Kaimuki High School - Ka Halia Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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QZWM 4703674 f We is L to R Row 1: Julian Napuunoa, Raymond Hoolzano, Florentino Bihag, Tashio Ardzalzi, Richard Tamanaha, Albert Shiira, Beniamin Yamada. Row 2: George Shimabuku, Wilfred Naone, Sidney Kurosawa, Albert Matsumoto, Vincent Mau, Richard Tamashiro, George Naipo., Row 3: Chas Apuna, Henry Camacho, Alan Andrade, Arthur Shodahl, John Kiesel, James Gould, Sanford Akiona, Kenneth Miyashiro, Richard Loven. Row 4: Donald Ayres, Julio DeSoto, Victor Maldonado, Kennies Kalaluhi, George James, Elmer Hui, Solomon Kekoa, Harry Uyeda, . ..tQ,,:p.anfnf,Y xik'iili's' 'a ww, Li 5 -.szeemfewszscfeza-,f 'Q Q ' N 'W V 'S Q SS Q Q' f'9lf 't 5 Q! S L to R Row l: Lawrence Ohta, George Pang, Robert Oshiro, Edward Suzuki, George Matsumoto, Thomas Matsunami. Row 2: Herbert Saito, Beniamin Dayag, Walter Ishikawa, Julian Ledesma, John Mahoe, Stanley Kong, Raymond Nakahara. Row 3: Theodore Nakamura, Ronald Kauhane, Wilfred Sakai, Jarrett Hew, Patrick Yim, Wallace Zu- keran, Stanley Correira. Row 4: Kenneth Salima, Elmer Bicoy, Orrel Lui, Herbert Vasconcellos, Frank Gomes, Daniel Koloa, Samuel Gifford.

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Kaimuki 's Future Farmers enjoyed a very busy and profitable year filled with various activi- ties. The modern agriculture building and the three acres of fenced-in farm were completed and occupiedin February, 1952. The FFA members enthusiastical ly laid in the entire water system, plotted out the greenhouse, orchard, poultry units and the two acre farm area. 'fren f--t -, r .Ii ' if ll . 'f .2 , Qi: ,. A 1 , Y , , , .. . A, Q K ., ,f , -fxiiiklffr S 5 W ' 1 iii David Chun AdVfSer Within a month one acre of the farm was planted with vegetables andthe entire boundary ofthe farm was planted with ornamental plants. The boys participated in the District FFA Conference on February 16, i952 and the FFA Conference in Hilo during the Easter recess. They also participated in the 49th State Farm by exhibiting a miniature home plot demonstrating the principles of landscaping. L to R Row l: Clarence Freitas, David Aipa, Robert Mikarni, James Yamashiro, Gary Aiko, Calvin Bettencourt, Douglas Vasconcellos, Leroy Auna. Row 2: Albert Akana, Lincoln Ahlo, Alexander Suzuki, Kenneth Kawamura, Albert Kekoa, RobertOliver, Tamotsulinuma, Donaldlshii, Alfred Carvalho, Albert Enos. Row 3: Clarence Kaili, William Akana, Alfred Vierra, Lawrence Fu, Walter Adams, Francis Tanaka, Lincoln McCallum, Homer Barrett.

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Members of the Polynesian Club spent a busy and worthwhile year of service and activities. Performing as a group of actors ancl musicians, they provided entertainment to both school and community. Programs presented at sc h ool included Aloha Week and May Day which featured music and dances in the Hawaiian manner. Club members also contributed talent to the school's dedication luau held in early May. The group entertained with songs and dances patients at Leahi Hospital and the Maunalani Convalescent Home. Clement Kaulia, Xzanzzippi Kapu, Ida Hoapili , Ethel Kamakawiwoole, Carol Yabui, Loretta Llliwe, Victoria Kiesel, Wanda Lau, George Cabang. Row 3: Lorraine Kaaihue, Juanita Schmitt, lvy Solomon, Kalei Paishon, Anna Kauhanu, Dolores DeMello, Marylou Ferreira, Evangeline Timbal, Phoebe Kalipi, Faith Silva. Row 4: Mrs. Alvina Kaulili, Margaret Silva Ernestine Yee Ho Willia K l D Be , y, m a awa, awn rry, James Kamaka, Gary Aiko, Ruth Vasconcellos, Dolores Faria, Annie Silva. L to R Row l: Arlene Han, Annie Kalama, Nadine Silva, Janice Yabui, Carol McDermott, Dolores Pagan. Row 2: