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

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Mew Soong Chock, Miss Grace Dilday, Mrs. Marion Hall, and Mrs. Loleta Moir, personi- f.cation means, 'tgiving life to an inanimate object. Judging from comments heard, most of the juniors wished good old grammar could be personified It is extremely doubtful whether a chap named Shakespeare ever realized that he was going to affect directly the lives of so many people when he scribbled off some of his stuff. The old fellow would probably have felt sort cf guilty if he could have seen the number of seniors who were wandering around the campus seeing daggers in front of themf' Miss Marion Campbell, Miss Grace Dilday, Miss Sarah Rudd, Hrs. Aleta Smith and Mrs. De Ette Carter were given the responsibility of helping them decipher Macbeth and all the rest of English Literature. MI like talk good English but me I get hard time. It was Hlearn or else, however, as all the teachers graded their students on their oral English and anyone failing in this was not promoted or graduated. Keith Abe had a special class for anyone who wanted to im- prove his speech. When someone suggested taking a com- mercial course to a group of students, they didn't want to because they said they had heard some of KHBC's commercials and did- 11't want to learn to write anything like that. Miss Orda Mawhor, Mrs. Mary Mayer, Rich- ard Oka, Richard Kishimoto, Francis Take- moto, james Noda and Ah Kong Chun were the ones who taught the students all the con- ventional ways of effectively running a busi- Counterclockwise: Mr. Kuroyamals social studies class in progress .... senior social studies teachersg left to rightg standing: l.. Rowlands, E Allman and E. Nakamurag seated: M, S. Chock and hi. Genung .... junior social studies teachersg left to right: T. Kuroyama, E. Schoen, A. Naka- mura, B. J. Mchlullen .... sophomore social studies tcachersg left to right: G. YYeight, XV. K. Chong, A. VVetmore, L. Young.

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the location of the most important key on a typewriter--tlie backspace key-by hlrs. Ger- trude Rowlands, William McAlister and Miss Bernadette Hartmann. Frank Rapozo started out teaching typing but changed to head new courses in cooperative retailing and office prac- tice. Not all of the math students who were taught by Tin Pui Kamm, Benjamin 4'Get it? lshikawa. Mrs. Mabel Trooien, Miss lllary Black, Blrs. Irene Duckyl' Brown and llx-G.l. Clement De Silva. who started in the middle of the year. were budding Euclids. One boy, when asked by Mr, Kamm to take the square root of 64, said Fm afraid I canit dc. that, but women are the root of all evil, if that helps any. Another student, in answer to Mr. Ishikawa's request for a description of a cone summed it up saying, t'Su-shi. Bliss Lora Patten had her toads to dissect, Miss Ruth Loo had her Bunsen burners. and l-1 Counterclockwise: Commercial tcachersg A. K, Chun, R, Kishimoto, U. Xishizaki, I. Noda. M. Mayer, R. Oka .... Bandmastcr V. Carvalho and hlacstro lll. hlundy .... Chun signing his .lohn Hancock .... typing and shorthand teachers, R. Rapozu. VV. lNIciXlister, O. hlawhor, G. Rowlands. K. Arnold George Fukuoka along with Professor Einstein had his theory of relativity. The theory is easily explained according to Mr. Fukuoka- Ult just explains mathematically why there are relatively more undesirable than desirable mothers-in-law. Many students spent three of the happiest years of their life taking tirst year French, from Mrs. Loleta Moir, first year Spanish from Mrs. Lucille Canario and Miss Marion Campbell, and lirst year Latin from Charles Putnam. However, it was never very long until the boys had perfected 'fEmbrasse moi,',