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

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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

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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.

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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