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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

' f ' ' ' f ' e ., JT-'ff1Lf:n?:YQ2,.,f ALMA MATER Here in fair Hawaii's Island, There's a spot that ever calls, Where in view of Diamond Crater, Stands old Alma Mater's halls. Where the trees lift high their branches e To the whispering ocean breeze, There dear Kaimuki is calling. 'lfo our hearts fond memories. Y Q :Qt M -M With united hearts we praise thee, May thy fame throughout the islands, All our loyalty is thine, Through thy sons and daughters grow And we hail thee Alma Mater, May thy name forever waken, May the light forever shine, In our hearts a tender glow, May it brighter grow and brighter, May thy counsel and thy spirit And with deep agection bold Ever keep us on in thee, Noble thoughts that ever cluster That our own shall be thine honor, Round thee, dear old Green and Gold. Now and ever, Kaimuki. fi! f fl 3 3 E i Q l :K A '. 5 F .,j 1-.H-, Q- mf., ,-.':-of a.:, ,,, .5.',:wfgQI f ,- ' -' l ' ' 1959 KA HAll'A Q .,.-- W . -,Q-.., J.. . Kalmukl lllgh School 2705 Kolmulu Avenue Honolulu, Huwull FIRST CLASS CITIZENS. Shelley Moon, Norman Lau, Pamela Kim, Harry Lloyd, Naomi Kuramoto, Samson Rodrigues, and Stephen Yoshihara spread the news about passage of state- hood for Hawaii on Thursday, March l2, 1959. HAWAH. . The 1959 issue of the Ka Hali'a commemorates a historic event . . . the achievement of state- hood for Hawaii. The 40 years of struggle to attain this goal was a long and arduous one. Finally, on March 12, 1959, the United States Congress, by an over- whelming majority, voted to admit Hawaii as the 50th state in the Union. The tolling of church bells and the screaming of sirens heralded a new era in the history of Hawaii. Bulldogs will remember the feeling and spirit of jubilation that spread through the campus with the announcement of the long 50th STATE awaited news. Bulldogs, now first class citizens, have always been, and will continue to be a showcase of American democracy to the rest of the world. Regardless oftthe color of skin or the shape of eyes, the students of Kaimuki share a tradition of American democracy and a common philos- ophy and ideal of government as those students on the mainland. The story contained within the covers of this book will show this to you. May the 1959 Ka Hali'a recall events like these and others that made the school year, 1958- 59, a truly memorable one. malty e iii. gl .P I ff 6 f IG PROBLEM. Mrs. Ince ex- lains use of slide rule to an lgebra student. We Dedzdzte. .. To Mrs. Iva Infe, who has faithfully served Kaimuki for nearly 14 years as school li- brarian, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry teacherg who, with untiring perserverance, has helped to advance our math programg who has patiently and willingly given many a student a firm foundation in math: who has previously served as Math Department Chairman ,... we gratefully dedicate our 1959 Ka Hali'a. 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'Y N ggigsw gkgem 4 EAN 6 iff Q? 9 ygmgyagi V Nfgjwxgf if SQ s 4 sxf Q Wg Q X. .4 .,., Q S J, A Q p 4 M wx ew was 52 J 5 Q52 '26 SENIORS Page 44 Scarlett Hiruko I UNDERCLASSMEN Page 76 Ka N akamoto Y Janice Kawano SPORTS Page II8 Scarlett Hiruko ORGANIZATIONS Page I46 Virginia Young xy. Qx P Elin. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION To this dedicated group of men and women who encouraged and challenged our way along the paths of knowledge, we extend our Aloha and gratitude. Each, according to his own personality, trained us for our role as citizens of the 50th state of America. We were taught to appreciate the principles and prac- tices of Democratic Living by their guidance and instruction. Their untir- ing efforts have won our respect and admiration. Mahalo Nui Loa, Teachers. e F P ur 11 -r. ii 'xx' if I Qggfwxvxn xt' Q ' fl,'?1 'p7' f f Qifl Q , ? Rf- iQQfg Q5 SX A 1 Q fgfrf fa,xSj Q' gg',fjg'kgf Y iii.. qw: fig M 3 . J . ,Q i :ZA .' A-l!',,.mN ,I A E - K 1 ' 5' x vi , rk.1?g4 ,g if 4 i ' 1 Mi -5 ff f 4 t ff W , s'L, ',lfQgH ? f if G ffyggfxi 'K Charla N. P. Henry Principal Kaimuki opened its doors in September to a record number of 1,947 students. The facul- ty, in turn, increased to 71 as compared to the 51 in the 1957-58 school year. The task of coordinating the work and activities for this large group was the res- ponsibility of the administrative staff. Prin- cipal Charles N. P. Henry, friend and ad- mlnistrator, worked wonders with his grow- ing family that filled every building and classroom on the campus. The principal's able assistants, Vice Prin- cipal juichi Honnaka, Registrar Hanako Mi- yamoto, Counselors Seiso Taniguchi and Han- nah Bowman, Student Government Advisor Florence DeMello and others worked untir- ingly to keep the many and varied spokes of the school wheel turning smoothly. And teachers . . . though we gave them some bad times we are sincerely grateful for their interest and guidance, not only in the classrooms but in our extracurricular, social, sports, and other school activities. A Growin Famil AND A GOOD GOOD MORNING FOLKS! Principal Charles N. P. Henry delivers his weekly Monday morning broadcast of the faculty and students of KHS. juichi I-Ionnalm Vice Principal M., .. .X - I ..., , , f 1 . if -. ---sei-Ei+ i 5 gf P ... 'Q . 74 75: alma! n as .ff ' '- Qi . R ' z , wa., . . ml A KALA COUNT-Office helpers Natalie Lock, Linda Snyder, Sharon Kokame, Evangeline Nua, and Dennis Ogata help count the receipts from the daily lunches. need Man oblemf Ep . In wg has f wus-WT, ' 5 ' il- - . Q Wav' Q ' .4 . :QR 1'-S C 'QR - Z., H . is fiigfz. C FSF if ' V' i--'I 7 pw i K. 7 2,6 . I E at gg A X ' N b. i ' if W Q w' , A1 .H ' . 53 . 1 ,g L' M swf . -y f .4 mf 5 2 X A ,. 4 , 3 l 5 . , K U Y 13 n '-47' wif? w ...li ww? F' , 1Xt,w,x b R 55? 31 . 4 M l 2 .ish-.-1 t vii' ' Klum ' we 44 ' n. H EM C il ve' . ll K ,Mx Neil? ly, ,A I.. . .r ' S . il . xr , CAG' Mrs. Hanako Mrs, Rose Tanga Mrs. Kazuye Miyamoto Secretary Kawachi Registrar Miss Florence Acrountant Clerk Mr, Seiso Taniguchi DeMello Miss Chow Loy Tom Counselor Student Government Librarian Advisor t s: ff .W X Q5 A i d . . yr sf -Qs. Ns. 'ff ff-.3 - gi- Mrs, Myrtle Swann Mrs. Hannah Dispensnry Bowman Counselor Miss jean Kimura Clerk -Slenogmplzrr .53 3 9 Mrs. Lorraine Chang English 7-8 Dutcher ms. Dorothy Luke Enghih 34 English 7-8 Mrs. Rebecca . - Goodness Miss Betty Itakura - English 3-4 E g h 56 Mr, Lordie Kaulili English 3-4 Mr. William PRIVATE LESSONS. Sophomore English teacher, Miss Betty Itakura, gives aid to student Salvador Gonsalves. We ommuniwzte Ejjfectivebf All Bulldogs must complete three years of English to graduate. The English classes aim to develop skills in speaking, writing, reading and interpreting the English language besides pro- moting appreciation for literature and to en- courage reading for pleasure. Before graduation, Kaimuki students read the great treasures of literature from Beowulf to G. B. Shaw. And what fun they had with Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and Shakespeare. Many of the more ambitious English students entered essay and oratorical contests and about a hundred students participated in the Speech Festival held on the University of Hawaii cam- pus. At this rate, Pidgin English will soon have to be learned as a foreign language. .V 'ls t 5 if ' gif fx 1 X., . wp zjiifl ' 'Y L .g. . '11, 5 v is i mi was as-st of glgifl X A Elton Cathmrt 'nglish 3-4 . Ruth Aishe 'nglish 5-6 s Haroldine N unes nglish 3-4 4,1 Barham I opton ch I-2, 3-4 ,N Mrs. Irma Soong English 7-8 Mrs. Katherine Davey SB English 5.5 TAPE RECORDING SESSION- Radio Speech students Mildred Aka na, Gayle Kawabe, Michiko Harrison, and Miss Wanda Ellis tape record a program to be broadcast over the Public Address system Pmflez -Vow Fmncmk? Maas Ouif Mrs. H. Q. W. Pang Miss Wanda Ellis Radio Speech Speech Dramatic.: Elective courses offered by the English department are Dramatics, Speech, Radio Speech, Newswriting and Yearbook Pro- duction. Every Tuesday, Bulldogs were treated to varied presentations over the Public Ad- dress system by the Radio Speech group. The Newswriting and Yearbook classes pro- duced our bi-weekly paper, The Bulldog, and our annual, Ka Hali'a. Spanish was a new course offered this year in our Foreign Language department. Hasta la vista and Hasta Luego be- came common campus greeting. Beginning and Advanced French and La- tin l-2, 3-4 are other languages offered at Kaimuki. Besides learning the fundamental structure of the languages the students learned much of the cultural background of the country whose language was studied. Q 'S M... WORLD HISTORY STUDENT-Sophomore World History class studies lessons seriously as teacher, Mr. Herbert Imanaka checks work of Shelley Moon. We Learn About Mon in lair Time Three years of Social Studies is required of all Kaimuki's students. Sophomores learn World History: juniors, American Historyg and Sen- iors, American Problems. All classes studied Geography and Current Events. The Senior American Problems even had a Mock Election just before the Territorial and City and County General Elections. The re- sults were quite similar to the results of the Community balloting except that the Seniors voted more Republicans into office than the Ter- ritorial and Honolulu voters did. Film lessons, speakers on varied subjects and Field trips to study the local Legislature in action all added to a dynamic program of study in In- ternational, National and local problems. Psychology was an elective offered in the So- cial Studies program. This course was offered to students interested in studying the ways in- dividuals think and act in social situations. ml 1 -.,. ..., x - ii i E . cv? ,gs Y as p il' E. V V I . r . , g plul , .5,. I V by . . M . , I .p A, Q X E: VIQQ A ---. r rw at . . It 1 ' .,,.,,.. A gi- gill l- F N ftfe r ... X we A f se- my A V I ,L W ff? 'Sf-as flair? Mr. George Mrs. Lois Hill Mr, Walter Lee Mr. Richard Mr. Allen Kidoguchi Mr, Soon Nahm Ahn Cummings American Problems American History Nakamura World Hzstory World History zerican Problems World HMOT3' I2 ,il :walk 'Q mifvgggil r l gm fp WMS? 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Q :li QR f Q W of A . l 4 5 F so vi Y 1 ggigllxgj Mr Frands K . oga Mr. Masao Tsugawa American History American History Mr. Albert Tyan Mrs. Edna Wong World History zktorjf can gvgawgi nf' ' 1 ' Q 5'1S.,Qg- ...,X:E,.:.S:: .- V X , , J j . why- W' z,r, 35Ss+4-5 1-zxg 1 gli: gffi, V -' 4. riff :fw fwfr? be Fun . mp .f' 1 X , ' 1+-ws K ki of W i. - .. is Q ' Q E g QM ' .J Mr, Herbert Imanaka World History American History Mrs, Fumiko Lopa American Problems JOKE!-Teachers relax over coffee at PTA Meeting in cafeteria, Laughing at Mrs. Hope Park's fb-'idi to camemj quip are Mr William Dutcher, Mrs. Fumiko Lopez, Mr, Wallace Onishi, Mr. Bert Itoga, Mr. Takeo Nakamura, and Miss Florence DeMello. ,V t'Jsx .,,,'2 , 'wg . .' .,., . iw I if-Wa -- w est-m v WATCH THOSE DIGITS: Senior Steven Harper solves a problem as mathematics teacher, Mrs. Hope Park, stands by to help in case of ditliculty. ggi., ,M V 1 --W 2' A new Department of Public Instruction ruling in- stituted this year called for two years of Math instead of the one year requirement in pre-Sputnik days. Kaimuki doubled the sections in math to take care of the increased enrollment in math courses. Math clubs were formed to stimulate greater interest in the sphere of numbers. From a class in General Mathematics to a college preparatory class in Plane Trigonometry, Kaimuki met the demand and interests of a community newly awakened to the importance of Mathematics. be Ma ic 0 amber! Mrs. Iva lnce Algebra 3-4 Solid Geometry Trigonometry Mrs, Hazel Uemoto General Mathematics Math 7-8 Mrs, Hope Park Math 3-4 Mrs. Teruko Morikawa Business Mathematics Miss Geraldine Madden Algebra 2-3 Math 7-8 Mr. Carl juan Algebra 1-2 Plane Geometry Mr. Take!! Nakamura Math 5-6 I ,sfifg . I h e 19 .am-ann t X sip Q. sf' gl i Q, ss, W - S it ' U 3 , A ' i:5f551'f? Ir, Glenn Harada Mr. Edwin Neves Physics Biology Chemistry Ir. Tin Yau Goo Biology The Science curriculum at Kaimuki was extended this year with additional classes in Biology and a new course in the Physical Sciences. The Science courses in Biology, Aviation Science, Physical Science, Chemistry and Physics aim to give the student a basic understanding of his relationship to other living things and to give an exploratory yet comprehensive view of the different general fields of science. Projects for the Hawaiian Science Fair were plan- ned and worked out under the guidance- of our science teachers. The projects selected indicated a wide and deep interest in matters of science. We Study Lizfin lain f and Matter FUTURE CHEMISTS-Alice Ige, june Hamasaki, and Isabelle Gonsalez ponder over a tough cl - '.t bl ' ' ' ' itmis ry pro em during one of their lab sessions. it 'Vg Flex those muscles and bend those knees! Nothing like good physical exercise to keep healthy and trim. Health and Physical Education is re- quired of all Sophomores. The course in- cludes a class study of health problems and practices, individual sports and games, stunts and tumbling, rhythm and dance fundamentals, and intramural sports. An active intramural sports program was organized this year to run through the en- tire school year. Students met after school almost every day of the week to participate in flag football, volleyball, tennis, basket- ball and other competitive sports. A Healthy Mznd m oz Izfealtby Bod -a we iss mul: Grade A broiler chickens at 60 cents a pound! Tender young corn and green beans at bargain prices! The cafeteria and faculty were steady customers of the vocational agri- culture boys. General Agriculture courses are open to students with an interest in plant science and Vocational Agriculture courses emphasize veg- etable gardening, poultry, swine and dairy farming techniques. The Kaimuki Chapter FFA hosted the Dis- trict FFA conference on our campus and at- tended the Territorial Conference at Hilo. Future homemakers were enrolled in classes in Clothing, Foods and Nutrition and Home- making. Industrial Arts courses offered classes in Mechanical Drawing, Electricity and Radio, General Metal Work and Woodwork. Some of the projects made in these courses showed expert workmanship and a fine understanding of the basic principles learned in the classes. r H , .K ' ll t , : -www., ' T ' N t l. bv! X . .. R gpg S J: Wig s H XA ii, t ttgbp - , s , SH ' ti QQQ MH3 ff is s ggi? gi - tQg.g1'r. Q: 3 t. Z, ,, Jan e tewrrvs ,Q Q t -as , si - -.-M Ag, R5 ' 'Q ' - if s V .K W i t . .,':, Q t ,rf K' ,.:, if A -f f V .. ' 9' . Ag, Mr. David Chun Mr, George Shimizu g -Q ' Agriculture Aviation Science Mr. Emest Ebert Math' Mechanical Drawing Mr. John Ellingson A 'gm ty Electric and Radio f at -.g, - ' Math. .-tt t I I L 4 Mr. joseph Lee Woodwork Math. Mr. Lowell Yee Metal Work Math. Mrs. Emily Yamamoto Homemaking Vorlein VWIIQ the Ha nd! zlr Rewa in HIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK! Industrial Arts teacher r. Joe Lee shows Edgar Tanaka how to wield a chiesel. 1 r, DRESSED CHICKEN-Vocational agriculture students Ernest Keuma, Riley Meade, and Anthony Cambra clean chickens to prepare them for sale. I: with' :E ig , ... E: nys A s i',',f,,giyi:?5il'2ir-iQ.f3i1'v.t ' A 'if is i .Mi si' .w'u.. 1 USA. tm gil-', - ww ,. .,, I ,gi .I K ,kin 5 V' in sw s is W , Li. Z? ' fi Q Hg, iii -L. s N AQ' 1,17 A i N ie2s.,?- 1 r, Richard Kim Mrs. Grace Yoshioka Irts and Crafts Chorus . Wallace Onishi Mrs. Marion Band Diamond Hawaiian Instruments Art and Music MUSIC MEN-Students from Mrs, Marion Diamond's Hawaiian lnstruments class run through Nalei O'Hawaii. For the Fine lain 5 in Life ARTIST AND CRITIC-junior Hiroyasu Narita works on oil rk painting as art instructor Mr. Richard Kim evaluates his wo J f , i 1 t XFX I .if Q , getty '.Y 1 , ll r 'V ' .. ,ik - ifflvffl Q, big if Q' A new course in Music Theory was addec to our Music department this year. Thi Band, Choir and Hawaiian Instrument group were called on constantly to perforn for the school and community. Ever ready willing and able, they filled every engage ment contracted. Students enrolled in the Music Curr: culum at Kaimuki are assured a rich, plea: urable and varied musical program. Mr. Richard Kim's classes in Arts an Crafts and Drawing and Painting exampl fied creative expression at its best. Four of Mr. Kim's more talented str dents, Robert Tom, Gayle Nakasu, Hin yasu Narita, and Marcia Nonomura wo scholarships to the Honolulu Academy 1 Arts in Painting and Sketching. Christmas gifts made by the art studen indicated a fine application of the pri' ciples of good design learned in the a classes. N Business Education courses at Kaimuki included a variety of subjects from Typing to Office Practice and Personality Develop- ment. Classes in Cooperative Oflice Training and Cooperative Retail Training are open to qualified Seniors majoring in commercial studies. The COTC and CRTC students met for classes at 7:30 in the morning and left the campus after the fourth period to work in ofiices and stores in the city. Some students learn enough to enter the employ- ment market on a full-time basis upon graduation while others go on to business schools to study commercial courses. gli MQW N - if . . gh QA, V ,U ' ' - B 5 li S66 -my f Ns el S 'fl y Q f ask' S Q 4 I fry gf gwixg 8 , f ,- ., if , Q f Mrs. Madelyn D'Enbeau C 0 TC Mrs. Caroline Shaw Typing Miss Amy Fujii Business English Shorthand Mrs. Jennie Tyau CR TC Office Practice X . sv. sd., sir' .M leyt : R Miss Orda Mawhor Typing Shorthand Mr, Shigeru Uechi Bookkeeping Student Store We Prqmre or the u.riner.r World CALCULATORS-Ronald Ikei and Roy Shimabukuro try to find the right sum, as Richard Yasu- da taps along on the adding machine in a commercial class. , '-..., . ,xx ,..f'-wi. p 5 J . X f' 5' N dF 5-,Mi r' BOOKWORMS BEWARE-Gail Umeda and Shirley Nagamine, Library Service students, shellack books be- fore they are put into circulation, Nothing miscellaneous about these sub- jects-Audio-Visual Training, Health Serv- ice, junior Police, Library Service, and Of- fice Service. While learning to use and operate film projectors, wire and tape recorders and public address equipment, dispensary equipment and while studying trallic and safety regulations, library and office prac- tices, the workers had the satisfaction of knowing that they performed a great serv- ice for the school and fellow students. Anal all l the Little Extmy EASY DOES IT! Audio Visual students Alfred Won, Raymond Kinoshita, and Robert Asam operate projector for film showing. They helped to make our studies interesting. ,nv Kgs ZLEAN-UP SQUAD-Mr. Silven Texiera, head ustodian, custodial staff members Manuel Miran- la, and Mary Lopes on a cleaning job. Who kept the four lunch lines in our cafeteria moving? Some of us thought we would never get at the food at lunch but we always knew we'd never be turned away for lack of food. Mrs. Fumiyo Roach had to put out an average of 1250 hot lunches per day. With special lunches, the count went up to 1400. Mrs. Dela Cruz' pies were sell-outs every day and other items on the menu put out by the cafeteria staff kept us healthy and well-fed. Mr. Silven Texeira and his custodial staff kept our buildings and grounds looking neat and trim. Mr. Vidinha was a one-man lost and found bureau. He displayed all items he found while working around the campus by pinning them on to his shirt. Every custodial staff members was a loyal Bulldog and contributed towards making Kaimuki a proud and line school. 36112 Cuftodzbzm Kqnt Bulldog: ozlbpy 2 sf A C ..'T.,. ? is v.. i t i il 5 Tiy , Fumiyo Roach eteria Manager Silven Teixiera rad Custodian TOO MANY COOKSP Cafeteria workers Genevieve Dela Cruz, Esther Splinter and Lillian Hattorri prepare dough for another batch .of scrumptious pies D STUDENT LIFE Campus life at Kaimuki is truly a showcase for American democracy. Here students of every racial extraction and from varied occupational groups meet and work harmoniously to round out a successful school year. . The school government, organized and operated by students, steered its 1,947 citizens through a gratifying year. Q . V Q ni, .Q -ga: 'fi Q f FX ! 0 Q, 1? ff 25, M X485 Jali KHSG COUNCIL. Representatives from extended third period classes ponder over business before them at one of the bi-weekly meetings of the student council. STUDENT GOVERNMENT n--5, X ,'., . 4 'T' Ii. ,-my 'Y' K ,- 1 Uv J fx 'WT .5 sh to it T E, M fl R vs t J Q :gg .v V Dean Ishiki Kenneth Kodama Caroline Harada Lois Sakamoto President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 74 U.-0 N. RFI . L, -, Ii Y ef 9' a ' Ted Kobayaslf Sgt.-at-Arms K 5-Q' .r'.'w . ' -sv' - 5 . 43.5.3 . , 1. .,,.. ice DeMello ldvisor The 1958-59 years will be long remember- ed by students as the year our corridors over- flowed with a record number of students. A total of 1,947 students were registered, with the Sophomores bearing the bulks of students. The students were quickly oriented to our social life on October 3 when we held our annual Scholarship Dance. The money raised from this benefit dance enabled four deserv- ing seniors to attend college on scholarships. Career Week, held during December 3-5, gave the students valuable information about the different vocational fields they might enter after graduation. The proceeds from the Sweethearts Ball, held on February 13 in the school cafetorium went to the Band department for badly need- ed equipment. New things were appearing in our school life. A new track was laid out in the athletic field, and plans were made for the first Kai- muki High School Annual Invitation Novice Track and Field Meet to be held next year. In our social lives, it was canteens. The Student Government, with the help of the three grade levels, sponsored afternoon can- teens. These were the first ones Bulldogs ex- perienced, and they eagerly turned out for them. Kaimuki students have experienced a pro- fitable and funfilled year which has left a lasting and fond memory in all of our hearts. MEETING COME TO ORDER. President Dean Ishiki calls the assembly to order as Secretary Caroline Harada gets set to write the minutes and vice-president Kenneth Kodama looks on ' e fff fi I ' t ,Q P ' s Q ., lg E Nw yarn if L + s E wfigiil in 5 1 NNN ART. lst row: Joan Akita, Gayle Nakasu. 2nd row: Janice Yamasaki, Avis Gima. 3rd row: Robert Tom, Hiroyasu Narita, Russell Noguchi. STAMPS AND BONDS. lst row: Jane Higa, Judith Miya- zaki. 2nd row: Regina Matsumoto. 3rd row: Advisor Miss Amy Fujii, Judith Atsuumi. STAN DI NG CCMMITTEES Committees were the backbone of thc school government. Their well organized ef- forts throughout the year helped Kaimuki da, Wilma Kato, 2nd row: Richard Seichi, Jerry Young. Complete angthgf gratifying year. Andrew Nakano' The School Saving Bank committee and the Stamps and Bonds committee supervised and encouraged savings among the Bulldogs The Laminating committee was responsible for the laminating of the KHS identilication cards. The Bulldogs' cultural and social lives were enriched and enlivened through the ef forts of the Literary and Social Activities committees. The Literary committee sponsor ed and brought to the attention of the stu dent body the many oratorial and essay con tests and programs. In addition to participat ing in these speech and literary programs students enjoyed the pep rallys and specia assemblies planned by the Social Committee LAMINATING. lst row: Elaine Miyahara, Carol Masti- .,,,,..-v ' N ly J Q Q R of ri a l gf! 5 'C Q 'si 'Q rw, pam' vs! 'ni S! -nuns Xsw LITERARY. lst row: Carol Odo, Susan Torigoe, Karen Bertram, Trudy Yoshimura. 2nd row: Raynor Tsuneyoshi, Judy Kidani, Beverly Young, Pamela Kim. 3rd row: George Takamiya, Edward Yamada, jean Nakamura. - SQCIAL ACTIVITIES. lst row: Patricia Kiyabu, Ann Nakano, Judy Kidani, 2nd row: Pamela Krm, Carolyn Chock, judy Nakano, jane Mock. 3rd row: Allan Yoshikami, Paul Ichinose. qv 41 AIP' -nk.-f Q- P .iw .nm 1-4.-. ls 1 1 af, i - 3- -s K hw we-vf v 4 it PN 5 l Q3 pp M rt v ff we N we , i . ,, R, Q as S -.. - is 'il X ' 'IS .N as , 4 ., ,c ca. 1 Bla INSURANCE. Kathleen Kong, Chairman Frances Mise, Verna Chang, Avis Gima. HANDBOOK. lst now: june Hamasaki, Harriet Tanoue, Judith Atsuumi, 2nd row: Chairman Carol Kunishige, jean Harada, Flora Takamiya, rf' J '- '72 YQ 4 5 V may 4 - Q ' F' if 'V fl-I a: Q- ::.:, . ' 1 ' 4 S X ,y CLUB COORDINATOR. lst row: Chairman Sharon ARCHIVES. lst row: Chairman Elaine Ng, Carol Yam nuha. 2nd row: Sandra jay, Kenneth Taira. Remember when .... were the lirst words voiced by students viewing the displays prepared by the Archive Committee. Besides recalling fond memories for the Bulldogs with these displays, the committee compiled a rec- ord of our school year for future Bulldogs. At the begining of the year, the Insurance Committee began the task of selling accident insurance policies for the '58-'59 school year. The Handbook committee revised our handbook and edited and published a new handbook for the '58-'59 KHS students. Dur- ing the school year, the Club coordinator committee completed alhlliating each club with the school and suggested many service projects for the clubs. Health standards were maintained at a high level through the efforts of the Health Committee who set up health policies. Luke, Patsy Matsuda, Geraldine Barcenas. 2nd row: Gary Miyamoto, Roy Muramoto, Wayne Luke. If-vm .v - COMMITTEES Continued is HEALTH. lst row: Chairman Lois Sakoda. Marion Yagi, Mae Uesugi. 2nd row: Doreen Murakawa, janet Ogata, Nancy Akiyama, Karen Iha. Did you notice a few added features at the football games? Mascots, more pompoms, and majorettes brought in by the School Spirit and Rally Committee helped to liven-up the games. To make high school life more enjoy- able, the Problems Committee looked into the problems sent in by the students. Com- munity-wise, the Kaimuki High School Oahu Youth Council delegates gave up much of their time to participate in worthwhile projects. The Projects Committee had to their credit the selling of the very first postcards of the KHS campus. Baking Easter cookies and mak- ing Christmas wreaths were two of the many activities in which the KHS Junior Red Cross committee participated during the year. PROBLEMS lst row' Ruth lshimura Francine Son . V . . I A , . g, Janice kawano. 2nd row: Chairman Alice Ige, jane Kino- g W W U n.tn..l-lui: shlta, Frances Yagi. i , .... Q In ,4-Qu! i N-sd SCHOOL SAVINGS. lst row: Albert Siu, Trudy Yoshimu- ra, Paul lchinose, Roy Kageyama. 2nd row: Chairman Douglas Abe, Alan Yoshikami. Ad' IDENTIFICATION. lst row: Betty Osaki, Sonia Lai. 2nd row: Chairman Helen Igc, 3rd row: Shirley Naga- mine, Ardel Honda. I af' N COMMITTEES Confifwed E OAHU YOUTH coUNc1L. lst row: 1 Audrey Motofuji, Fredina Ishihashi, v Betty Ing. 2nd row: Howard Yoshida, Chairman Timothy Choy, Calvin Kang. , -ww.:-5 T2fl?i5Q4f'f,. ' wif M., ,,, . . .-... W .. :.' 94 A Y ' . . .k 1 4 ' 'C Q ' 4 ,, 4 f xt- 5 A - shi K X' ui T , K. , 4 g ' fb lf i C C threat' iff I C ii Y 1 Tk :,i Ek . S31 I ',,:, ik 30 PUBLICITY. Chairman Melvin Hayashi, Robert Ya- PRO-IECTS. lst row: Nancy Akiyama, Jana Higashi. mada. 2nd row: Chairman Howard Yoshida. 3rd row: George Kashinoki, Edward Fujinioto. IUNIOR RED CROSS. lst row: Audrey Yee, Chairman Scarlett Hiruko, june Hamasaki, Patricia Ching. 2nd row: Nellie Matsuno, Ann Yamauchi, Lillian Shimada, Virginia Young. tit. 'Wi- ,,.J-........,.... .IPO The JPO force completed a well-rounded ear of school service and social activities. dvisor Mr. Albert Tyau, Capt. Melvin ong and Lt. David Rodrigues supervised le unit in performing their duties which tcluded patrolling the crosswalk for stu- ents going to and from school, assisting 'achers at football games by roping the HS cheering section and by checking that te rooters were properly dressed, and anding by for campus and trallic duties. The KIPO members received free ad- ission to a skating rink with the com- liments of tl1e management as a special rivilege. YVith the -IPO units of other is- nd schools, they spent a funfilled day at te yearly IPO picnic in May. Also in Fay, to complete their school year, they ere guests of the Kaimuki PTA at the ssociation's annual banquet. lst row: Leo Andrus, David and Marguerite Pachecho. ll!! i I 'ei' ' .Fri- ,puA1' 5' X K I -gram, 'Q-sw ve , c 0 TL-f 34 ADVISOR ALBERT TYAU supervises David Rodrigues and Melvin Fong as thev regulate traflic. Rodrigues, Melvin Fong. 2nd row: Lulu Kema, Bibiana Texeira, LA 4 ,4 I, 1 'P li 0 . A ll The KHS band, under the direction of Mr. Wallace Onishi, completed a school year filled with school and community service. They played at each of Kaimuki's eight In- terscholastic football games and also at the annual Shrine football game. During the Christmas season they played in the Christ- mas program and in the Kaimuki and Kapa- hulu communities' yearly Yule parades. The Thanksgiving and United Nations assemblies are other performances to their credit. The Hawaiian Instruments group and the Choir joined the Band in presenting the Spring Festival a joint effort of the KHS music department. After participating in the island-wide Music Festival, the band made their last performance at the KHS graduation ceremonies at the VVaikiki Shell. READY. Instructor Mr. Wallace Onishi cues the band BAND Left to right: row l: Dennis Tage, Theodore Kam, Floyd Maeshiro, Ronald Ching, Melvin Mikasa, Warren' Imada, Joyce Abreu, Marjorie Morimoto, Linda Ariyoshi, Audrey Ling, Melvin Cabang. Row 2: Kenneth Ginoza, Kent Ishibashi, Robert Hamaker, Robert Shigematsu, Ernest Lee, Walter Hoe, Edward Kawasaki, Calvin Ishisaki, Roy Shibata, Edwin Kihe. Row 3: Lester Nakata, Paul Matsumoto, Douglas Yoshimura, Chester Toma, Richard Shintaku, Bernard Moore, Samuel Peters. Row 4: Gary Tamashiro, Earl Nunes, Kaopua, John Revilla, Samuel Kipapu, Larry Taone, jack Digmon, Robert Tom, llonald Sasaki. Row 5: Paul Kimura, Howard Mayo, David Oshiro, john Kanroki, Manuel Soares, Harold Nishimnra, Melvin Nakamura, Ronald Koyama, Raynard Perreira. members as he prepares to start a selection. ....,.........vmHwv-f V ifirigw T, U A 5 QXXGH' so BANV sr 5 G ' ' -QP X - - -'31 as .-.,,, - My G ,Q - J Q W ' - gmc f f by -A5 N H i s ' J' ---W 1 if , .... ya ' Ji- Y ,A S -.- 35 M0 T W5 --' ' ' of ,. ,J-C... 'lr . ff Ig' 1 an- r Left to right: row 1: Yolinda A ' ' V' l L'l'k garia, 10 et ll oi, Linda Chong, Claudia 'I'an1, Kathleen Morris, Madeline Mahoe. Geraldine Pacheco, Brenda Benson, Elaine Sayaina, Ardith Marciel, Marilyn Setoda. Ralph Nelson. Row 2: Barbara Baptist. Mae Yabui, Paumana Makahi, Dollv Afalava. Charlotte Kalco Velma Kekipi, Patricia Ledercr Susan Charbonneaii, Nancy Tsu'i jul'th I , , . I J , ti h Uyehara. Dolly Clark, Franklin Anama. Row 3: Robert kauila, lxealoha Soares, Herbert Kaopna, Iacob Purdy, Leonard Kaei- l l wa ll, Me vin Higa, Edwin Hattori, Felix Asinsin Gerald Gonsalves, Michael Kelai, Selwin Saito, Charles Lo, The school choir, under the direction ol liss Grace Yoshioka, started off the year with getA:1cc1l11aintetl picnic which was enjoyed 2 all. Giving perforinzmces at the Thanksgiving ssembly, at tl1e Tripler Army Hospital, at e Maunalani Home, at the Christmas Con- rt at Aliiolani School, and at the PTA 'ogram on February 17, were a few of their tivities. The choir also took part in the Music epartinent Spring Fantasy on March l8. The choir ended a very busy year by pre- iting several selections at the Kaimuki igh School Commencement Exercises at the aikiki Shell on June 7. RE, MI . . . Choir director Miss Grace Yoshioka runs ugh scale with students before starting into a song. CHOIR X .M- ...1 V I if if 9 Principal Charles Henry looks on as Brian Casey, president of the Honolulu Press Club presents a S50 check to Joyce Ogata for editing the Territ0ry's outstanding paper. EDITORIAL STAFF. Lois Sakamoto, Mildred Kamemoto, and jackie Matsumoto chuckle over an item in the regular Bulldog Barks column, BULLDOG STAFF. Sitting: Vivian Tengan, jane Oshiro, Karen Nanbara, Standing: Angeline Navari ' ' Y h' ka, Andrew Wynn,Ted Harada. ly Davis, Marietta Jardine, Marjorie os 10 'o. Bei cr- :zw fs 'Og Joyce Ogata Mildred Kam:-:moto Editor Asst. Editor The diligent efforts of the Bulldog staff won the Honolulu Press Club's award for the Territory's outstanding high school paper. Be- sides this honor the publication won first, second and third place awards for best make- up, best pictures, and best sports and feature stories respectively at the Annual SCOOP Conference this year. Their assignments introduced the students to many experiences. Some of the assignments included interviews with the DPl's new su' 'perintendent Mr. YValter Gordon, Associated Press foreign correspondent Roy Iissoyan, Ad- .-.N 'V'- 4 2 -.f,,,, Lillian Shimada Clinton Perry Bus. illariager' Photogrriplzer vertiser Editor-emeritus Roy Coll and teen- age idol Tommy Sands. The tour of the Rus- sian ship XVityaz was a unique experience for the reporters who managed an interview with the Soviet citizens. Stall' members kept late hours in order to meet deadlines. They wrote stories, typed them, retyped them and pasted up the arti- cles on the master dummy. For their hard work in producing our first class Bulldog, the journalism students, who worked under Advisor Mr. Fumiko I,ope1, deserve all honors and credits. IT HAPPENED THIS WAY. Adxertiser columnist Bob Krauss chats with Adxisor Mrs. lu Lopez and Bulldog reporters Andrew XVynn, Angeline Nasarro and Marietta Ilardin. 1 SN. XV5 Wg. 'Dt Nw-o iv-e..,w Jacqueline Matsumoto Lila Sumida Editor Bus. Manager Body copy . . . check. Caption . . . check. Action shots . . . check. Page 24 is finished! Another page of the annual is checked off as the section editors sigh with relief. The final check followed the completion of the enormous bulk of work that confronted the staff members. VVith Adviser Mrs. Fumiko Lopez, the Ka Hali'a staff worked feverishly to meet its dead- ly deadline. Layouts had to be made, pictures taken, and then the page put together. if VSV' 'L . - 'V , L ,W N IV 1 it if 'ff A . K il: Hiroyasu Narita Clinton Perry d Art E itor Photographer However, all was not hard work for staff mem- bers. In the beginning of the year, the class toured the Hawaiian Farmer to gain informa- tion for a possible nautical theme. They viewed Hlms, heard speakers on annual production, and attended regular ALOHA meetings. This all added to the fun and joy of producing a book of memories for the student body. The hard-working advisor and stair enjoyed a well-earned banquet held in May. K A H AL I 'A STAFF-Marilyn Takeuchi. Linda Kawabata, Betty Mikami, Carol Tanaka, Marilyn Yoshimura, Mae Moriyama. 'Ni he 5 gi E 2 s x i 53 I N fi -QM, '-,,.f-- SECTION EDITORS. Ann Brewster, Faculty and Administration: Kay Nzikainnto, juniors: Janice Kawano, Sophomoresz Scarlett Hirnko, Seniors and Sports: Virginia Young, Organiza- lions. SHARP EH? jackie Mataunioto, Student Activities Editor, Glenna Kznniya, and I.ila Sinnida appear pleased with pllntogrzipller Clinton l'ei'i'y's prints, MIX. Betty Mikami, horrined at her mistake med closely by Marilyn Yoshitnura and Ann Brewster, 1.4 XJ ,.t. ,K Ek I Q in nf' uma 'it --3 vi' K 4. iv 4. . 1: , - ,Nw 1 , 4' N .. B li- 4 K Q tis 'iwaates-Wistw'gat'isT'wmstseQs,,t. I 5, , it y y ' ,.tge:,yT ' ' -pgseiftfgm., MX 5 ,gs as J at - -C f 3 Cu gully NE STANDING ROOM ONLY Senior girls watch waltzing Campus Sweethearts and their court at the annual Sweethearts Ball sponsored by the Student Government. POLITICIANS. Theta Tanimoto, KHSG secretarial candidate, flanked by her opponents. Francis Misc and june Yanazawa, nervously tries to remember her campaign speech as Paul Ichiv nose and Douglas Abc patiently await their turn. slr Hali 21 Lookr Kaimuki's first class citizens participated in many social and educational activities which gave them a memorable year. The annual Scholarship dance was the First social event of the year. During Kaimuki's Career Week, Dec. 3-5, underclassmen heard speakers from various business firms and occupations. After this whirl of activities including the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, the Bulldogs deserved their Christmas recess. Returning to the campus after the Yule vacation, the Bulldogs began polishing their selections for the Speech Festival. The par- ticipants received high rating and praises from judges and were called upon to perform for various civic groups and gatherings. -x lx V we HELPFULL BULLDOGS. Robert Domingo, Clarence Takayama, and Allen Bodine help put up decorated frame for Kaimuki's Sweethearts Ball in February. TOYS FOR TOTS. Richard Palmer, Brenda Ignacio, and Betty Ing help Marines load toys which were collected by Yule spirited Kaimukians for Toys for Tots Drive. av- nav , q .Q I sm.: .QF '- t 1 L W-1, ul Ang t K ' le 'J S 19 1 Y TEENAGE IDOL. Bulldog reporters Marietta Jardine and Angeline Navarro kiss Tommy Sands, singing star, OLD HAWAII. Senior American Problems students look as Marjorie Yoshioka watches with obvious enjoyment. at a Hawaiian god on a tour of the Bishop Museum 'txt HOW'S THIS? John Nobriga hands chisel to Ifrallcix Tonraselli in the XVoodwork Shop. REFRESHMENT TIME. Clarence Fung, Chester Otani, Roy Kageyama, Mrs, Dela Cruz and Florence Kawai sell cokcs during intermission at the Scholarship Dance. QQ ,X f X xx I 1 ref 5,1 ,I 54 iff f 1. 1. oleeg Girlg and Son SWEET MUSIC. The Hawaiian Instruments class gets ready to start into Z1 number. ...awk -qv-.,,5fF..Tf q I -WM-A-2 . V. ...v..,--- Hu NOW, FOLLOW ME. Samuel Tangi, Roy Yamaguchi, jean Nakamura, Carol Masuda and Allan Hasegawa work hard to complete decorations for the Scholarship Dance. ...WeHveTlaem The combined efforts of Theta Tani- noto and Jeanne Stewert won hrst prize n the KHS Science Fair. Their crystal- ization project topped other ionization, lietary foods, shell collection and insect :ollection displays. Senior students went on an excursion to he Bishop Museum and the Territorial egislature, gaining much knowledge about lawaiian lore and history and Hawaii's aw making body. Kaimukis PTA played an important 'ole in school life. Students planned dis- mlays, programs, and open houses tc ac- luaint parents with Kaimuki. CAMPUS SWEETHEARTS. Principal Charles N. P. Henry congratulates Norman Lau and Joyce Abreu after being crowned at the Sweethearts Ball. 'N. N iw 1 9 -.pf if .P -. IW' fd' S I Q1 I I 4 0 t 1 FUTURE SCIENTISTS. Jeanne Stewart and Theta Ta- ' nitnoto, winners of the KHS science fair, look over their 1' prize winning crystallization project. l REGISTER HERE. juniors Tiloi Lolotai and Bernard Akana register with judith Sasaki to vote in the Stu- dent Government elections, of next years ollicers. T lJey'1fe All to Sometlain INTERNE TEACHERS. Miss Shigeko Yamasaki and Mr. Norman Sumida help student jane Mock solve a tlillicult problem in second year Algebra class. LOOK AT MY EXCUSE. Ronald Kuramoto and Rodney Marino compare absence excuses after the day of the big rain, while others wait to see the counselor. X X 'ff' N.. HARD WORKING BULLDOGS. Applications and birth fertihcates in hand ambitious Bull- dogs register for summer jobs with a pineapple Cannery representative. THEY'RE THE MOST. Sophomore girls watch intent- - ly as a singing group performs during the intermission At the Sweethearts Ball on Feb. 13, the udents saw Joyce Abrew and Norman Lau 'owned Campus Sweethearts during an eve- ing of fun and dancing. lVith March came the Sophomore, Junior id Senior class days. Each class was honored ith an assembly and an afternoon canteen. Another group of Bulldogs, namely music udents, performed for friends and the com- tunity at the annual Spring Fantasy spon- lred by the KHS music department in larch. Proms, banquets, and exams livened the -mainder of the year until the Seniors gradu- ed. Bulldogs completed a busy year. of thc hrst Studtnt C-oxernment sponsored canteen. Y .. . .. 'i ai K-QMS' H V lf. l -fm. i I M F SENIORS We bid Aloha to the graduating Seniors . . . after three happy and profitable years at Kaimuki, they leave us to face their new destiny. From Football Hero to Big Man on Cam- pus, they leave our alma mater steeped in the ways of Americanism Man - Y will go on to schools of higher learn- ing, some will work, and others will join the armed services. Whatever their plans, they will find themselves facing a new and challenging world b . . ut Kaimukr has prepared them well for the life ahead. M X j X Y H N x ig ,Bw on fl Q .Q A... u Lf ,4 Wf in-u' ' vi BHK Q umm M . , 7? bl C ,QM 5 5 v, 3 ig E over a problem at bi-weekly school gov-- SCHOOL COUNCIL MEETS: Representative ponder ernment representative meeting. Louise Field Richard Ching Marjorie Yoshida President Vine-President Sffrefrlry 'K 4. m S ,,.N 1 l ' 5. M l M-1, : i 9 A.,- N N' git' t ZL E we 5 46 Edgar Mito Tren.: u rm' nu., an ,x E V iv,- Whet- x 2 siixxftj D-12 L Arlene Kaneshiro Sergeant-At-Arms Q, 5 'S we ff, f 7 x rx' .1 I X ,Q Irs. Chang I .W i Adviser , . 2 1 ,gn Wx 1? 'E' 'z kk 4' M MX. .xt f SENIORS As Sophomores in 1956 the years ahead seemed to stretch out endlessly. But now as graduates with diploma in hand the years spent at Kaimuki seemed to have gone in a flash. The 511 Seniors who returned to the campus in September were the largest graduating class in Kaimuki's history. They lived up to their motto, Ever Forward with Confidence, as they plunged into the many senior activities planned for the 1958-1959 school year. An Orientation assembly in October started off the year with Class President Louise Field introducing Senior oflicers, Adviser Mrs. Lorraine Chang and Senior Record Room teachers. Class Picnic day on Dec. 12 turned out to be a lovely, sunny day despite weather predictions. Dressed for a carefree day, the Seniors jammed 10 buses and arrived at Kailua Beach Park for a day of fun and play and eating, of course. On Class Day, March 19, the class colors turquoise and white sparkled the campus. An assembly and a special edition of The Bulldog commemorated the day for the Seniors. The Senior Prom on May 8 at the Hawaiian Village Longhouse was the climax of their year's social activities. It was truly a Night to Remember with the girls in their lovely gowns and the boys looking handsome in their dinner jackets. The long awaited Commencement Day on June 7 came at long last. In caps and gowns, the seniors walked up to receive their diplomas, while proud parents and relatives watched with quiet happiness. With poise and confidence, the 1959 graduates take a step forward into the life beyond the campus. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Senior class officers discuss plans for next meeting of Senior Council, Seated: Sec, Marjorie Yoshida, Pres. Louise Field, and Sgt. at Arms Arlene Kaneshiro, Standing: Vice-Pres, Rich- ard Ching, and Treas. Edgar Mito. X X X Q .4 1 , jr. Choral l,2,3 X Abreu, Joyce Adams, Reginald Ahn, Rowena Band 12,3 Glee Club V, Pres, Les Femmetes 1,2 Songleader 2, 3 Songleader 3 KI-IS l,2,3 H.R. V. Pres. 2 Senior Class Rep. 3 Akana, Daniel Akiona, Verna Akiyama, Arlene KHS 12,3 H.R. Secretary l Nightingales, V. Photography 2 Polynesian Club 2 Pres. 2 H,R. Sgt.-At-Arms 3 H.R. V. Chrm. 3 Intersch. Christian Fellowship 2,3 H.R. Pres, 3 CHOW DOWN: Dean Ishiki, Loretta Mizoue, Phyllis Goo, L into the hearty spread of food at the Senior Picnic. Aiu, Blossom Soph. V. Chrmn. Polynesian Club, Pres. 2 KHS l,2,3 Almeida, Charleston jr. Football l Sr. Football 2,3 Sr. Track 2,3 Q Qiiw aw, E Q f-. I his I If fm' ,L :tg ,.. Akamine, Mae jr. Class H.R. Rep Leg Larettes l,2,3 Club '59 3 Aloy, Allen KHS l,2,3 Sr. Basketball 2,3 Sr. Football 2,3 eilani Uyeda, and Carol Mihata dig W. R 'www is as-.. 10. nfl' S! , diff . , g 59 Y 5, 2: .gg 4 S 2 5 A Iii, - W r . 7' ' I b 2 , ,B . A I , 3 Amoy, Cordellia Aoto Richard A k k- 1: nkl' K1-is l,2,3 Hii. v.P. 3 IQ2? In Polynesian Club 2 Class Representative Newman Club 3 I Special Proj. Comm. 2 Asato, Ethel T. Asato, Lawrerce Ashimine, janice KHS 12,3 KHS l,2,3 KHS l,2,3 Sweethearts 2,3 Au, Carol Augustine, Pedro Avillanoza, Walter Nightingales 2 KHS 3 KI-IS l,2,3 KHSG Rep. 2,3 Sr. Courtesy Comm. Chrm. Benson, Lan'y Boyd, Elijah Buell, Norman KHS l,2,3 KHS l,2,3 H.R. Pres. 1 H.R. Sec. 3 KHS l,2,3 -AW . . 5 'Mu L, W . . lv 0' i .A -il X s-.yu H-lr S f 3 in , ' ' .... 'N '- X- YNst.,,, 2 x , l R 5 9' 1 I ,gg .... fl' . 2'-ai' jf 3 W + ... l - Arakaki, Harold Asam III, R0beff Rhythmaires 2.3 KHS 1,23 Ashimine, john jr. Baseball 1,2 Rhythmaires l,2,3 Art Comm. l Balanay, Steven KHS l ,2,3 Bush, Carl Track l Voc. Ag. 1,2 KI-IS l,2,3 Rowing 1,2 Atsuumi, judith Stamps Rc Bonds Comm. 2,3 Handbook Comm. Bulldog, 2 Baldwin, Florence Y-Teen Club 2 Newman Club 3 Nightingales 3 Camacho, Leimomi jean KHS l,2,3 9 SEN 1 0 RS continued 2: . . .gi hz , . 'ln 2 WW ,W 'Qt --iii 5 Carter, Alberetta KHS 1 ,2,3 H, R. Sec. 1,3 Jr. Choir Chang, Wallace KHS 1,23 -vs .64 ' - . 'Y' L' . fs rv ,K xg, Chinen, Vemon KHS 3 Chong, Arlene K.I.C.F. 2,3 Les Larettes 2,3 Renaires 3 if f 'u VY X 'xi vin? wb' 1 Y . 1 Ai 1'- '?' Nap' 3 ,S is . :qf ' gg- f fa- . . .X - , .E -A g.. . A ' Carvalho, Christine Ceridon, Helen Chan, Naomi KHS 1,2,3 KHS 1,2,3 KHS l,2,3 H.R. Rep. 1 Senior Rep. F.B.L.A V, Pres. Char, Laurita Chee, Kathleen Chibana, Howard KHS 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 KHS l,2,3 Hui Kalanig Sec. 1 KHSG Rep. 2 Senior Rep. Sweethearts Club: H.R. Sec. 1 3 Sec., 2 FN M, -W 1 4 'lm Q.. rf' . , Y, Q Q, 5 BV' . vu. N, WI, vm., Y' r 3 . - V .V . . 4: ln ,p ,, . 'Um S' ' an-1 . . - 2 'S -51 3 UQ. Ching, Carol KHSG Rep. 3 Les Larettes l,2,3 Cashmeres 3 Chong, Gordon KHS 3 H.R. Chairman 3 Ching, Patricia Hui Kalani, Pres. 1 Senior Rep. j.R.C. 3 Chong, Sydney Kev Club 2,3 Sabres 3 Class V. Pres. 3 Ching, Richard jr. Class V. Pres. Key Club l,2,3 Carnival Com. C Chairman Chun, Gilmore KHS 1,2,3 0. 79:21, Chang, Alvin KHS 1,2,3 Chinen, jenny KHS l,2,3 H.R. Pres. l KHSG Rep. 2 ,. ww, F WN- . 5 iii Yi if vig: we .r,..'g D V., , A ff 1 Choek Gwendolyn KHS 1,2,3 H.R. Treas. 2 Chun Hoon, Clarence KHS 1,23 15.5. W 'Vs SANTA'S HELPERS: Seniors Cynthia Oshiro, Mae Akamine and Ruth Shibuya in Mr. Kim's Arts and Crafts class make leather purses for Christmas giving. 6: 'T' vu.. Al... 3 nh . -fs , , I .A Cordeiro, Wilma H.R. Sec. l junior Rep. Senior Rep. Fajardo, Ralph K HS 12,3 wmv Q., , T i , Nur! 2 ' . X N , 'ff s A . ,,... if , x , . 'V A ' f ... .gs W 'Qt -'T' 43 - sg. -h, 9 .1 . 0-A-1 'fd ' S. fzd . .,.:: W J f -mr' X X .1 . V , . fm ,mt A 6' . . ' . G N-s ' W'-' E-'. r p C 151167 o as-' ' Cowan, Elizabeth Deland, Gloria Doiguchi, Edwin Domingo, Robert RHS L23 jr. Newman, Sec, KHS 12,3 KHS l,2,3 .l.R.C. Rep. l 2,3 LSCF 1,2,3 Polynesian Club, Pres. 2 Faria, Owen RHS l.2,3 V. KHS l 2.3 Polynesian Club 1 Fernandez, Dennis RHS 12,3 junior Choir Fernandez, Lydia RHS 1.2.3 jr. Newman 12,3 Polynesian 2 Field, Louise Sr, Class Pres. N.H.S. 2.3 ISCF 12,3 SEN I 0 R S continued 'W ,N ,Nt '-1 , vw 1 ........ L, . . ...Q . 'LK M 4s,,,.w ' wr-M M. me-v 3 F ,.:ff.. W' 'K wn 'i E new V 1 Fong, Melvin KHS l,2,3 j.P.O. Capt. 2,3 Key Club 3 Fujinaka, Ethel Leg Larettes l,2,3 jr. Council Rep. Costumes Comm. 3 Furumoto, Clyde C.O.T.C, KHSG Rep. 2 KHS l,2,3 ' 'J' L W , 253 ' V t tri li ... Francisco, Mildred KHS l,2,3 Sr. Choir 1 Fujita, Kenneth Rhythmaires 2,3 Sr. Rep. KHS l,2,3 Fumyama, john KHS l,2,3 K' A , Q ,K+ an 3: L Fujii, Lurline Red Cross Rep. 1 H.R. Chrm. 2 Fujiyama, jane Choir 2,3 Choir Sec. 2 Futenma, Chester KHS l,2,3 me www, -,ffl ff X - as A p - 1 '-als , 4 xsiu. if 222. Q52 ,,, .4 I . Fujimoto, Carol Fujinaga, Judith KHSG Rep. 2 Red Cross Rep. Future Nightingales 2,3 Fukamoto, George Fuller, Robert KHS l,2,3 KHS l,2,3 Gahan, Rosalie Gakiya, Irene KHS l,2,3 Les Larettes l,2,3 A. Gakiya, jean Gibo, Florence Ginoza, Betty Ann Gomez, james Les Larettes l,2,3 FBLA 3 KHS l,2,3 KHS l,2,3 KHSG Rep. 2 Sr. H. R. Pres. DECA 3 jr. Rep. 1 1 5 il qik, - .5 if H Gonsalves, Leonard Rowing 2,3 Choir 2,3 junior Newman 8 N-. Fw uw- t 2 'N ' I wmv 4 vs- ' 5 E , i . 2 1 Gonzales, Isabelle Goo, jean Goo, judy Future Nightingales COTC Treas. 3 FBLA 3 2.3, KHSG Rep. 2 Jr. Newman 1 GUY3. June Hamada, Edward Hamamoto, Carl ISCF l,2,3 ISCF 3 F.F.A. Pres. Ass't. Treas. 2,3 Rowing l,2.3 Sr. H.R. Pres. Courtesy Comm. Handbook Comm. KHS l,2,3 Chrmn. 1 1,2,5 'S a as.. an 'V' ' s wg. J Var ...li Q Goo, Phyllis Ka Hali'a 3 Lori Nellg Hamamoto, Peter KHS 1,2.3 DECK THE HALLS: Senior Virginia Young, Wendy Harvey, Patricia Ching and of the j.R.C. Class make wreaths for the Territorial Hospital. K Qifso X :L - Goto, Lloyd j.V, Football 2 Sr. Football 3 H.R. Sgt.-at-Arms 3 Hamamoto, Sandra Cashmeres Pres. Les Laret tes, l ,2,3 DECA Audrey Yee S E N I 0 R S continued . Q my W an J... 'IIS 'rr 2 -..-.1 , ' J I ' 5' I gs- JW 'A' , fi, if , 'J an . x if Y I 1 ' ' , f in, A .A is I in we w. ME :,. .,a....,. . . f 2 ' . 2 . s P . R 4 es f. 'W 7 M: 2 A 5 T if 2 .f . . , .J , WD. . 5-N 'Y-.. M... V- -rs M? -fe 2 ei. R A . Q X 'L- Hamasaki, june Harada, Caroline I-Iargrave, Maxine Harper, Stephen Harrison, Shigfwka Grade Council Soph. Class Sec. Swimming team Cheer Leader 3 KHS 12.3 Rep. 2,3 KHSG Sec. 3 KHSG Rep. KHS 2,3 Handbook l,2,3 Renaires l,2,3 DECA Ed. Jr. Red Cross 2,3, Hatakeyama, Iris . Harvey, Wendy Hasegawa, Stanley Hashimoto, Thomas Sweethearts 2 Hallanlfiy Edward jr. Red Cross 3 H.R. Treas. l Red. Cross Rep. 2 Hawaiian IUSUU' l-list. Class Chrmn. KHS l,2,3 Track l ments 2,5 1,3 KH3 1,213 FFA Sec. 2 KHS l,2,3 WHEE: Senior Vivian Tengan whoops it up at the senior picnic held at Kailua Beach Park on Dec. 12. Gail Umeda holds one end of rope. aa ,. E A V N ,.-- , . - ..V 2 W Q R aa ,,... N i,. .Q 1,'?'- I W .im S533 I nu, f . 2 Q, in 3' 1 I id' If Hauanio, Edwina KHS l,2,3 Hemmer, William jr. Newman 3 Sr. Rep. 3 'weft vw-'P Higa, Margaret Girls Glee Club jr. 8: Sr. Choir H.R. Treas. 3 Hirata, Beatrice FBLA Sec. 3 Les Larettes l,2,3 s l 2 3 ...R Q fig . Q Q S. Hayamizu, Sandra Red Cross 2 COTC 3 Hew, Patricia H.R. Pres. 1 jr. Red Cross Rep. 2 COTC x Nun 'Pty' Higa, Melvin jr. Choir Sr. Choir Pres. 2,3 Rhythmaires 2 Hiruko, Scarlett Ka Hali'a Sec. Ed. 2,3 jr. Red Cross 2, Chrm 3 Sweethearts 2, V, Pres. 3 ff' .mm N., 'l'D DC .X 1 '- hr ..- W .T 4, - a-J .,-1: L . T . 55 sf , 'H to ' 2 N.. p - We-x 'si . P we-fe EM- Q - L.. K J I Hayashi, Douglas Hayashi, Melvin Hayashida, jane KHS l,2,3 jr. Class Sgt.-ab KHS l,2,3 Arms KHSG Publicity Chrmn. 5 Higa, Geraldine H.R. Treas. 3 Higa, Helen Les Femenettes 1,2 KHS l,2,3 DECA 3 M' 'PMP' g . Rig!! . V Higashi, Jana Higashi, Lottie jr. Class Sec. Cheers 1,2 Les Larettes l,2,3 junior Miss 3 Commencement In- Cashmeres 3 vitations Chrmn. 3 Ho, Sharon Mae Hooper, Moana Red Cross Rep. 2 Red Cross Rep. COTC 3 Lori Nells 3 mga, Lillian KHS 1,2,5 if-S 'Us 'TD peg. I' new R4 xx Hill, Patricia HR. Veep I HR Sec. 2 Horde, Roy Band l,2,3 H.R. Sgt.-at-Arms I SEN I 0 R S continued -has I-Iori, Amold KHS 1,2,3 Ikci, Ronald KHS l,2,3 Ishiki, Dean Soph. Class Pres. KHSG V.P. 2 KHSG Pres. 3 jinbo, Lawrence Classics 3 KHS 1,2,3 Huihui, Moana H.R. Chrm. 2 FBLA 3 KHS l,2,3 lnamine, Larry KHS 2,3 Isono, june KHS l,2,3 Reveries Sec. DECA 3 johnson, Edric H.R. Rep. 1 DECA 3 CRTC 3 3 Ige, Alice jr. Class V.P. Les Larettes l,2,3 THSGA Delegate 2,3 Inouye, joyoe FBLA 3 KHS 1,2,3 Itokazu, David KHS l,2,3 Sr. Football 2,3 Rhythmaires 2,3 Kaanapu, joycelyn H.R. Chrm. 3 Ige, Helen Renaires I ,2,3 ID Comm. Chrmn. 3 ISCF l,2,3 lnouye, Thelma H.R. Treas. 1 Leg Larettes 2,3 Club '59 3 Itomitsu, Gladys KHS 1,2,3 Kahakelii, I-'elward FTA l,2,3 junior Newman l Key Club l,2 Ignacio, Marney Track 1 Ishii, Florence KHSG Rep. 2 Les Larettes l,2,3 Reverics Treas. 3 Izutsu, Edwin KHSG Rep. 2 H.R. V. P. 3 KHS l,2,3 Kahalioumi, George Sr. Football 2,3 Track 2 H.R. V. P. 3 g, . ,oi '-TP. Avi M 'Ds 1' is -6 7, 2 in Q3 U U F1 o rv! 73 nf 'rn .-. 3-2 if 556' :-: :.5' 501 :ui fin-4 52 -5 :JJ :ill :T :..E' :-., .453 qw:- s: rr- c '1 c N : Q. if '1 Uri 75 N :e fb CII :- :. o 2 o 'I rf -E E -4 N .-. 5' fb Kaihewalu, Leonard jr. Foolhall 2 Advance Band 1.2 Tennis 3 Kamaka, Jeanette Girls Clee Cluh jr, Red Cross Rep. TT' f Yr' I J A . P3 ifiv NA . R Q ,N .. ,N so . it TI: 5: ' 1 Nw- X ,sv K h Q- 'Qin '- -wx Na+,-,Q- ia 5 'F . Ss 3' if Kajiwara, Betsy Kakesako, Phyllis Kalawe, Queenie Kaleo, Charlotte KHSG Rep. 3 Iuuior Miss Tri- ' Hn' 3 Special Proj. Comm. 2 KHS 12.3 Kamano, Gwendolyn Kamemoto, Mildred Polvuosiau Club 2 Sr. Class Publicity DECA 3 Chrmn. H.R. Activity NHS 3 Comm. Chrmn, 3 H.Ri Sec, 2 Future Nighlingales Clee Club l Kami, janet H.R. Treas. fl Revericg Chaplin 3 Hawaiian lnstruv ments l.2.3 Chorus l Kamihara, Lorene Sweethearts 2.3 Sr, Class Rep. DEC.-X 3 ' E +0 N-nr W5 ve- fnovvnff SEN I 0 R S continued ,mmm 5 ff' Y 6-s..,1,., in-1 .li It -1-Q 'ur' fri' ., Kamiya, Glenna Renaires l,2,3 NHS 2,3 Ka Hali'a 3 Kaneshiro, jane Les Larettes l,2,3 Club 59 2,3 Cashmere Sec. 3 Kau, Clifton H.R. V.P. 3 Vikings V.P. 3 Literary Essay Comm. 2 Kepilino, Henrietta KHS l,2,3 Kamiya, Karen Les Larettes l Kaneshiro, joyce Club '59 2,3 DECA 3 Kaulili, Samson Red Cross Rep. 1 l H . Mn. ' .. .X .... . 'HUM P1 uh- ,x ar ,D 1 fa., w W g-5,51 ' .s 4 Kamoku, john Band 1,2,3 Hawaiian Instru- ment 2,3 KHS l,2,3 Kaneshiro, Mildred H.R. Sec. 3 Les Larettes 2 Kawasaki, Edward jr. Class Rep. H.R. Sgt.-At-Arms 3 Sr. Class Rep. Band V.P. 3 Kihe, Edwin Kim, David Advance Band l,2,3 Rhythmaires 'Q in u.. . ,mlb in 1 'kv- W.,-an A? ,,,. ' a , . 'T' Kaneshiro, Arlene Bleachers Comm. Chrmn. 2 Sr. Class Sgt.-at. Arms Cashmeres 3 Kaopua, Herbert Band Pres. 2 Sr. Football 3 jr. Football 1,2 Kealalio, Norbert KHS l,2,3 Kim, Douglas H.R. Sec. 3 Kaneshiro, George KHS 1,2,3 Kashinoki, George Rhythmaires 2,3 jr. Baseball 1 Sr. Baseball 2,3 Keliinui, Albert Newman Club H.R. Rep. 2 KHS 2,3 Kinoshita, jane Les Larettes 1,2,8 Club '59 2,3 f' .xr flag MEETING COME T0 ORDER! Herbert Kaopua and Francis Anderson listen closely to Senior President Louise Field at a class meeting in the cafeteria as Eugene Nalai and Abraham Ching exchange notes on latest song hit. Kinoshita, Raymond Kishimori, Faye Kiyokane, Linda Kobashigawa, Gary Kobayashi, Nancy KHS l,2,3 Choir 1,2 Club '59 Jr. Football KHS l,2,3 jr, Achievement Club '59 2,3 H.R. Sgt.-at-Arms H.R. Treas. 2 DECA 3 2,3 K ames Ko'ima Robert Koshiba, ames Kuaimoku, Ha Kubo, ack 0831 I J , PPY KHS 12,3 KHS l,2,3 KHSG Sgt.-at-Arms Hawaiian Instru- KHS l,2,3 jr. Achievement 2 ments 2,3 H.R. Treas. 1 Polynesian Club Rhythmaires 3 H.R, Treas. 5 ' ' A e '4, 'II Q 'nt-1 m e .2 . 3 Ai H L85 ,K y fm ,RN ,:.,.,,' 2 Je A 'jg- i l A X Lal. f '- . f- Tb -- 24 ,... if , W' T2 - f , ' f ' p ts .CW , av ' A we rf X xv 7' ' kxry' L -,., 5 1 2 L S I N I 0 R S continued Y f XT' Kupihea, Samuel jr. Basketball 1,2 Sr. Basketball 3 'Track 2,3 Lee, Alfred KHS l,2,3 .45 All Kurisu, Jo-Ann Renaires 3 junior Red Cross Senior Representa- tive Lee, Arme 0kCha Glee Club 1 lik Lau, jerry Lau, Norman Lederer, Patricia junior Achievement jr. Football l Glee Club l Sr. Football 2,3 jr. Choir 2 Track Sr. Choir 3 Lee, Barbara Lee, Marion Lee, Patricia Polynesian Club l Music Committee Hui Kalani l Glee Club 2 Chairman 2,3 Lori-Nells Pres. 2,3 H.R. Chairman 3 Future Nightingales: Marion Yagi and Carol Fukuji give aid and comfort to an injured student. , I, U no -ds. .5 -4,4 f za I aw, ,ua t Q , i, nv- 'bs -1' K ,X 21 Lee, Spencer KHS l,2,3 Ling, Milton KHS l,2,3 Lui, Lurena Band 2,3, Cheers 1 Lori-Nells 2,3 Manila, Loretta KHS l,2,3 1 W, 5 55 ' 2 -rsr- Let, Sylvia Lost and Found 2 Costumes 3 NHS 2,3 Litke, Richard Key Club Luke, Sharon Les Lareltes, 1,2,3 Club Co-ordinator NHS Pres. 3 Maquiling, Dolores FBLA 3 VN, Lee Kwai, Helen Sr. Council Rep. KHSG Rep. Liu, Nancy'Beth H.R. Treas. 3 KHS l,2,3 Lum, Walter Baseball l,2.3 Rhythmaires l,2,3 Band 1 Martinez, Mary RR Chrmn. 3 Sr. Council Rep. H.R. Sec. 3 W' . . s O: i 2 wi : y - i i iiui I ' 4-L Q 5 . P .Z A K X 2 we R i,.. 'l Q' 'A . . X W U ,fi K I si , K - he Leong, Randolph KHS l,2,3 Lock, Natalie KHSG Rep. Machado, Lowell H.R. Pres. l jr. Basketball l KHS l,2,3 Masamune, Faith Hui Kalani 1 Club '59 2 KHS l,2,5 'S -L 5' '53 - 1 AX Lim, Melvin jr. Basketball Sr. Basketball 2,3 Track 1,2 Lopez, joseph KHS l,2,3 Maekawa, Stanley KHS 1,2,3 Matsuda, Alma Sr. Council Rep. Club '59 KHS l.2,3 S I N I D R S continued we 'E' ms' 'Q - fn.. ei 1'-up X Matsuda, Patsy Matsudo, Roy Future Nightingales Kaimuki Knights 2,3 Mystics 3 Les Larettes 1,2,3 Matsunami, Linda Sweethearts 2,3 KHSG Representative 2 DECA 3 , 'T , Matsuno, Nellie Jr. Council Representative 2 JRC Treasurer 3 Sweethearts 2 1 1 il, ' . 5 -Z' U12-in ' 'Wu-so tang, 'UW 1 Matsumoto, Jacqueline Renaires l,2,3 Social Activities Chairman 3 H.R. Chairman 2 Matsushima, Paul H.R. Sec. 3 'tm ,vw 995 Matsumoto, Regina S. Stamps and Bonds Chairman 2,3 Sr. Council Representative Mau, Derek KHS l,2,3 .FV A ,ps IU' 2 x 2 3' ' f K 'Kew' , fix Dia.. Mayo, Howard Band 2,3 Baseball 2 ISCF 3 Mito, Edgar Senior Class Treasurer 3 NHS 2,3 Band 1 goo ,gr ki 11-Q 1-0' K Meheula, George Meyer, Sarah Hawaiian Instru- KHS 3 ments l,2,3 J.V, Football l0,ll,2 KHS l,2,3 Miyahira, Nancy Miyamoto, Linda Hui Kalani Cheers 1,2 Club '59 Lori-Nells 2,3 Club '59 Vice-pres. Music Committee 3 2 ,,.,., X ,nn S tt 1 ' X '9xt ' , it 1 Mihata, Carol Y. H.R. Secretary 3 Lori-Nells 2,3 Music Committee Miyamura, Daniel Baseball l,2,3 Rhythmaires 1 :-i t av-'tm Y f---C it if A I .. Matsumura, Mildred Cheers 2 Cashmere 3 KHS l,2,3 Mau, Roy KHS l,2,3 Mv- it 4-in '43 'M '57 MJ Miller, Sylvia FBLA FBLA Reporter Miyasaki, Frank Kns 1,23 171 - t W I ' is I1 D., . ,gigs '5 qs: A . 4 1 if T , ' ff! ef' f K J ' ., . 'li :A , .Ia v 5 ' I 23 Q 3 6, :,-1 , 3 . fr. 1 4 - W :5 . V x. M- . va? r wfwg :-., R N urvu . 'N , N :vs ' ' i ' . .. gb- Q- sf f' 3 'M hX ' 'XX ' S Miyasaki, james Sr. Council Rep. Moja, Marlene jr, Newman Treas. 2 jr. Newman Pres. 3 Morishige, Richard KHS 1,2.3 Muraoka, Melvyn Public Address 1,2,3 Key Club 1,2,3 Stamps 8: Bonds Comm. 2 Miyata, Melvin KHS l,2,3 Montayre, Louis Track 1 Rowing 2,3 Moromisato, Richard Sabres 3 KHS l,2,3 Murata, Grace Sr, Council Rep. Lori-Nellg Treas. 2 Lori-Nells V.P. 3 Miyata, Wayne KHS 1,2,3 Morimoto Gary Celtics VlP. 3 H.R. V.P, 1 Mukai, Ann KHS 12,3 Nagamine, Shirley H.R. Treas. 3 Identification Comm. 2,3 Renaires 12,3 s fir 'ww- qu--N, Qu. - -..SR ,eg I Ji 'QS Nix, , 1 Miyazaki, Judith Stamps Sc Bonds Comm. 2,3 Chandeliers l,2,3 Bulldog 2,3 Morikawa, jane Les Larettes 2 Future Nightin- gales 2,3 H.R. Sec. 1 Murakami, Roy S. KHS 1,2,3 Nagamine, Stanley KHS 1,2,3 rin 'HWY' st '35 ff ' N... A xi K z x 9 5, :ru- AN .. x 'fr-9 V are Mizoue, Loretta , 5. .Q atm 54 in x Future Nightin- gales 2,3 Lori Nells 3 Morisako, Andrew Key Club 2,3 Sabres 3 KHS 2,3 M uramoto Flor , en Lori-Nells 2,3 Naito, Barbara Les Laretteg 1,2 Club '59 3 Reveries 3 ,3 CC S E N I 0 R S continued 'nw Nakabayashi, Susan Les Larettes l,2,3 Club '59 3 Reveries 3 Nakamura, Nancy Calender Com- mittee 1 ' Nakasone, jean I KHSG Representa- tive 1 Special Projects Comm, 2 H.R. Secretary 3 Nakoa, Faith H.R. President l H.R. Secretary 3 Future Nightin- gales 3 .. K ,ff 1 ' .la Nakama, Lily Hui-Kalani l jr. Council Rep. Nakamura, Ronald Key Club 2 H.R, Secretary 1 Nakasone, Richard -Iesters 2 Rhythmaires 3 Naluai, Eugene Boys Glee Club l Senior Choir 2 Sr. Council Rep. 1. gi- A . Nakamaru, Irene Hui-Kalani l Future Nightin- gales 3 Nakamura, Roy ,,, INA .Q Q . pm. .,,,t ...Q i K 95 it S i 5-gm sw i ff ' 1 F . Q.. Y -mn., C ' - i - - Q ,z K 5 Nakamura, Bert Celtics President 3 Nakano, Steve Football l,2,3 Key Club 3 Basketball l,2,3 Track l,2,3 Nakasu, Gayle Nakata, Lester A. Art Comm. Chrm 3 Key Club 2,3 Club '59 Treas. 2,3 jesters Club 2 H.R. Treasurer 2 Band l,2,3 Namauu, Violet Navarro, Angeline H.R. Sgt.-at-Arms 3 KHSG Representa- tive 3 H.R. Vice-Chair. 2 junior Newman Club 3 Nakamura, Gilbert KHS 1,2,3 Nakao, Edith Les Larettes 2,3 Club '59 3 Nakata, Lester T. KHS l,2,3 Nekomoto, Ronald Rhythmaires 1,2,3 , ' i f - X W - ' 1. k -: , -. M .Ia -.0 X 1 My N .gm ' , 3, W - lg -In R 3 - -at 1 ' ,Q -,ff ,J ,. - ...,,kk,,t,, 1 if W NWN l R R , - A was . 5 NX r f Qu ' as 22 -Q I f . , I ' ta 5 , 1 is 3 X S , ' A 1 ix 'R ' Q ab K A . 4 R R, r X Q l Nelson, Richard H.R, Class Treasurer 1 Ng, Annette Ng, Elaine Nihi, John H.R. Secretary 3 Archives Comm. KHS l,2,3 Chrm. 2,3 ICSF l,2,3 NHS 2,3 Nishiki, Wallace Nishimura Allan N' h' , is imura, jean KHS l,2,3 KHS 1,2,3 Future Nightin- gales Junior Aide ISCF Nishida, Franklin Key Club Nishida, Harriam H.R. V.P. Nishio, Raymond T H.R. Rep. 3 Key Club 2 Sr, Class Rep. 3 STAR GAZING: Bulldogs reporters Vivian Tengan, Karen Watan b H' a e, lroyasu Narita, Ogata and Marjorie Yoshioka t ' ' ' janet in ervlew japanese film star Masahiko Tsugawa. Wu. A 5 66 A EN I 0 R S continued g nr. gvef M 1 vig' Noa, Brenda Future Nightin- gales Oasay, jovencio KHS l,2,3 WB fm 'S-. Noguchi, David KHSG Rep. l H.R. Sgt.-at-Ar Track 1.3 Odo, Carol Renaires 2,3 mS H.R. Sgt.-at-Arms 3 ,Qi alilx 'Z Noguchi, Gladys Les Larettes l,2,3 jr. Council Rep. FBLA 3 Oganeku, Lillian Club '59 2,3 BOOKWORMSc Michael Tang studies diligently as Kathlyn on the Elizabethan days for an assignment for Mrs. Chang. QM, W:-fu., Q ff-is-so .4 s W ,sf jawn., ' fi Q Y-an g 'Jk- K - Ne X A l Nohara, Irene Noland, Charles DECA 3 Rowing 1.2.3 KHS 12,3 Ogam, Dennis Ogata, Joyce jr. Council Rep. Problems Comm jesters 2 Bulldog 2,3 Mystics 3 Renaires l,2,3 Perez shows Helen Ige reference we xi Ni IQ fx lwa, Collins rack l, 2, 3 sters 2 LISG Rep. 3 . 4 Q lm 'll vw- S ,,. f fi I Okimoto, Martha jr, Prom Decora- tion Chrmn. Sr. Council Rep. NHS 2,3 'H' s 7 l 5 Q ft- - ' W HPV' 15,1 as '37 E' ii Okino, Junko Okubo, Ralph Onaga, Betsy Onaga, Irene Bleachers Comm. 1 KHS 12,3 KHS l,2,3 Cheers 1,2 I-LR, Treas. Renaires 3 ISCF 12,3 -e. 4-iw, ', 3. 4-Q.. 'Q -4 ' .Q -, We-v X ik - Onaka, Genevieve H.R, Treas. 3 Les Larettes 3 Oshiro, Janet K HS l 2.3 Pang Kee, Anthony KHS 1.2.3 1 rv, l -A -. wi , 4 , ,avg ay. vl wi... 'Q -A., .,, . ,Q .4 1 -,, ,He ,I fem,-:N 'Fw -in sw' X we-v f x ease T37 A A .-,Y .,' X , x -, if , if mi' f 5' Q R 001 4 Q ff' x-f'f,'Q,u 1' A 'V - L , Onishi, Donald Oshiro, Alban KHS l.2,3 Sabres 3 FFA 1,2 KHS 3 Rhythmaires 3 Otsu, Amy Pacheco, Marguerite Chandeliers l,2,3 IPO 2,3 Soph, Council Rep. H.R. Treas. 3 Pasco, John KH9 1.2.3 jr, Newman I Pauline, Frances KHS l,2,3 ,H 5 2 F Q sb-J T .I Oshiro, Cynthia KHS 12.3 Hui Kalani 1 Palakiko, Henry jr. Council Rep. Basketball Rowing 3 Perreira, Raynard Band l,2,3 jr. Newman i s PW C, Q ld Oshiro, jane M. Renaires l,2,3 ISCF l,2,3 Les Larettes 1,2 Palmer, Richard RHS l,2,3 Cheerleader 3 Perry, Clinton Photographer 2,3 Ka Hali'a 2,3 Bulldog 3 S E N I 0 R S continued 78 ga, . I nA Pieper, Luellen l B , ' Q - 3 Y my v Q.. :-,sp-1 -I I . 5 ' - - I -ff - . X k CY ..., ,. ' if . ..,..,. i .. I Y K , Z q.,- 4 . A 'Wt A .,..L ,, to as 15: 5 y L-U .V,V Ji qzl .mf Z 4 . E ., ,, O I ,- - 'wwf' .,.. - 4 y A Pestana, Robert Peters, Henrietta Peters, Leonard Track 2,3 KHS l,2,3 Rowing l,2, Puuohau, joseph Rowing 3 rh- 1 f Richards, Georgia Ann Hawaiian Instru- ments 2,3 Polynesian Club 2 H.R. Pres. 2 Sakoda Lois iscr '1 2,3 KHS 1,2,3 Quezon, Rosario H.R. Sec. 1 Lori-Nells Corr. Sec. 3 mt ' 5, 2 ' my K 2 Rodenhurst, Guildford Jr, Basketball 1 Sr. Football 3 Sr. Basketball 2,3 Salazar, Henry Golf 2,3 KHS l,2,3 jr. Newman l,2,3 Newman Club 2,3 Jr. Council Rep. Raynor, Leighton Track l,2,3 Jr. Football 1 Sr, Council Rep. KHS l,2,3 Rees, Hildred KHS l,2,3 .... ,155 L- ff'- W. S ff: 3 xi Prevo, Allan Soph. Council Rep. H.R. V.P. 3 Mystics Reimann, Edward Rowing 2,3 Sr. Football 3 Chorus 3 ui! A , . Q. b Q , 3 .M ii Q , E ' S 'T i 5 Rodrigues, Samson Sakamoto, Lois Sr. Football l,2,3 Sr, Basketball 3 Mystics Sgt.-at-Arms 3 Sang, Henry S Tennis, 3 Sr. Basketball 3 Renaires l.2,3 KHSG Treas. 3 NHS 2,3 arae, Samuel Band l,2, Golf i A Sakamoto, Lorraine Club '59 2,3 DECA 3 Girls Glee Club l Sasaki, Myra H.R. Sec. 1 Les Larettes l,2,3 Reveries 3 Q ir X 'i --..,, ,on k Nl-s Sv ' Al 'Og B- wa. Q Sato, Tex H.R. V.P. 2 Shibuya, Ruth Les Larettes 2,3 Sweethearts 3 KHS l,2,3 Shimada, Lillian Bulldog Business Manager 3 Chandeliers l,2,3 uw 55135 2 2' 'A fx K 3 . M, My s g Sierra, Robert KHS 2,3 fst- g a s 1 1 1 'S uw-g -A Xl Sayama, Elaine Girls Glee l Advance Choir H.R. Sec. 3 Shiira, Bert KHS 12,3 H.R, Treas. 2 Shimata, Melvyn KHS 1,2,3 gi I we 1 1 2 Sisson, Mona NHS 2 Sr. Choir 1 Sr, Council Rep. Wsax hs.-ov ' 1 We See, Keith jr. Football 1 Soph, Sgt.-at-Arms Group Singing 1,2,3 Shimabukuro, jean Les Larettes l,2,3 el 5 rw.. Q 5 1..- x 5 K 1 ,gg wie' R' 40 ,df 4'---v Seo, Lawrence HR, Treas. 1 Shimabukuro, Jessie H.R. Chrmn, 3 Club '59 Les Larettes l,2,3 Courtesy Comm. Club '59 2,3 Shimooka, Seward Shintaku, jane KHS l,2,3 KHS l,2,3 S N .e., W, at V 'x ' g ' at x .u f ix f 'l ' K, K :Ai xx ' , i A -- A i Q Snyder, Linda Southard, Ronald Mutual Aid Comm. KHS l,2,3 Sec. 1 Polynesian Club 2 Jr. Newman 5 Q, gf 1 sn 44'- 1? . 4- XE at ' I 43,13 , I i 1 A . Serikawa, Charles Rhythmaires l,2,3 Baseball 2,3 Shimabukuro, Roy KHS l,2,3 jr. Achievement 2 Shipe, Carlene DECA 3 DECA Club Reporter CA . N- q w.,-3, f fl xi .. Sumida, Lila Soph. Class Treas. Renaires 1,2,3 NHS 2,3 S I N I 0 R S continued !.........., ,.., -... .,-t K E .xi I T: I, nm . 5 'rx 'gk' Wlliv Z: 5 7 ,: A ...Q Y 3 , FL , , f,,,f...m , 2 'M :,.- t , Y V Y kwa , EZ s:'. , IIQV K V X 'W xp l X Q l K R . xg ac:-'P Suzuki, Carolyn KHS l,2,3 Les Larettes 2 Sweethearts 2 Sgt-At-Arms 3 Takahashi, Dorothy Club '59 1,2 COTC 3 KHSG Rep, l Takara, Jeanette Les Larettes l,2.3 Club '59 3 Tanaka, Robert Sabres' Pres 3 Key Club 2,3 Banking Comm, l ' .sr , ,A it 1:-as .., 5 J ski iii -, an 52,0 ,I ,C . as Sweeney, Roy DECA Takamoto, Ruth KHS l,2,3 Club '59 2,3 Les Laretteg 1,2,3 Takayama, Clarence KHS l,2,3 T anigawa, Charlene Renaires l,2,3 ISCF l,2,3 NHS 2,3 4' 1 X or y , ,rg P I WMF' xx lx f , . K .vi :Y bi. T - 2: Mae , C ' - - f- , V s -':' - war., Taaea, jeanette Taira, Joyce Takahara, Edmund Les larettes 1 H.R. Sec. 3 KHS l,2,3 Choir 2,3 Lori-Nells DECA 3 Chaplin 3 Takara, Deanna Takara, Edwin Takara, gean Les Larettes l,2,3 KI-IS l,2,3 Club '5 3 ISCF 2 Rhythmaires 2,3 Les Larettes l,2.3 DECA 3 Health Comm. 1 Takayama, Eugene Takemoto, Harriet Tanaka, Carol KHS l,2,3 Glee Club l Sweetheart 2 jr, Choir Treas. Sec. 3 DECA 3 H.R. V.P. 3 Soph. Council Rep Tanji, Kenneth Tanji, Samuel Tasaka, Robert DECA 3 Key Club l,2,3 H.R. Pres, 2 Sabres' 3 KHSG Rep. 1 Band librarian 2 KHS l,2,3 Teixeira, Bibiana junior Newman Club 3 J.P.O. 2 Tateishi, Alvin H.R, Pres, l jr. Council Rep. 2 Tom, Melvin . , Varsity Football 3 Junior Miss Club 3 JV Football 2 Cashmeres Club 3 Rowing team 2,3 Tokeshi, jane H.R Sec 3 1. 935 x ut A MRM, 'ff'-nl J Tengan, Vivian H.R. Chairman 1,2 Banking Committee 2 Renaires 2,3 Tom, Robert H.R. Rep. 3 Ace's Club 2 Art, Comm. 2,3 SHOPPING SPREE: Senior Lydia Fernandez purchases school supplies in Bookstore from salesgirls Jessie Shimabukuro and Susan Nakabayashi. 5 f , 5, - KL 'ik Teruya, Amy CRTC V.P, H.R. Treas. Sweethearts Club 3 3 2 Tomomitsu, Walter my .PN . ICS as-R-F Thomas, Flossie Polynesian Club Torigoe, Susan 2 KHS 1,2,3 Oratorical Comm. Chrm. 3 Club '59 Bulldog 2 gg-any 1 -hw -4 un.-4-q It . '53-7 ff '17 ll' . f is F91 , x hw 49 fl. Towata, Carol KHS 1,2,3 Tsuchitori, Steven Track 1 Uesugi, Mae Renaires 1,2,3 H.R. Sec. 2 Uyema, George KHS 1 ,2,3 ' at ' lf Q.. A 41 5 M. at . if 'iw Il ...J I C' 'tgphk . px: 1 ', ' A Toyama, Wilfred KHS 1,2,3 Tsuda, Gail Sweethearts V.P. 2 H.R. Sec. 1, 2, Umeda, Gail Renaires 3 Uyema, Stanley KHS 1,2,3 3 . 1 , an ,W 12 4 .1 . , I a .ra L fl , ...W A A., 1 Toyoshiba, Betsy H.R. Rep. 2 Reveries 3 Tsugawa, Steven Rowing Rhythmaires 2,3 Swimming 3 Uyeda, Leilani H.R. Sec. 2 Future Nightin- gales 2,3 Lori-Nells 3 Villanueva, Norma junior Newman Club 3 Polynesian Club 2 fu.. 'll X . .. l, X v V. I in N. g,,. f7 X R . . Tsark, Clarence KHS 1,2,3 Tsuha, Elaine H.R. Treas. 3 Cashmeres 3 Lori-Nells 3 Uyeda, Melvin H.R. Rep. H.R. Pres. Mystics Club 3 Vilmaire, Warren Rowing l,2,3 H.R. Treas. 2 H.R. Rep. 1 YU! J' .A .. 3 .ak Ml? gk, Y 1. .gp buh W' Tsubota, janet Club '59 2,3 COTC 3 Uedoi, Fred Rhythmaires 3 Uyeda, Michael Rowing 3 Vincent, Palma H.R. Rep. 1 1'1- 'uf ? -. ' -A : Q 222355: , J df... ' Eg iz . Von Oelhoffen, Gertrude K H S 1 ,2 , 3 Whaley, Evangeline jr. Choir Sec. Sr. Council Rep. H.R. V.P. 1,2 Yamada, james Rhythmaires 2,3 s... Yamamoto, Rachel H.R. Sec, 1 H.R. Treas. 2 W' PDI- . i gm Q-in .4 'N A Bw is my yi Rf .A 'I ' ' ,l 'Ii i W t . , I A 1 vx .: K :Q I F, zz' 9 ' .-.2 3 Q 'N'-. A ...,., i f f 'Q t 324 ' 'I -- ,E jj. Fi f , is A -mf 3' x ' gg -1 f ni Von Oelhoffen, Watai, Kenneth Wauke, Donald Wcatherwax, james Rowing 1 H.R. Treas. 3 Wendell Sr. Basketball 3 KHS l,2,3 Mystics 3 KHS l,2,3 Sr. Football 3 Sr, Baseball 3 Yagi, Frances Yagi, Marian Yagi, Richard Yamachi, Amy Les Lareltes 12,3 H.R. Pres. 2 Rhythmaires 1,2 KHS l,2,3 Renaires 3 Les Lareltes l,2,3 KHS 1,2,3 Cashmeres V.P. 3 Yamada, Robert Yamaguchi, Carl Yamamoto, Florence Yamamoto, Grace Advance Band 1 KI-IS l,2,3 H.R, Sec. 3 Les Larettes 2,3 jr. Baseball 1 Lori-Nells Sgt.-ab Club '59 2,3 Rings 84 Pins Arms 3 Chrmn. 2,3 .U 5. x W rm 2' R' A-'25 f 'M . 1 . f Nga s Yamanuha, Carol Yamaoka, Sharon Yamasaki, Janice Yamashiro, Frances Renaires l,2,3 Junior Miss 2,3 NHS 2,3 Lori-Nells 2,3 Archives Comm. 2,3 Sr, Council Rep. Renaires l,2,3 Special Proj. Comm. 1,2 Sr. Class Assembly Chrm. S E N I 0 R S continued Yamashiro, Lillian KHS 1,2,3 COTC QFBLAJ 3 Yokota, Norman KHS 1,2,3 Yoshimura, Sue Cheers 1,2 Cashmere 3 Courtesy Com. .ul ' ., 1 - A x six . , Young, jerry Laminating Com. l,2,3 jr. Assembly Comm. 2 KHSG 1,2,3 Yamauchi, Ann Chandeliers l,2,3 KHSG Rep. 1 H.R, Sec, 2,3 Yonamine, Kay, KHSG Rep 1 Renaires 2,3 DECA, Treas. 3 Yoshioka, Samuel KHS 2,3 Knights 2 Mystics 3 Yasuda, Richard Baseball 1,2,3 Rhythmaires l,2,3 H.R. Sgt.-at-Arms 3 Yoshida, Howard junior Class Pres. O.Y.C, Delegate 3 K.C.F, Pres, 2 Yoshiyama, Richard KHS 2,3 'Ma Yee, Audrey KHSG Rep. l,2,3 KHSG Standing Com. j.R.C. 3 Yoshida, Marjorie Sweethearts 2,3 Pres. 2 Sr. Class Sec. N.H.S, 2,3 Young, Carolyn Sr, Class Rep, 3 Future Nightin- gales 2,3 jr. Newman 3 Young Virginia Grade Council Rep. 2,3 Ka Ha1i'a Sec. Ed. 3 Sweethearts 2, Pres. 3 Zakimi, Louise DECA 3 Reveries 1 Zukeran, Carol Sr. Class Rep. Les Larettes 3 s Yee, Rosemary Hui Kalani 1 H.R. Pres. 1 KHSG Rep. 1,3 Yoshikami, Norman Rhythmaires 2,3 COTC Pres., 3 Young, Claton KHS 3 Dalessio, Adeline KHS 1 ,2,3 Adams, Marylyn Akana, john Allyn, Thomas S. Ariana, William Anderson, Francis Baptiste, William Bodine Allen Brumlow, William Cabang, George Carvalho, William Chang, Gertrude Ching, Abraham ching, Eddie Clark, George Clifford, john Correa, Lawrence Didtson, Wayne SENIORS NOT PICTURED Duarte, Vivian Edgerton, Dorothy Francisco, Roy Hasegawa, Allen Hirata, Richard Ige, Harold Iha, Raymond Inouye, Carol Ishibashi, Kent jarbine, Marietta Jenkins, Claude Kam, Kenneth Kam, Theodore Kaneshiro, Edward Kapua, Irvil Kashiwamura, Roy Kema, Lulu Keuma, Ernest Kia, William Kiesel, William Kihano, Paul Kim, Randall Kishaba, Paul Kiyama, Wayne Kuaimoku, Festy Kurosawa, Roy Lagrimas, Gilbert Lawelawe, Herbert Lee, Richard Lloyd, Harry Manaole, joseph Omellas, Jesuine Oshiro, Sanford Passion, Philip Perez, Kathlyn Peters, Raymond HULA HOOP: .. Senior Scarlett Hiruko tries her luck at the hula hoop as Nellie Matsuno, Carolyn Suzuki and Virginia Young look on at the Senior Picnic. Plunkett, Thomas Purdy, jacob Reis, Anthony Sakato, Thomas Shirnabuku, Walla Silva, judith Smith, La Veme Soares, Kealoha Tavares, Patricia Tokunaga, Robert Tomaselli, Francis Ueno, Robert Uyerna, Roy Vierra, Robert Yamaguchi, Roy Young, Melvin Zukeran, Isaac C8 UNDERCLASSMEN Following in the footsteps of the graduating Seniors, the Underclassmen found that only through hard and good work could they reap their rewards. In the tradition of American public educa- tion, they have the privilege of going to school to learn and to have fun and fellowship while practicing the basic ideals of American democracy. They lived their lives on the campus in the traditions of free America. 'hui 0 J Q 'iw 41 I ., , : fa wr. xii I if ag... lg.. I..- '2 jeanne Stewart Pfesidenz 3 -A, 1, L2 xi:- f .3 1, fi K I? XX ' f 9 f 151 fn .Amr COUNCIL MEETING-Members of the junior Council give their full concentration on an important problem. IAVQ-rue Nishimura Vice President Brenda Ignacio Robert Gore Leonard Gouvd Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-A t-A rms , If R if QA A ti ,L A A a ,, f x A .nf -L Q: A 3 ,M I NM Aj A . ' 5 x if x f off mf., A . iv, ' -f v-vw .- S, Edna Wong Adviser JUNIGRS When the doors of KHS opened in September, Juniors greet- ed each other all primed for a school year that promised many good things. An orientation assembly early in the year welcomed the stu- dents who were now members of the junior Class. Juniors, under the chairmanship of Timothy Choy, served the school by making Christmas mail boxes to spread holiday cheer during the yule season. March 5, 1959 will always be remembered in the hearts of all the juniors as a day of gaiety and fun. Their class colors, pink and black, were seen everywhere on the campus on this, their Class Day. A luncheon-banquet was followed by a talent show put on by various junior students. A special edition of the Bull- dog, edited by janet Ogata and assisted by members of the Jun- ior Class, was also part of this gala occasion. All juniors will remember their junior Promenade, which was held on April 18. This memorable occasion was held at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. The high-light of the Prom was the crowning of the junior Mr. and Miss, who reigned over this fes- tive occasion. These were just a few of the many things the Junior Class undertook, enjoyed, and accomplished. Mrs. Edna Wong guided and advised the Junior Class. Her tips and hints and the cooperation of all the students of the junior Class made this year a very successful one. PLANS FOR PROM-junior Council Officers. Brenda Ignacio, Leonard Gouveia, Jeanne Stewart, Robert Gore, and LaVerne Nishimura make plans for the junior Promenade. Ui' 4 W1 -is -1 atm- giim . x 1 s imma in xg it JUNIORS Continued v. fr 1 tml?-1-ef ' ' C Li ri' X W, -avg' ,, f f., lxmii 'eff' , C .at 11? A 'Q A A4 U nf , L mf, W ' Clary? 8 'f -'21 '- fr Q . , fff,' . Q A 5 kim fl? ti, A 47 -.-S 1, W x .A yy ,A ,, , , Tw, ,E y at v h f .. . .,,- A 'gba' ,f ' 'I 15 , .C it .... A IFA' 1 45' J Y E ns 2 yay? at Af' 3 fn- kk kfxvfffr QM, 4 Y it-fy xgs'v 5 jr To ff P ,M 2 M I Nagy A K , 5 V A i '.A' ,Ali 'P' Q , F ,W K gg 5 A 390- 2 Q -' ' C ' M '- , . M H5155 A Wim, A ,'11 , to ,- ' ,. I I .Z :,- 'NJ . ,, : rj yggvigggqigkff ' 51 f-ff' Se or fl E W' ' f . E W ..... l ,,w waataa we , 1 -- 2 - ai fi? ' L. t Z , if ova f if l l iz: -:r 1 1: fr K , f---' ' A an 'far- ' -IV: .lla C A l,kglNX5 j'- , W w X my Q E35 3 H Y jf V Q1 ,w,. .Lgx xfliifi' may HW 'f li '1 its M Abe, Douglas Ahn, Edwina Akau, Edward Andrade, Caroline Asai, Melvin Afalava, Dolly Aikala. Edward Aki, Edwina Aoyama, Howard Asato, Harry - ' if N riff, wav KAN Fr Q Z Y if Agaria, Yolinda Aikala, W'inona Akiyama, Sandra Arai, Douglas Ashimine. Joyce Baptist, Paul -QQ' , HV, s.,.:',,1 s gy - 'Q w 4! A A ls Aguiar, Duane Ah Hee. Audrey Aiwohi, Daryl Akana. Charles Alameida, john Amii, Glenn Arakaki, Pauline Arakaki, Priscilla Aveiro, Douglas Awa, Elsie Barcenas, Geraldine Barrineau, Caroline ik Mn tg. 5 it x E59 ilu K' N.. Wt. k lr 7 , E 1 ,-., -'ff 'hw WW, f N i 2 g' K , S X mn fa X. .1-.. ,,- . :iw .-l ffl Ah Hee. Stella Akana, james Amoy, Carolyn Aramaki, Ethel Baptist, Barbara Bernard, Mary B Ii , M V --V'- .f it ,B C r s , was , 51 , 5 ,X .,.. NTS? , Lwwx iwmwty 5, .L , ,yt A . ,WJ 5. N X . ,.. is A. 9 it j g B K 'H , SK, ,Q Q !:.,,.,i,k, ,,,,. .M r BIT, 3 . 2 ,ms K I , l vw-f , ' K ..J. Al maria X J lf V 3, me L.. if.. , a C 1 .mllaafadm ffl fa li' fe 'Q-A f 1, ::. farm ,- QT- ' X 'A' 'mf' , we if lf 2 'r' , g lr .lsfx l 7 .5-X xv 5 1 X 80 'V is :f,,,xL L ,t .- - X ,h- Q Q' , xl - geUEnC0llTl, Guy Bietc, Merilyn Bogden, Daniel CHgrc'EIri31Ygeli Salman? Melvin Camacho, Raphael 1 ' , - ne . ar, ynnelte Chikasuvc, Ca l 6, Q Ching, Shirley Ann Ching, Tamar Ching, Xavicrm yn la?f1..'T 3 Bertram, Karen Bruce, Phyllis Chang, Verna Ching, Ronald Chong, Nathan MINSTRELS BACKSTAGE! Helene El e xl-' wt wife? 5 ' y1 'x xx awe x X ' lik X .4-' I x wr . - K, s- it 9 s ' ,- MQ v -.X X X .-, fm, MS sm J, M , ,, . x 1 . -4 t 'N -. 32. . E -, M K 2 sw- ,V Q . ks My R, 1 Y - -ifi f5f'f . I - 'Maki f W Boyd, Rose Carias, Elaine Ching, Clifford Chofk Benjamin lis and Geraldine their cue during the junior Class Day talent show. .dm ri if Broome, Robert Carvalho, RiCh1rd Ching, Mary Chock, Carolyn Barcenas await JUNIQRS Continued ln, ' , g 'Z ,im l P L, ,ff-f' 41 1 J! 'Q , Ms' :XA l f 'kPff l fi F9 s . .4 , ii- A -1 E , - , ,...,..,. 5. A 'Ji ff' , ' .ff KH il s . VV' fm E QEQJIM a U 1, f' U5 giving 4 Choy, Timothy Chun, Pearl Cordeiro, Ethel Correira, Norbert Dejcsus, Rose Marie DeMel1o, Claudia ,- i T :Fl 3 , swf' - Y G - M , , A-we A ' V' 1 Q0 iz. if a wQ'u:',i,,X 'P Mx, I 'M' U .E 3' 'K Hg 5 L f V57 fi M4 V S? f' J' Lk J- :lllf Q M-'sy' in 2337 J on sy I Qs., 3 My N , wr l, QS or , Q We K K R 4 , -xi 'W r 'ff' i le: ff f We .gl ' Q13 N- an 2.595-' X 'S We ' N ir P f i i i l, X L- 75 IV - K, X Chung, Clinton Cruz Anita . , Dang, Priscilla Davis, Beverly Delas Reyes, Lloyd Digmon, jack Doi, Melvin Chung, Noel Chung Hoon, Violet Cooke, Penny ' Deguchi, Seda Dole, Luella Donlin, 'Raenette Duthie, james Ebalaroza, Sergio Ebisu, Waller Ellis, Helene Elsey, Jacqueline Espindola, Sheila Eugenio, Carolyn Eybs, Harry Fujii, Warren Fujikawa, Carolyn Fujimori, Marjorie c he 8 in - '75 'W 6 in ' 3: 1' QT, T ? A V W' ,W Y I i I, t' fy fx iQv'l Q 3 .N M X 4 ia 1 V W , .W '-A if f- I L 5-:fx iwif 0 P X Pi A i 8' i Z , 'ini f N wi nm f'.....w fu. mx ily., K ' -J , E? . ' ,, . ' J 72 -f 7' vflfjig wry? H7 Q f fl 'fy -ff' Q ,P 5 A 1 w P, ' i iff M. P A , ' ' 3 ' . 9' 82 5 .-:Q il' - K 2. 2 2 ,,. Ta W x rf, f yi? J i YV -vr 4, il V. 0'vfL4 NY' r i fee . W . Y .H luv' AX -4 've' f-1? J . x ' 'X x. ., f , , ff 2 r MZ. , , ,Q W A vii' N 6 1..- s Avff, ' il 5 2 e I K i . . -Q K IX 7 xx 1 'Qi ' 1 - - 'S . i ' -. .Q ' sm- 'MH' 7 Q--yr' :FM gl ij- F X r I f rf! .-.r 'X fi .,- X U Y X 'A Y lR!gEI5iYvExSF?'Le'h i'7f'I Stfrgffzffn I'2dWf1 Si ilqfevino, of Fnjimulu, Thonnuasina Fuiioka, Alvin Fuiita, jay E -0 If ' lml' .cfmfung 5'f'1HLe1 8965 UP5 and hmfs Fujita, Marlene Fukuji, Carol Fnku'i, Karen an interested junior, Gordon 1 am. 1 1 I Fuse, Faye Cinozzi, Norman ,.., -A-. .1 fr -. f.- X 3 fd' Futenma, june llmncs, Gary :N X mn 'je n r 'if ,s,..' i'Tv Ref! 1. M 1 ,fm Vw.. Clalacia, Uodfred Gomez, Dolores gl, 'hw' 5.4 wr W x 1 cm iff' frffwe' , f 'Aa -'yr v. wif cf , ,-'W T kgff, mgj, .1 Al Ifukumura, Gary Fung, Clarence Furuyama. George biho. Philip llima, Avis Cinoza, Kenneth Gomez. lidwzird Gonzalvcs, Daniel Goo. Irorenc 2: 'JI' 1 All rg '-F 'fi' F n in w QM- r f 1 A X V W,-f J Y sf I ff Q . F-35. e 5 K . lg: M l ' . an ally Y Q' as .li . L -A 2 ..-. i g if Q I ,, M K 5 f jj Y . r , fig-1 . ,dv i N li, s W' ,Wg N x . - 'A - '. 1 .1 . . -. ',P fff.iWi',f X ,......f- V N QW. ui, 3 V N' .M Ki 'D -Q 4 ,W W- , X ww?- ' mt nu 1- VN. 1A,n ' lf, J C-Off? Robert Gouvua Carlos Couveia, Leonard Hamada Annie HHlll19Hkl farol Hamasaki, Grace Hattori Edwin Hayashi Barbara Hayashi, Clarence CHA CHA CHA' Iumor Prom Court rehcarscs the Cha Cha for t Hawaiian Hotel highlight of the junior class activities. a N , I 1? tl, .35 'Jaw ,f ' ,..,-awk 1 W M.. f wtf , 9 i V J X B 2 0? 1 Z an A sat' 1 N Gushiken, jane Haitsuka, GCOTC Hashimoto Higa, jane he Big Night . ,,.-. Wm , Helen Hashimoto, Paul Higa, Ronald ef: IM- K.. 1A fi i' J ,X ,Q 2 55' ' V 'N -m,,,, X 'ff 5 ,df in y l I 4- 2? A -44 If 'IT' M.. 'Wm 'es . I liga, Stella liramoto, Donald bara, judith kehara, Hazel ahibashi, Fredina icha, Arlene 'kv' YQ. Q '-fate f -W-Q. . 1 CM V5 I E J it aww , na. 'Q , gpg? 'wgws ri kwa garf' ! his Jr., ...N mm? Lf.. A 'ff y. N... me ggi-.Ar - QQ... - I Higashi, Amy Hiura, Don Ichimura, Lloyd Ikei, Dennis Ishihiro, Lance Jinbo, ,Io Ann - X A IMD i -9 I' X --is .. , N' Nr .Q - r, fm KVM If-'ti I f' fs , ,Q I N 1 S2 ..a Q- lf' ef f q X f 12' I ,sz --., 1: ..-L, 2: i M' 5 i as ee' in A ' 'if' Q i'ala1 'i,'x A I k 'Q . 5 X i , ,I , 7: 'T 73' 5? , - ' 1 C41-,X , ' - '-' . .R ,Z cg- 3 - -9- y f Pi . if . 3 Faq Q :X W iv A f V N I ii, , I . A exch K yi 1 K. :Eg E my :lugs ' f K C: -'-si, i 'Q ,.., iw- f ' em my A 34- ,f ' A + , I 1 I , 4 f. w if if Y lm 'Ii' ,.. fa ,,, 2 'ff 9 if -'f I ua.. .H I . vc., R '77 'I ' P ' in f H if l ii- Higashihara, Paul Honda, Ardel Ichinose, Paul Ikci, Xavier Ishii, Patrick jitchaku, Carol Higuchi, Dennis Horiuchi, Lorna Ifuku, Frank Ing, Betty Ishimoto, Sandra jones, jean Hill, Alexander Hu, Dorothy Ignacio, Brenda Inouye, Jean Ishizaki, Calvin jyo, Gene Hirahara, Vivian Huihui, Moses Iha, Karen Inouye, Stanley Izutsu, Barbara Kaaua, Corrine .IUNIORS Continued fa 42 W 'L' i sf jj 2 'IT :za -gg- , xy 1 K a W .r ax: ir yall: y P ' 4 1, HN -Eg., I ' - I 2 , 0 it Y ta! K 1 K P if? if 1 y is ff :vw 5 in it K K A .-' ik fbi 'af f IG: . lf? if LW 1: Q ' -ww, '33 ns fv- 0 .0-uw ,, K w 't f M..- , JSI..-' 'M 'ww vm- 'ziuewzfl A rv' , .-., ,.,,. M' W 1 1 'ii i ,N , it t W , ' ,- P sky, 1 t , . W ' A g, - 7w,,'w' f X ,. f 'A 1 fl K i 3 W . 4- i 1: 1- in KY up M i ,' W? M J Q., , X V, 4 44-A J 'Said fri ' f . ,K Elf' xi i V il 1 R vi I W S 'u .1 ' ' ' V 3' vt Q, i wr' ' A Y 3 it xt ,QS A ,K X ' Ii ' .-',Q'+v..- .-if U wm,, i :: fr i P-Q fr: , ' f' ' ' , :X of A rf V l aww. 'L' 'T' Y 4- W ' ' Zz. 2 , .,, W vw' fa W W 1 . , ' ' - w . ' t at 4 to M-K fn g A if 'L iz: P, '- Q sy, , C: '93 c: '21.. ', N., H ,nw 1 ,t -'fm 1' ...N , , , ,g - MWA? ,Q 5 , My V Y:-1 E .!'?'vfw'iL!Z 'Nw , f 7 ' aff' K, I . Q 1 4 :J ',A ' i k if ,R . xynt 0, fv I M ,Q L if .. , W- -r.-.fi ff 4 fr .. :si 55' Y.. ' ... ' W 1- ,S it -212. 9... ii wi' ji.. nd 'z 'I , 521, W - V , ,M P of ,, Q f P , or y 2 A V' ,, ,, 3 I 1. L . f N , , P, .QW Kaawalauolc. Glenn Kadokawa, Brenda Kageyama, Roy Kajioka, Alvin Kaiiwara, Kathleen Kakazu, Virginia Kam, Charles Kam, Diane Kanagushiku, Helen Kashiwamura, Gary Kato, Myra Kawabata, Caroline Kawahata, Linda Kealiaki, Winona Kekahuna, Pauline Kekahuna. Peter Kekaula, Myron Kekipi, Velma Kim, Pamela Kimura, James Kimura, Paul Kimura, Sandra Kirkpatrick, Ruth Kiyabu, Patricia Kivabu. Rodney Kobayashi, Naomi Kobayashi, Roger Kobayashi, Ted Kodama, Kenneth Koga, Donald Koga, Ellen A Kotake, Alvin Kubota, Edwin Kubota, james Kunishige, Carol Kuramoto. Naomi Q' 3, , I x Nik 2 V gum . Q gfvx ,rggx in 3 4 V W, , W . I . l . as r A 1 5' if if 1 my 1 L. ' A' -- L 1 X H W 5 , ialigxxf it I Yu. Sl.. if- Q Q, 2 'fl' tt Q fu N,,': l-,if-.-J gy r if-.kv VY . M L , U . ,ak i , gs, X ss as .ff at ls, 1. Af? it 1 5 W fr Q s Q Ffh 1? 'fa 1- E' 2 ... -uw lt N be Y X, A X , ' 'f :234 for 3 E 4 Q J 4 f X ' 5 lf gi-, . i li 1 ta .7111 iivf -' 1 I i .. f W M I ,Q MW Q: me 1 'W P N L L ffm-W s...,....' li ','.. . 'ATQS- Q-fs? u- ,Tvfg L to 'W p I 'ft L. Q L I ri faq wg a Q f':4,,e.', E wifi L nm. 'ff L - f . . - , Kuratsu. Ronald Latraille. Sharon Lau, Walter Lee, Bradley Lee, Ernest Leuck, Katherine Lew, Harry Lim, Elwood Lindsey, Ennnaline Liu, Halford Lopez, Lorraine Lui, Tremaine Lum, jeanette Lung. Louise Lyn, Charlotte Mabe, Katherine Macadangdang. Benjamin Machida, Pamela Maeda, Faith Maedo, Bert ' Y -3. -1: l ..f -w ' - DEADLINE! Editor janet Ogata works with page editors. Avis Gima, Naomi Nelson, Glenn Miyashiro, and Fredina Ishibashi on plans for the special junior Edition of the Bulldog that was distributed on their Class Day. N. X 'N X 1 33,3 . -sg. f. ,fl ,Q -6-af! Lee, Ronald Lopez, Josephine Mabe, Harris Makahi, Pnamana Maruya, Michael JUNIORS Continued 15 X Y, i Q za tiny' Liu' . .gms , if mi V Masuda, Carole Matsue, Edwin ,Q vim? mf Q-.dsl at fl 3... .-nr., fm ,rv-. M W ' 35 A au..--1 , ter? Masumura, Muriel Matsuda, Robert Matsumoto, Ken Matsumoto, Pat Matsuno, Barbara Mattos, Manuel Meguro, Lorraine ,Es t Iiiu -Q I ,... Q 'Mm i 'Tift t rn ,Q , ,,,,xmm- s Al 'A ' Yi Mau, Charlene Mercado, Dolores V fi, ,, f, ur. '9 4l' Qs. - .J A fm? 2 ,R Matsumoto, Melvin Matsuura, Kenneth Mau, james Miranda, Carmen YULE SPIRIT! Janice Kawano and Marilyn Takeuchi spread Christmas cheer as they deposit their cards into the mail boxes made by the junior class. Mau, Marjorie McDermott, Clifton Medeiros, Robert Mise, Frances Miura, Clara Miura, Stanley i , ' .-gf g at : ,,-.- ,WN M, Q45 A ,-.1 fs fs' I Eglfif ivfffib ' L '5 311.599 ,Z w WAN - ' ' tape its A ,ang : 1 , ,ov-Q, 'ff ,czw-.1 -e 'hares' ga .X ,A Q .: Inf 1 . 3, , M.. . f 4 W U .V R :RQ-he H N t ,-3-, C , . r at M- - f 2 FEL? ' - i f at Sa L, Z- Q fc ' K 'Bt Q - ff -S i 55' -xfw 5' we , af? -if H V s A nl MA? 3 W X fsnx V- . ic. or 953594 Q a'5g,,,f'J Q , a 1. vf,,s'glg A ,jim I ,ww , ,NN N-pv- ..: A wg ki ii. A yn . .ia , lk X ' Q ' ' ' 5 1 V 'fm x i,,.,,.4f4' , , ' X f iw is X we tt, u. G 1 , .5 Q f N -- H QM: ,E , ' 'fx 'fi 3395 0. Q..w. M223 f r M- t ,,. 5. 1 N g m.. ' . fi i z, 8 , ' ,, a fr, :aa ' a '.-.' o ' l.. ', ' 'O' ' :Mk 'R , ' i ' , Q I J NIV: xv Morioka, Amy Murata, Richard Nahinu, Mathios IF: W ' , W5 wr N li Ga wm a - .fm eww? if Miyamoto, Ann Miyashiro, Edwin Miyashiro, Glenn Miyashita, Ronald Miyazawa, Albert Mizokami, George Mock, jane Moniz, Edwina Morihara, Gerald Morihara, Roy Morikone, Wade Morimoto, Marjorie Morisawa, Karen Moriyama, Robert Murakami, Amy Murakami, Eloise Muramoto, Hazel Murata, Thomas Nakahoda, James Murphy, Suzan Nakamura, Kenneth f f 'aA'2 2 f Ki e ,J ' if -.if ffl SJ 12 12? Naehu, Carmen Nakamura, Jean 'F Nagano, Carol Ann Nakamura, Wallace I4 ,M 4w xXt in--5' W, . , raw' ,r X ,X U 15 - ,avi 1.35: I, G e 39 is 'Ni Y i t F Nagao, judith Nakanishi, Mae fi '29 aa. xx -as wr. QQ' JUNIQRS Conhnued .ax .. '2 fa, 2' ,Q K All Q 'K wt vw M. . ,.,. :amst4a..r .lr Nakaoka, Wallace Nauma, Alvin all vga!! f i s Q y it ,W -Jw l 5 Q gi W Ki gy, R N Nakashima, Amy Nakatsuka, Nancy Nakayama. Barbara Neilson, Raymond Nelson, Naomi Nelson, Ralph N 1 tg, Z as-fi1 'f fs W W , gifs? i law 5' as if A K if illfl . - 1 1' 32 V A ' all 'ws' S ' 'tr ,Q K! 1 www . 5, 'ia , . .AX 'rw tg . U .,.,. Liss Napuunoa, Milton Nishimura, Blanche Nishimura, Jane Nishimura, LaVerne Nobriga, john Nogawa, Ernest Noji, Violet SHADES OF THE '20'S-Vikki Thurston, Karen WHISTLEBAIT. This looks like- yes, it is--Andrew Bertram and Karen Thurston do a fast step for the Nakano modeling a new fashion for Kaimuki High umors at the talent show on their Class Day. boys at the junior Class Assembly. L s o ma me X :NA AS V X N ' I -H: 0- -rt. Wjf K X 1443? 2... M ,X A L-. ,Q . is .f tw? A- ft ti e t at I 532 . , L .f f Zi V . . ,., ,.,, xv 5 ' 11' ii Styli i ., ' 1 df. A 2 4 'f : ' z Q M. W CQ. W 4... ,, xv' N- A K . ' .Q - , W , 1 fv- . if t L Q' . mg' y ' 1 HT - 2? iw A ,L .'., 3 ,-' , C ,A C -A x ,gwxg - , X A13 ,Q zuiwgf MCL .vi 'AM ,. ' srl' A7 M f' -'vff l s 1 C in--H 2 Jw if M , i QI' ' 3 xi at lr .5 ..'. 1 W f, it 'Wi X' ' k -1- fp-c, N- i .lt ' . f-33' ' 'it ,Q X F ff 1' V W 'W A 7, V v . Q 3 1 sm X ' i . i Y' .5 ' X 4'-, ff ,,,, wit ' 5 it Tx!!-14' w..,. 4 i NC A f D I 1:4 t-N , 1 'V J K if Q..- f f A it 1' f Rx 41, K 3 I I N Ri i-.arg f i. 4 L ' 4 f 2' if , - r ' X C 1 af ,M Eg iffy - X 5 Nonomura, Marcia Okahashi, Lorraine Olmos, Milton , , Oshiro, Elsie W ,y I Pang, Samuel 'IR .mr QQ fm 'Q ,, X , 3 -'S g-Qngi 0 M.- M, -, Ei! .g wg -X f . C .X ':f- i ' 2 ff i. t 'S' QGSN Q V M I .. ,y . . .blb M.: ' , . ,Y -t 3- , W ,FtgQf Wie Q, ,ff , K , ' 3 I Y x I .... Q A ' . 5' Nua, Evangeline Okahashi, Ronald Omori, Leatrice Oshiro, Harold Peres, Nicholas Rapozo, Diane Nukushima, Robert Okamoto, jerry Omoto, Sylvia Oshiro, Lucille Perreira, Geraldine Rathburn, james Odani, Allan Okamoto, Stella Ono, Cynthia Ota, Duke Pestawa, james Recania, Frederick Ogata, Janet Okano, Roy Ontai, Carolyn Otani, Chester Petrowich, Diana Reviera, Mollie Okada, WVayne Okata, Jeanette Oshiro, David Oya, janet Prevo, Stephanie Rodrigues, David JUNIORS Continued sig? was ,X me Q, -In 4' ' ' E M 'af . . J kay ., K N it Ii It W, X , so -J T- . V t me Q my f if 7 f S 1 .' 4 'fffff S5 1 -: t 'v'1NQ' 5 J , J' ' '1 .msn 1 4 1 4 s X: .t is ,. .,.,., ,Qi E, W V 4 K li J El. L , 'fy 1, .. 5 1 , , u sg gi - V' ., gil , , 'KJ I 41 F? 1 I six, i y K 'II MN X A ..-: S WA' -1 if J iii-f ' . 'llfl 'f 1 43 . Quits i l Q 'C' 7 7' R i 'Y 44 N X .IL S z tt E MK d if in ,.,,,- H 3 :P ,:,AA, ., J I A J , A 8 , ugwx I i , if tl Q fx 1 .sm if i. ig 'eff st 5 Lil. t -E S 1 ,QSM Q y .4 g f'j 1 dxf- zief cf f' fx li: E-X, - fwfr hgh K J if J A Wx W at 'n ,ig ,fif,,Qff ., J W ' K th , , . E ,. W -iz A X V dj E51 ,jf fm, .in K .2 sv if Nx - jvc W ' ..' it all i e W i ,,,, nf. z 4 ..5.. . f i n ig! .22 R go fi? J S -es' +11 'F-To 31 Q.: - is V-lie'-V if ' 'l J M ilf' t 55 My , g ,Wy -V ,K 1-'km iff X Q, 9 , J . H 55.3 f ' 1' Eg! ff f J E ' .W 'ML N f 3 fs....w J Q we ' Q ' X M34 zil ,yA f S yy s s J, fgywsxffs, - iff, A' 1,1 rv ifgfe A4 ky , L. Xi . . . ,J :SN J Rodrigues, John Rubio, Elizabeth Sakamoto, Thomas Sakaguchi, Dennis Sasaki, Evelyn Sasaki, Judith Sato, David Sato, Sandra Segawa, Jean Setoda, Marilyn Shibata, Tad Shibuya, Clarence Shimabukuro, Joyce Shimabukuro, Kenneth Shimada, Lorraine Shimizu, Allan Shishido, Sadie Silva, Carolyn Silva, Ronald Simeona, Luana Song, Francine Souza, Earl Stewart, Jeanne Sumida, Jeanette Sakuma, Doreen Sayegusa, Dennis Shibuya, Dennis Shirnokawa, Allan Siu, Albert Tachino, Yvonne Santos, Paul Scott, Texie Shimabukuro, Bessie Shinn, Richard Smythe, Sharlene Taira, Kenneth il -A--nr' 'hir ici iw i . sy ': Wg' :Q ' Call f wi - a 1-.1.. f G - at kr J... ,,. 5 .-:fe 'T -:,-.L W 4:1 A f ,.,. T J..-fy x ,X i k x A , Q:-Q -' 'F F - 7. 7 - .L 3 B gg' 'n ww' f - f' if A- . ' -V J' - I 1 I ,ll I S' - I f iir- J ., . . - Y to ,fe . -ff ws' I f -A F I I , . 1 I rx ,- 5 3. tk: ' , -' Zi 'ati 'wx 13 ,A :gt mi, -.,':'v A X s lf? fl- tff-'TFDX A XF f L Nw sf i r ,w X Toguchi, Raymond Takamatsu, Roy Takamiya, Flora Tam, Franklin Tam, Gordon Tamanaha, Carol Tanabe, Phyllis Tanaka, Elsie Tang, Michael A- 5 Tanouye, Harriet Teraoka, Clifton Texeira, Paul fl in f,-SF? Qi kj, K Q, fa. i - ff- ' W' L y ' i ,X 'Q' F' ,-by t ffm f- F F . , ffhffm 3 - Jw . '14 T: lf'-Zi' - 2 t . X 5' so h as, X .,,,,,:gf Takamiya. George Takasaki, Frances Tamashiro. LawrenceTamashiro, Shirley Tangamori, Dennis Taniguchi, Frieda Thurston, Karen Todoki, Robert BANKERS-Allan Yoshikami, Paul Ichinose, Barbara Chinen, and Douglas Abe discuss banking procedures in preparation for Z1 smooth-running Banking Taguchi, Penelope Takushi, Thomas Day for the students at Kaimuki High School. Tarnbunting, Francisco A Tanimoto, Theta Toguchi, Stanley fr ni ,IUNIORS Continued A K, W j., - tv' 5 -Q. in. fill. N l 'Zig fe 'ii' i W' W ,, f we i -1 W W' m ,H I N2 ,Q X , 'W ,M W L I, i X1 ' 5.19 S X:,gA1.,,,.' K :ld , 4 LV' 'W' ' ' , ft V -E , ,Q if , Q ,f i ,t E ,, li .... ...M Q i QQ frat. , fr, If Qf- , f -J 1 2 A W T:-Zh Viv K5 WN if 'kj:3 ?f'!1X MKLZJ we ' , ig fm . 2. ,t Tokumura, Earl Tokunaga. David Tokunaga, Kenneth Tomita, Susanne Tsuchitari, Lily Tsuchiyama, Clayton Tsugawa, Ernest Tsukamoto, Gary Uno, Stanley Urabe, Wallace Urasaki, janet Urata, Ernest Ujimori, Leroy Uyehara, Nancy Uyeshiro, Elsie Valentine, Lila Watabayashi, Ralph Watanabe, Carolyn Watanabe, Lorene Wilhelm, Eileen dns xt V i fr- at .22 iam 0- A M . ,. ai' Www ' f N- fi 'f'-I-V' .. wwf . fx, 'W f' , 1 wr- ' -3-33 ,...: 'LZ .Q- Q' A vw- , , fm., M J' Jw, urgyi 'WM' , ' ' K Q svn-we x in 5 'wie' wr if wif? L 5 L l 'ei f lt ' Y f. S? ff'-R' e? Lea 5 ,. 1, 5 i 'X 17 3 4-. 31 X L' LAWS If A 5 .6 .52- . N'f '! A A Iii . 'N 24, Q .,e-f-,Sat lvl ' - -ez t W x ,, 2 ax Torigoe, Patricia Y i A - X M av ii 3 J- Ni F .. A Tripp. Alexander Tsuneyoshi, Raynor Tyan, Norman Uyeda, Sue Q Uyehara, Edith Vierra, Richard XVuda, Ruby Won, Alfred Wong, Verna it-rn sb. ,Q ,- , 5 .,V:. , 'Q' ' 1 5 K e 'C'-J 'X tgtlvi, x x .-- J gy S t W W, E 1 --QM fkigk' N '25 Q A e,.! . H e X A as av- NQ v aff ,sf gg: g , . , V .X it I K- 5 t . To K 1 K ,, .. if P va 1 ck Qfigyxx 2 h, K ,Z f ff' J ' x i ' ,..r . .- .. ,.lg..,'th..a , 1. 5 fifif All - :,' l . K - ,X '53 52 3 'JZ .. '? 3 7: . . lr Qt .. f-P . . ' C I . - IL- Q L i 1-.. W- A . ' ', a A X.. ,- '-fm , kv-WM . Q 'ij' K' 3 an ,,,.., I Ni ff ,ff XJ 'X C 1 . , , , , . 5' It 1 at if rf x 3 'L T' I 5 K ng . if . . . 4 are . X , A H t .se ' KIT fri'- '. Y. :iv-6. ,, 2- i ' X . , f , - A A- 4 .gi . ,bf . Y vs--s. If fm Z Q N f' ,Q Q., vw, Q una ,MA asmd, bt ,, .M wk as A X M-Ya. fl. Y N 6 1 -.. 1' ,,. f gf I i ' vvdlj Z - I If xv V . -5: . 1, ff .Yfax ,U I if ,f W - a X f, V my 'Q . . , - I 1 X. 'L Wozumi, Carol Mfynne, Andrew Yamada, Thomas Yamagata, Arlene Yamaguchi, Patricia Yamamoto, Dorothea Yamamoto, Gary Yamanaka, Helene Yamasaki, Ralph Yamasaki, Wayne Yasunaga, Richard Yoshida, Clifton ' Yoshida, Patrick Yoshikami, Alan Yanazawa, june Yasuda, Carol Yoshikawa, Richard Yoshimura, Douglas Yoshimura, Edward Yoshimura, Robert Yoshioka, Kenneth Yoshioka, Marjorie You, Cecilia Yamamoto, Gail Young, Audrey Young, Clifford Young, Geraldine Young, Melvin Zane, Lynne Zukeran, Frederick 44 K am X ali . 'N 1'-1, K Y' al in rv' A? 'RX at In 5 N H . -' , .L 4 f,,, 5 f ' 'ff- 'ly si, Q ,wa h f f K g 3. I QI, K it it 1, ' Y EEE? ,fi ,ff .. , MN K Y L ,Lg ,. , .C f Q l ,fx I . l a .4 ' ml . ,f 5 'N' New ,,.. i If W e ks an rv- . J -, r W, ,, QV -. - N , 1 .- ww.. , x, I Nw Eg.. tix,-,Q 9 ,M gt NSE , ' 0 K 5 WY' . 'N'-4 . X ' ' Nr af ' E f f f -'A f . : L1 r 4 in 'N Q 'N fir 0-X N' 5' ,AM mv, 1. v: W, x ,un- ff - f . in f if FT! 3 gif i Stephen Yoshihara President fx 1 nm-.ref 'F wo? N x qu COUNCIL MEETING. Sophomore representative Amy Isoshima busily takes notes while other representatives show varied reactions to the problem before them. Shelley Moon Vice President l I nfs' lg Madelline Izu Lei Suyama Edwin Awakul Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arrns - Q 3 , 'QQL13' yes ,' XM ,N .Qt is Haroldine Nunes A duisor XFN' 5 an-. Q-at vi WF' fr V rx -xx SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class of 1961 had a memorable year. This class with 791 students, headed by President Stephen Yoshiha- ra, Vice President Shelley Moon, Secretary Madelline Izu, Treas- urer Lei Suyama, and Sergeant-at-Arms Edwin Awakuni, was the largest ever enrolled at Kaimuki High School. Sophomore activities that kept the newcomers busy all year were the Sophomore mixer in November, talent assembly in De- cember, Class Day assembly and luncheon in March, and the high-light of the year, the banquet in May. Sophomore talent entertained all with expert dancing and singing. Miss Haroldine Nunes, Sophomore class advisor, steered the neophyte Sophomores through the busy and gratifying year. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Class secretary Madelline Izu seems to be doing all the work, while fellow officers look on, They are Lei Suya- ma, Edwin Awakuni, Shelley Moon, and Stephen Yoshihara. spur' f ,iv vm- Q--C! Q, 5 nlfll 'fuk x L' .ma .il SOPHOMORES Continued E 'ra ,af l M e A -. ff' a t 453213 -B it t Q Q 5 L. ' ,X A E , F in -V Q 1? W 32 'Re A 3733 I yy .V UQ '4 '79 A' . -.- gf W ' B f'45f ' e ' l flu 1 gi-6 in 'G' mi S2 im 1. 3 fl V ii B P5214 , if Q i 1: Liza: k r Z I, t . ,55,A .. v ll .I A K y . ' J .gb ' ., . ,, 3' '.-- It L 4 B fil l fm? - W' X fm X all 3712. E' if in 4 I?r5lf' 1 n i Way f wifi y as , f A I 5. Q W 'V L K 3 t Z. .3:.1 g gli 6, 0 Q 1: 1: 1: ie -A 1 lgwgj M. i' W4 X Q , ,,, r . N57 nizz if I I I1 y I .r Q .EV Q fini - ff' Y f E' ,.1, 4 A. 3:-' L '12 M' 3 Q53 we Q s fjsv wr K xii' Wim! ig i Q 1 3 W ifi? Ai ,fislllf rl i nr Abe, Helen Akana. Mildred Anderson. Leslie Ariyoshi. Linda Awakuni. lidwin Bell, Laura Abe, Robert Akiona, George Andrus, Leo Asada. Francis Baba, Charlotte Benawa, Sharon Abreu, Alan Akita, joan Aoto. Bernard Asato, Nancy Balgas, Phillip Benson, Brenda Adaclii, Carolyn Akiyama, Nancy Arakaki. Sandra Au, Linda Baquering, Phyllis Bernard, Ronald Adarna. lilwin Alipio, Barbara Arakawa. Robert Aveiro, Betty Lou Barcena, Gloria Bow, Agnes Aguiar, David Anamav Franklin Aramaki, Dennis :xVlllZ1IlOl2i, Jane Bell, Joyce Brewster. Ann rwster, lVard if i liiri 3 l 1 XN :Q Am, A , 'Z -in NX, i C w- Nia' so C law fi Z1 if as M I Q: Vi 5' 'Q-iff' ff 4 ei fi?-' Coil, :es elif f, .fi wj U' if f C -K ,h 4 . I I K YI A f wax 4 s 1 f fi . Z., ,M :rs .Q rn R 'K v- 3 buh f ' 'Q 'iff' if if -2, gr- C2 .Q Hr i 1--K' Q XM, L :yy L X - if i flff' f - M , ,f-' 4 C C . i ' E 1 --. 5 Q -1 ,Q W f-Y an r ..,, y ,Q ,Q 2 few 1 W -D i u X' lf' .2 x in 'ff ff .-, : Q l l 1 si 8- if Q -gg ' Q ,L S2 y M ia -Leg' ' A 3' . in -- yi 4 W Q W :. LA Q -rf I ang, Clayton lnen, Barbara jean ang. Clayton nng-Hoon, Erncstinc Coito, Joann Brown, Kingsley Chang, Clifton Chinen, Frances Chong, Linda Collins, Leolus Cambra, James Chang, Richard Ching, Carolyn Choy, Virginia Copeland, Carleen Delos Santos, Susan Ebisuya, Dennis Caszlquit. Judy Chang, Thomas Ching, I-Ilizabetli Chun, YVinifred Correia, Shirley Emoto, Lowell Chznnim, -Indy Char, Faith Ching, Nancy Chun, Winona Cruze, Yvonne Endo, Carolyn K N. wir KE? sf, 5 ai il .' E ' . K . i '35 fqx Q -5, 5 .. 1.4 9 5 QQ' Q if X C A. I8 viii. X lv? R35 ffl 'T ,lx I px . 6:4 A 'vigrx C. Agp' e algo Y, cifimiit . Chung, Caroleen Chin-bonncau, Suzanne Chong. Alan Chung, Shirlcy' llnxenport, Ululani linokawa. Lyncne SOPHOMORES Continued Wm' , 2 ,M A, if,Q ' :Q t N, N V' ' - - ' A. ': wwx 'nit 5 . 4, ...,. Q in 41:31 V ' ' . , Xa' L, W 4 -I I . -I 1 Q-:I : .1 iN. t, ,.Qg?, ET l , 'ii gnu -: Ja.- W ,-,LA 3. 1 7' kim! ix ,L 'YR' L 0 nf: X. - f 5, QL. 6755, :E . E .:.' it 1 Sw a g RJ 1 , X Q ffxv! Faria, Cecelia Faustina, Edwina Fernandez, Bonnie jean Field, David Francisco, Brenda Fujii, Diane Fujii. Grace Fujii, Melvin Fujikawa, Naomi Fujimoto, Edward Fnjinaga, Walter Fujinaka, Allen Fujioka, Vivian Fujita, Ronald Furukawa. Judy 0 Gabriel, Judith Ginoza, Melvin Ginoza, Stanley T.B. TESTING. Sophomore Calvin Shimotsukasa gets a shot while fellow students watch his reaction. with teasing remarks and laughter. my 94 x is--Q 3 , X 5 5 N i if-S THE SHOW MUST G0 ON! Students are caught preparing for the annual Christmas Play. Senior, Patricia Hill is lending a helping hand to junior, Ennnaline Lindsey. 1 ' A , F '12 13' .. , .Q N.. Q ...M , 4 Al rp . Y 'H-a e 1 ' X5 Q 1 h rr..-:af 'N as gf' L fi xg, Q M Any: Ax as ' 'P- K A A t u r' V-,ggi , 1 6 ., dai if gil-: ' Y'-Z'l 25- 1-f fl .. . 'X 'W b Q ' - ? - , 1 f - ' v--: 1 1 -f ,A f, 5 K 5 .ess A 3 51 im r I, A . it 1 LS K we ls f Malaria s il I- -: gh 'Q Y N I 0. sk A ,va-wg , R nw K , Q pvwf .,, .v 9' Lf O. ms- ' tl -N A ,ra ' ' 4 0-5 ' - -M V, -,EVV F, up li. N ii'.,,,j.f, gs ' ff! 1l',lfI 'f, :if , lv X -I Q . x gift Q' ' . be 61:-r M r V I .15 w -'S' if 1 lt I A f ji , I , 1' N Q a - J. nsalves, Gerald Goo, Leonard Goo, Pauline Han, Kathleen Handa, Michael Harada. jean rada, Nevin Harada, Theodore Harrison, Michiko Hasegawa, Raymond Hasegawa, Samuel Hashimoto. Kenneth shimoto. Robert Hauanio. Caroline HHN'3lUl' C l ' A zu, a un Hayaslnkawa, Robert Hee, Harvey Hee, karen SOPHOMORES Continued 'x .fr il, ,,,, N 'T fr: ,.. , V - , 1, ,E+ re . I l rw? -law I 'ref s Q I for .M It 2, I 'M' ll cz M +341 ,- K' :za I K W, r. , wig J , A I . 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K 35 'vs-T . vw- F , V all . ie Kr. S. V N 'Qt .DK ,Q- N 're--. I . l A l lf in 22 A3 f. an fl. , 1 Y Q ' +35 .M ' . ,X A We-are 35 Y , A V 4-. qt., fanny rw ... .. Cl' ., Q.. 1 er' - ' ,, QVNYIQN- in 1.555 J f iik, 2 H' A X y g 3:4565 'milpa A li My ! .S 4 'vu X lk . l lv 'If fe lf '-E392 N ii.. ' A We A ft ' g xx Z: Q' 'x l Z i 'M '. - .E ,JE 'M Y 'N 7 'R' -'Q ygt 19 I-A Q 'R Q -A, :J K WY N LX i',- A R f 1 5 in Y 4. 5:2-A H l E 'ljfrlf A lj V! 45 blk IJ 4 K, W N , -gg ' lil' Av! R . ,ali ff? , -- wfs Q 4 'X R ! ' Q ,., I X ' JA' W xfn uN rm ,Q X -vs -Qi 1 ' t A ,, --. ..-. N A .,.. W- X - as 4 2, ,-as - W' sr.-an ,E K 3 v A SOPHOMORES Confinued POLITICAL ACTION. Sopho- mores Carol Dee Takemoto, Patri- cia McKeown, and Ted Harada look over the posters of candidates for the Sophomore Class olhces. e A 5 25 li Exi X .fi ,,.',:nr 2 Mx H L, rv U ff, A lf- j 'ff' ' 5' 6 gc., QQQ' 5 .,Q4f fly , fi' Xl! 2 QV .N .- K l Q 1' g A I .... 'Sy X, '-2' V ., miie? 3 awe? 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W ii, FK -lr'ffI?g'1S t ,l . ., wif 5 9-, 'Nil M i C, -Tier ,A M1 - f' A Q llfjxlylf ' 5 wth g .Wa V if If X l I In UNCH HOUR CHIT CHAT. Junior mhn Akeo seems to enjoy being sur- nunded by a bevy of beautiful girls , lunch recess. The girls are Karen erlrain, Vikki and Karen Thurston, id Cheryl Stone, Kekahio, Elaine Kekua, Melody Kelai, Michael Kelley, Sophie Keulna, XVinona Kidani, jutly Kikuchi, Maureen Kim, Karen Kim, Paulette Kimura, Dennis Kinney, Diane Kinoshita, Annette Kinoshita, Diane Kinoshita, Karen Kirihara, Ann Kitsu, Shirley Kiyota, Kenneth Kobatake, Ray Kobayashi, Leilani Kokaxnc, Sharon K 4 f SOPHOMORES Continued N , . ,an t-. M H 4,4 ' new '.mQf1,- ., W 1:-.rf-1 K 1 Q ,K Vw m,,x L i MW ' W -Eff in 9:3 ...rf 4111? 1 W . . V' X f .1 MJT -W I , 1. Q. f, ' Rig 'E 'A ,.,, l ,.. ...M ,H .. M. vw 3 E -vx an Y E N , X-. K X , -.., Q E, - V gggfw .pw-1 15 ' .Jr 1 N-+4 ' - v W ' 1 A - -I . ' 1 gf t 1 if A 1 1 4 'L if I A R ei y d L, Q si . .,1 . 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' ,ff asofgffcw ,fifty y .y . M ti, .,-, - ff .Q Y , Q S . - Manlapit, Lawrence Marciel. Ardith Masaki, Helene Masuda, Madeliene Mato, Kathleen Matsumura, Ronald Matsuno, Melvin Matsuoka, Roy Matsushima, Melvin Matsushima, Ronald Matsuura, Diane McElroy, Rolland McKee, Cheryl McKeown, Patricia Medeiros, Doreen Medeiros, Louise Michioka, Carole Mikami, Betty Mikasa, Melvin Miyahara, Elaine Miyamoto, Elaine Miyamoto, Gary Miyasato, james Miyashiro, Loretta Miyata, Elaine Miyata, Gary Moniz, Gertrude Moniz, Janice Moon, Shelley Morihara, Marcia Morikawa jane Morimoto, Denis Morisawa, Martin Morita, Carol Moriyama, Cal Moriyama, Joyce SOPHOMORES Confirmed z .. .. fl -'ws o xvxaffg 7 I - 4 E I , is 3 '11 Q if-' ff it i M2 ia N., 15' 1,113 .Q of Ei Mi X ,R wx 1 ' .. , All ' ff? A - 1 Y . fi it i We f r M M 5 ' ,sf '1?- Y , 'ze Sf .iii-f 'Q :fi Y ,asf 4 F Ne ' ...,.. 1: .. fx -:sr Q, :sr 'fe M .. .4 -K Agn . :lg kv , K 5 5 --bl Q i f f an 6 .. if af M + f 3 ii ja? asf' 551-Ns? I ,Ayr Moriyama, Mae Morris, Kathleen Motofuji, Audrey Mugihira, June Mukai, Nancy Mukaida, Michael Munos, Phillip Murabayashi, Ronald Murakami, Dale Murakami, Gary Murakawa, Doreen Muramoto, Roy Muramoto, Wvayne Muranaka, Thomas Muraoka, Karen Murata, Melvin Nagahara, Mary Nagata, Wayne MICROBE HUNTERS. Biology teacher Edward Neveg adjusts the microscope for Newton Young and Terry Hokc, while other students look on. ., ,Ko ,ii ,x lt' 555'-f :fi I FN' R N, .4-L.. n . 5 ff P 'G--...g , ,.QL . N., iixal-.A 11? - ,..,a ,. P ,ve A it ' ,XV I In x 7 lg? 'vs ,- CR f' .. -x km, Q ' .41 N 1 ,1 ,K- A . ' ' Naito. Ronald Nakamulo, Kzlv Nakano, Ann I BUSY BODIES. Sophomorcs Carol Nishida, jean Ishimoto, and Laura Yonamine diligently work on baby blue Sc white favors for the sophomores on their class day. Q?-wif ,.7ZiA Xe-4 -'-TM -5M . - 4 i wx ,wa ant ij..-bv 5: y ww '53 ,gr . ' . EZ . 1 Q K - 'MTN W W' X 3 A X P it A h . 3 . ff . 1 fs if N Q' 3, 'L fs J x R t H fi .t lp- A R we x j -t 1' , Q I' f I . 'Q L . 1 i if 'gp .lf U r ... 3. 5 N S K 9 K qt X Mgt, rf,-' -ca -f , X a aa a a y nrr u ' if r to y . f 1 at 'js .. Raw.. A 'X 1 .x 5 N, w r 1 -K V ' - 7' 1 ...M X gqvnis vw- H-3 W wi Q , , N if 5 5 'gif t 5 , - Nakahara. Raymond Nakajo, Glenn Nakama, Evelyn Nakamichi, Sandra Nakamoto, Flora Nakamoto, Robert Nakamura, Bert Nakamura, Ellen Nakamura, Ronald Nakamura, William Nakano. .Iudy Nakao, janet Nakashima, Joyce Nakasonc, Cynthia Nakata, Paul 9 SOPHOMORES Confirwed 'ii gf 4-sf? X -,,, -I X -I figs f. 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'7:','f'Al ,Sw 4 L ' K A A V ,, ' A . -Q I A ' ,I lx, . j 5 .- , F Nakata, Roberta Nakata, Wlinifred Nakazawa, Patricia Nanbara, Karen Nanbu, Sue Naone, WVinona Napeahi, Nephi Napoleon, Robert Neagle, Judy Nekomolo, Richard Nelson, Ralph Ng, Barbara Jean Ng, Beverly Nishida, Carole Nishida, Darrel Nishie, Gail Nishikawa, Aileen Nishime, Kathleen Nishimura, Barbara Nishinrura, Harold Nishioka, Faye Noa, Eileen Nobriga, Adele Noguchi, Kenneth Noguchi, Russel Nomura, Faith Nunotani, jean Oganeku, Amy Ogata, Carole Ann Ogawa, Patricia Ogura, Isaac Ohta, Evelyn Ohlani, Lois Okada, George Ukarla, Karen Okamoto, Christine Okamoto, Katherine Okamoto, Kathleen Okamura, Elaine Okazaki, Ronnie Okinaka, Shirley Okumoto, Gail Okuno, Kay Onaka, Rodney Ontai, Sylvia Jsaki, Betty Jshiro, Sadano J'Sullivan, Yolander Jtake, Virginia Jtani, Elizabeth 'ang Chew, Sandra 'asco, Randolph 'ereira, Clyde 'erry, William 'imentel, Charles irga, Charles .ebolledo, Alfred .esentes, Judy ichards, Cornelia ichards, Marcia odrigues, Benjamin ni, Yvonne lito, Grace kagawa, Calvin kamoto, Gloria kamoto, Thelma kaue, Linda mpaio, Maxine ntos, Paul saki, Daisy .1 ex fn. ,s ,-x fl f01 W X, 1 53 ,.....ar 'i l1 -fs 4 rv 'Iv 1 j 5 wfgx s.. 4, 'nl' f 'X ' sm, '73 if . 1,1 sic I 5-- 4 gf 'Lf is K 45, A K ' 'ffm L ' -5 I ' r I hw I I X' 1' , .... : ,gk , Ap 'XTR as-. unfu- lax K . M' N . . it ,fs f 34 5 YJ 'J WTA fi .f . i,f4. ,N no v.-I R I fn.. 4.4 ,T.....,...,.. Q V nr,i f'R e.,n Ky ,ie u. 1 lg IT' :in .WM Q ,,,,,p-iff, I A z v ag -AQ' a4. ,' gi W 1 5 Ns 44 'Qs .gm ... .-.N K W' arf' . F . x 2: fi A T: t ,X fu W ,X l n, D r 41,1 X M, isa. ? we A 8 Ngo- -if 'N 7 X 2 'x 'v ' f 'X Viv. ...rw -Q fx X n Q--tl, SOPHOMORES Continued is .4145 ti it ' STANDING ROOM ONLY. Sopho- mores Sallie Teruya, Christine Okamoto, and Sharon Hashimoto squeeze through a square dance routine at the Sophomore mixer. .fr A 5 an -we 'i nj .' Ax ' O' M 'P E M V V if - --'v 4 if S as ,...-S V n Y ,trim k 4-P' 5 , Q ' 5535 ,gil ww Q is :Q . -- . , 1 rw ai 3? :TZ k'h-q, '- S - iz, 'S A-W P , 5 5171 VW, I , 3 ff' skkx tm 'X Q ,,f ' N L.. 5:3 X ': in 1-Q15 4: it elf , 5 ..,. f A My r:: 'f21e sie ' f ' f , , W 1 . Ax VK V I-.El -- , I . ,. 3 ra 'fit M an pp 'N sr f ,:'-- ..L1. 'six 1 .:.: ' EI 1 M is 'Fixx '. ' .-' S . X E Www 3 M? I g XM if Q 'E X 1 i in Y i ' .. , y la M s 2 X4 5 Y E A ,... t, - , ff iv 2 -ii'i.'Lf so fm . J ,If? ll2 Sasaki, Harold Sasaki, Ronald Sasano, Sharie Sato, Steven Schwartz, Lealani Segawa, Pamela Seo, Alice Sherry, Velma Shibata, Roy Shigematsu, Rob Shimotsukasa, Cz Shioji, Richard Shirakata, Carol Shiroma, Patrick Shiura, Ronald Shodai, Herman Silva, Carol Silva, Ernest Silva, Norbert Snow, Anne '73 S' t to 3 ' , In sn 0 5 .2, gi: 3 W 'K 145 y A A QQ I xiii: Q A x,.. ik Mm X iv 1 , X '15 3 3 .I . , ,M ,fx - . fe- 1 5- 43 mx kk? 7 ,. 3 xx I It .',, 2' , 5 L fx' 5 5 . 'Q f : 'I' Qi- Q ,. ft: ,, is . 5 f . f'Z-il 3 viv- w QI: , ,A E t lf sg 4' J if w-A-'jk I 1 K V' ' 3.Ef'f 9'S:t. .1'?? P't DECORATIVE DECORATORS. Kathleen Kong, joan Akita, and Ruth Ishimura decorate the cafeteria for the annual Sweet- heart's Ball sponsored by the school govemment. Sodetani, Jayne Sodetani, Peggy Stephens, David Stiles, john Stone, Cheryl Sugimoto. Wendy Sui, David Sumida, Eugene Sunada, Dorothy Suyama, Lei Suzuki, Florence Suzuki, Pauline Tada, Ronald Taga, Dennis Taguchi, Gloria Taira, Gilbert Tajiri, Glenn Takahara, Glen Takahashi, Earl Takahashi, Roy N ,.'v , I , N 6, L ' ,- ' , fx, ,,,, ..,. , fy! 2 ' St if I ' T1 ,. I . '1 f x 'X' SUPHOMORES Continued -we , is M ' s if T3 T Meg. if f -H - A 'Q Mfg T' ' W 6 f M W 4? fb W - . 3 W W Nga . - f , , ,fl A, ' ' Z' W - -2 1 0 k, 4 ivy if-' 'N W. M ? -rl W' , 'ff M X T 2' AQ 2? M T- , 'i w w'3g,:-wifgw. .1 -rw N45 -,fi s,,. H.- .. v :X N 'Cel'-f xtrl 5 'ff pq, KAIVK VM 'ww x A N, .. ,.... 4 gg. ,gi N- :V-J 72 A 5 ,aj if in .QW Y ka. wwffflm Ja' so ' 'S-vii , Y' in--5 J' ,Q 1 rf-A A XXV i Y., ., J l f Q X, j ff. Takamoto, James Takata, Melvin Takenaka, Leilani Tamanaha, Stanley Tanabe, Nina Tanaka, Roy fri . 1' X Takano, Akiko Takeda, Arnold Takeuchi, David Tamaru, Richard Tanaka, Carole Taniguchi, james at . i':..1T' Q 5 K.:- wan. if-.fa Y ' ll ffm-1.1 ,gi in , ai' E . Ro f V, M, . . 'ESX 6 'f.i 'lia..vT?!'i v ':. 1 ,N Ti. I N 'Q ii ' .,a ff X., ff 1 xr. Y 1.5,-A, X '- 'Q lf 1: 2 AI: Q: T f.: T 1: ' K 1 Q uw 'X EMS' '.' M X Q- In M' w YV 7' e .l,l 4 1,111 off .... 1 Takara, Suzanne Takemoto, Irene Takushi, Robert Tamura, Cary Tanaka, Joyce Taone, Larry Takata, Frances Takemoto, Melvin Tam, Beverly Tamura, Ruth Tanaka, Mae Tengan, Thomas -::- -f: - J lm . A YWNO if 'f :' 'r-5' gif? l r- J f Aff' J le W ' cf' f all -Vz.- f'.l:,ff:...fa -:::- 1'-'fe'-' 'xii limit M: x A 4 1 'X Q f TM ' ' fn' it ' s A Sq A K - ' Z: S? 1: 1' 'S -A IZ: .2 .Li Q53 K4 Ay, Q' 5 Qffvk 1 S J, ' in W '4f' ' f i, 1 t fm K x' X f av-f ' . ,Q ' Q zz- f 7' s-- '55 Q an -up u- l , Cf? 3 , ca H 499 - V . ,xv J V' 1 f if l J f I I X, ,T w J J 1 pf -5:1125 J , s X J 5 , -si l f u 1 7 H ii KZ- in .115 C: 2 J A-lf . L. rl 5 , Q J . y 2 V , ' 6 -W,fJ4.6 to x if x txt' S I' I x A ' ' E in A-X A 5. 'Il 1 if K ' l 5 fx, 'ma vm V K NHL-A 'ax A my nhl nf.: iz V at , Qi, gash . ox N YK. F' RX 4, l A J Q' - N' ,ws v Nw A .-. 2 ....'-- Teruya, Ronald Teruya, Sallie Teves, Mikihala Thurston, Vikki Timbal, Ellen Torikawa, Allen Toyama. Carolyn Toyooka, Morris Tringali, Michael Tsark. Arminra Tsnji, Nancy Tsumura, Charlotte Tyau, Gwendolyn Uchida, Greydon lfmeda, Gary Uyehara, Judy l'yehara, Roy Uyema, James Vasconcellos, Lawrence XVachi, Suzie Wada, Xvarren Wakaba ashi, Bruce lllatanabe, ohn Watanabe, Karen Jvillilllilbc, Robert . . 5 . Watson, Laverne Willis, Ina Wilson, John Wong, Dennis Wong. Elaine Ga' Y ,,, u l k.-ff Q M5 fn l 'Digi' 'wk Mk v-fx a.. ..- ,v ,f i , X .... Tokunaga, Roy Tsugawa, Ronald Vyehara, Judith Wada, Judy Xliatson, Irene Wong, Raylice SOPHOMORES Continued 1 r:H,.4 s ,Q .33 1. .ft .:'5xx 'L M: at 'rf if f ef f- ' W1 lvv it it it if' if-P fi .K Uv 1 i i Q x 1 5414, i ii Q ,.. '.,d,J - 2.9 My 1? Xi 5 ,, 'i ' S T Ya Y' .9 A ., J A, avi MN WM, ..,. .... -MM 0 J SX .. 'X si in rv i 'ix 0 , , , ii ' 'iqff I Yvong, Richard Wong, Wyman Wright, Lester Yaji, Brenda Yamada, Barbara Yamada, Robert Yamamoto, Amy Yamamoto, Gary Yamamoto, james Yamamoto, Nancy Yamanaka, Fred Yamaoka, Amy Yamasaki, Amy Yamasaki. Esther Yamashita, Ellen K. SWING YOUR PARTNER. Sophomores Rosemarie Kahcle, Maxine Sampaio, and Betty Lou Aveiro whoop it up at the Sophomore Mixer, the first of their activities. ,gro- 'gi Y- 1 ' 1 Yamada, june Yamamoto, Rodney Yamashita, Ellen M mum .ue-nv ul- f- xxxna- -wuumwmrtd if H S ea , I -- relive b . .1 l CAN CAN CO 5 1 ,Iss . ,J 'ef ' ,- M ...fm ww, Q,-. fur- ......--- QUETTES. Frank Silva. Edwin Awakuni, Robert Kahapea, and jesse Kalima, do the can-can dance for the sophomore assembly on their class day. . . A SL H' 'Sf' .Q 3. ' 1' T' Q: 2' 'ff'5 QQ sri! 'Af' ,N V, we my - iv' ,ff ' , 51' - i ' . 'Qc--A , v ' f i lili' zlhfflnw' MDN' ,fp v 132 'U 'S' M- '1fA 'QQF V, Ae 'e V l -.T.,....,,-- ...,,, .,,. Yamashita, Trudy Yapp, Maile Yonesaki. Brenda Yorioka, Gerald Yoshimura, Marylin Yoshimura, Trud' Y ggi' 7lg:iIj M,s H 3 1 A 1 1 2' if .H ,gr 1 . ri ff' 'S ' ' 5 ,KF jkfgidyx 7 my , i ' iv X - ' ,. if ,f t ' j ' , I in ' f Q H:-zgfigr f v v 4 X' 5 af lo. S J' '., ' 9 jwhlx 4 y i7? me if fri ,Q . .w A i ii W i X . 2',fln'uj v' 1,1 I' lv fsfff:.'::::::Sl ,2f3f4::5 ,ff J 4 , 5122.51--m1.iclf r-.llwf I Yasuda, Karen Yokota, XVZIITCII Yokotake, Violet Yoshida, Gayle Yoshihara, Stephen Yoshikami, Rodney y oung, Beverly Young, Newton Young, Shirley Ann u-- Eg g fi X if QQ... it h gg Q- :-' N .fi N -, A if' ' . Tk ' .K :Af , .5-if nd, ,, 'INS' - 'D M nf- ip: H04 !. :Hwil? wo 4419914 ,fr Yonalnine, Laura Yoshimura, Jean Zane, Phyllis ll7 SPORTS Through the untiring efforts of the athletic department and the students themselves, our sports program was greatly extended this year. The zeal of the participants spurred the rest of the student body to become more actively interested in athletic events. Girls also actively participated in swimming, tennis, track, and volley- ball. These students proved that all can play together and also enjoy themselves. is K... as lg' 'Q 3 '-QF? in 911'-r,. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT . s s K -f '- :ish , 1 L ' ., 5 , 1 Q ,il 'Y' 'k I 8 0 .. 5 i s . ., , .E XA ,.:. . Albert Minn Athletic Director SENIOR FODTBALL We Got the Coach Kaimuki added two new sports to its athletic program this year . . . tennis and swimming. An active intramural ' sports program encouraged more Bulldogs, both boys and girls, to participate in sports activities. A track field was laid and our football team came close to winning the top pennant in the Honolulu Interscholarstic League. The man responsible for administering the athletic program at Kaimuki is Mr. Albert Minn. We thank him for his interest and inspiration. His pep talks at the rallies did much toward building up team morale and school spirit. And a Zlihglaqf 'Good Team! QW-Us Herbert Imanaka Head Coach New head coach Herbert Imanaka set out and accomplished the great task of developing a good football team. Being a new coach, he had to overcome many difficulties that all new coaches have to cope with such as developing his own plays. The proof of his success is found in the team standings in which Kaimuki tied for third place. 120 Edward Neves Ass't Coach Assisting Coach Imanaka and also coaching the Junior Varsity this year was Edward Brno Neves. He was there at every game, boosting the team from the sidelines. As the new Junior Var sity Coach, he also developed a good team that wound up tied for fourth place. GRID REVIEW TEAM STANDINGS The upstart Kaimuki Bulldogs under new Coach Herbert Imanaka ended the 1958 Hono- lulu Interscholastic League gridiron season in a three-way tie for third place with McKinley and St. Louis. Early in the season, the city's sports dopesters unanimously placed Kaimuki in the cellar posi- tion but after dropping their opening game to Punahou, I4-19, the Bulldogs suddenly un- leashed a stunning drive and speed to upset the favored Farrington, Iolani, and St. Louis teams in their next three games. The Bulldogs were checked by the League Champs, the Kam Warriors, 0-40, but defeated Roosevelt 14-12. Kaimuki lost to the McKinley Tigers, 12-22, in the final game of the season. The Bulldogs won the draw for a Turkey Day berth and played against the Tigers in the dou- ble-header for the first time since 1953. Until the Kam game, the Bulldogs were in the running for the top pennant in the Inter- scholastic League. Kaimuki's Bulldogs attempted the most passes, 145, and completed the most, 52, and had 790 yards in the League. The Bulldogs came mighty close to winning. TEAMS Kamehameha Iolani ..,,. Kaimuki .... McKinley ...... ..... St. Louis ........ ..... Punahou ........ ..... Farrington Roosevelt ..... T PTS 0 12 1 9 0 8 0 8 0 8 1 7 0 2 2 2 Ivey Sand Cellar Spot For J 1958 SENIOR VARSITY-First row: Titus Chang QEQ, Edward Reimann QEQ, James Kekahuna QHBQ, Clifford Ching QHBQ, Kenneth Morimoto fHBj, Charleston Alameida QHBJ, Clarence Chun Hoon QHBJ, Ernest Keuma QHBQ, Sec- ond row: Alan Hasegawa QFBQ, Melvin Tom QGJ, Rodney Morris fFBj, David Itokazu QGQ, Thomas Plunkett QCD, Allen Aloy QEJ, Guilford Rodenhurst fEj, Richard Murata fTj, Tiloi Lolotai QCJ, jacob Purdy QCJ, William Kiesel LQBJ, Lloyd Goto QQBQ, George Kahalioumi QTQ. Fourth row: Samson Rodrigues fTj, Samuel Yoshioka QGQ, Harry loyd fTQ, Norman Lau QEJ, john Clifford QHBQ, Herbert Kaopua QTJ. 'wnm..,,,mh Ili... S- 41.1,-.11 Air Attack Stun! Gow KAIMUKI 14, PUNAHOU 19. The Bull- dogs dropped their first interscholastic game to a heavily favored Punahou, 19-14. Kaimuki after scoring the first touchdown was unable to hold their lead when Punahou scored three times in the second quarter. Kai- muki threatened Punahou's lead by scoring a second touchdown in the fourth quarter. Both teams had difficulty in working their offense effectively. As a result, Punahou net- ted only 78 yards rushing and Kaimuki a total of 92 yards rushing and passing. Rodney Morris Fullback Tackle Samson Rodrigues KAIMUKI 28, FARRINGTON 6. In their second game Kaimuki unleashed a deadly pro- style passing attack to trounce Farrington 28- 6. Kaimuki passed Farrington dizzy from the deep-T formation with Kiesel throwing three touchdown passes. With plenty of protection, Kiesel bided his time to enable his receivers to go downfield before throwing unerring passes. The Bulldogs scored twice in the second quarter and once in the third through the air. They added a final TD and a safety in the last quarter to triumph over Farrington. john Clifford Allen Aloy Halfback End I DONT SCARF. EASILY-Bulldog Clifford Ching QHalfbackj runs for yardage as Iolani Red Raiders close in. Bulldogs came from behind to win 20-12. . .. . ra. 4 . jj L ....,.,,3 . - 1 ,....W. i P w - - i . - 1--W mv-wamanm-can tqneat Performa nee-Iolomi P elg 0-I2 KAIMUKI 22, ST. LOUIS 18. Kaimuki gained their third upset victory against the heavily favored St. Louis Crusaders in a tight game, 22-18. Rodney Morris led the Bulldogs to victory by scoring three touchdowns, one in every quarter except the first. The Crusaders, also scoring three touchdowns, were beaten by a safety in the first quarter and a conversion alter the first touchdown by Kaimuki. Kaimuki's entire line played a terrific game, outcharging the St. Louis line completely. KAIMUKI 20, IOLANI 12. Kaimuki once again proved a comer by adding some stun- ning plays to their terrific passing attack to upset Iolani, 20-12. Heroes for Kaimuki were a dime a dozen. In the backlleld spotlight were Cliff Ching, Clarence Chun-Hoon, and Allan Hasegawa. The hard charging linemen were Samson Rodrigues, Harry Lloyd, David Itokazu, Nor- man Lau and Allen Aloy. Kaimuki came from behind, scoring twice in the fourth quarter to clinch the victory. gf ga-was ur... N , Q 9' af? ' up-I' ty U gm ' Y ' . ' li 2 Q law' ' A 2 . V lg X ..:. , .1 W Norman Lau Clarence Chun-Hoon Harry Lloyd William Kiesel End Halfback Tackle Quarterlmck MID PLAY-I-'ullback Allan Hasegawa rips through Crusades line in biggest upset game of the year against heavily favored St. Louis team. ,A z. , mlw ga.w. END RUN-1-lalfback Kenneth Morimoto breaks loo: in Farrington game, The Governors were outplayed an made one lone touchdown against Kaimuki's four. M sg, nmwzgfa - i3 g,1'2 flare I 'N I, 'I 2..- :E ...- C r- .-..a....a.,......,.,,. .... . N' ' .j3,ms,.:,. .mfs , mf X A - vu .- 1 . ' X v .si . - 1. X ' aka-4-7i'5 .Q 1 K . .. 1, . .. N-i 1 1. MT. we f ,N t k ,..,...i, , , ,L 1 A., .. . .-. ...W V. -s . v-- b U wx . 1 . ' li 3- Z .f'?gfw.s.'1w.i. K A5515 .il 1 ,1ff3..f,.t'N,y. Q, i' 1 1 ,A Q ':',l 'f'3's Kj4.:. - :self A As: My Lg.-.fs..9.Ly if K A . - xl , Nsawiv 5' .Q + we ' . gf'- ',f,..1 -r-. Q , 1- . ' 2 Q -SL .R aw. . N ' ' ' ' jk. .fyw fffy Nm, .yea I, X ww W - 95, 'fl 1- 1 .' 4- , 'fn '31, N f.- f join tw 1' ff V nv A ,ima :px ,. , . 'K xl. awww , . ' . www-L. .f sirjy., X Q K' ' re -:fl 12:, I ww: I 1 -':- NJN if- -'w Thomas Plunkett Center Samuel Yoshioka Guard David Itokazu Guard KAIMUKI 0, KAMEI-IAMEHA 40. After three straight victories, Kaimuki bowed to the undefeated Warriors before 22,000 fans at the stadium. Kam scored in every quarter. They led 12- 0 at halftime. Then they scored two more touchdowns in the third period and the re- serves took over in the fourth quarter to score another two touchdowns to make a total of 40. Kaimuki had two scoring opportunities early in the fourth quarter but was unable to move against Kam's staunch line. ki: 1 xefix fi 'hal GOT IT-Lanky John Clifford stretches out and backward to receive pass from Ace Bulldog Passer William Kiesel. KAIMUKI 14, ROOSEVELT 12. By beat- ing Roosevelt 14-12 in a thriller, the Bulldog's passed the school's win mark. The 1951, '52, and '53 teams each had three victories. This fourth win for Coach Imanaka in his first season practically assured the Bulldogs a Tur- key Day spot-the third in K:-1imuki's history. The game was pretty even all around with Kaimuki holding the slight edge of two points and fifteen yards statistically. The winning two points came after Kai- muki's first touchdown when Bill Kiesel pitched to john Clifford for the extra points. sv his We End in T119 or Thimf lace THIS 0NE'S MINE-Ernest Keuma receives pass from Lloyd Goto and races away for touch- down in Kaimuki-Tiger game. The loss put Kaimuki in tie for third place. KAIMUKI 12, McKlNLEY 22. Kaimuki wearing new green and gold uniforms for the first time this year was edged by the Mc- Kinley Tigers, 22-12. The Kaimuki loss put Iolani automatically in second place and Kai- muki and McKinley in a tie for third place. Kaimuki's first touchdown was a pass by Lloyd Goto connecting with Ernest Keuma on a 54-yard pass-and-run down the sideline. Kaimuki threatened McKinley's lead in the fourth quarter when Norman Lau grabbed a leflected Kiesel pass for eleven yards and six points, ending the game at 22-12. KAIMUKI 0, MCKINLEY 30. Kaimuki, unable to work its offense, was defeated by McKinley, 30-0, in the first game of the Thanksgiving Day double-header. Coach Ima- naka used next year's varsity returnees and the Junior Varsity boys in this exhibition game to give the boys experience. The boys who moved up from the J. V. to play in the Tur- key game were Manley Anderson, Edwin Awakuni, Charles Pimental, Manley Maeda, Sam Peters, Stephen Yoshihara, Earl Gandall, Milton Sakamoto, William Fuller, Manuel Soares, Clifford Young, and Manuel Mattos. 9 W Got tb 0 chef. I --n,,,.,t,...,..::f 1121 lil ASSISTANT COACHES-Back Row: Francisco Alip, John Rodrigues, Stewart Medeiros, Squeeze Kamana. Kneeling: Charles Gulich, Ken Nakamura, Bino Neves. SIDELINE COACHING-Bulldogs David Oshiro, Kenneth Morimoto, Guilford Rodenhurst, Lloyd Goto, Charleston Alameida, Jacob Purdy, Eddie Reimann and Stewart Medeiros fheer fellow team members on to touchdown in exciting thriller. W Got th team TEAM - YEA TEAM! Pepsters Brenda Ignacio Alfred Lee Elsie Tanaka Noel Chun Joyce Abreu, Stephen Harper, Barbara Baptiste, Rowena Alm Richard Palrucr Ceraldine Bartcnas whoop it up at Kaimuki-St. Louis game. They lead us tirelessly The song and cheerleaders livened the pep rallies and cheering sections this year with a host ol' brand new routines. They even tried a hula hoop routine. Tireless, they led the Bull- dog cheering section whether the team was lead- ing or trailing. Our cheering section was the best in the League only because our song and cheer leaders enthusiastically led the way with the help and guidance of adviser Miss Kay Fossum. Bulldog Nhscot Suzie Iohnson hula hoo s with . - . i ' p aplomb of veteran performer along with Kaimuki songleaders. up! Push for IfI5m IV REVIEW The Kaimuki Pups ended the 1958 junior Varsity league season under new mentor Ed- ward Bino Neves in a tie for fourth place with Iolani. The Junior Varsity was greatly handicap- ped by injuries sustained earlier in the sea- son by key playersg among them, Harvey Tomaselli. The Pups also lost Sophomore Rodney Morris who was advanced to play on the Senior Varsity. He played outstanding football and was chosen as Back of the Week by the Honolulu Advertiser after the St. Louis game. The pups started the season with a bang by dumping McKinley I6-0. Then they were defeated three games in succession-l2-0 by Punahou, 20-I2 by Farrington, and 22-I2 by lolani. The pups came back fighting to crush Roosevelt 26-I4 and to trounce St. Louis 32- 0. They ended the season by dropping their final game to Kamehameha 28-0. TEAM TEAMS Punahou Kamehameha Farrington Kaimuki Iolani McKinley St. Louis Roosevelt STANDINGS W 7 6 4 3 3 2 l 1 Bino Mentory unior Vmifit 1958 JUNIOR VARSITY E junior Varsity ball carrier runs to gain yardage in Kaimuki-Kamehameha game. ups' End in Fourth Place FREE FOR ALL-Stephen Yoshihara is mobbed by St. Louxs .IV members but hangs on to ball. CAGEY PLAY-JV player s idestep s McKinley Tiger. in Us 1 QQ' ws f arf' QUEEN GAIL REIGNS AT VARSITY BALL For the first time in Kaimuki's history, the Varsity Ball was sponsored by the Athletic Department. The Ball was held at the Kaimuki Patio on May 15. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Varsity Queen, Senior Gail Tsuda, who was sponsored by the Varsity Golf Team. Team captains escorted the Queen and Princesses at the court presentation. Intermission entertainment featured PE Practice Teacher, Danny Dalton, Al Lucas, and the Uniques. THE 1959 VARSITY QUEEN Gail Tsuda with escort Kealoha Soares of the golf team watched intermission entertainment after being named to reign over the Varsity Ball as the 1959 Varsity Queen. gg 01 ilu? J if 8 J , ,nf ..:,.. . 3 FOOTBALL PRINCESS JOYCE ABREU rounded by plenty manpower in the forrr Football Co-captains Samson Rodrigues Harry Lloyd. TENNIS PRINCESS ANNETTE NG and es Norman Lau, Captain of the Tennis team, I for the stage after being introduced. uqx W t ' FFS ,A iff: , ,M 5 y M44 ,Et iw E f ft-rf. xfi 'K sew ' Y ACK PRINCESS THELMA SAXON smiles happily with escorts, co-captains of the Track team George Clark Qleftj, Collins Ogawa. MMING AND BASKETBALL PRINCESSES Elizabeth an fleftj and Barbara Baptiste with Swimming team ain Ray Nelson and Basketball captain james Mau. N fa 2 i or V .QA 1 R, - R it rf ' it Q. F. , fs-, In--. ? . : l ,, Pig pt 'K - A . gp, 1, if - P- .-4141: 42 , . ,, Y Q glgff' fx Q X 553 .J gg .t I is Q wit., , ' . v s p o ls :-. ki. 1: V' S as W' '1 ROWING PRINCESS MARY MARTINEZ poses with co-captain of the Rowing team, Louis Montayre. BASEBALL PRINCESS BARBARA CHINEN escorted by baseball captain Walter Lum. ,-t' f, -is E ' is 'Q ' K 4x SENIOR BASKETBALL som wouc Senior Varsity Coach Bobby Wong did all he could to bring the Bulldog quintet through a success- ful season but due to inexperience, the Bulldogs were able to tally up only one win during the entire sea- son. Coach Wong, who when he is not coaching the Bulldog team, works at the Juvenile Court as a Pro- bation Officer, has high hopes for next year's season with seasoned group of returnees. Bubbly Wong Heu Coach The Kaimuki Hoopsters ended their sea- son with one win and eight losses. The Varsity cagers snapped their 6-game losing streak when they belted Iolani, 64-40. In their victory over the Red Raiders, For- TEAM STANDINGS Roosevelt 4 ward Tiloi Lolotai was high scorer for Kai- muki with 14 points with Guildord Roden- jurst and James Mau right behind him with l3 and I2 points. The Bulldogs dropped some close ones against Maryknoll, Mid-Pacific, and McKin- ley. They did not get to play in the round robin games. Seniors being lost through graduation are Gilbert Lagrimas, Allen Aloy, Guilford Rodenhurst, and Melvin Lim. Returnees are Tiloi Lolotai, James Rathburn, Robert Na- kamoto, and James Mau. Kaimuki Farrington 34-62 Kaimuki Kamehameha 56-88 Kaimuki St. Louis 47-55 Kaimuki Maryknoll 44-61 Kaimuki MPI 38-59 Kaimuki McKinley 4 l-57 Kaimuki Iolani 64-40 Kaimuki Roosevelt 45-55 Kaimuki Punahou 37-68 TEAM W Kam l l Farrington 1 1 Punahou 9 Maryknoll 7 St. Louis 6 Mid-Pac 3 McKinley 3 Kaimuki 1 Iolani 0 Colgan balk One lfW'n . Amd , Q o fe- vv vw X..-2' ' N. ' ri ny 3, 'X Q , 'JT' james Mau Tiloi Lolotai lame-s Rathburn Robert Nakamoto Danny Gonzales HOLD IT!! A Maryknoll player tries to stop Kaimuki players, james Mau from making a basket. Kaimuki lost with the score 44-61. Hoopfterf Fi bt am' Wat: A ,L MV l f I M-,. I 'f -f, ' ' c 4' 1 ' . .. , H E 5 Q iii X 1 ,fwf n ' N ' l W 'M' 'ww uf! v A I K9 K mx ,, . ag. ,x jx :jx W 2 4 y Q 3 ' Y li . 2 A A QL f lv if R A X , E L D, VA ff- lst row: jcflhcry Young, Samuel Kupihca, Danny Gonzales, Tiloi Lnlolai. and Wayne Luke, Manager 2nd row: jacob Purdy, Robert Nakamoto, james Rz1lhlmnrn,:md james Man. MY BALL! Guilford Rudcnjursl gms ready to GANG-WVAY! Gillmcrl Lagrimus charges down thc - 'z ' U Mckinle -Kaim k' ' rx' K - . , . ICZSFQT-5179 Ie Y U 1 gd! L' in court to the dmnay uf ll St. Louls player. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Despite a mediocre record, the Kaimuki yearl- ings experienced an action-packed season. The squad opened the season with an impres- sive win over a tall and scrappy Farrington team. This being their first victory over the Govs in four seasons, the Bulldogs were off and run- ning. But their victory was short-lived, for they dropped successive tilts to Kamehameha, St. Louis, and Maryknoll. Determination was characteristic of this year's JV sqluad as they came back with well-earned victories over Mid-Pacific, McKinley, and Io- lani, Dropping the next encounter against a smooth Roosevelt team, the Kaimuki babes were next pitted against a tall Punahou five, Com- ing to within two points of victory, Kaimuki bowed to the Buff and Blues in a real thriller. The season ended with a default win over Uni- versity High which gave Kaimuki a 5-5 record. Allen Kidoguchi Coach TEAM STANDINGS TEAM W L Punahou 9 l Kam 9 1 Farrington 6 4 Iolani 6 4 St. Louis 6 4 Roosevelt Kaimuki Maryknoll Mid-Pac McKinley University High lst row: Allan Hiramatsu, Alvin Naumu, Kenneth Morimoto, Warren Hiromoto, joe Ah Yuen 2nd row: Milton Napuunoa, Rodney Morris, Danny DeFries, Chester Hughes. 3rd row: Robert Brooms, Melvin Lloyd, Robert Kaiula, Peter Ho. Missing: Alfred Rebolledo. SENIOR BASEBALL The Kaimuki nine under Coach Ta- keo Nakamura ended the Interscholastie Baseball League with an unenviable rec- ord, but the Varsity squad was handi- capped all season with a green team of seven Sophomores, four Juniors, and six Seniors. - wma Lum Though inexperienced, the Bulldogs Captain worked hard at their game and are to commended for their efforts. Captained by Walter Lum, the Bulldogs tallied wins in scrimmage games over St. Louis, 5-45 Roosevelt, 10-9, and Kailua, 16-6. The Kaimuki sandlotters played in inter-island games against Konawaena, Maui High and Baldwin High School. Takeo Nakamura Coach Herbert Okamura Assistant Coach lst row: Robert Matsuda, Ronald Shiira, Walter Lum, Charles Serikawa, Donald Morita, Melvin Asai. 2nd row: Samuel Yoshioka, Richard Yasuda, Richard Seichi, Leroy Ujimori, Bruce Wa- kabayashi. 3rd row: Edgar Tanaka, Milton Sakamoto, Hiram Tanaka, Steven Yoshihara, Daniel Miyamura, John Ashimine. f J. Her x .5 sr Tsstiaffbh ' 3 , fra? I X . 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A W -X'-b - xv, A S+ . .sy Q .-Q5 SQ Q X K +2 - Q- -5.-8 L K- A my-?TX'Qf k -.3 ab -ff -xg--,Q -t ygsxgv 1 - 31535 xi f 5- ' .S -X-. 1 Q . - - -,xx ips - .Q -- +4 -1-'fx -. xg ' 'A Aw .ix x S935 ,f 7' in X - S X 4 ---xv vs fps- . w 1- 1- f - A xW'W? 65V'9sif'Q1 -. -ii 114,35 Xing Q . Q...-,as -. ws' X -k.. -ww , JUNIOR BASEBALL ': - be 3 t '1- .,,,.. ,,4', t Allen Kidoguchi Coach With a squad of very inexperienced but eager, boys, the Kaimuki jayvees tackled a nine game schedule with optimism. This being the first year that ninth graders were allowed to partici- pate in junior varsity athletics, Kaimuki used five freshmen on their lineup. Each played beyond the expectation of the coaching staff, and this alone makes the outlook for next season very promising. With six games played up to press time, the jayvees compiled a 2-4 record. Three of the losses suffered were one- run setbacks to Punahou, 510-95 Farring- ton, fl-Oj and Maryknoll, C3-25. lst row: Stanley Miyamura, Allen Shimabukuro, Ronald Matsumura, Allen Otsu. Georfre Ta kamiya. 2nd row: Clarence Hayashi, Wayne Luke, james Kamiya, Glenn Anui. Halford Liu Robert Yamanaga. 3rd row: Miles Aoki, Ralph Yamasaki, Edwin Awakuni, Michael Tang Donald Koga, Melvin Fujii, Melvin Morita, Missing: Rodney Yamamoto. ROWING The Kaimuki Scullers won 1 and lost 4 this year. They beat Farrington in a Dual Meet but dropped all other four meets, ending in last position on team standings. Outstanding rowers on this year's team were Robert Asam, Ralph Nelson, Charles Nolan, and Louis Montayre. They practiced faithfully on the Ala l ' Ewa , 'sd' ','m,,x. ,a.Le-:MH s X ,MQ Wai canal every day after school and though they had a poor season, the William Napeahi spirit was there. Coach Mr. William Napeahi coached the A X rowing team. p off, Y K 1 Walter Ho Coxwain Charles Noland President lst row: George Akiona, Alvin Kajioka, Donald Hiura, Nephi Napeahe, Walter Ho. 2nd row: Harold Nishimura, Steven Tsugawa, Arnold Takeda, Lawrence Vasconcellos, Martin Buell, Charles Pimentel. 3rd row: Louis Montayre, jr., Bert Maeda, Charles Noland, Michael Nelson, Robert Asam, Melvin Nakamura. F ....e..,,.a.., WMM, V 'CQ' f W K i t p gm L it f ' fi wx., i . . ws..Jf .- ,. ...-wg. N, GOLF Kaimuki tallied up a score of 5 wins and 2 losses in the Inter scholastic Golf Tournaments and ended the season in a tie for second place. Under the watchful eyes of Coach Guy Goodness, the Bull- dog golfers came through in fine form. Kealoha Soares, spear- heading the golfer, toted up a score of 17W points. Outstanding players other than Kealoha, who are champion- ship material, are Walter Tomomitsu, Melvin Uyeda, and Henry Salazar. Kaimuki Kaimuki Kaimuki Kaimuki Kaimuki Kaimuki Kaimuki, 2 21W 13 3 20 22W 13W W TOURNAMENT SCORES Farrington, 2Vg Iolani, ll Roosevelt, 21 Mid-Pacific, 4 McKinley, IM2 Punahou, IOM St. Louis, l3Mg lst row: Lawrence Asato, Ronald I-Iiga, Henry Salazar. 2nd row: Michael Yamaguchi, Kcaloha Soares, james Mau, Warren Nakahodo. 5 V. -.Ts a 'R E t .1 H 3. i e w'-1 .- w lil? in , Mt ,M a, x ,-aa 1 -...ip Q4 r 8 ll Rv 2 31 w W .:- I ' , , --- Z QE: .,.-.. : Guy Goodness Coach Kealoha Soares Captain SWIMMING Kaimuki got back into the swim this year Conch after a full five years' absence from the Swim- ming league. Under the expert coaching of Harry Mami- zuka, the team had a gratifyingly successful year in spite of operating under several handicaps. Since Kaimuki has no pool, the team journey- ed to the Natatorium and to the Palama Settle- ment pool for their practice sessions. In the Farrington invitational meet in Febru- ary, the tank squad placed fifth in the Men's IFN. Q his Qi 5 Harry Mamizuka ... . fs 5' ,R Wm Division and third in the Women's Division. fl' Arn. Captained by Anthony Pany Kee, and Blanch has Anthgny pang Kee Nishimura, the Swim Team participated in the Cflplum following swim meets-junior Interscholastic, 12' A Yale, M.I.T. Relays, Farrington Invitationals, J and the Territorial High School Champion- - X I ' ships. S :Sk For a new team starting from scratch, the - i Bulldogs had a highly favorable swimming year. lst row: Manager, Charles Gregory, Carolyn Silva, Pat Matsumoto, and Captain, Blanche Ni- shimura. 2nd row: Co-captain, Raymond Neilson, Captain, Anthony Pang Kee. Harold Davenport, Derk Mau, Martin Buell, and Erwin Nakamura. Missing: Samuel Peters, john Wilson. Lois Ni- shimura. TRACK XM. I V L' ,Z 4 : '--' 5 5. 3 Herbert Imanaka Shinfani Coagh Assutant Coach Kaimuki rounded out the track season with an impressive record. Captained by George Clark and Collins Ogawa, the Bulldog track team under Coach Herbert Imanaka had a number of outstanding play- ers. Standouts were: Sprints, Clifford Ching, Clarence Chun Hoon, 440, George Clark, Allen Hasegawa, Distance, David Rodrigues, Collins Oga- wa, Ronald Sasaki, Leighton Raynorg High jump, Antonio Gonzales, Pole vault, Rodney Morrisg Broad jump, Clarence Chun Hoon, Shot put, Manuel Soares, George Kahaleumig Hurdles, Ernest Keuma. A new record was established by Ernest Keuma in the 180 hurdles in the Public Schools Meet. Six iirst place winners and six second place winners out of twelve events were claimed by Kaimuki in the Public Schools Meet. lst row: Alfred Rebolledo, Kingsley Brown, Edward Pila, Everett M uraoka, Leslie Mitsuka. 2nd row: Cal Moriyama, Clifford Young, Clifford Ching, Joseph Ah Yuen, Antonio Gonzales, john Almeida, Roy Ishida. 3rd row: Allan Hasegawa, Ernest Keuma, Leighton Raynor, George Clark, Charleston Almeida, Clarence Chun Hoon. I X ,vit 'Q Q .. S as W 5. W 'FQ f we S' 'H sr Sf- ev N X f K 1- X. 'N 5 ew Mk X A x M x Q, N x 7 if M I M M . QM it to ' 2665 , , get - k .X ., can - X K X . N X :QQ ww Q N- A - 1 ' Q ii' at with r X A S e . - hui . S HURDLE HURTLER!! Ernest Keuma leaps over the hurdle in the 180 esent and sets a new record in the Public Schools Meet. MADE IT!! Clarence Chun-Hoon runner to win in the 220 yard dash, lst row: james Kogan, Collins Ogawa, Melvin Ginoza, Dennis Kam, Jesse Kalinta. 2nd row: Anthony Czunbru, Manuel Maltos, Rodney Morris, Kenneth Morimoto, Wialter Shipe. 3rd row: George lX?llhlllOllllll, 'liloi Lolotat, David Rodrigues, Ronald Sasaki, Manuel Soares. 6 1 noses out a Rooseve ii I' S 3 QT TENNIS In their first year of competition in the Inter- scholastic Tennis League, the Kaimuki racket team came through in fine form. Since the bulk of the squad was made up of underclassmen, the Bulldogs, this year, com- peted in the junior division of the tennis league. Our four new tennis courts were in use con- stantly as team members practiced their strokes under the watchful eyes of Coach Kay Fossum. The boys' team won 2 out of 5 school matches against University High School, 3-25 McKinley High, 4-1. The girls' team edged out Roosevelt, 3-2, but lropped the remaining four school matches. All but two players will be returnees on the tennis squad next year and this, plus the fact that we will be having four more courts in use should make for bright prospects in next year's tournaments. Katherine Fossum Coach fi.. si . Q . it ,K R , N L We Q Gordan Tam Manager Norman Lau Captain lst row: Carmen Maehu, Lorene Goo, Sally Teruya, Madeline Mahoe, Carolyn Endo, Linda Inouye. 2nd l'0W! Gordon Tam, james Uyema, Annelte Ng. Maile Yapp, Rudolph Pagud, Ward Brewster. 3rd row: Dennis Morimoto, Malford Ogawa, Robert Todoki, Norman Lau, Carolyn Gouveia. Missing: jesus La Rosa, Roy Tokunaga. .., INTRAMURALS Q 3, Q a at as My ww we WN 'W N U . An EICUVC lIlU'2iIl'lUI'3.l sports pI'Ogl'3l'Il was organized throughout the year under the supervision of Mr. Albert Minn and Miss Kay Fossum. The boys' intramural sports program in- eluded Hag football, basketball, track, vol- leyball, and softball. The girls played bas- ketball, tennis, volleyball, softball, and tried tumbling. 'w.t1-AM was as ly mtg.. f and to build up team work and good if ,ff sportsmanship among participants. I to encourage more participation in phy- FLAG FOOTBALLERS Sophomore, Alan Hiramatsu, runs with ball in boys' intramural game. CUTIES Linda Ariyoshi, Sharon Masuo, and Adele Nobriga play basketball in the girls mtramurals sports program. .qtgnnlna-nor w-v..,,..., The intramural sports activities were in- E stituted to give each Bulldog a well- 9 rounded acquaintance with different sports X Sports, at the intramural level, did much : sical activities on the Bulldog campus. I 'I . W F ORGANIZATIONS Working as a team, each organization formed at Kaimuki achieved most of their planned objectives for the school year. These clubs held service projects, picnics, dances, and other activities, which added much to their campus life here at Kaimuki. .55 1 -. 11 F : 5 I -in --X -nf wh Nm. uf-n NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of the Kaimuki Aloha Chapter of the National Honor Society is fourfold, to create an enthusiam for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Kai- muki High School. Service to the school and community was done on both an individual and group basis. Ushering at the Christmas play, serving re- freshments at school dances, setting up win- dow displays in the Administration building, and serving the school as oflicers in many organizations were some of their services. Community service was accomplished by as- sisting at the Honolulu Community Theater as canteen workers, and by taking part in or- ganizations such as the Oahu Youth Council, the Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, and the Inter- School Christian Fellowship. Field trips, informal gatherings, and a visit to the Waikiki Shell to see the Shakespearean Festival were some of their social activities. To culminate the year's activities, an in- duction banquet was held. The members certainly had an active year. Top row: Sharon Luke, president, Janice Yamasaki, vice-president. 2nd row: Lila Sumida, sec- retary, Louise Field, Caroline Harada, Mildred Kamemoto, Glenna Kamiya. 3rd row: Sylvia Lee, jean Nakasone, Elaine Ng, Lois Sakamoto, Charlene Tanigawa. JUNIOR NEWMAN CLUB Top row: Marlene Moja, president 2nd row: Barbara Baptist, secretary: Diane Rapoza treasurerg Stella Ah Hee Carolyn Amoy, Cordellia Amoy. 3rd row: Florence Baldwin, Mercedes Ching, Pricilla Dang, Andrea Dean, Gloria Deland. 4th row: Lydia Fernandez, Judy Gabriel, Dorothy Hee, Linda Sydner, Carolyn Young. -,-...-Q 'V' fv- is- Ve...-f s,..w nu- This club was formed to promote spiritual, social, and physical activities for Catholic stu- dents in public schools. Father Gerald steered their activities. They decorated the showcase in the Ad- ministration Building, participated in the Lit- d ' terbug Campaign and helped in the Polio Drive. For their special project they had a candy sale. Members included Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores. The Junior Newman Club ended the year of fun and fellowship. FUTURE NIGHTINGALES To promote interest in the Field of nursing is the purpose of the Future Nightingales. To gain experience, the girls volunteered their services to our local hospitals. Made up of Sophomores, Juniors, and Sen- iors, their activities included picnics, field trips and a banquet. At their meetings they had special speakers from various hospitals. Service projects were carried out for special occasions like Halloween, Christmas, and Easter. The Nightingales contributed their services to the school by participating in the Toys for Tots campaign. Top row: Patsy Matsuda, president: Marcia Nonomura, recording seeretaryg Loretta Mizoue, corresponding secretary' Florence Baldwin. 2nd row: Gloria Deland, Lorna Horiuchi, Queenie Kalawe, Veronica Lucas, Marlene Moja. 3rd row: jane Morikawa, Irene Nakamura, Katherine Okamoto, Gail Okumoto, Wendy Sugimoto. 4th row: Jeanette Sumida, Leilani Takenaka, Gwen Tyau, Leilani Uyeda, Carolyn Young. ,fs FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Top row: Norman Yoshikami, prexidentg Helen Ceridon, vice-presidentg 2nd-row: Beatrice Hi- rata, secretaryg Jean Goo, treamurerg Clyde Furumoto, Florence Gibo, Judy Goo. 3rd rowg Sandra Hayamizu, Patricia Hew, Sharon Ho, Joyce Inouye, Henrietta Kepelino. 4th row: Nancy Miya- hira, Gladys Noguchi, Lorraine Sakamoto, Dorothy Takahashi, janet Tsubota. The Future Business Leaders of America is made up of seniors that belong to the Co- operative Oflice Training Class of Kaimuki. Under the Advisorship of Mrs. Madeline D'Enbeau, they started the year with an in- .. A er'-'sf 5 r 5 .- y X W if 'N S- -... 5 'SMA . W' J ' K I -h ' ir- , , X S, K Q fix stallation banquet in October at the Willows. During the Easter vacation they put on an egg hunt for the orphans. A money making project enabled them to have a graduation banquet in May. 2 LAS ESTRELLITAS Top row: Gail Yamamoto, president: Ruby VVada, vice-fnrffsidentq Brenda Kadokawa, recording secretary: Naomi Kobayashi, corresponding secretaryg Kathleen Kajiwara, treasurer. 2nd row: Joyce Ashimine, Geraldine Barcenas, Helene Ellis, Carolyn Eugenio, Marjorie Fujimori. Zlrd row: Faye Fuse. Velma Keipi, Louise Lung, Hazel Muramoto, jane Nishimura. 4th row: Rose Ogami, Patricia Yamaguchi, Helene Yamanaka, Cecelia You, Geraldine Young. Sponsoring a fashion show at the Biltmore Hotel and collecting money for the March of Dimes were special projects for the Las Estrellitas. The girls worked diligently to make these affairs successful. They also caroled on the Kapahulu Busi- ness Men's Association float in December and participated at pep rallies. Together with clubs from different schools, they had many social activities. Their final activity was a ban- quet and dance, held in june. LES CHANTELES The Les Chanteles initiated their first year of club activities and did their part in main- taining Hi-Y standards and the purpose of the Hi-Y. XVith much spirit and enthusiasm, the club members undertook many projects including trick or treating for UNICEF, making food baskets, tray favors, caroling and helping paint the YMCA social hall. PIlllI'Ollgl1 social activities such as picnics, dances and service projects with other Hi-Y clubs, many friendships were formed with boys from McKinley, Farrington, Roosevelt, and Iolani. The Chanteles concluded an enjoyable and busy year with a banquet in -Iune. Top row: Muriel Masumura, presidenl: Carole Masuda, vice-jn'c.cif1erzt,' Ardel Honda, secretary: June Yanazawa, treasurerg Sandra Kimura, Sgt.-at-Arms. 2nd row: Patricia Torigoe. Chaplaing Lynne Kim, advisor: Joanne Totoki, advisory Sandra Akivama, l-llhel Aramaki. Ilrd row: Carolyn Chock, Carol Hamasaki, jane Higa, Betty Ing, Jean Nakamura. 4th row: Carolyn Ontai, Bessie Shimabukuro, Penelope Taguchi, Sue Vyeda, Arlene Yamagata. ,gs in is 1 -as. pn ,nm Us IQ Y-'ZS E5 ..... Lf- ilk 'Q fe- I5 CHAN DELIERS Including girls from Kaimuki and McKin- ley, the Chandeliers collected toys for the Toys for Totl' campaign and went caroling at the Children's Hospital. A sweet bread sale enabled the girls to have their banquet at the Hawaiian Village Hotel during the Christ- mas holidays. They had a well-rounded year with dances, picnics, skating parties, and hikes. A camp- ing trip at Halekipa and a trip around the island were some of their most enjoyable events. The highlight of the year was a social event held on graduation night. Top row: Betty Uyehara, president, Audrey Yee, vice-president, Kay Takao, secretary, Regina Matsumoto, treasurer. 2nd row: Roanne Mfakabayashi, advisor, Judith Atsuumi, june Hamasaki, Peggy Hayashi, Judith Miyazaki, 3rd row: Helen Nakasone, Amy Otsu, Dawn Sakoda, Charlotte, Sasaki, Lillian Shimada. 4th row: Ella Tanaka, Sandra Tanaka, Gene Tominaga, Ann Yamauchi, Gay Yonemoto. dvs N84 REVERIES Top row: Betsy Toyoshiba, president. 2nd row: Carol Kunishiga, vice-presidentg Jane Morikawa, .secretaryg Florence Ishii, treasurerg janet Kami, chaplaing Violet Hida, advisor. 3rd row: June Isono, Maureen Kikuchi, Shirley Matsumoto, Judith Nagao, Myra Sasaki. 4th row: Joyce Shi- mabukuro, Harriet Tanouye, Edith Uyehara, Carolyn Watanabe, Louise Zakimi. The purpose of the Reveries is to develop responsible citizens through service to the school. With a membership of twenty-three, the girls brought toys for the Toys for Tots campaign and made tray favors for the patients at Maunalani Hospital. Sophomores, juniors and Seniors made up this club. Money-making projects financed their many activities such as socials, hiking trips and picnics with boys from McKinley, Farrington, and St. Louis. A banquet rounded off a busy and most successful year. MYSTICS Top row: Raymond Iha, president. 2nd row Robert Ueno, vice-presidentg Samuel Yoshi- oka, secretaryg Roy Nakamura, treasurerg Samson Rodrigues, Sgt.-at-Armsg Bob Fujita 3rd row: Russ Hayashi, Richard Hirata, Wayne Kanai, Wayne Kaneshige, Paul Kishaba 4th row: Roy Matsudo, Dennis Ogata, Norman Oshiro, Allen Prevo, Milton Tamashiro. 5th row: George Uyeda, Melvin Uyeda, Michael Uyeda, Donald Wauki, Issac Zukeran. Under the leadership of President Raymond the patio for school dances. Socials, moonlight Iha, the Mystics volunteered their services to picnics and get togethers were enjoyed by all the school and the community. the boys. The members included juniors and They planted trees for Kaimuki Park, Seniors. A banquet in May climaxed the cleaned up after football games and decorated Mystics year. SWEETHEARTS The Sweethearts Club includes senior girls who gave service to the school and communi- ty. By having selling projects, the girls were able to finance many socials, hikes, and picnics. During the Thanksgiving and Easter holi- days, they went on camping trips at Kokokahi and the Waikiki Beach Club. Services rendered includes helping the J. R. C. make Christmas wreaths for the Ter- ritorial Hospital, and making Christmas de- corations for the Kings Daughters Home. Highlighting the year was a banquet held at the Hawaiian Village Hotel in May. ,nt P5 ,M A? Top row: Virginia Young, president, Scarlett Hiruko, vice-president, Carol Tanaka, secretary. 2nd row: Jean Ishikawa, treasurer, Linda Matsunami, Sgt.-at'Arms,' Carolyn Suzuki, Sgt-at-Arms,- Ruth Shibuya, chaplain: Janice Aramaki. 3rd row: Laurita Char, Dorothy Higa, Lorene Kami- hara, jane Kawakami, june Mukai. 4th row: joy Nishimoto, Amy Teruya, Gail Tsuda, Audrey Yee, Marjorie Yoshida. PW. AR QS 1 I5 RHYTHMAIRES Top row: John Ashimine, presidentg Edwin Takara, vice-presidentg Norman Yoshikami, secretary: Fred Uedoi, treasurerg Richard Yasuda, Sgt.-at-Arms. 2nd row: Richard Yoshikawa, chaplain: Harry Tao, aduisorg Richard Yamanaka, advisorg Harold Arakaki, Steven Balanay, William Brumlow, Kenneth Fujita. 3rd row: George Kashinoki, Gary Kashiwamura, Myron Kekula, james Koga, james Koshiba, Melvin Miyata, Richard Nakasone. 4th row: Lester Nakata, Ronald Ne' komoto, David Noguchi, Wayne Okada, Charles Serikawa, Steven Tsugawa, james Yamada. Under the advisorship of Richard Yamanaka, to finance numerous picnics and socials with Kai- the Rhythmaires enjoyed a most memorable year muki, Farrington, and McKinley Clubs, filled with fun and fellowship' With enthusiasm and determination they were junior and Senior boys worked hard to de- corate and clean up at the Scholarship Dance. . 7 . . . Proceeds from a sweet bread sale were enough quet held in May topped the years activities. able to uphold the standards of the Hi-Y. A ban- LES LARETTES To grow as a person in friendship with people of all races is the purpose of the Les Larettes. This Y-Teen Club successfully carried out many worth-while services and projects such as: the Litterbug Campaign, helping the Volunteer Placement Bureau and the Slipper Drive for the Territorial Hospital. Socials, skating parties, camps, conferences and picnics headlined their activities. A banquet at the Hawaiian Village climaxed their year. op row: jean Shimabukuro, president: Jana Higashi, 1Jice-president: Grace Yamamoto, SFCT6'ld1fV,' Jessie Shimabukuro, treas- 'erg Ethel Fujinaka. Sgt.-at-Arms: Elaine Ige, advisorg Ethel Kaneshiro, advisor. 2nd row: Mae Akamine, jenny Chinen, Carol ming, Arlene Chong, Irene Gakiya, jean Gakiya, Beatrice Hi rata. 3rd row: Alice Ige, Thelma Inouye, Florence Ishii, Betsy ijiwara, jane Kinoshita, Sharon Luke, Patsy Matsuda. 4th row: Barbara Naito, Susan Wakabayashi, Edith Nakao, Gladys No- lchi, Gen v' O k ' ' ' ' V '- ' ' e ieve na a, Cynthia Oshlro, Myra Sasaki, .wth row. Ruth Shibuya, Deanna Takara, jean Takara, Jeanette Takara, rances Yagi, Marian Yagi, Carol Zukeran. 159 BOBBETTES Top row: jane Futenma, president: Bertha Kondo, vice-presidentg jean Segawa, secretaryg Gladys Kurihara, treasurerg Lorraine Oshiro. Sgt.-at-Armsg Louise Ishikawa. 2nd row: Ellen Izutsu, Sylvia Kamoda, Diane Kawamoto, Marjorie Lee, Amy Morikawa Eva Nakama. 3rd row: Nellie Nakama, Harriet Naruto, Lorraine Okahashi, Leatrice Omori, Sylvia Omoto, Charlene Quiamno. 4th row: Shirley Tamashiro, Judy Todoke, Charlotte Lyu, Nancy Uyehara, Elsie Uyeshiro, Carol Wozumi. An independent club, the Bobbettes, are composed of Junior girls from McKinley and Kaimuki. Participating in the Toys for Tots campaign and donating leis for Memorial Day were some of the services they contributed to the school and community. Selling seeds, pretzels and shoyu peanuts were their money making projects for the year. By having socials with clubs from Far- rington, McKinley, and Iolani, the Bobbettes were able to promote Christian Fellowship and unity among students of different schools. DEBONAIRES Girls from Kaimuki and Kalani High Schools made up the Debonaires. This Tri Hi- Y organization enjoyed many socials and pic- nics with boys from McKinley, Iolani, and Roosevelt. They entertained at the Lunalino Old Top row: Elaine Miyahara. prexident: Della Yamauchi :fire-prexifiefzi. 2nd row: Marcia Morihara, secrelaryg Gloria Toguchi, treastnerg lean Ka- dokawa, Sgt.-at-Arms: Amy Yamaoka, chaplain: jane Hosokawa, adrfisor: Marjorie Kuniyuki, advisor. 3rd row Amy Miyahara, advisory Geraldine Ching, Nancy Ching. Janice Fujiyama, Sandra Ida, Leilani Kobayashi. 4th row: Joyce Lee, Madeline Masuda, Sharon Masuo, Elaine Okumura. Carol Sugawa, Irene Takemoto. 5th row: Frances Takata, Nina Tanabe, Carolyn Toyama, Carol Yamaguchi, Ellen Yamashita, Violet Yokotake. Men's Home, contributed toys for the Toys for Tots campaign, and helped in the Litter- bug Campaign. For their money-making pro- ject, they sold sweetbread. A camping trip and an annual banquet rounded off a year of memorable events. . 'G as w S H pn., 3 fe I ,N 39' fs ,qv-. ,vo ,png T- A ,ax S SABRES Top row: Robert Tanaka, prcsidentg Richard Aoto, vice-president, Roy Yamaguchi, secretary. 2nd row: Ernest Nogawa, treasurer: Lester Nakata, Sgt.-at-Armsg Dean Ishiki, chaplain, Walter Tsuda, advisor, Eddie Ching, Sidney Chong. 5rd row: Allen Hasegawa, Ronald Ikei, Richard Kato, Clifton Teraoka, Andrew Morisako, Richard Moromisato. 4th row: Walter Naito, Alban Oshiro, Tex Sato, Gordon Tam, Samuel Tanji, jerry Young The Sabre's major project for the year was putting on a Christmas rogram for the pub- lic at the Y.M.C.A. Ot er projects included cleaning up at the Scholarship Dance and Senior picnic and working with the Volunteers Service Bureau. Made up of 24 juniors, Sen- iors and Sophomores, the Sabres is a Hi-Y Club. joint dances with Roosevelt, McKinley and St. Andrew's Priory constituted their so- cial portion of their activities. To finance their social activities and year- end banquet in june, the Sabres glutted the snack consumer market on the campus with Iso peanuts. CLUB 59 Their many community service projects in- cluded Christmas caroling at various hospitals and making Christmas and Easter baskets for children at Leahi Hospital. A banquet for the members and their guest was held in june. Twenty-five senior girls from Kaimuki make up the membership of Club 59. Socials, moon- light picnics, and hobo hops with boys from McKinley, Farrington and Roosevelt kept the girls busy throughout the year. Top ruw: Faye Kishimori, president. 2nd row: Susan Torigoe, vice-presidenl: Grace Yama- moto, secretary: Gayle Nakasu, treasurerg janet Tsubota, Sgt.-at-Arms: janet Yonamine, advixorg May Akamine. 3rd row: Alice Ige, Thelma Inouye, jane Kaneshiro, joyce Kane- shiro, jane Kinoshita, Linda Kiyokane. 4th row Alma Matsuda, Nancy Miyahira, Barbara Naito, Susan Nakabayashi, Edith Nakao, Lorraine Sakamoto. 5th row: jean Shimabuku- X. 3- ro, jessie Shimabukuro, Dorothy Takahashi, jean Takara, jeanette Takara, Ruth Taka- 5. 2 moto. was , ' if .4 M , . , . '43 ' ., A - W? it '..- ' vs. W' 3 sv A W V - i j ESQ LS? C we IQ by s 1' ,M i S: V I' ' Hn. W 4-sax .sis 4+-2 , gy ' 1 K? , 'ew gy EK, 5 A 'K , A 3 'Y ff , Vs, i 4 . a df, ' ima 'gya 5 164 KEY CLUB Top row: Richard Ching, presidentg Ernest Nogawa, vice-presidentg Melvin Muraoka, secretary, Robert Tanaka, treasurerg Lester Nakata, Sgt.-at-Armsg Dwane Aguiar, 2nd row: Richard Aoto, Ronald Ching, Sidney Chong, Melvin Fong, Dean Ishiki, Richard Kato, 3rd row: james Kubo- ta, George Kurisu, Harry Liu, Andrew Morisako, james Nakahodo, Hiroyasu Narita. 4th row. Franklin Nishida, Alban Oshiro, David Rodrigues, Raymond Taguchi, Franklin Tam, Gordon Tam. The Key Club, sponsored by the Waikiki Kiwanis Club, consists of students dedicated to school and community service. Organized in 1956 by Dr. Yorio Wakatake, the club con- tributed concrete benches and mirrors for the school lavatories. In 1957-58 the club's major project was painting the bleachers and stage. I 9 This year the club helped the Toys for Tots' Drive by painting toys. To culminate the year's activities, a ban- quet was held at the end of the year. Dr. Ken Kuwata, Mr. Masami Yamauchi, Mr. Floyd Kaneshiro, and Dr. Francis Ho- shino served as advisors along with our own school counselor Mr. Seiso Taniguchi. D. E. C. A. All members of the Cooperative Retailing Training Class from Kaimuki belong to the Distributive Education Clubs of America. These students spend half of their day at school and the remaining part of the day at work. The C.R.T.C. program enables busi- ness students who are qualified, to gain on the job retail experience and prepares them for full time positions after graduation. To be qualified a student must first have an aver- age of or better. The students are employed at the Ritz Store, The Liberty House, Royal Enterprises, Dicksons, and other stores. The year started with the annual installa- tion Banquet. It was followed by the distribu- tion of Christmas stockings to The Chi1dren's Ward at Leahi Hospital. The highlight of the year was the graduation banquet. s N. ft -ww s---- -was if: fill? ' U ss: is t ss- Q er'-is? I TXT. is .Assn . X., -r s 9. . - iggtgvsgigg .fir SRF ' ' Top row: Richard Palmer, president. 2nd row: Amy Teruya, vice-president, Momi Whaley W .. if sf : Q' 4 ax, secretary, Kay Yonamine, treasurerg Mrs. Jennie Tyau, advisory Rowena Ahn, Irene Gakiya. 3rd row: Sandra Hamamoto, Steven Harper, Geraldine Higa, Edric johnson, Felward Kaha- - 1 .. . . . . . .fywgggg Kgs.- kelu Gwendol n Kamano. 4th row. Lorene Kamihara o ce Kaneshiro Fa e Kishimori fis si -. it . y ' . J y , y , Alfred Lee, Linda Matsunami, Irene Nohara. 5th row: Carlene Shipe, Roy Sweeney, Jeanette Taaca, Deanna Takara, Harriet Takemoto, Kenneth Tanji. as - we ' lf' K Q K Q 49 X t 5 r X is wi 'X -. ... . A R Q i N Q . f.,. ' . 3' '- 2 . 1 ' I 1 . 'y ' l Q in , l wx T 5 CHIT CHATTERS Top row: Phyllis Tanabe, presidentg Amy Nakashima, vice-president. 2nd row: Tamar Ching, recording secretaryg Stella Okamoto, corresponding secretaryg Judith Nagao, Sgt.-at-Armsg Doris Toyooka, chaplaing Cynthia Ching, advisorp Ethel Hiyane, advisor. 3rd row: Ethel Aramaki, Carol Fukuji, Aimie Hamada, Carolyn Kato, Ruth Kinoshita, Carol Kunishige. 4th row: Frances Ta- kasaki, Frieda Taniguchi, Harriet Tanouye, Lillian Tarumoto, Carolyn Watanabe, Lorene Wa- tanabe. An independent organization of juniors, the Chit Chatters endeavored to promote coope- ration among its members throughout the school year. Service projects were carried out every month and other social functions were also held on different occasions. The girls in- cluded among their activities a camp, picnics, dances and selling projects. Participating in the Clothing drive for the Territorial Hospital, in the Toys for Tots drive, and The Star-Bulletin and Advertiser Christmas fund were part of their activities. A teahouse party highlighted the year-end activities. CHARACTERS Their participation in the Territorial Hi-Y gram, and took part in church services. Conference was one of the projects for the A seed sale financed club shirts for the boys. Characters. They also helped collect money They held socials with Kaimuki, Farrington, for the UNICFF Campaign, cleaned up the and Roosevelt clubs. For the final event of Kaimuki Y for the Officers' Training pro- the year, they made a trip to Kauai. Top row: Dennis Sakaguchi, president, Robert Todoki, vice-president, Leroy Ujimori, secretaryg Bert Mizuha, treasurer. 2nd row: Thomas Takushi, Sgt.-at-Armsg Clarence Hayashi, chaplain,- Carl Angal, Harry Asato, Stanley Inouye, Robert Matsuda. 3rd row: Stanley Mishima, Stanley Miura, Frederick Oshiro, Clarence Shibuya, james Suemoto, Howard Tanaka. 4th row: Ken- Eeih Tokunaga, Ernest Tsugawa, Stanley Uno, Bruce Wakabayashi, Wayne Yamasaki, Frederick u eran. 168 JUNIOR MISS ,p-at nf Top row: Judith Sasaki, president, Elsie Awa, vice-president, Helen Yamashiroya, secretaryf Judy Oyakawa, treasurerg Victoria Nero, Sgt.-at-Arms. 2nd row: Lynne Zane, chaplain, Pearl Kam, advisor, Marilyn Biete jean Fujii, Lotti Higashi, Betty Kajiwara. 3rd row: Evelyn Kawamoto, Carolyn Lau, Naomi Nelson, Gail Oshiro, Francine Song, Karen Sueoka. 4th row: jane Tokeshi, jenny Toyama, Carolyn Umeda. Betty Yamato, Sharon Yamaoka, Alice Yoneyama. The Junior Miss, in compliance with its purpose to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standard of Christian ideals, participated in many activities. Among them were, being hostesses at our school dances, decorating the patio, helping the Volunteer Service Bureau and participating in the YMCA World Serv- ice project. Many dances, picnics and hikes with boys from Roosevelt, McKinley and Punahou were enjoyed by all. During the Easter vacation the girls went camping at Camp Erdman. Ha- waiian Village was the site for their final event, a banquet. CASHMERES The Cashmere's Club is an independent money making projects to finance their busy organization composed of girls from Kaimuki, program for the year. McKinley, and University High Schools. They Socials with clubs from Roosevelt, Farring served the community by aiding public wel- ton and McKinley were held throughout the fare institutions spreading fellowship and year. A banquet and a camping trip cllmaxed cheer to the needy and ailing. They also had the year of activities. Top row: Sandra Hamamoto, presidentg Marian Yagi, vice-president: jane Kaneshiro, secretaryg Gladys Masagatani, trezuurerg Arlene Kaneshiro, Sgt.-at-Arms: Carol Ching. 2nd row: Marion Dote, Amy Fujimoto, Janice Fukuoka, lrene Gakiya, Lorna Goo, Carolyn Hee. 3rd row: Lotti Higashi, jane Kagawa, Gladys Kitayama, Mildred Matsumura, Lillian Oganeku, Candace Sa- kata. 4th row: Carolyn Takaoka, jane Tokeshi, Sally Tokura, Elaine Tsuha, Sue Yoshimura, Carolyn Young. 'Q hvb 4... Q55 me V' 'N 'vs LORI-NELLS 3 L s me ,..- i Top row: Marion Lee, president. 2nd row: Grace Murata, vice-president, Linda Miyamoto, sec- retary, Rosario Quezon, corresponding secrefaryg Joyce Kwock, treasurer, Florence Yamamoto, Sgt.-at-Arms: Barbara Lee, advisor. 3rd row: Bow Chu Leong, advisorg Lorene Goo, Phyllis Goo, Arlene Ho, Hazel Ikehara, Sandra lshimoto. 4th row: Audrey Koshiba, Carol Mihata, Loretta Mizoue, Florence Muramoto, Doreen Murata, Harriet Naruto. 5th row: Joyce Taira, Flora Takamiya, Shirley Tamashiro, Elaine Tsuha, Leilani Uyeda, Frances Yamashiro. The Lori-Nells composed of girls from Kai- The club also participated in the Territori- muki and Roosevelt set aside many hours for al Hi-Y Conference, The Rededication Gere- the service ro'ects Service projects such as mony and the Youth and Government Con- P J - r making tray favors for the Shriner's Hospital, selling tickets for the Scholarship Dance, arid donating money to the Star-Bulletin Christ- mas Fund, were held every month. girls was a banquet held at the Reef Hotel. ference. Socials were held with many clubs of other schools. Highlighting the year for the CAVALIERS Under the advisorship of Dennis Chong, They volunteered to decorate and clean up the Cavaliers Hi-Y extended fellowship to at theschoo1Scho1arshiP Dance. The Cavaliers other dubs. Making food baskets for the sal- had Several. Somls. with ?1ubS from om' , , schools. This orgaruzation is made up of 23 valwn Afml' and 801118 to Church were some juniors. A year of fun was topped off with of their major activities. their annual banquet. To row: Thomas Yamada, presidentg Alvin Kajioka, vice-presidentg Ronald Lee, secretary. 2nd, row: Allan Odani, treasurer: Norman Ginoza, Sgt.-at-Arms: Melvin Doi, Edwin Hattori, Ronald Higa, Don Hiura. 3rd row: Gary Kajimoto, Edwin Kubota, Halford Liu, Edwin Matsui, james Mau, james Nakahodo, 4th row: Thomas Noguchi, Gerry Okamoto, Donald Koga, Ray- mond Toguchi, Earl Tokumura, Carl Yasuda. DUKETTES Top row: Betty Ing, president, jane Higa, vice-president, Laverne Nishimura, recording sec- retary, Carol Masuda, corresponding secretary, Pamela Kim, treasurer, 2nd row: Muriel Masu- mura, Sgt.-at-Arms, Masako Nada, advisor: Sandra Akiyama, Geraldine Barcenas, Avis Gima, Carol Hamasaki. 3rd row: Grace Hamasaki, Ardel Honda, Helen Kanigushiku, Velma Kekipi, Pamela Machida, Naomi Nelson. 4th row: Carolyn Ontai, Bessie Shimabukuro, Penelope Tagu- chi, Patricia Tnrigoe, Sue Uyeda, june Yanagawa. 'UU' 1 ' QU' The Dukettes Y-Teen Club, under the ad- visorship of Masako Nada completed a suc- cessful year of socials, school service, and money raising projects. The socials included the boys from Kai- muki, McKinley. Roosevelt and University High Schools. A banquet was held on Feb- ruary 14, and another was held at the close of the school year. This club assisted in the Litterbug cam- paign, and donated to Toys for Tots. As service projects, the club helped the March of Dimes by sponsoring a Fashion Show, and participated in Top-it with Mof- fat show. RENAIRES Beginning the year with an initiation pic- nic, the Renaires went on to round out a most successful year. Picnics, socials, slumber parties and fun meetings were all part of their social calendar. Touring points of interest in Honolulu like Oahu Prison, Bishop Museum, and Kaneohe Hospital was one of the special projects. The girls participated in making toys for VVaima- no Home, giving food baskets to needy fami- lies and contributing to CARE. A graduation party and a banquet clirnaxed their year. Top row: Janice Yamasaki, president: Charlene Tanigawa, z'ice-presidenlv: jane Oshiro, ser- retaryj Jean Nakasone, treasurer: Allison Char, advisor: Annette Chee, advisor. 2nd row: Arlene Chong, Carol Ching, Caroline Harada, Helen Hashimoto, Helen lge, Glenna Kamiya. 3rd row: Joanne Kurisu, Shirley Nagamine, Carol Odo, Joyce Ogata, Irene Onaga, Lois Sakamoto. 4th row: Mae Uesugi, Gail Umeda, Frances Yagi, Marion Yagi, Carol Yamanuha, Kay Yonemine. Z YIPPEE, WE MADE IT! jubilant juniors shout with joy when they hear the wailing sirens proclaim the passage of Hawaii's Statehood Bill. ull ogy Like Smtelvood. I KNEW WE'D GET IT! Faith Sasaki hysterically tells a fellow classmate that statehood for Hawaii wasn't a dream after all, while other students joyfully greet our new status. 5597? 'Fl K 'Y . in 1. ,W I We , is Q? tg? 1? Y Tlavmlef to. .. Kay Kawachi, Bookkeeper Yoshialti Ishii, Honolulu Advertiser Hirleo Ono, Ono Photo Studio Claude Taltelcawa, Tongg Publishing Co, Hiroyasu Narita . . . slowly read and reminisce your school year, the exams and activities . . . the first dance . . . the exciting football games . . . the gaining of knowledge . . . these are yours to cherish and remember on your journey through our book of memories . INDEX Acknowledgments . . 175 Administration . . 8 Band ..... . 32 Bulldog . . . 34 Cafeteria . . 21 Choir . . . 33 Classes Sophomores . . 96 juniors - - . 78 Seniors . . 46 Clubs Bobbettes . . 160 Cashmeres . . . 169 Cavaliers . . 171 Chandeliers . . 154 Characters . . . . 167 Chit Chatters . . . 166 Club 59 ......... 163 Debonairs ........ 161 Distributive Education Club of America ....... 165 D ukettes ........172 Future Business Leaders of America 150 Future Nightingales . . junior Miss .168 junior Newman . . . 149 Key Club . .. .164 Las Rstrallitas Les Chantelles Les Larettes Lori-Nells . Mystics . . National Honor Renaires . . Reveries . . Rhythmaires Sabres . . Sweethearts Committees . Custodians . Dedication . . JPO... Ka Hali'a . . Song Leaders . Sports Baseball . . Basketball . Football . . Golf . . . Intramural . Rowing . . Swimming . Tennis . . Track . . . Society . . Student Government . 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