Leilehua High School - Ka Leilehua Yearbook (Wahiawa, HI)

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l . First row fLeft to rightlz Evelyn Song, Florence Shon, Ellen Okazaki, Ianet Sato, Nobuko Saito, Doris Shibano, Mae Salcamoto, Evelyn Shepherd, Miss Kartes. Second row: Henry Sato, Morris Shinsato, Tokio Shimada, Eva Pacheco, lane Riley, Mildred Starnes, Ann Pillsbury, Harry Shiroma. Top row: Iere Smith, Frank Spettel, Choki Oshiro, Harold Owan, Philip Owen, Peter Sierra, Chester Stewart, lohn Pereira. IUNIORS First row Ileft to riqhtlz Dong Nip Yu, Hisako Tamura, Yoshiko Uezu, Chieko Yanaqisako, Anna Tonaki, Muriel Tanaka, Florence Yarnarnoto, Grace Yamada, lda Teves. Second row: Nancy Tup- per, lanet Uwi, Shizuko Uchiyama, Margaret Thatcher, Elizabeth Zerbee, Sarah Yue, Ruth We, Lucille Takase, Mrs. Summers. Third row: Tadashi Takano, Iuichi Yarnane, Toshio Todani, Edmund Taylor, Albert Sur, I-larry Yu, Alfred Tatsuquchi, Mitsugi Suqirnoto, Robert Walsh, Shinei Yamakawa. Top row: Nobuo Takamori, Robert Strohlin, Lincoln Yoshikado, Gitsurni Yamakawa.

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First row CLeft to riqhtlz Fusae Hayashi, Evangeline Kim, Sumiko Kihara, Katherine Kiyabu, Mary D. lay, Miyako Hiratani, Rosalie l-loshibata, Alice Hiqa. Second row: Alice lha, Violet Kim, Molly Ko, Dorothy Harada, Sue l-luddleson, Lena l-lall, Roselyn Hakoda, Michie Kawabaia, Mr. Bellows. Third row: Ida Kim, Raymond Kataoka, Yoshio Kakazu, Soon Gull Kim, Maxwell lohnson, George Kobayashi, lames Kim, Ralph Kim, Shizuko l-lori, Top row: Kazuto lwanaaa, john Kim, Shiqeo l-liromoto, Tsuneo Kanno, Kelly Kim. IUNIORS First row fLeft to rightbz Dorothy Lyum, Helen Kunihisa, Charlotte Kuboyama, Alice Morioka, Bessie Matsukawa, Evelyn Maecla, Beatrice Mitsunaqa, Toshiko Mishina. Second row: Dorothy Mikarni, Vicki Matsumuro, Bette Monte, lean Latham, Patsy O'Brien, Nellie Love, Marye Ioe McMahar1, Cece- lia Miller, Ellen Miyahira, Sue Yee Kong, Miss Crafts. Third row: Toshio Moriyama, Sung Choon Lee, Kenneth Komori, Mitsuo Mita, lohn Lum, David Lim, I-larugi Matsumoto, Toshiichi Matsumura, Revocato Medina, Elliot Lee. Top row: Stanley Mikami, Bobert Lee, Teruo Miyazaki.

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SOPHOMORES A QUITTER never wins and a winner never quits, is the sophomore motto. With this motto as their guide, the ambitious, enthusiastic sophomores accom- plished much in participating in the various school activities throughout the year. Through the help of their homeroom teachers, Mr. Carroll Corbaley, Mrs. W. I. Geiger, Mrs. Merton Mack, Miss Hilda Ratliff, Miss Rachel Peterson, and Mrs. L. I. Paulus, the sophomore year has been a very successful one. Much credit goes especially to Mrs. Mack, who has faithfully and successfully guided them through. ln sports, the sophomores have had a successful year. On fanuary 2l the Yetsuo Higa annual cross-country run was held and the short, but mighty Hideo Higa finished in third place, ahead of many upperclassmen. Yoshio lchikawa, Kunso Sunohara, and Surn Ho Lee finished fifth, seventh and ninth, respectively. The R.O.S.L. basketball squad was composed of seven sophomores. They were Mickey Shon, Richard Furukawa, Frank Miller, Dick Baldomir, Ralph Teranishi, lames Chung, and Howard Kam, who led the Baby mules to second place. Kaoru Kawahara was the lone sophomore to represent Leilehua at the Inter- scholastic track meet held on Maui. ln baseball, Yukio Komori was outstanding. Of the twenty-eight students who entered the Star-Bulletin Oratorical Con- stitution contest four sophomores reached the semi-finals. They were Daisy Khim, Helen Lee, Evida Kim, and Sarah Kim. Daisy and Helen reached the finals with three other upperclassmen. The SP and IP forces were also well represented by the sophomores. There were several students on the honor roll during the whole year while there were many who became honor students several times. Sophomores were represented in the student council by Frank Manning, Iames Peden, Yukio Komori, Yoshio lchikawa, fames Chung, Mickey Shon, and Mitsuo Tanji. The sophomore class was led by the following officers: Mickey Shon, presi- dentp Martha Procter, vice-president: Mitsuo Tanji, secretaryp and Yukio Komori, treasurer. SPRING The sun is bright-the air is clear, The darting sparrows soar and sing, And from the stately palm l hear The blue-bird prophesying Spring. All things rejoice in youth and love, Rejoice in youth, l say, And in the happy skies above, Put doubts and fears away. SALLY WHITE, Sophomore.