO S. KATANO R. KATAOKA M. KA WACHI M. KAWAHARA M. KAWAMOTO W. KAWAMOTO A. KAWAOKA R. KAWASAKI S. KAYA S. KAYA Ln ...QW Mrs. Budin and student practice arbitration over a grade. Miss Arnold is checking shorthand homework JUNIORS i . .J 37 S. KEALOHA R. KIA T. KIKUGAWA S. B. KIM R. KIMI K. KIMURA N. KIMURA L. KINOSHITA T. KINOSHITA M. KITAMURA M. KITAMORI Y. KIYOSAKI H. KOBAYASHI F. KODAMA S. KODANI T. KODANI K. KOGA A. KOHARA gl vm ww' effrey mst can I decide what book xc draw from the hbrary . . . Mrs. Moses doesn't care aboul books uqht now Osca he-r protege, requxres awsnlion. Mr. Sawyer and Leonard YGVIGW some homework, LALZADEID LABORADA KUSHIDA KURUHARA KUROKAVJA KUROHARA KINOSI-HTA KINOSI-HTA KUNIMOTO KUMALAE KUKINO KUEOTA KUBOTA KUBO KOYANAGI KOSI-HYAMA KONISHI KOHARA JUNIORS as ,M 38 10- if 'X-! rf E. LAU S. B. LAU A. H. LEE C. W. LEE E. LEE P. I. LEE R. A. LEE R. H. G. LEE R. LEE C. LOW VV. LUCAS E. LUIZ B. LUM L. MACI-IADO M. MACHADO Y. MAEBO H. MAEDA S. MAEDA A. MAKING M. MAKINODAN T. MAKINODAN W. MALUO H. MANNING G. MARTIN S. MASAKI T. MATAYOSHI G. MATHEWS M. MATSUBARA XVI. MATSUBARA S. MATSUBARA E. MATSUI N. MATSUMOTO T. MATSUMOTO VV. MATSUMOTO H. MATSUNAGA S. MATSUSHITA F. MATSUURA L. MATTOON I. MCKENZIE I. MCSWANSON O. MEDEIROS T. MEKATA D. MENDONSA H. MENDONSA D. MEYERS M. MILNE G. MINATO N. MINE F. MISHIMA G. MITSUYOSHI M. MIYAHARA K. MIYAHARA S. MIYAMOTO T. MIYAMOTO M. MIYAMURA S. MIYASATO C. MIYASHIRO S. MIYASI-KIRO E. MIYASHIRO T. MIYATA I. MIYATAKE H. MIZUIRE F. MIZUTARI G. MOKU A. MONIZ S. MORI K. MORIMOTO F. MORISHITA M. MORITA A. MOTOMURA H. MOTOYAMA C. MUKAI G. MUKAI S. MUKAI S. MUNFYDKA K. MURAI A. MURAKAMI E. MURAKAMI F. MURAKAMI Y. MURASAKI E. NAFSETA I. NAGA1 M. NAGAI H. NAGAMI K. NAGAO K. NAGAO I. NAGATA S. NAGATA Y. NAGATA Y. NAGUWA I. NAI-IIWA T. NAKAHARA K. NAKAI H. NAKAMOTO M. NAKAMOTO H. NAKAMURA f Mrs Moxr cmd I-hdeo czre trcxdmq fxsh stones Mr Chung expounds his pomt I. NAKAMURA I. NAKAMURA M. NAKAMURA N. NAKAMURA N. NAKAMURA R. NAKAMURA R. NAKAMURA Y. NAKAMURA K. NAKANISHI T. NAKANO I. NAKAO F. NAKASI-HMA H. NAKAUCI-II M. NAKAYAMA M. NAKAYAMA Y. NAKO G. NAMIHARA V. NATHANIEI. i A s I In ihe hothouse, Mr. Kona demonstrates how to plait coconut leaves. Later in ihe Classroom he admires M. NEKOEA A. NIELSON S. NH Y. NH K. NHMI S. NINOMIYA Y. NINOMIYA K. NISHIKAWA N. NISHIMOTO I. NISHIMURA K. NODA H. NOGUCHI Y. NOHARA F. NONAKA K. NUI-IA K. ODA N. ODA M. OGATA some orchid seedlings. JUNIORS .un V' adm 471' NYU' f-A 9 QU' pos -w 7- S. OGATA E. OGAWA Y. OGAWA M. OI-IARA Y. OI-IARA A. OHIRA S, OKA K. OKADA M. OKAH E. OKAMOTO S, OKAMOTO S, OKAMOTO C. OKAMURA Y. OKANO S. OKAZAKI M. OKIDO H. OKINO E. OKUBO T. OKUDA Y. OKUMOTO T. OKUMURA Y. OKURA E. OLIVEIRA R. OLSON N. OMORI M. OMURO Y. ONISI-H S. ONO T. ONOUYE M. ONUMA M. OHIMOTO M. OSHIKATA C. OSHIRO K. OSI-HRO H. OSI-HRO M, OSHIRO S. OSHIRO S. OSHIRO Y. OSHIRO M. OSI-HTA T, OTO M. OTSUKA S. OZAKI P. PAKELE I. PEDRO W. PERREIRA I. PUA H. RACELIS G. RAPOZO L. REIS M. RICKARD A. SAGAWA T. SAIGO S. SAITO T. SAKAGUCHT T. SAKAI T. SAKAMOTO Y. SAKAMOTO M. SAKASEGAWA C. SAKO M. SALVADOR E. SASAKI K. SATO M. SEKI S. SHIGEHARA C. SHIGEKANE Y. SHIGEOKA W. SHIIGI H. SHIKADA H. SHIMABUKURO K. SHIMABUKURO H. SHIMAZU T. SHIMAZU E. SHIMIZU K. SHIMIZU M. SHIMIZU N. SHIMOZONO N. SHIRAISHT T. SHIRAMIZU L. SHIROMA Y. SHIROMA H. SHISHIDO K. SHOMA I. SILVA N. SILVA S. SOMA T. SPINOLA I. STUPPLEBEEN N. SUDO E. SUEISHI Y. SUENISHI H. SUEOKA A. SUGAI Y. SUGAI H. SUGIYAMA N. SUGI 9 vu! Three Iuriior history teachers are caught at odd moments throughout the School Day Miss Avery and Mrs. Troy lecturing busily on Americcnkistory, Miss Witt in Q spare moment .-,fain JUNIORS 45 I 1 'f Yr A4 I SUYAMA SUZUKI SUZUKI SUZUKI SWAIN SYLVA TAGUCI-II TAIRA TAIRA TAKAESU TAKAI-IASI-II TAKAI-IASHI TAKAHASI-II SUMI TAKAKI TAKAMI TAKAYAMA TAKAZAWA A staff photographer must have distracted Mildred and Marillyn by the looks oi things, but nothing seems to be bothering their classmate, deeply engrossed in an oral report. H. TAKEMOTO N. TAKEMOTO P. TAKEMOTO K. TAMARU T, TAMARU K. TAMURA M. TANABE l. H. TANAKA l. K. TANAKA L. TANAKA M. TANAKA T. TANAKA M. TANIDA T. TANITA H. TANOUYE H. TAO S, TASAKA Y. TATSUMI JUNIORS ,--4 'Sf' l 'F F. TA VARES H. TAYAMA I. TERAMOTO M. TERAOKA K. TERUMOTO H. TERUYA E. TEXEIRA G. TEXETRA THOMAS L. THOMPSON T. TOKO O. TOMA K. TOMIOKA S. TOMITA K. TOMOEDA H. TOMOSADA V. TORIBIO S. TORIGOE K. TSUCHIYA K. TSUCHIYA T. TSUI K. TSUH I. TSUKANO F. TSUKIMURA Y. TSUMAZAWA A. TYLER M. UCHIMURA E. UEHARA M. UEHARA Y. UEHARA Y. UEHARA M. UMEI S. URASAKI S. UYENO T. UYEMUKI T. UYENOYAMA E. VICTORTNO B. VIEIRA I. WADA I. WARD R. H. WARNER VV. WARREN WATAI H. WATANABE S. WATANABE T. WAUKE WESSEL A. H. VVONG C. WONG K. WONG A. WUNG K. YAFUSO M. YAGI T. YAHATA H. YAKUSHIH A. YAMADA E. YAMADA K. YAMADA S. YAMADA B. YAMAGATA A. YAMAGUCHI S. YAMAGUCHI T. YAMAGUCHI A. YAMAMOTO M. YAMAMOTO N. YAMAMOTO Y. YAMAMOTO T. YAMANE C. YAMAOKA K. YAMASAKI V. YAMASHIRO H. YAMASHITA T. YAMASHITA N. YAMAUCHI S. YAMAUCHI S. YANAGIHARA B. YASUDA K. YOGI N. YOKOTA M. YONAMINE F. YONEMORI E. YOSHIDA H. YOSHIMOTO H. YOSHIMURA T. YOSHITOMI C. YOSHIZAWA N. L. YOUNG T. YUDA A. M, O. O. YUEN Y. ASATO E. BRAZ M. BRAZ A. CAMACHO W. CHIN KIM M. DOI M. HAMADA These wary chemists await the reaction from a respectful dlstance JUNIORS S. HASEGAVVA I. HATAKENAKA M. HAYASHIDA S. I-IIGA H. INAMINE I. KAYA W. LEE LOY M. MATSUI K, MATSUMOTO S. MIYASATO Y. MOMOHARA I. MURASHIGE T. NARIYOSHI T. NOZAWA K. OSI-HRO M. NAKAMURA I. SAKANOT K. SI-HMAEUKUFC 49 Charlotte gets her Audubon essay explcmed by Mrs Hcxrlmcn Ieffrey and Nobuko me qettlnq T. SHIROMA R. SHISHIDO U. SUGIMOTO I. SUVVA N. TSUNEZUMI K. UECHI S. UYECHI S. F. WONG H. S. YOUNG 50 ,km SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Three years of diligent study and ex- perience have turned the apprehensive Sophomore, and the carefree and jolly lunior, to the successful Senior. Perhaps these years have developed even more, the officers and leaders of these classes. Upon their shoulders has been placed the burden of handling nearly all the social functions, the distribution of tick- ets, the management of the finances, and collecting of dues. This burden is heaviest on the shoulders of the Senior Class officers. For the second consecu- tive yearTsuneo Shiigi is president.Vice- President Shigelco Izumo has proven her- self a top-notch assistant to Tsuneo. Lea- trice Yamagata and Chizuko Miyao as Secretary and Treasurer are indispens- able. Equally successful are Mary Lou Crawford and lohn Ross as our repre- sentatives. Three long years, glory and honor, challenge and charge . . . three years and a lifetime of memories! ,,'.n Mp, 6 ..,.a giffmi THE SENIOR AT WORK Very busy, indeed, is the School Day of the Senior with the problems ot world economics and government, the poetry of Gray, Goldsmith, Pope, Milton, and Shakespeare and a touch of bookkeeping, Woodshop, or Spanish. Some of the Senior Honor Roll students in the group on the right are, Front Row: Anne Sueishi, Teruko Shinhara, Betty Takamori, Leatrice Yamaqata, Mioyko Fukuba, Row Two: Haruko Fujioka, Elaine Kurisu, Sueko Sakai, Yukiko Asato, Mary Lou Crawford. Row Three: Fred Volberq, Fred Koehnen, Iohn Ross, and on the end Bob Maja. Not in the picture are l-lideko Okinaqa, Amy Yoshimura, Verna Hutchings, Herbert Lim, Yoshika Toriqoe, Sanii Watanabe, Renkichi Matsumura, and Benjamin Menor. T H E I9 41 GRADUATES js.. Eleoncr will finish that dress for qrctduotion, don't you think? HIROSHI ABURAMEN, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HlMlE ADACHI, Hdkdlou, Student Body, 2, 3. PETER A. ADUIA, Hdkolou, Student Body, 2, 3, President, Student Body, Treasurer, Light- Seekers Hi-Y. MOMOE AGENA, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3, I. P. O. ABRAHAM AHIA, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Track. LUCILLE K. AHIN, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club. LEILANI AINA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. LAVERNE AIO, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3, President, Girls' Athletic Club. AGNES AIONA, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3, Musi- coe Amcmtes. HAROLD AllROGl, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Ir. T. B. Club, Boxing Club. MASASHIGE AKAMINE, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. AMIE AKI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. STANLEY M. AKITA, Honomu, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Archery Club. AUDREY AKUI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. GLORIA C. ALICUBEN, Pdpoikou, Student Body, l, 2, 3. it SATORU AMANO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SIMEON AMOB IB., Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, I. P. O. SUEKO AOKI, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3. IOSEPH APAO, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Basketball, Track. SHINICHI ABAKAKI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. MITSUKO ASAKAWA, Pahoa, Student Body, l, YUKIKO ASATO, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Alpha Gamma Rays. YUKIE AWA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. LESTER N. BALDWIN, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Badio Club, Alpha Gamma Hays. BETTY IEAN BAYLY, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club, I. P. O. ETHYL-MAE BEATTY, Naalehu, Student Body, l, 2, 3,, Girls' Athletic Club, I. P. O. IAMES BEATTY, Naalehu, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Football, Track, Hi-Y. KIMIE BEPPU, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. IEANNE BEUKEMA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TOSHIHIKO AHITA, Papaikou, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Farmers. Iohn Borden, ashamed, hides his head as Mrs. Moses cleans up a paint spot, however Kanani doesn't give a hoot. THEI941 ,J GRADUATES Delbert assumes a very busy air at Hts In 'ne work WILLIAM BIBILONE, Mt. View, Student Body, I, 2, 3, Light-Seekers Hi-Y. IOHN BORDEN, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. CLARA L. BORGES, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3 Ir. T. B. Club. EDITH BORGES, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, ANNELL BRANCH, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3, Girls' Booster Club, Chairman, Program Committee, Girls' Athletic Club. SQ LEONARD L, BRANCO, I-Iilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. KANANI BROWN, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Track, Basketball Future Farmers. STANLEY CABRAL, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. AGNES CAMACHO, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club, Girl Scouts. THELMA AILEEN CAMBRA, Olaa, Student Body, l, 2, 3. BETTY CAMPBELL, Kapoho, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. IOHN CANONIZADO,Kurtistown, Student Body, My-A il' SALVADOR CARDEION, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. FRANCIS CARVALHO, I-lilo, Student Body, 2, 3, Track. FRANCES CHANG, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3, News Bulletin, Chairman, Honor Point Com- mittee, Allied Youth, Blue and Gold Staff, Alpha Gamma Rays. I M.. -. QI' RACHEL CHAU, Kohala, Student Body, I, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club, Future Homemakers. VERNA CHAVES, Olaa, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. YURIKO CHIBANA, Papailcou: Student Body, I, 2, 3. HENRY CHONG, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. RUDOLPH CHOY, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Blue cmd Gold Staff, Musicae Arnantes. CALVIN CHRIST, Hawaii National Park, Stu- dent Body, 3, THEODICE CHRIST, Hawaii National Park, Student Body, I, 2, 3. GLADYS CHUN, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3. MELVIN CORREA, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3. ADELAIDE COSTA, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3. IAMES COWAN, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3, President, Alpha Gamma Rays. HELEN ANN CRAN, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3, Blue and Gold Staff, President, Girls' Booster Club, Chairman, Reception Committee, I.P.O. MARY LOU CRAWFORD, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3, Class Repi'e+ sentative, Blue and Gold Staff. ETHEL MAE DECKER, Honomu, Student Body, I, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club, Reception Committee. DOROTHY MAE DE COITO, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3, Musicae Amantes. A group is absorbed in magazines and encyclopedias Katsuyoshi takes it easy as everyone else studies. 'Q T H E 19 41 GRADUATES It looks like a sour moment .or Iimmy Beatty. TOMIKO DEGUCI-II, Wainaku: Student Body, l, 2, 3. HERBERT K. DOI, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3. RAYMOND EBLACAS, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2. 3: Light-Seekers Hi-Y: Radio Club. IAMES ENOKA, Papaikou: Student Body, l, 2, 3: Vice-President, Future Farmers. TOM ENOKI, Honomu: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Good English Committee: Debate Committee. STEPHEN P. FERNANDES, Papaikou: Student Body, I, 2, 3. ELAINE ULULANI FERNANDEZ, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Ir. T. B. Club: Musicae Amantes. FLORENCE FIGUEIRA, Papaikou: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Girl Scouts. RICHARD HERBERT FONTES, Olaaf Student Body, l, 2, 3: Allied Youth. ULLALIE ERENDO, Olaa: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Musica Arriarites. FUMIE EUIII, Hakalau: Student Body, 2, 3: Allied Youth, EUMIKO FUIII, Hakalau: Student Body, 2, 3: Allied Youth. MORRIS TOKUO FUIIMOTO, I-Iilo: Student Body l, 2, 3. HISAYOSHI PUIINO, I-lilo: Student Body, I, 2, ALMA K. EUIIOKA, I-lilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Future Hornemakers- Gui Srcuts. en. YB vu... ips. W' kt, xy 'IT' 59- -1' fx, X vw pn. Q pu 'C' FQ HARUKO FUHOKA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. PAUL FUIIOKA, Hilo, Student Body, 1. 2, 3, TOMlE FUIIOKA, Olaa, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SETSUKO FUIIWARA, Onomea, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, HACHIRO FUIIYOSHI, Oloag Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MIYOKO FUKUBA, Papctilcoup Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TOSHIHARU FUKUDA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. NOBUICHI FUKUNAGA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SACHlKO FUKUSHIMA, Hakalaup Student Body, 2, 3. TSURUKO FUNAMORI, Olaa, Student Body, 1, 2, 37 Allied Youth, Girl Scouts. AKINORI HARRY FURUTA, Mt. View, Student Body, l,2,3. CONCHITA GALVEZ, Papctikou, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. CATHERINE GAMBSKY, Glenwood, StudentBody, l ,2,3, Girl Scouts. ZINA LAURA GAMBSKY, Glenwood, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Girl Scouts. RICHARD HIDEO GIMA, Amauulug Student Body, l, 2, 37 Radio Club. Herbert seems skeptical to say the least . . . William Thompson and others ofter c' picture of concentration. .-nf' ti THE 1941 GRADUATES I ALFRED H. GOTO, Honomu, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Bli staff. THOMAS PAUL GOUVEIA, Hilo, Student Treasurer, Future Farmers. KENH GOYA, Hilo, Student Body, BETTY A. GBOTHEER, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3, Music HIROKO HAMADA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, TERUO HAMANO, Hilo: Student E IAMES HABUICHI HAMASAKI, Wainaku, Student Bc lr. T. B. Club, Good English Committee. WINIFRED HAMAUKU, Hilo, Student Body, Athletic Club. MICHIKO MAY HARA, Hilo: Stuc 2, 3, Eiqo Club, Alpha Gamma YOSHITO HARADA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Boxin ELSIE HARAGUCHI, Wainaku, Student Bc Girl Scouts, Ir. T. B. Club, Alpha Gamma RHCHI HATADA, Hilo, Student B ELIZABETH L. HAUANIO, Pahoa, Student Body, 1, Athletic Club, Girl Scouts. LOUISE HAY, Olaa, Student Body, l, 2, 3 SUMIE HAYASHI, Hilo, Student 1 S-.4 in-rx SUSUMU HAYASHI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SHINTARO HAYASHIDA, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3. CHIYONO HIGA, Olocx, Student Body, l, 2, 3, M Future Homemcikers. FUMIKO HIGA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Girl Scouts, Ir. T. B. Club. GLENN HIGA, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HISAKO l-UGA, Honomu, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Ir. T. B, Club. KAZUMASA HIGA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Radio Club. KENII I-UGA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. YEITOKU HIGA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. SAKAYE I-IIGUCHI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Blue ond Gold Stdii. TSUTAYE HIGUCHI, Hilo, Student Body, l, Z, 3, Allied Youth. SAKAE I-IIRAE, Mt. View, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SADAYUKI HIRAOKA, Olde, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Future Farmers. dent, Future Homemcrkers, Girl Scouts, l, 2, 3, Boxing Club, These students ore absorbed in the Bulletin while Miss Rudd thinks up assignments for next week. FUIIE HIRAIWA, Mt. View, Student Body, I, 2, 3, Presi- YOUHEI HIBOKANE, Pcrpcxikou, Student Body, 'THE l94l GRADUATES DORIS HIROSHIGE, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Eiqo Club. EVA HO-A, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. FANNIE HOHU, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, ROBERT S. HONDA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HARRY S. C. HONG, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Baslcete ball, Track, News Bulletin, LILY YURIKO HONGO, Hawaii National Park, Student Body, l,2,3, Secretary,Alpha Gamma Rays, Program Committee. FLORENCE TI-IERESA HOOPII, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. AYAKO HOOTA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. YUKI HORI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3: Eiqo Club. VERNA HUTCHINGS, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MATSUE IDOUCHI, Kapoho, Student Body, I, Z, 3. AYAME IKEDA, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3. SHIZUTO IMADA, Olaa, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Basketball. KATSUKI INOUE, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Homemakers. MASATO INOUYE, Pepeekeo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Boxing Club, Track. The mechanical drawing boys are at ease. 1 H. APPR luv Q.. .ann- 'K Hb. lv--wa... ,au fm 0' 'P 'J' Wu... SI-IIGEO INOUYE, Pepeekeo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. MITSUKO ISA, Olaa, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HAROLD ISA, Olaa, Student Body, 2, 3: Foot ball. YUKIE ISEMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Ir. T. B. Club. YUKIE ISI-IIBASI-II, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MITSUO ISI-IIGO, Honornu, Student Body, l,2,3 ASAKO ISHII-IABA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Eiqo Club, Girls Athletic Club. ALVIN ISI-IIKAWA, Pepeekeo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TABO ISI-IIMOTO, Papaikou, Student Body, I 2 3 452' Future Farmers. SETSUO ITO, Kurtistown, Student Body, l, 2, 3. KOICI-II IWASAKI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3 GEORGE YOSHIHARU IZUMI, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3, Manager Basketball, Alpha Gamma Bays. SHIGEKO IZUMO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi dent Senior Class. President, Allied Youth, Flag Committee. YoojiOnoindu1qesin massproductionotyo-yo's . . . Alfred takescarefulmeasurements onhis woodwork. WALTER WALLACE ISHIZAKI, Papaikou, Student Body, l, 2, 3, HENRY IOI-INSON, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, T H E I9 41 GRADUATES HALELOKE KAHAUOLOPUA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HENRY KALUA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HEBMAN B. KAMAI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Musicae Amantes, Radio Club, Good English Committee. VICTORIA K. KAMANO, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. TOYOKO KAMEI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Eiqo Club, Ir. T. B. Club. LILLIAN S. KAMI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, President, Ir. T. B. Club, News Bulletin Stuff. YOSHIO KAMI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Farmers. KUNITO KAMIMURA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. AYAKO KAMISATO, Wctinaku, Student Body, l, 2, 3. SHIZUO KAMIYAMA, Papaikou, Student Body, l, 2, 3. KUNITO KANAYAMA, Pepeekeo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. UME KANEKO, Olaa, Student Body, l, 2, 3. SHUZO KANEOKA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Farmers. MANABU KANNO, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. ALVIN KATAOKA,Hakalau, Student Body, 2,3. Tsuyoshi takes time out to cut grass. f... 2' Q- nf in 99 - gv ve gs- mlm. cf'- '37 SADAKO KAWAKAMI, Wainaku, Student Body, I, 2, 3. TETSUO KAWAMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Sheriff, I. P. O. YURIKO KAWAMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HIDEKO KAWASAKI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Library Club. PEGGY KAWASUNA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Chair- man, Finance Committee, Allied Youth. LORETTA M. KAWAUCI-Il, Pepeekeo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. is HISAO KAYA, Papaikou, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. YUKINOBI KIDA, Wainaku, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Radio Q? Club. FUSAE KIHARA, Kohala, Student Body, l, 2, 3. ELLEN SAYOKO KIKUCHI, Hakalau, Student Body, 2, 3, Library -M- iw Club. BOK SOON MAE KIM, Hilo, Student Body, 3, Future Homemakers, Musicoe Amantes. HAI WOON KIM, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Badio Club. HAK MUN KIM, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. OK SIL KIM, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. PETER KIM, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Vicee President, Sophomore Class. -I Robert Matsu plaits coconut leaves . . . He's wasting Water before the drought. T H E 19 41 GRADUATES CATHERINE MARGARET KIM1, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Allied Youth. PUANAN1 DOROTHY KIMSEU, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club. SATOYO KIMUBA, Mt. View, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Future Homemcrkers. IWAO KISHIMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. FUMIKO KITSUTANI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Future Homemctkers. KIKUYO KIYABU, Olccr, Student Body, Allied Youth, GEORGE SOON BONG KO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. IENSUKE KOBASHIGAWA, Mt. View, Student Body, 1,2,3, FRED KOEHNEN, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Archery Club, Property Committee. KIMIKO KOHASH1, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. IUNKO KOIDE, Hilo, Student Body, 3. CHARLES KOIZUMI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Alpha Gommd Rays, F1oq Committee, 1.P.O. MASAO KOHHO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. KIMIYO KOMAE, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. IUNOSUKE KOMATSU, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2 3. f new Biology students describe the intimate workings of C1 trod. l,2, 3, Ts- 1-re .4--. TOSHIMITSU KONDO,Hi1oy Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HIBOAKI KONO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MITSUE KUMAKUBA, Pepeekeoy Student Body, I, 2, 3. YOSHIKO KUNIEDA, Hilo: Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MASATO KUNIYOSHI, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 33 Vice- President, Badio Club. ELAINE YASUKO KUBISU, Halcalau: Student Body, 2, 3, Vice-President, Allied Youth, De- bate Committee, YUTAKA KUBOHABA, Hakalauy Student Body, 2, 3. KAI TUCK LAU, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. CHUN LEN LAI, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3. CHUNG SOOK LEE, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. LILA LEE, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 35 Alpha Gamma Rays. SAMUEL LEE, Amauulu, Student Body, l, 2, 35 I. P. O., Allied Youth. YAN KEO LEE, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 37 Allied Youth. BETTY LIBORIO, Hilo, Student Body, I, 2, 3. HERBERT LIM, Hakalaup Student Body, 2, 3. The girls introduce us to Henry Bones . . . Here we meet Archibald and his harem. TliE 1941 i GRADUATES Q KYUNG SHUN LIM, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. YURIKO MABUNI, Piihonuc, Student Bo: Youth. 2, 3, Radio Club, Llqht See MISUE MAEBO, Pcpctikou, Student Body, l, 2, lr. T. B. Club. HAROLD H. MAEDA, Hilo, Student Bod HIDEKAZU MAEDA, Hilo, Stuc Alpha Gamma Rdys. CHIYOKO MAENTO, Honomu, Student Body, 2, 3. BOB MAIA, Hokdlou, Student Body, 2, JOSEPH HENRY SMITH MART Body, 1, 2, 3, I. P. O. MASAAKI MARUICHI, Pdpcxikou, Student Body, l MASATO MARUYAMA, Mt, View, Stud ANGEUNA MATA, Arnouult l, 2, 3. MASAHARU MATAYOSHI, Hokczlou, Student Body BOYSON E. MATSU, Hilo, Student Body ROBERT MATSU, Hilo, Studer PETER MACAHELEG, Hilo: 2 . - . , , k Ps sa., Y? RENKICHI MATSUMURA, Hilo: Student Body, 1, 2, 3. YOMIKO MATSUMURA, Kurtistown, Student Body, l, 2, 3 TOSHIROMATSUNAGA, HawaiiNationalParlc, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Alpha Gamma Rays, I. P. O., Blue and Gold Staff. KIKUE MATSUNAMI, Halcalau, Student Body, 2, 3. TOKIE MATSUNOBU, Olaa, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TOMEYO MATSUO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Girl Scouts. HISASHI MATSUOKA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. GERALDINE MATTHIAS, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. FRANCES MATTOS, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3 IOHN OLIVER MAY, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. CLEMENT MCSWANSON, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3 Editor, Blue and Gold. AGNES MEDEIROS, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. SHIZUKA MEGURO, Ninole, Student Body, 3. HERBERT MENDONCA, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. BENIAMIN MENOR, Pohocr, Student Body, 1 2, 3, Treasurer, Student Body, President Light-Seekers Hi-Yi Annell demonstrates in a lesson on vibration and tension and Mr. Mundy tells the chorus how to sing. D at THEl94I GRADUATES E K .. MOSES MIRAFLOR, Papaikoug Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Light-Seekers Hi'Y. KAORU MIYAKAWA, Olaa, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. CHARLES F. MIYAMOTO, Hilo: Student Body 1, 2, 3, Radio Club. EMIKO MIYAMOTO, Olaag Student Body, 1, 2, 3. KUNIO MIYAMOTO, Paboay Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MASARU MIYAMOTO, Pepeekeo, Studen Body, 1, 2, 3, Future Farmers. MITSUKI MIYAMOTO, Olaop Student Body, l, 2, 3. RODNEY YOSHINOBU MIYAMOTO, Hilo, Student Body 1, 2, 3, Track, Football. Treasurer, Iunior, Senior Classes, Alph Gamma Rays: Treasurer, Eiqo Club. YAEKO M1YASAKl,Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. FUMIE M1YASATO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Alpbc Gamma Rays. STELLA MIYASATO, Wainaku, Student Body 1, 2, 3. YONEKICHI MIYASHIRC, Hakalaup Student Body, 2, 3. SATSUKI MIZOGUCHI, Hi1o, Student Body, 1, Z, 3. PATRICK K. MON1Z, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3 A11ied Youth, 1. P. O., Musicae Arnantes. Louise Hat CHIZUKO MIYAO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, Z, 3, . . t C 'iv- lv 'G BQBEBT M. 1V1ONT11.1.A, Hilo, Sfudent Body, 1, 2, 3, Arfliery Club, Blue and Gold Staff, Hi-Y, K11V11F 1V1OB1GAK1, Papaikoug Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Allied Youth, Alpha Gamma Bays. CHIZUKO MOBIMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SUMIKO MORIMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 35 Alpha Gamma Bays. 'ix SUSUMU 1V1OB1UCH1, Hilo, StudentBoz1y, 1 7 35 Presi- dent, Future Farmers, Lcf:-Bolfers Hi-Y. KAZUO MOTOBU, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Loq-Rollers Hi-Y. KAOBU MOTOISHI, Hakalaug Student Body, 2, 3, TOMIKO MURA1, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Ir. T. B. Club. 2, 3. FUSAKO MUBAMOTO, Papaikou, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HABUYO MUBASHIGE, Pahoag Student Body, 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3. TOMOE NAGAHISA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. KAORU NAGAI,O1aa- Student Body 1 2 3. KIKUE NAGAO, Kurtistowng Student Body, 1 2 3 GI Mrs. Yoshina checks experimental data and helps Richard with a problem. ETSUBO MUBAKAM1, Hilo: Student Body, 1, DELBEHT MUBBAY, Hakalauy Student Body, T H E 19 41 GRADUATES . Ethyl-Moe relcxxes GS she recxds in study hd NOBUTAKA NAGAO, Kurtistowri, Student Body, l, 2, 3. FUMIE NAGASAKO, Popoilcou, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MASAKAZU NAGATA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Future Farmers. TOICHI NAKAMUBA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TADAO NAKAMURA, Kopoho, Student Body, l, 2, 3. SHlNlCHl NAKAMUBA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. SHIZUE NAKAMURA, Olooy Student Body, l, 2, 3. HIBOSHI NAKAMUBA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. FUMIKO NAKAMUBA, Hilo, Student Body 1, 2, 3. ELLEN AIKO NAKAMURA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. YOSHIAKI NAKAMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Fu- ture Formers, Bcldio Club. YOSHIHARU NAKAMARU, Hilo, Student Body, TSUBUE NAKAHABA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, TATSUKO NAGATA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MlTSUE NAGATA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, ,- Us -5 ,vw- Ph tg- if nn, PK J tl MITSUKO ETHEL NAKANDAKARE, Onomea, Student Body, 1, 2, 35 Girl Scouts. MAMORU NAKANO, Hllog Student Body, 1, 2, 3, I. P. O. YUKIO NAKANO, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HISAO NAKASHIMA, Hilo, Stulent Body, l, 2, 3. GEORGE SElCHI NAKAO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY C. NAKASHIMA, Hilo: Student Body, 1, 2, 3, S1-UZUKA NAKASHIMA, Kcturnonog Student Body, 1, 2, 3. KIYOYUKI NAKATSU, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HARUMI NAKAUCHI, Pohoog Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HELEN K. NALIMU, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, NAMIKO Nll, Piihonuog Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HARRY NlSHlDA, H1107 Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TOSHINORI N1SHlKAWA, Honomug Student Body, 1, 2, 3. CHIYOKO NISHIMURA, Htloq Student Body, 1, 2, 3. KIYOKA NISHIOKA, Wornokuy Student Body, 1, 2, 3. Lecttrice stops to smile . . . Chemistry students ore found producing something mysterious. T H E 1941 GRADUATES RALPH TAMlO NISHIOKA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3, Farmers. NORA NISHIYAMA, Hctkulcxug Student Body, 2, 3 DAHLIS NOBRIGA, Hilo: Student Body, Girl Scouts. SUMlE NOGUCHI, Olcc, Student Body, l, 2, 37 Future Home HARRIET NOTLEY, Hilo, Student Body, 3. l, 2, 37 Girl Scouts. SAKAE OGI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 37 Treasurer, Alpha Rays, Eiqo Club Debate Comrnitteeg Treasurer, Radio Club. DlCK OKAII, Horkolouy Student Body, Z YUKlMl OKAMOTO, Vtfdinokup Student Body, l, 2, 3. KENSO OKAMURA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. TANHKO OKAMURA, Pcrpooloop Studei Q Q TGSEHKO OKAMURA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, E. SATORU OKIMOTO, Onomea: Student Booly, l, Q TETSUNOBU OKADA, Hilo, Student Bo SHIZUE NOZAWA, Glenwood: Studeri GEORGE OKA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Cli HIDEKO OKINAGA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3: Secretory, Student Body: Secretary, Iunior, Sophomore Classes: Eiqo Club. RUTH EMIKO OKINO, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3. TSUTAKO OKUMUBA, Pahoa: Student Body, l, AGNES H. OKUNAMI, Honokaa: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Future Home- makers. YUKIE OKUTANI, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Allied Youth: I, P. O.: Ir. T. B, Club. GEORGE OKUYAMA, Hilo: Student Body, I. 2, 3: Eiqo Club. PHILIP ONGA, Mt. View: Student Body, l, 2, 3. HABUMI ONIGAMA, Honomu: Student Body, 2, 3: Allied Youth. HANAE ONISI-II, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3. NOBUO ONISHI, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3. SEIIUN ONNA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3. EIKO OSI-IIMA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3: Eiqo Club: Alpha Gamma Rays: Good Enq- lish Committee: Property Committee. EIKA OSHIRO, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3. ELAINE OTOME OSHIRO, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3. MERLE OSHIRO, Hilo: Student Body, I, 2, 3: Girl Scouts: Future Homemakers. Mrs. Smith searches for some lost data while next door Mrs. Carter explains poetic meter. T H E I9 41 GRADUATES Ulf SAEKO OSI-llRO, l-lilo5 Student Body, l, 2, 35 Alpha Gamma Raysp President, Musicae Amantes. KATHERINE OSTRAM, 1'lilo5 Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Girl Scouts. EMI OTA, Mt. View5 Student Body, 1, 2, 35 lr. T. B. Club. ROBERT MASAMI OTA, Pepeekeop Student Body, l, 2, 35 Alpha Gamma Rays. SETSUYO OTO, Olaa5 Student Body, 1, 2, 3, YOS1-IIE OYADOMAR1, Olaa5 Student Body, 1, 2, 3. ROBERT C. PADGETT, l-lilog Student Body, l, 2, 35 Archery Club5 Program Committee5 Track. REBECCA PANIKU, I-lilog Student Body, 1, 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Club. LAWRENCE PEDRO, I-lilo5 Student Body, 2, 35 Bdsketball5 Track. ELEANOR RAPOZA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HENRIETTA H. REIS, l-lilo5 Student Body, l, 2, 3. BETTY MAE ROCHA, I-Iilo5 Student Body, 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Club5 Musicae Amantes. FRANCIS ROSE1-llLL, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. IOHN BENTLEY ROSS, Hakalau5 Student Body, 1, 2, 35 Class Representative, Archery Club. ANNIE RUBIO, Papaikou5 Student Body, 2, 3. Q '15 Dyna' Some potential bookkeepers are hard at work .40- Qu- 6'- GEBALDINE BUSTON, Hilo: Student Body, 2, 3. TAMOTSU SAITO, Hdkdlciu, Student Body, 2, 3. SHIZUE SAKAGUCH1, Oiczoz Student Body, 1, 2, 3. KAZUSH1 SAKA1, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SUEKO SAKAI, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, 1. P. O. EUGENE ISAO SAKASEGAWA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. CH1EKO SAKAZAKI, Olcxo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Ailied Youth. KIMIKO SAKO, Kurtistown, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MOTOSHI SAKO, Kurtistown, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MASAYO SAKUMOTO, 1-1i1o, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Ir. T. B. Club, Future Homemdkers. NOBUYUK1 SASAK1, Ncrolehu, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. THOMAS SASAKI, Ncid1ehu, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Radio Club. H1ROKO SATO, Hi1o, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Future Homemdkers, Secretory, Girl Scouts. MASAM1 SATO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MITSUE SATO, Oioop Student Body, 1, 2, 3. There-'s no end to the work Benjomin croms into one dciy . . . Lester diciqroms o radio set for on interested friend. T H E 19 41 GRADUATES 2 1 1 C TAKEO SATO, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. YUKIO SATO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MASAYUKI SAWADA, Hilo, Student 2, 3. HELEN JEAN SCHOW, Hilo, Student Body, 3. FUMIKO SEGAWA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. YOSHIO SEIGAKU, Pcipdikou, Studei 1, 2, 3, Boxing Club. OLIVER K. SEKIMURA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Truck. HELEN MASUO Sl-HGEOKA, Olcrd, Student Body SADAII SHllGl, Hilo, Student Body, l, TSUNEO SHHGI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Vice'Preside Club, President, Senior, Junior Classes. ICHIRO Sl-UKUMA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3 Football. TAKAKO SHlMABUKURO, Pohod, Body, l, 2, 3. YUKIC SHIMADA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. YUKlE SHllVlAMURA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. KVYCNO SHlMlZU, Wcindku, Student 2, 3, Future Hornemdlcers. TAKlKO SHllVlOTSU, Hilo, Studenf Body, l, 2, .Hz lr. T. E. TERUKO SHlNHABA, Halcalau, Student Body 2 3. RONALD YASUO SHINMOTO E'l1lZf Student Body, l, 2, YOSHIKO SHlNTAKU, Pahala, Student Body, l, 2, 3. BETTY SHIRAKAWA, Nctaloliu, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HlDEO SHlFtASAKl, Oloa, Student Body, l,2, 3. HARUKO SHIROMA, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3. MOSES SO, Honomu, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Farmers, I. P. O. DOROTHY FUMIKO SOKEN, Wailea, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Homemakers. WILBERT I. SOUZA, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. LILLIAN PIILANI STEVENS, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Girls Athletic Club, Allied Youth. ANNE SUEISI-ll, Pahoa, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Chairman, Good English Committee, Secre- tary, Allied Youth, MlYOKO SUGIHABA, Olao, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Ir. T. B. Club. SUMIE SUGIHARA, Wainaku, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Ir. T. B. Club. HIBOSI-ll SUGIMOTO, Pahoa, Student Body, l, 2, 3, inventory account cs an amateur cccountctnt balances his books. T H E I9 41 GRADUATES ' Mr. Na MASASH1 SUGIMOTO, Hi1oy Student Body, 2, 3. TSUGIE SUM1, Olaag Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Ir. T KATSUK1 SUNADA, Papaikouy Stud 1, 2, 3. SHINOBU B. SUZUKI, Papaikoug Student Body, 1, 2, Gamma Hays. TOSHIKO SUZUKI, Papaikoug Student Body, 1, ELA1NE TOMIKO TACH1BANA, Naa dent Body, 1, 2, 3: A11ied Yout Gamma Bays. KIMHCO TAGAM1, Olaaq Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SHUI1 TAGAM1, Olaap Student Body, 1, 2, Farmers. TOM1E TAGAWA, H1107 Student Bod A11ied Youth. TSUYOS1-11 TAHARA, Papalkouy Student Body, 1, 2, 37 Manager, Blue G Go1d. BETTY TA1SE, H1107 Student Body, 1, 2, 3. NAOM1 TAKA, Hi1o7 Student Body A11ied Youth, Musicae Amante Hornernakers. MIEKO L. TAKAHASH1, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TETSUO TAKAHASHI, Oo1ca1ag Student Body Radio C1ub. MASAMI TAKAHATA, H1107 Studen 2, 3. ,ph O Us SGA ,g ' .YH fr-M5 BETTY TAKAMOBT, Pahoap Student Body, l, 2, 37 Allied Youth. TAlBA TAKATO, Popaikoup Student Body, 1, 2, 3. Sl-HGEMI TAKAYAMA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. MASAYUKI TAKEMOTO, l-lilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Eiqo Club. TAKASHI TAKEMOTO, Papaikoup Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Farmers. TSUNEO M. TAKEMOTO, l-lilo: Student Body, l, 2, 37 Bingo Club. HIBOKO TAKENAKA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Alpha Gdmrna Bays. TAKEO TAKEOKA, Hakalaup Student Body, 2, 3. HARUO TAKETA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3, Football. TAEKO TAKETA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Hcmemdkers. TSUTOMU TAKETA, Mt. View, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. ETHEL Cl-IIYOKO TANAKA,I-lilo, StudentBody, 1, 2, 3. HISAKO B. TANAKA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3, Secretary, Ir. T. B. Club, Alpha Gamma Bays. MABIOBHE TANAKA, Honomu: Student Body, l, 2, 3. VIOLET M. TANAKA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3. shio finds his work very amusing, but it's a mystery to us. Always up to the minute in current affairs is Mr. Rowlands. T H E 19 41 GRADUATES There is no question about the season of the yeor in this shorthand Clos SADAO TANAKA, Hilop Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club. SHIGENOBU TANAKA, Honomuq Student Body, 1, 2, 3. 1SAMl TANIOKA, Kopoho, Student Body, 1,Z, 3. KIKUE TANIOKA, Kurtistowng Student Body, l, 2, 3, Allied Youth. EMIKO TANITA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HAROLD K. TABUMOTO, Onomea, Student Body, l, 2, 3. HATSUYE TARUMOTO, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Allied Youth. RUTH RUIKO TATSUHARA, Hctkoloug Student Body, 2, 3, Blue and Gold Stuff. IRENE MARYANN TAVARES, Honomug Student Body, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club. TATSUYA TETSUKA, Woinokuf Student Body, 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM THOMPSON, Hilo: Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Mono- ger, Football. PEGGY YOSHIKO TOGUCHI, Hilo: Student Body, 1, 2, 3. SEUI TOKESHI, Hilog Student Body, 1, 2, 3. AIKO TOKUMARU, Honomug Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Homemokers. KATSUMI TOKUUKE, Hilo: Student Body, 1, 2, 3. 553: W it .HTSUKC '1'OM1OKA, Wflinokug Student Body, 1, 2, 3, A11ifd Youth. un- ISAO TOMITA, Popoikznug Student Bcdy, 1, 2, 3. HERBERT TOM TIN H1131 Student Body, 2, 3. CEHEKO TONOKAWIX, Hukczkxug Student Hndy, 2, 3, Puturn Home- 4- rnctkft-rs. 1CH1TA TONOKAYNA, Hakdiczuq Stuxi-inf Body, 2, 3. YOS1-HKA TOWGOE, Ohm, Student Body, 1, 7, 3, Ml151V'GFW Amdntws. an A ALICE MOY TOY, Hilo, Student Body, 3 TERUTO TSUBOTA, Pnnocp Stuiifzit P:,dy, 1, 2, F. 1N'1ASA1v11 TSUE, H1125 Stu.1'i-:lt Body, 1 2, fi. Gzntnzd Rays. ,rn gp- SHINAKO MAE TSUGA'WA,Pcpc1k:u, Studfrii E3dy, 1 2 fp Alpha MIYAKO TSUKIMURA, Pepeekeor Student Body, 1, 2, 3. CHHSKO TSUNEMCTO 1111C'f Studwnt Body, 1, 2, 3, A211411 Yjutiiy Fxixxrv Honlomczkfirs. TOMIYE TSUTSU1, Pqhoag Studoni Body, 1, 7 sr- '- KATSUTOSHI UC1'11DA, Mt. Vtez-J, Studvnt Body, 1, 2, 3. VYALLACE 1-1. USO, Hdkckxug Studcg-nl Body, The ccndtd camera hrouqitt forth G bright smi1e from Mzss 1.z'.'.'s::n, cnzi Miss Ke11om says that that writing isn't Greek, T H E I9 41 GRADUATES . A Clement SUEKO UEHABA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. YOSHIKO UEMURA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. KAZUICHI UIVIEDA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, ELOISE UNG, Hilog Student Body, l, 2, 3. LOIS UNC, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. ALICE SAWAYO URATANI, Hokoldu: Stude Body, 2, 31 Allied Youth. IOHN TAKEH USHHIMA, Hiloy Student Body, l, 2, 35 Vice-Presider . ' . ' I Student Body, President, Sophomore Class, Athletic Counc Football. SADAME USHUIMA, Olde, Student Body, l, 2, 3. MASAHIKO USHIO, Pohoug Student Body, 2, 37 Future Farmers. KIYOKC UWAlNE, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 37 Girl Scouts. TSUGHVII UWONO, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. MINORU UYEHARA, Woindkug Student Bod l, 2, 3, Radio Club. KATSUSO UYENO, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3. BYUZO UYENOYAMA, Kurtistowng Student Body, l, 2, AGNES VIEIRA, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3, Girl Athletic Club. IRENE VIEIRA, 1-lcrkoloug Student Body, l, 2, 3, 1. P. O., Girls' Booster Club. FRED VOLBERG, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. LLOYD WALLER, Olciog Student Body, 1, 2, 3. ROBERT WARD, 1-Ionomu, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. l .I SANH WATANABE, Amciuulup Student Body, 1, 2, 3. 'Wu YUKIO WATANABE, 1-lilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Allied Youth. GERTRUDE WEI-lBSlG, 1-lcxwoii Notionol Pork, Student Body, l, 2, 35 Musicoe Amontes. 'SZ' ' lOl-lN W1-IYTE, 1-lilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. YOON MAN WON, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 35 Football, IANET GOOT YAN WONG, 1-lonomup Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Allied Youth. SIN WAI WONG, Oloog Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HISA HELEN YABUSHITA, Pcipciikou, Student Body, 1, 2, 35 Allied Youth. LEATRICE TAEKO YAMAGATA, Hdkolouy Student Body, l, 2, 3, Secretory, Eiqo Club, Secretory, Senior Classy Alpha Gommo Rays. FUSAYE IANET YAMAMOTO, Pohoog Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Allied Youth. 1-IIDEO YAMAMOTO, 1-lilo, Student Body, 1,2,3. Mr. Komm sees ull, knows crll, and tells cxll about algebra . . . Elaine mixes point in ort class. T H E 1941 GRADUATES Charles appears bewildered by the maze of machinery, but he really knows all about it. SUMIKO THELMA YAMAMOTO, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3, Allied Youth, Blue and Gold Staff, I. P. O. MICHIKO YAMANE, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Allied Youth. IWATO YAMASATO, Pahoa, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Allied Youth. MATSUKO NANCY YAMASHITA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. MICHIKO YAMASHITA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. in in SUNAO YAMASI-HTA, Papaikou, Student Body, IANE SADAKO YANAGIHARA, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3. rf' YOSI-HO YANAGIHARA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Eiqo Club. BETTY YOSHIE YANO, Volcano, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Future Homemalcers. YUKIKO MARCELLA YODA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. IANICE KAMEKO YOGI, Mt. View, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Jr. T. B. Club, Girl scouts. C SElGl YOGI, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3, Arch- ery Club, Radio Club. IWAO YONEMITSU, Naalehu, Student Body, l, 2, 3. KIYONO YONEMURA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. S. MICHIE YOSHIDA, Honomu, student Body, 1, 2:5 2 3 TEBUKO YOSHIDA, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. AMY YOSHIMUBA, Hilo, Student Body, l, 2, 3. VIOLET INEKO YOSHINO, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. TATSUM1 YOSHIOKA, Kaumanap Student Body, l, 2, 3. IANET SUEKO YOSHIYAMA, Papaikoug Student Body. 1, 2, 3, Future Homemakers. IZUMI YOSHIZAWA, Olaa: Student Body, 1, 2, 3, Alpha Gamma Bays. SHIZUKO YOTSUII, Hilo, Student Body, 1, 2, 3. HENRY S. B. YU, Hilo: Student Body, l, 2, 3, Alpha Gamma Bays, Football. BENIAMIN YUEN, Kaumana, Student Body, l 2, 3. PAU1 AH YO, Olaay Student Body, 2, 3. HAEMI YOSHIOKA, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3. EDWARD CORREA, Hilo, Student Body, 2, 3: Football. ISAO FUHSAKA, Kapoho, Student Body, 2, 3. YUKIO GOYA, Papaikoug Student Body, 2, 3. FUMIO HAYASHIKAWA, Pahoog StudentBody 2, 3. Iiqsaw artists of the woodship at work . . . Mr. Spinola, where did you get those socks? 'Ly . 1 E GRADUATES IOHNSON KA1-IILI Hilo Student Body 2 3 I P O YUKI1-IARU KIDA Wcxmcku Student Body 2 3 WILLIAM D LOW Pepeekeo Studen Body MASANOR1 NISI-11 H110 Student Body 2 3 HARRY NISHIYAMA H110 Student Body 2 3 MOTOTADA ODANI H110 Student Body 2 3 TAKASHIOTOS1-II Pnhonucf Student Body 2 3 RGd1O Club TADASHI OZAKI Pcpcukou Student Body 2 3 MANUEL PACHECO IR Hukuluu Student TAKEO TAIIRI H110 Student Body 2 3 NORIO TAKAHARA Mt V1ew Student Body 1 2 3 CHARLES TIRRELL H110 Student Body 2 3 Football YOSHIICHI TOGASHI Oluc Student Body 2 3 TETFSUO TOMA Puhou Student Body 1 2 3 TSUGIO UEHARA Mt Vxew Student Body 1 CLARENCE VIERRA 1-1110 Student Body 2 3 TOSHIYUKI YAMAMOTO H110 Student Body 2 3 HATSUO YAMASAKI Mt VIEW Student Body 88 . , 1 t , 2, 3. Body, 2, 3, 1. P. o. I 1 I 1 1 1 - 2, 3. 1, 2, 3. ' F' . Y' , V54 I ff 13 - 'ix , sm' ,A W 4fX'f'1. 'ff if V' ' f 'wa' Q 5 aw, V B . 5 'Sf-ff' JT' ...NK 'rw Q? 1 'fy af. W H :gif THE SCHOOL AT LUNCH N The lunch bell rings, and with the Class Hours temporarily over, hungry students descend on the cafeteria for hot lunch, salad, ice cream and cake. For those who bring lunch from home there is the shade oi the palms that border the campus. Since almost the entire student body must leave immediately after school, the campus buzzes with extra-curricular activity durinq the short noon hour: representative assemblies, club meetings, skits, musical programs, pep rallies, and debates. Y 4, LUNCH TIME Let's gll eortl The girls tgke books cxlong but the boys let nothing interfere, though Tokeshi likes g bit of fluff for cornpony. After lunch or rest on the lgwn is more relaxing thon g tughof-wgr with the Seniors. Others, Cooch Afook holds spellloouncl with tgles of Viking victories. 7 .57 ,ff f' rf ,K x ,awww -0 419 M ei R 'Q In ,,, ,ff ,zkf Af fdm I U Q fi Q 1 1 4 24, M' aigkx! N .., if '-T51 tr M fm 'Q X4 ii, YOUR STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Hilo High School Student Associatio assembly, consisting of officers, class presidents, class representatives, and the chairmen of standing committees. First in the organization is the president, Whose d . . . uty is to preside over the meetings of the association, and to act as chairman of the representative assembly. The vice-president's task is to serve in the absence of the president, and to supervise the work of all committees. The sec- retary keeps a journal of the records the results of all el ciation money, and must give a se n is governed by the representative association and the representative assemblies, and ections. The treasurer has charge of all Student Asso- mi-annual report on the situation of the treas- ury. The business manager of the Blue and Gold performs all the duties usually he Blue and Gold prepares the Blue exercised by such an officer. The editor of t and Gold for publication. The sheriff has charge of the campus police. swf iff' Y iw' I , ,y4 U l l . .wwf f BLUE AND GOLD STAFF CLEMENT MCSWANSON , .,,. , . . .. EDITOR TSUYOSI-II TAI-IARA .,.,,.,. BUSINESS MANAGER SCRIPT-Mary Lou Crawford, Robert Montilla, Frances Chang, Chieko Shigekane, Itoko Ikeda, Tsugiko Yoshitomi, Helen Ann Cran, Rudolph Choy, Bobby Thomas, Robert Padgett, Robert Olson, Marillyn Eonner, I-Iaroldine Warner, Roger Carlsmith, Sakaye Higuchi, Thelma Yamamoto, Ruth Tatsuhara. ART-Robert Montilla, Mamoru Desaki. PHOTOGRAPHY-Wing Yu Tong, Robert Montilla, Ben Gerald, Toshiro Matsunaga, Hideo Ikeda, George Okuyama, Kaoru Nagai. The Blue and Gold for l94l has not been simple to organize and publish, and the staff wishes to make known the invaluable assistance of our advisers. We thank Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Schoen, Mr. Chun, Mr. Mundy, and other members of the faculty who have helped us. In the production of any annual there are always a great number of friends Whose assistance makes the book possible. To these we sincerely extend our thanks. t W X , .px Lf, 7....M i 5 Q3 f, wx ,. X k Q' v ., A --snr up 2 ifmf Q 3 Y 7 Q 4 V L y if 42 ., F an ini ,uw .V ,rv if 1' -arf '. fi. 54 ' x ' 4 a- Y ' W5 Q5 .4 w r 2-fy L A k V5 .nz fi Fit K AV 35. M ig . 14 ,- V rm V ,iqrsf N4 fi 'a i A' Front Row: A. Tsutsumi, Y. M. I-Io, I. Ikeda, T. Ikeda, P. Kawasuna, F, Chang, E. Oshima, B. Yarnae gata, S. Chock. How Two: O. May, R. Padgett, A. Branch, I-I. A. Cran, G. Rustin, A. Beatty, M, Milne, M. L. Crawford, E. M. Beatty, L. Hay, I-I. Brown, C. Shiqekane. Row Three: F. Koehnen, E. de Silva, I. Tonokawa, I. Vierra, E. Ung, A. Yoshimura, N, Yobushita, A. Sue- ishi, E. Kurisu, E. Menor, V. Na- thaniel, A, Ishihara, R, Kataoda, H. Akamoto. Row Four: I. Directo, K. Arita, I. Leong, K. Noda, I. Ushiiima, T. Enoki, G. Oka, I. Hamasaki, E. Fu imoto, I-I. Iwano, S. Amano, H. Luna, I-I. Iohnson, H. Lim. l i I STUDENT BODY COMMITTEES The standing and special committees are appointed by the representative assembly to fulfill the needs of a growing campus. The flag committee has the duty of officially opening and closing the School Day by raising and lowering Old Glory. The honor point group spent many of their free periods recording all honor points credited to students. The athletic program was planned, the cheer leaders chosen, and money was appropriated for these activities by the athletic council. Concerned with budgeting and the auditing of the treasurer's books was the finance committee. It was the duty of the property committee to give the trophies their annual shine, clear the bulletin boards and in general care for all school property. The new standing committees this year have been: printing, reception, good English, vocational informa- tion, planning, program, and debate. 99 : Wffg :Z ' -53 -wz sgg ggf, . 2? if A zqk fv ,, 1-51 2 zggvw. ' w. 4 :ew I X. Q 4 Kwik 5 'N-My sw tw M- - yy, X' A -f Y , f si 1193, ' AN' fi5'i'S2mv Y 53.2 I J? EE R X, SSX , 155 . wx- f is MQW E, L X wi 3 22 we 12 21 w X Xb 6 A. iii ,f f Q W .1 X v sl L-1 'F Z, 14 kg K asf' Q M. K . , wif 1 LM sgfm .55 gg-k3yg,w1, l N , 4, YW 4255 ,g if , 3 33 . XA, S! WY vig X 3 wi . F' . fa- M X' ' ,. W .,x,,i,. ve.: sf fp E I v Q, gl f.f1. 1 A M1 ' ik fx. if 'E Q? gui Li? g Q .ff f Ig iw 'f N , 'M S' x . . W Q 5 ff 41 'F Qi' 1? '32 A iv MW Ng if gig Aff . . ii I lg . ,, 2 Q4 sg A ' iw wif 1 xx ,I Q'. Q N H J f 'rf 'ipy Q if if 1' x 1 f 4 Q sup' 4.4 xr? fi fx X 01,5 1 x -l:'.s X I 1 ,Y', gg' fi .N . N ' , ,r pf' ff s ' Qc ,Ak 1 ,X is Q A 3--sa-My ' e 5. Ya R ,xl 4 'K y hi? , , A xi :-- wa- J Q: 'Q sv 1. if JN'- W gs: NS . ff, Q its 3. iii wg 1, gm, 2 54 5 NB-in 9 in Mg t Q Q :wifi K?5siWf'H X is wi- .W-4 I 'QQ x, ff Q. M puff' I I o -ax ms ma ,L 'X ik f,....wf ?i2ygl,iIi ' A . ik rw .QQ - -,QQ ' Q: X1 S :E'hi5 I.1'I 425. ' U2 W 5 1 ' f r xi If Us M V is-. .....,.4wh H ' x 4 ,. THE HILO HIGH SCHOOL BAND Cne of the larqest and most important groups on the campus is the hand directed hy Mr. Carvalho. The ofticers ot this qroiip oi talented students this yea have been: President, lchiro Shilcuma, Vice-President, Lionel De Coitoy Secretary Eloise Una, Treasurer, Thad Spinola. They have played tor many activities CIT as well as otf, the campus: The Armistice Day Parade, the Bowl ot Rice Dinne a Christmas program at Puumaile Home, and at Mooheaii Park, tootliall qariie lyaslcethall games, and the Senior Play. They also made a trip to Kona with basketball team. They end a year ot siiccesstiil concerts most appropriately playing at the graduation exercises. v . tn bf I . UNIOR POLICE OFFICERS he work of this vital campus qroup is carried on in the same fashion as the v and order can never relax so the lunior Police must always be on the job. police system of any town. Smooth-running traffic is possible because of the efforts of this group. They are responsible for the cleanliness of our campus, order in the halls, assembly, and cafeteria. Lawbreakers are fairly and firmly dealt with by Sheriff Kawamoto, his assistant, Patrick Moniz, and Mr. Serrao, Front Row: Y. Naqata, l. Kaneko, M. Nakamura, G. Moku, F. Yamamoto. Row Two: Sheriff T, Kawa- moto, A, Frendo, l. Ward, C. Lai Hipp, l-l. Kobayashi, l. De Lima, S. Sakai, Y. Olcutani, P.. Lee, C. Yama- moto, Deputy Sheriff P. Moniz. Row Three: Mr. Serrao, R. Chun, I, Martin, T. Kahee, K. Lee Loy, S. Kaloi, G. Kobayashi, T. Matsunaqa, E. Yamada. Row Four: E. Oliveira, K. Wong, A. Wunq, S. Hiqa, L. Moniz, S, Amon lr., M. Kawachi. THE SUFFERING SOPH Initiation, one day in the year when the class hours are not overly stressed, is a riot of fun for the unlucky Soph and the initiating luniors, eager to avenge the loss of dignity suffered in their Sophomore year. In this year's initiation, husky boys turned overnight into blushing but not too dainty damsels. Shy and pretty tenth grade girls came in bright neckties and handlefbar mustaches. On these pages we show the weary way of the initiate. Anthony cuts as neat a figure as any in his girlish garb. Lloyd enjoys a free shine at the expense of Douglas as others wait their turn. Howard offers Eric a little encouragement as a small but determined Sophie shows how he'll hold that line tif and when he becomes a mighty Vikingl. Eric's display of legs is not at all ladylike. From the flagpole to the street, these girls, under the command of the merciless photographer, are preparing to roll a peanut. iw , ,ri J Nah.. .8 N I . ALLIED YOUTH The Hilo High School Allied Youth, Post l36, stdrted the yedr with cr strcng membership oi 127 Sophomore, lunior cmd Senior boys cmd girls. Activities dur- ing the dutumn included: cz socidl dt the First Foreign Church in October, night meetings with speeches by Mr. H. Lucds, Mrs. Shdnnon 'XiVdlker, ond ludge Mclsoughling and the Thanksgiving Hop. A conference representing the three Allied Youth posts on the Big lsldnd wds held dt the Y. M. C. A. Cdmp Hctle-Cl Alohot, on December 6 cmd 7, sponsored by the Hilo High School post. The posts present were: Hgkglcru, Hilo lniermediote, cmd Hilo High. Froni Row: l. Tdvdrfis, P. Yong H. Lur: :, Mis. D. iifguf sf, Tfzkil-coz, C. Yazirzfmxotzz T. Tsutsunii, S. Saito, XV. C. Chun. Row Two: l :.r1s...n, E. S liffllilfl f. Hllffli, Y. Yc:iz..:s1i1:'., A. Yizziccgu 411, l. Nlfong, A. Urcxtani, H. Tgrumotc, Y. Olcutcni, B. Sox 11, I. Km-zgsoki. Row Three: l. Tsui, A. W'ung, C. Tsunemotc S. Yamaguchi, H. Yczigushiig, Lf. Yonidne, T. Yon1:mo'c, E. Tochxlidnc. l Front Row: Y. M. Ho, T. Higuchi, F. Chang, I. Miyatake, E. Kurisu, F. Fugii, N. Hamasaki, T. Fuiimctc. Row Two: K. Vfong, E. VVard, T. Kahee, H. Bron-rn, C. Furushima, M. Kifainura, F. Fujii, M. Crivellc, S. Higa. Row Three: H. Onigama, T. Tagawa, R. Kimi, S. Park, T. Kawamoto, K. Kimi, P, Moniz. A special meeting elected delegates to the Annual Territorial Conference in Honolulu in March. Delegates chosen were Henry lohnson, Hideo Luna, Frances Chang, and lean Miyatake. The activities ot the Allied Youth culminated with a farewell banquet for all outgoing members of the club. Officers of the club have been: President, Henry lohnsonp Vice-President, Elaine Kurisu, Recording Sec- retary, Anne Sueisbig Corresponding Secretary, Reiko Nakamura. IO9 A I ALPHA GAMMA RAY Eager and raring to give their demonstrations, the chemists and physicists of tomorrow have met on Friday afternoons. Soilanalysis, air pressure, spontaneous combustion, the time capsule, radio waves and many wonders of nature have been reviewed. To vary their program, a trip to the Pacific Soda Works and Canec Plant was undertaken, guest speakers were invited, and a skit over the public address system was given. Yes, and then there was the Science Fair, which awed many spectators, and most certainly wound up an interesting year of hand- ling test tubes and Bunsen burners. Officers have been: President, lames Cowan: Vice-President, Lester Baldwin, Secretary, Lily l-longoy Treasurer, Sakae Ogi. Front Row: Mrs. S. Yoshina, M. Hara, l. Ikeda, E. Oshima, I.. Yarriaqata, P Miyasato, S. Oshiro, F. Chang. Row Two: L. Hondo, S. Morimoto, E. Tachibana, N. Nishiyarna, K. Morigaki, H. Tanaka, Y. Asafo, Y. Kobayashi, S. Tsugawa. Row Three: I. Yoshizawa, l. Cowan, E. Eta, S. Ogi, I. Hamasaki, C. Koizumi, l.. Baldwin, G. Izumi, Y. Kubota. N12 i -1 '! l TEX X, f 1- Frcnt Row: T. Onouye, G. Abe, S. Akita, K. Arita, Y. Kubota, l. Murashige, Mr. E. Chung. How Two: F. Koehnen, l. Ross, P.. Padgett, D. Murray, S. Yogi, R. Monfilla. ARCHERY CLUB Shooting at rover, distance flight contests, bow-and-arrow fishing and hunt- ing-just a few of the many variations that the boys of the Hilo High Archery Club find to offset their busy schedule. There are only a dozen members, but every Thursday after school a bunch of boys try their hands at out-shooting the old master, Mr. Chung. Perhaps you remember the pre-springtime shuffle, the 3-in-l Dance? This popular affair was co-sponsored by the Musicae Amantes, lr. T. B., and Archery Clubs. Officers have been: President, Tsutomu lnouyeg Secretary, Yoshio Kubota, Treasurer, George Abe, Adviser, Euicho Chung, EIGO CLUB The Eigo program has been a full oneemerry, yet an extremely busy one. lt began and ended with two gay mixers in the form ot an lnitiation Picnic and a Banquet Dance. Most important event ot the winter was the reliable Eigo Christ- mas Postal Service, scattering the Yuletide greetings, joy and happiness, every- where on the campus. A dance in February as a reward tor the hard work, weekly meetings for the promotion ot good English and etiquette, and evening gatherings with the alumni were some ot the many activities which took place. Officers for the year have been: President, Kaoru Nodap Vice-President, George Kajiwarag Secretary, Leatrice Yamagatay Treasurer, Chizuko Miyaog Scribe, Ber- nice Yamagatay Advisers, Mrs. E. M. Cook, Mrs. L. Budin. Front Row: E. Fuixmoto, H. Okamoto, Y. Ebesugawa, G. Kajiwara, G. Kuniyoshi, S. Ogi, H. Luna Row Two: M. Takemoto, A. Sagawa, E. Murashige, B. Yamagata, P. Takemoto, T. Matayoshi, S. Fuii- rnoto, Y. I-ligaki, H. Okinaga. Row Three: S. Okazaki, H. Kurohara, E. Okubo, E. Oshima, T. Kamei F. Karmo . Okubo A. Mata oshi C. Ka imoto Row Four. C. Mi ao, Y Hori M. Hara, D Hiroshige, , I . Y . Q - ' Y - r - T. Ihara, T. Ikeda, M. Shinoda, I. Ushijirna, Mrs. Budin, T. Shiigi, Mrs. Cook. Row Five: H. lkeda, Y Yanagihara, G, Abe, K. Oda, T. Takemoto, G. Okuyama, H. Kono, K. Noda, W. Takahashi. S9 Front Row: Y. Nakamoto, S. Mori, S. Matsushita, M. Hongo, E. Suyamo, Y. Suenishi. Bow Two: M. Nagata, Y. Kami, I. Enoka, S. Moriuchi, T. Gouveio, T. Arita, S. Miyasato, R. Nishioka. Row Three: Mr. T. Korio, Y. Hamamoto, S. Kaneoka, M. Ushio, H. Taniguchi, S. Takayama, Y. Shimada, H. Isa, I. Hiraoka. Row Four: M. So, M. Bronco, M. Miyamoto, R. Matsu, I. Hassey, M. Nelzoba, M. Suzuki, A. Motornura. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Significant in that they do learn their tasks from the ground up, the Future Farmers can point to several objective achievements. To them may be credited much of the tree planting and beautification of the school groundsy the Annual Hawaii County Fair depends in a large measure upon the F. F. A. for both work and agricultural exhibits. Their greenhouse on the mauka lot provides handsome pots for many a campus function. The local chapter is in its seventeenth year, and has completed twelve years' membership with the Hawaiian Association of Future Farmers of America, which is among the most constructive of youth move ments today. Officers have been: President, Susumu Moriuchig Vice-President, Iames Enokap Secretary, Edward Changy Treasurer, Thomas Gouveiay Reporter, Toshihiko Aritag Watch Dog, Laurance Pedro. II3 GIRLS' BOOSTER CLUB Dressed in blue and gold the Booster Girls are a colorful addition to the campus. When our teams depart by boat for other islands, the girls are always on hand to give them lunches and also a good send-off. On their return, victorious or defeated, the boys are greeted with leis. The club has also helped to entertain visiting tearns. Ushering at the Cooking School, selling tickets, poppies, pornpoms and infantile paralysis buttons are a few ot the Ways in which the girls have helped on the campus and in the cornrnunity. Mrs. Gertrude de Silva has been the advisor, Helen Ann Cran, Pre-sidentg Marillyn Fonner, ViceLPresident7 and Althea Beatty, Secretary-Treasurer. Front Row: E. Kimi, I. Vieira, D. Choy, A. Beatty, M. Milne, A. Branch. Row Two: M. Fonner, B. Crabb, H. A. Cran, P. Lindgren, M. L. Crawford, E. M. Beatty. Front Row: P. Berrios, I. Miyatake, V. Ignacio, H. Hokama, M. Akamine, S. Oshiro, E. Chow. Row Two: E, Nakandakare, H. Brown, A. Fujioka, W, Kamisato, V, Nathaniel, M. lkeriaga, L. Uehara, H. Sato, A. Camacho, C. Garnbsky. How Three: C. Ostrom, E. Haraguchi, K. Uwairie, A. Chow Hoy, S. Nozawa, B. Brown, Mrs. D. Conquest, L. Osorio, A. Fujikawa, E. Matsuo, K. Takesue, E. Hauanio. GIRL SCOUTS Do a Good Turn Daily is the motto of the Girl Scouts. During the year of l94O-4l they have enjoyed many worthwhile activities: preparing first aid kits for the Red Cross, folding circulars for the Tuberculosis Society, raising money to Iouy fruit for the children at Puumaile Home and the old men at Hilo Hospital, camping at Waimea, and ending the year with a farewell chop suey dinner in honor of the graduating Seniors. Officers have been: President, lean Miyatakeg Vice-President, Violet Nathanielq Secretary, Hiroko Sato, Treasurer, Michiko Ike- nagag Adviser, Mrs. Iay Conquest, Assistant Leader, Miss Kuuana Nathaniel. II5 JUNIOR TUBERCULOSIS CLUB One of the most active organizations on the campus is the Iunior T. B. Club. During the year the club sold T. B. bonds, bookmarks and Christmas seals, made blue-and-qold leis for the athletic teams and sent fruit, flowers, dolls and maga- zines to patients in Puumaile Home. The lost and found department is carried on under the direction of the T. B. Club. The club's outstandinq social event was a Springtime Dance. Officers have been: President, Lillian Kami, Vice-President, Eva Arakawap Secretary, Hisalco Tanaka, Treasurer, Ianice Yogi, Adviser, Mrs. Moses. Front Row: M. Akui, B. Fujii, Y. Kobayashi, T. Sumimoto, R. Shioshita, T. Toma, M. Sakumoto. Row Two: M. Maebo, Mrs. K. Moses, T. Kamei, H. Tanaka, L. Kami, I. Yogi, E. Arakawa, A. China, E. Haraquchi, F. Hiqa. Bow Three: Y. Okutani, T. Yamamoto, H. Brown, K. Hofa, T. Shimotsu, S. Suqihara, T. Sumi, M. Suqihara. Row Four: H. Kama, M. Yoqi, S. Oshiro, E, Ota, M. Kamau, A. Tsutsumi, Y. M. Ho, I. Kamohai, P. Matsu. Front Row: U. Miyazaki, G. Kagiwara, B. Sakai, G. Izumo, R. Kataoka, Y. Sakamoto. Bow Two: Mr. F L.. Nakamura, I. Murasliige, l. Hirota, E. Lee, T. Ochiai, M. Kushi, H. Nakamura, H. lkeda, Y. Murasaki. LOG ROLLERS HI-Y The lumberjacks of the Log Rollers Hi-Y have been a group of 17 enthusiastic boys, organized to meet the challenge of their purpose-to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, a high standard ot Christian char- acter. Regular night meetings and dinner meetings were held during the year. These lumberjacks played brother rabbit to the little bunnies of Hilo Standard School at Easter. The activities were topped off with the traditional blow out. Officers tor the year have been: President, Yoshiharu Murasakig Vice4President, George lzumip Secretary, I-laruo Nakamuray Adviser, Mr. Nakamura. II7 MUSICAE AMANTES Music hath charms that soothe the savage soul. A club organized purposely to create an appreciation of music is the Musicae Amantes. Lovers of music, these boys and qirls held meetings Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, under the direction of Mr. Mundy and with the following officers: President, Saelco Oshiro: Vice-President, Herman Kamaig Secretary-Treasurer, Gertrude Wershiq. Front Row: C. Kimi, B. Lum, K. Spencer, S. Oshiro, H. Kamai. Row Two: Mr. M. Mundy, G. Wershiq, H. DeLuz, S. Park, L. Osorio, N. Taka, A. Vierra, P, Moniz. 3 5- Front Row- S. Yogi L. Baldwin Y. Nohara T. Naguwa, I I-lamasaki R. Gima S. Kumii Row Two' S. Y. Lee, Y. Hiqa, G. Oka, Y. Naguwa. Row Three: Mr. C. Blacow, I. Murashige, M. Kuniyoshi, M. Uehara, Y. Kida. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club began the year with a party which was attended by thirty-four members-most of them new members who were initiated by having the honor of washing the dishes. Intermediate School boys were admitted as associate members. The Science Fair and the Radio Survey served as good projects. Mr. Blacow made a fine adviser, helping the boys learn the fundamentals of radio. Officers have been: President, Lester Baldwin, Vice-President, Masato Kuniyoshig Secretary, Iitsuo Murashigep Treasurer, George Oka. II9 PLAY THESCHOOL AT The notes ot retreot sound over the campus cmd the school turns 1n respect cts the tloq tlutterrnq content eclly 1n the breeze rs gently lowered Two forty cmd the work ot the School Dcry IS over Now IS the t1me for sport L I - I 1. - A 1 4 '5- 1 V v X D A t uf' 'L M 4 ww ,Q f H' . pn -4 ff- I o 5 - Hg' ww- ikg x I I w , . . fc s f91' , may , fb 14 3 , ! 'firx .L 'Q a-4. ' k ff? . Jn 'H' Q Q al fi' . 'MJ' tai? Wei' fu- Q mt' 4,1 ' 5 ., ,' , 1 A ' ,Q in 45' QW 'N N ,, -. L ,f ? '3eL: '- ima aww? af ' 'K kv-,nr pw Q Q 'A W.. .,.A.. .- f 5 if -v Q 1 1 ff 4 M Nh + x k ., 3,1 ' Z :G 0 'J A' L 7 M 2 4 1 'WA' 41 wx , 4- M 6 YY A E ZV' : I nw if ff' FOOTBALL AT HILO HIGH Dong! Dong! Dong! The distant chiming of the First Foreign Church clock breaks the stillness of the September afternoon. From the gymnasium forty husky-looking boys in football togs run out on the field, led by Coach de Silva and his assistant, Froggie Yoneda. They assemble in the shadow of the Administration Building to listen to instruction for the after- noon's practice. Then to the order of All right, boys! Let's get started! they're on their feet eager to learn the tactics of football playing: kicking, tackling, block- ing. Football practice is on! K . 9' U ,QQ , 1 0 t 4 ' . V s , Y, if . .t Jl I 'IJ fylhtlfv' fflltwfll C, Players in the group photograph are, Front Row: M. Matsumoto, G. Brown, R. Miyamoto, I. l-lata, H. Yu, S. Matsushita, B. Tirrel, I. Cowan, W. Thompson Cmanagerb. Row Two: R. Chun fmanagerl, I. Brown, H. lsa, I. Shikuma, I. Hussey, I, Ushiiima, G. Taira, I. Beatty, N. De-tor, H. Taketa. Row Three: F. Fujimoto, R. Matsu, I. Mahuria, G. Won, I. Harbottle, M. Wessel, D. Crawford, Y. Hirano, S. Yoneda Coach de Silva, B. Thomas fmanagerl, S, Dupre fmanagerl. ln the individual photos are Co-Captains Haruko Taketa and George Won and Rodney Miyamoto -1 x .gn ygyww Jaxx A M sm if 573351. :Ni fx ...SL an THE VIKINGS IN ACTION After two weeks of daily practice the Viking team was ready for its first game. On September 2l the boys played the initial game against the heretofore un- beaten Alumni. The game ended in an upset victory for the Vikings, with a score of 9 to 6. On the Island of Maui the boys played Maui High, making 6 points while the Sabers failed to score. Against the Baldwin High Tigers on October 5 the Vikings scored l3 to 6. The return game with the Maui High team in Hilo, October l9, gave the Vikings their fourth victory. The score was 12 to O. The return game with Baldwin High was not so successful and the Vikings were defeated 7 to l8. The larger, heavier teams of Farrington and Iolani in Honolulu also won victories from the Vikings. Outstanding players were George Won, guardg Ichiro Shikuma, center: John Harbottle, tackle, Iames Mahuna, end: Haruo Taketa, halfbackg and Rodney Miyamoto, halfback. Shown individually are: Iames Beatty, Fred Fujimoto, and Iohn Ushigima. Vw Team members in the indi- Vidufll photos are IChlfO Shikurnclohnny Harbottle, H. Isa, Macy Wessel, and Icxck Hussey. ,B 'I it ', 1 ,ia 1'-X I R L x 1 J ' - -f V -'E Q f ! ' 'M , u i'f ' . ,ij 1 5' Q A , EAW f ,, A 2 , Q Y ix . . , , x ' 5 4 .f-Q2 rw 5' W 'f 3' ,, f 1 pf' ,A - if 3,52 ,,. ,.. Q ' X ,Q U fy W, r ,gg Q,-5 v , ,yn ,H wh 74 , M 7 A ruihgvlgi '5ik3v4,,x It i, 3 M- 6425455 ff f wZi'?W,,wQW, , 1 f'?3:f, ,zz L, y-gi 4 my ,.VJ1fi,mg,, 1 A y ,AL i gf M454-f ,f fr- 2 wf,fjslf'T7'Q 5' I 'f ' f 1 1 , . ,ik gwffrjywl Y ', 4: Wg ,W tw., ,V , ,M ff ,,2 MMM m 5 1 ef- Y 1, f 2 1 y X l .4-v. g 5 ff, f' Y,flK'QX?7P'f'2 1 W f ' I A 1 ' Q, ' wp. P , M' , ' ,f ,, 4 ,, V 'A My -f A' 'T nv? 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HILO HIGH 36, PAHALA HIGH 24 Coach Beans Afook's Vikings opened their 1940-41 cage-ball campaign with an impressive win over the Trojans on the latter's home court. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SQUAD Front Row: Nobu Yamauchi, William Diama, George Ape-le, Iames Tsui, Harry Hong. Standing: Coach Afook, Iohn Young, Captain Kanani Brown, Lawrence Pedro, Thomas Brown, Sung Bok Kim, Geogre Izumi iManagerD. Sitting: George Wong fMascotJ. Missinq from Picture: Ioe Apao, Shigeo lmada, Hiromu Doi. SRF' WWC! HILO HIGH 32, ALUMNI 29 A hriiiiant third-quarter raiiy gave the Vikings their first Win over the Aiurns since the series originated. Kanani ted the attack besides playing a good game ot defense. HILO HIGH 43, KOHALA HIGH 17 The Vikings made it three straight as they vanquished the Ccwkoys at Kohaia in an uninteresting tray, HILO HIGH 25. LANAI HIGH 24 With the outlook bright, the Vikings journeyed to Maui where they caught the tug for Lanai. The trip did the Vikings no good as they barely squeezed out a victory over their adversaries. HILO HIGH 50. LAHAINALUNA 39 Back to Maui, the Vik offense started clicking as they rolled up a decisive score over the Lunas ot Lahaina. Leading 24-23 at the halt, Hilo High increased its lead as Captain Brown, Diarna and Tsui found the hoop. H'ILO HIGH 32, MAUI HIGH 23 The Vikings made the trip a clean sweep when they downed Maui High. The Big Islanders piled up a substantial lead at the halt, 2l to l lg Kanani and George Apele were outstanding, both on offense and defense. HILO HIGH 43, KONAWAENA 19 Upon returning from their success- ful trip, the Vikings won their sev- enth straight victory of the season as they trounced Konawaenas Wild- cats at Kona. Captain Brown, George ing 24-7 at the halt. Apele, and Larry Pedro led the ot- tense which saw the Wildcats trail- TI Yi Pictured here are Hiromu Doi, Coptuxn Konami Brown, Lawrence Pedro, Ioseph Apcro, Iomes Tsul, and Hurry Hong. ' A ' f ,,.,,W'mm :Z- if ,f N HII.O HIGH 46, KOHALA HIGH 22 The Vikings mode it eight straight os they downed the Cowboys in cz return gcrme Crt Hilo. Kononi, besides playing CI bong-up gcrrne on defense, led the offensive with George and Sung Bok. ff? E r, V wr ,fo I HILO HIGH 32. LAHAINALUNA 29 A desperate tourthfauarter rally gave the Hilo High quintet a hair-raising vic- tory over the Lunas. Trailing 20-26 at the end of the third quarter, the Viks squeezed out a victory which saw little William Diama go on a last-minute shoot- ing spree. HILO HIGH 34, MAUI HIGH 29 In another see-saw contest the lead changed hands no less than three times and the Vikings edged out a hard-fighting Maui five. The Viks led at the half 23-l7, but trailed with six minutes to play when a rally by Brown, Pedro, and Hong put the game on ice for the Viks. HILO HIGH 50, PAHALA 36 Keeping their record intact, Hilo High defeated the Trojans for their eleventh straight interscholastic victory. limmy and Kanani led the offense. HILO HIGH 41, KONAWAENA 22 In their final game of the season before participating in the Territcrgal Inter- scholastic Tournament, the Vikings trounced the Kona Wildcats to complete their campaign with an unblemished record. Kanani, Williani and Larry starred tor the Vikings with their fine all-around playing. :Wm If it l n I ag 'LQ .fy 1 A 'Q JS. fjfxi 'qw x .,-1. k,,. . V s,- i 1 W k -' 'vis -P ,J Q f, QW iff S, X x. , ew, AX ,Jax New 5. we M5 3 'W x .Q 2 gf- 5 5 Q i ,+'v -WEN ff , ff- ' - I ,U t 5 3,..?Q ,I 1, .1 ,ff , vfifzgsf.-1: Q . ,, . iw. J V' ix THE INTERSCHOLASTIC TERRITORIAL TOURNAMENT HILO HIGH 37, WAIPAHU 33 HILO HIGH 46, BALDWIN 33 HILO HIGH 3l, FARRINGTON 22 It was a brilliant Viking quintet that successfully defended its Territorial Inter- scholastic Championship when it outclassed Farrington, Honolulu representa- tive, 31 to 22 in the finals. Coach Afook's boys played perfect basketball to win their third successive championship and their sixth in eight years. The Viks were in fine condition for the title series and won convincingly. In checking the long-passing offense of Farrington, the Vikings handed the Governors their first defeat in I2 starts. Captain Kanani Brown and Larry Pedro played great guns on the defense, but it was the accurate shooting of William Diama that enabled Hilo to win so decisively over the Honolulu champions. The crowd registers approval as Kanani opens the game by beating tlxe Kahala man to the 'xp-off. Later he attempts a free shot. Shigeo, a forward, poses for his picture as Canario helps Raymond pep up the rooting section. AN HOUR A DAY FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION-THE GIRLS ,gf gb get H N .4 ,Q V can M A P rw T113 31115 play izilsvbail w21er1'.ve-otherpermitswlule volleyball and bc1ske9tb41lQ keep 'he girls on the-11 toes 9:1 r3mydc1ys.Kimie- seems sham to take cz header, whale below, determiucztiiri ai Jesu! stop the ball. in .lf ffm vw ' Q ,Ky , x 'QAM' , V,.f6?' x. ' , M' Sw gif , ' 'l au,, . v M ,, x '44 sf .ff X ,r x. Af tw X. e ur , w'k Li 75' gt 5 J M w,iw'!5kq11ff.s. H3g. ff- My u 'f5 7 'AW, f,h,,f,4A ,Q xsagwiv 'QE Wifi Q :ri yfii as fi F! if AE!! 1 f7Tf 'gf 'r-Q - gg' I s N- K' 5 Do you fore ic: smpe-s cr flowersyour gym suits sum your tcgtf-. 4 Q f rw., 5 'fa sv' 3 , Vs' X 1,115 X. rx Q., . 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A '1 l 1 V H L .V fi 3 A SCHOOL DANCES Half-past-seven and the dances held in the school gymnasium are in lull swing. Students in their sport clothes, ably chaperoned by some members ot the taculty, meet at these informal dances given by various organizations every month, Bal- loons, streamers, and confetti are used at many ot the dances, and refreshments are sold. Eleven o'clock usually finds the orchestra playing Aloha Ge. The dances: September 2l' lnitiation Dance November 20 Allied Youth Clubs Thanlcsgiving Hop November 3Uf l-lilo High School Alurnni Dance December l9feSenior Class Dance lanuary 25-A lunior Class Dance February lf-Eigo Club Dance February l5e University of Hawaii Alumni Dance March 7 Archery, Musicae Arnantes, T. B. Clubs Three-in-Une Dance March 2l-Sophomore Dance Under the direction of Mrs. Loleta Moir, Charley's Aunt, a farce in three acts, was produced by special arrangement with Samuel French on February 20. Those in the play were: Robert Padgett, Annell Branch, lohn B. Boss, Fred Koehnen, Mary Lou Crawford, Delbert Murray, Herman Kamai, Helen Ann Cran, William Thompson, Amy Yoshimura, Betty lean Bayly, and Henry Iohnson. Assisting with the production were: Mr. Clark Gilleland, stage manager, lames Cowan, Yoon Man Won, Oliver May, assistants: Mrs. Cook and art students, scenery, Leatrice Yamagata, Ruth Tatsuhara, costumesy leanne Beukema, Frances Chang, promptersg Shigeko lzumo, Lillian Kami, Chizuko Miyao, Tsuneo Shigii, publicity and ticket sales, Mr. Urban Carvalho and the Hilo High School Band, music. 9...-of i N I FW ' I Ar, - ' I l bl. ,Q 1 ,- .,f' f 1 1 Q- , r Y Q.. 61.4. 1 4. 1 4 1 , I 4 ,I - l.,1 I 1 'A -f . . , ff, 14. I V .,, ,.,0r Q N, '7' af 1. ' 1' A' bl i J Hd., ,.,. wr f N 1 .X , ,' ',v,x L, f, V. 4 L .1 1f,f ' .-,fa , 1 vv if I. f, 4A ' .0 l V- A . 1 1- f .' 1 , x ' .4 v ' li' ,lf 1, ' 4' K ,ILA , 4 , '- ,X I K. . I ' , 1' ' I U ' .f, . , , ' . qi'x y V D ' , . 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