Kamehameha High School - Ka Nai Aupuni Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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MR. CHARLES DALTON KSB Science Under the guidance of dedicated and learned instructors, students with a thirst for additional scientific knowledge may gain every opportunity to do so. In addition to the regular courses, organized discussion seminars are held to arouse interest in basic foundations for advanced scientific study. Scientific perplexity . . . MISS CAROL SUE BURGER KSG we f-iE,1j,ifiLT2 1 iwfrriisf . .,,.. .- M -,,k ,ss-H 4-.. '-Q-,gems m ean - -.., -nfs.. -- .-.M-mfffri -frr -:if.r.m:, 4, -wvtzw .. ,,k- , , -5. ,,.,- f. ,..,. M ,, ., at .Q .. ga aw W ,ta Q wr as fa is Wx as 5 eww s . at t. smraier 9235 gg ifygfsvgt. ' gwfzwr Legg Mi S ,gawk 352.631, ,' T 'M 2... ,apic L Qgisgg 5 w X 5 as . V. ai., Q A fr 2 S2 Z S as 5 5' use Q ga Q 2 t ti wi I Pi x SRYVVS f if ef Q. . ew .. 5 1 it wi, L f ,CY fr vw . 5 . ig, if f fs Q sr I I 5 13? M arf S S 3 3 5 at f Q 5 f ws ., M R. WALTER MOOKINI KSB MISS MARY VILAS KSG MR. PHILIP JOHNSON KSB solved by Osorio's all-purpose book and Freitas' mind? MR- RON KULA MRS. KATHERINE MR. RICHARD SMITH MR. KSG ARAEANI KSG K B -aid' JON PADEN KSB 'R aims iss- 'LSH a W Wg? Wi . ':. Q-2: -7 F5 2 , ra., , f E A ..:v. , A ' iigggggf :frm-qfgw sg..,s. ,mega , A . o f g awe. 'ft f., ff' , ffamaggamaagas ,aw -we-, ysvsgfgsifvgeaigte . rag? W1 S

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Mathematics Math is one of the most fundamental elements of a high school education, for it enables students to think clearly, logically, and methodically. This year, a new mathematics program, UICSM, was introduced at Kamehameha. It was offered to students at the Preparatory Department as well as to students of the Upper Schools. In this way, it gave the students an early, yet excellent founda- tion for future learning. Can you beat that? Marty did his homework! MISS LILLIAN Well, it looked easy. NAKAMA KSB 2, .. 'iiisii 5 2 . ' .,.... . AH . 2 q.. Je 351,15 li. 5 .fri--I . 3' ffzigffggws M ' gil -'fb ., 1 1 Myra! 4 gi li iiwgw haf rg . 5 Kiwi? S r MR. JEFF MAST 1.7 tr 55232 MRS. YVONNE SHOPPACH KSG l J 'w 'li is f W .5 Q ' f Dei Gt' ' 154 w H K A ' , ew . M on 1 ,Q .X 1' Yi r Q1 5 .5 3 ,Q E ,ll MR. JOSEPH BENDER Work, work, work. KSG ' ' ' ,-.,Q5:gg1 . afQ'!f7 Y HK, .f V. . Q. ,Arr Z 3 at gf, A l,'Pf1,2fff?i. gi, L Wife? r,-,saztwbi-.451 has +,.:.e5. is 3 ,mf ,wus an s . ,fi , Eg in f s 5 it 5 a ll' ' wilw Wim , .5 Q W W? iw QQ , . ig at in 5 , , s S, 4 t 'il Y M, h 1 f f MWMU 2 H . X . jiri im imp, M H, ,aw is if wrffffa , mm Z41hmi1Q1,gfbb 4 u 5,3 ww S Nsgqr Q Hfetuii S ri S iff q f 71 fir 1' if f lg ,f MR. ROBERT KENYON KSG A-'WFS' ' sl5gs'::i KM ff m rg Q iii 59? 32. ff 2 2 as f ,Q ,gg R :gtg ' H if if S t Q r M M f t W a QQQZQQKQ 4? if 35325 5 t 1 i r r 55 5 sf M fxm if ff iff at rf! .s, 151 mf 'gl-wiv M tffzf-ff . 421-fare ...ig-Qi, . .. ,Q S at .3 W, f S E get 145 gf Q53 Q 4,5 , S ta, y S tw ff sf 'X S -Q2 I N, f 4, .' Ff r 2 MR. JACK HERBERTSON KSB MR. MYRON SOLID MR. DONALD KSB FUKUDA Department Head

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Library One of the most essential parts of a good school is a library that can supply the student body with more than sufficient material. 1.36 ,Jw X , gtl. With the new facilities and the numerous new books being brought . in yearly, our libraries have proven to be a great asset to the student. Our librarians are always able and ready to assist a student. At night, our libraries are open to boarding students. The Kamehameha School for Boys Library. 4 1 1' E 11?-.f:: f, wg, mfg? fy if ' 1 1 1 1 -:i :52?'-Z. -.. -' : ' . I-.1 ...... 1.1.1 51.-3' '? 1 Wm -11--1 11115:-1: -- . ,- vi i 1 if H 1' 1 s 11111. 111m-12.1 dfhilfi 'QQ 111 1 M 111 3 Im g 1 frm E111 M311 lc' , , iff 21,1256 3, 1511 ry: wi, 1.,,,,1 1- :,1, l ! ,ll 'll' '1 1 fm it fa-f31'11i1:w1!'f1M1i3n1. 'f:1igsff2'121ggmJsssifff' 51- . 1'1,1Q1 1a:,w1'sn1,1-11131 -:mf-.1-4111111 . -1 m-11 1 s.s,w.1,11,, 1-M,1t,,.s1 . K, 3 S 161. 13,-, .5101 11 t1 I f l 11 G 55 1 W W' 1 MR. GENE ANDERSON Department Head . -'-. 1 .'.,- 1 1 1 -,, 51, '1 5 '4 it 5 5 .. .... . .. . 21. egg 11 5.- 1K35'Em,gl?111'1 1 gm, , -,g1'7t1W11L,E?i, r ' fitlfl 1 -. ,. ,-f!1vQfIf,':t' It 'L MRS. DIANA EVANS Speech, KSB Isl 1 1 11 .1 f, life, 1. H 111, ,tt f 1 1 5,1 gg i Pl' s r 1 1 . 1 1 11315, 2',tm'gQ1 1 15,5 My 1. at. 1 1.111 ir gy 11,111 ,1 . 1 ' e1 I 1 lf? 1 K Will' , 5y1,1 ,,111t1 -1 Q11 sh 1 1 1' 3? is 4' Q1 1,1 1 Wai- 2 1 1,1111 -. 55-2 , , 11 ,.. 1 MRS. ETHEL BOWEN Librarian, KSB . .,,, .... W 5 S A 5 -- L9 I l ldfiflffw' 'f' A J' 1 1 1 . 1 ' ,1111 Wailea 1 li mf' 'ill ' E '- . .-tim 15' . swf' 'M 1, ss 5 Wx 1 1 t 1Q11 ffHg,k!i.qfPl-fig .1 L' 2' gt 1 1, 1 1 ,114 1 1 ,, '51 Q mr 1.4 1 1 4 , gf 1'2EL,hk1 'pf hs fllf 111. 1 1121 1 ill f?f,1111W 1l1f1i1 1 it SUV W1 S1111 11 +1 11,f,,1g 1 Gy 1 1 1 1 6 1 . ,.,. 1 , 'mlm 1 l. MRS. MARIA STOLLER Senior Clerk, KSB Speech MRS. NORMA HEUER Senior Clerk, KSC .,, .SW , WUWQ. , 1. Sr-1-1:1 15 -- gn- .- 1151: 2,-:' fs. gs 1 t 1 15: 13.55 -. 9 -- :sau -- ' ' 1--5.11-5 - 1,,. .fri-,' 5 , -..,,. ,.1,,, 5 5 . .,.. z H, , 1, ,,,,,1,,-, 1 ff 1rf'1 1, cfrl,,,fj. ,g - fe l 5 'lliil- 4 5211 ' V ik M551 5 1 51 1... - 1-11, 1 f1f1Q11w 1192 's 2, .. W i .155'5:r1ir S2 13egqffg1m, 11 ,V,g.t11yg,wt 11 . . 1:tQ1g11tf:1:1:5115?11 :fgs't! 1'f ,,,11f'9 ffK'251Q21f11Jqft1 A '14 g1E'11E1EIS'5?E!f:'f-'QQ ,.:'!.1'5f:52g.j.S1Ei:1' '5E.E?11. i'11 I 6561 MISS PENNY CHUN Junior Clerk, KSB Speech plays an important role in the lives of all people today, thus at Kamehameha speech is greatly stressed. Speech teachers emphasize the areas of speech improvement, public speaking and debate to their students. For enrichment, the Speech Club has been formed and members participate in speech festivals and debate tournaments. Love at first sight? 1