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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

l l I f I KA lIEllElIllA volume XI I uni vmlmook 0r LIZILIZHIIA man 501001 1040 Sallie vVlni'l: Eclito Howard llirono Manage . live Tall, Think Tiall, Slll le Tall., This is what the bamboo symbolizes. Its tall, slender, flexible, yellow stem, bending towards the sky, and its green leaves swaying so gracefully with the breeze always seems to say, Live Tall, Smile Tall, Think Tall . Giving itself as an example, the bamboo, with its S00 species scattered all over Asia, North, South and Central America, and Africa, not only is a part of the beauty of nature but makes itself known as of worth to the world. Living up to its high ideals, it provides the world with many things. Its young sprouts are much used in the preparation of such foods, as chop suey and hekka. The orientals fix it in various ways, either pickled, candied or as asparagus. Unknown to many of us, the bamboo bears a grain similar to that of the barley, which the Chinese and the people of India substitute for rice. The stems, being firm and strong, are used as poles for houses, and split into strips provides planks for floors, roofs, and sides. Homes and their furnish- ings have been varied and made much more attractive by stripping and weaving the bamboo into various kinds of mats, beds, chairs, porch curtains, cradles, and numerous other articles. Of the harder and firmer species, cooking utensils, pails, and knives with durable edges have been made. Aside from its general use as fishing poles, cables, and bridges, a variety of fine paper has been made from the interior portion which is beaten into pulp to make it. Turning back to ancient times, this strong, firm, tree like grass , was a place of refuge in times of flood for the people in the Orient. Yes, the bamboo has and always will serve itis purpose in life. The ever pretty yellow color of its stem which bends with grace, and the evergreen leaves will always remind us, Class of '40, and may it others, also, that life and everything concerned with it, is beautiful, that the highway of life is a rough one and we must be strong, firm, and clean physically and mentally, that life is not only take , but a given and take process. ' Considered as one of the most wonderful and beautiful productions of the tropics, and one of nature's most Valuable gifts to man, there is no doubt, that the shining stars of our school life, teachers and parents, have striven to teach us to live the tall way of life so that we may be the most wonderful and beauti- ful production of Leilehua high school in the year of 1940. lleclication Mother, father Dearest and nearest to our hearts. Years of toil and sacrificing You have given us. - We who have accepted all thesegthings Have but one Way to show 0llP Appreciation Wherever we may be, In school, at play, on land, or at sea. Whatever We say or do, There isn't a time when We don't think of you. In planning for this year book, There was a thought, and the thought was of you. We thought that if we had but one page, We'd dedicate it all to you. Bessie Lim to Nyun Lec In Memoriam DICK GOODRICH CClass of '40j We all knew him. Some more, some lessg But, he was our friend, of many, their best. He helped us solve our problems, Little, or even big, in life, in love, or even in our Trig. He Was courteous and kind, with a heart of gold, And in all his work, he reached his goal. Even as he trod that day to God, so Walked he from his birth In simpleness and gentleness, and honor and clean mirth. And now . . . He's not with us anymore, And yet . . . He is, for evermore. pl'0l0glle Before ye turn this page, know ye that This Book was made from more than paper, pen, and ink. This Book Was made by Torrid Brains Searching in so many Ways, so many thoughts, By dreams and care, by fight, by scorn, and some small praise When ye turn this page Ye will find smooth going Where We found it rough. Diligently We have built the road, That ye might find some small pleasure. We take . . . for Wage, forgiveness of our literary sins, and remembrance of the fact that- We Wrought our best for you and all to see. MISS KATHLEEN BULL Lcilehua High School S!'C1'C'1fZl7'jI MISS ALTA ARNOLD University of California, A.B. English DejJzz1'1f'1nf'1z1f H071Z6T00fWl 121 MR. JACOB P. BULLER University of Nebraska, A.B.g A.M Principal MISS MYRTLE G. TOBEY University of Oregon, A.B. Ac! 11zi11ist1'mfi0'11 MRS. WINIFRED MACKENZIE Denver University, A.B. Comvnercial Dejmrzfmcmf HQmc'r00m 124 MISSMYRTLE NELSON University of Minnesota, A.B. Science DUfItl1'flIZ01If H onzcroonz 125 MISS LOTTIE FINN University of Denver, A.B. MdffJl'lI7llfiCA' Homcrormz 123 MRS. TI-IURBA KNIGHT University of Chicago, A.B. George Peabody College, M.A. Kirksville State Teachers, College, B.S Soda! Scicilce D6fNlT'Ii'll7l'71f ITIOIIZUVOOIII I 2 I' ARRANGEMENT IHNDK I . . ...... Se.-iam ll00K ll . . . . . 0-'gm-in-tiom lillllk Ill . . . . . Mules ll00K IV . . . . Literary 000K v . . . . feature la. SENIIIIIS ,Class History Aloha means farewell to thee, aloha means goodbye, I If means until we mee! again, 'neazfb our Hawaiian sky. Yes, the time Of parting he-S Come- Bur, need it be a sad affair? Certainly not! 'Tis true, We are leaving Our Alina Meter, but h0W n1uCh greater and dearer the memories are as we look back to the days when we were suffering sophomores, jolly juniors, and our triumph- ant victory as mighty seniors. But suffering sophomores We Were nor! For with the inspire- tlen of Our In0tt0, UA Winner never quits and a quitter never winsf' our first battle was fought victoriously. It was at this time that we began to pave our way to success-to the last two years of our 'iEducated Kingdom. Our 21etiVitieS for the Pest three Years have been numerous and successful. The Valen- tine HOP, Junior HOP, Jr-, Sr- PrOrn and Senior Hop were nights of glamor, where every One utriDPed the light rentestien tO the swing of the orchestras, and enjoyed the fine work of the decoration committees. W In SPOrtSi h21Sketl321ll and b2Sel9Hll, our l9Oys have been active and displayed remarkable SPOrt5n'1ah3hrP- Those receiving letters r0r hdsketball and baseball have well earned it. Sec- end Year letternden for hewkethfdl are Ralph Teranishi, Richard Furukawa, Francis Young, and Nam Gee Chung, Saburo Yoshida and Edwin Imgmura, Howard Hirono, and Stanward Chun are first year lettermen. B05 Chinen and Yukio Komori, Outstanding baseball players, were the only third year l-ettermen, while Henry Mondo, Kunso Sunahara, Harry Qkumura, John Chinen, Bob Ya- Influehli Harumi K-3ttO and Y05hrO Iehikawa are second year lettermen, Yasuo Katsuhiro and Daizo Yamanaka played their first year. With the erownrhg Vret0rY as Rural Oahu Basketball Champs, our team earned an enlOYehle triP tO Kauai- The Seniors Or I-eirehua were much honored, for while there, Nam Gee Chung was elected utility man out of all the basketball reams represented. Under Our .luniOr 21dViSer, Miss Lucas, Chairman, Helen Lim, and committee members, Helen Lee, Shigeko Murao, and BOh Lindsey ,we contributed a special assembly which included the 35th Infantry Band. Efficiency in Our Pohee reree Wes Perth' due to cooperative seniors, who worked earn- estly to earn the goodwill of the school. During the larrer half of the junior year, Surn HO Lee was elected Sheriff, as successor to Richard Chun, who transferred to McKinley. Sheriff Surn HO and his members nOt OnlY maintained order in the school, but helped keep wandering feet off of the bank of the triangle. with ROY Lee 215 Chief of Policeg the Leilehua J.P.O. were chosen as the most efficient traffic force of all the rural and city schools in December, l939, The Charlie Chan cup was the award given. ' The three class editions of the Sentinel proved the efficiency and originality of the class of '40. Editors were Ethel Imamura, sophomores Sarah Kim, junior? Charles Sun, Sen- ior. f Le2lderSl1iP in Our lHSt Year WHS unique! Qur student government officers were as fol- lows: president, Hironobu Hinog vice-president, Sarah Kim, secretary, two years, Mitsuo Tanjis treasurer, Y0Shi0 Iehikawa- The C1253 officers were: president, Yukio Komorif, two yeH1'S2 Vlee-PreSident, TO HYun Lee? Seeretilry, Marian Chung treasurer, Stanley Kaneshiro. In addition to these two groups there were many club officers, namely: president of all Girl Reserves and of the senior division, Sarah Kimg president of all Allied Youth and of the Senior division, Ethel Imamuraa Junior Allied Youth, adviser, Stanward Chun. With this list W-e assure this big wide world of many 11101-6 pgtentialleaders, TO Mrs- Knight, WhOSe unCe2Sing efforts have helped us with our progressiv-e project On the triangle, We are indeed, greatly indebted. Thank you very much, Mrs. Knight, for everything! - Wfith Sineere gratitude, We thank Our advisors Mrs. Mack, Miss Lucas, and Miss Arnold and other faculty members for making our years at Leilehua happy and unforgettable ones. We have enjoyed working with you very much, With the latest memories of our Class Day, Baccalaureate Service, Banquet, and Com- mencement exercises, we see the sun now set in the west of our Hawaiian sky, all is still- and soon-we bid each other good night . Alas! Dawn is here, the golden sun smiles at us againg it IS a new day for us-a new life--the teacher, Experience, is ready to give us our first lesson. , AFUSO, ELSIE NOBUKO AMBITION: Travel 1 oup Singing 25 Acapella Singing, Glee Clubg F. II. II. C01 Slgk Committee. She wore ll wry basbful look, But fo be .wire .thc laugbezl as rmyom' in this bookf' CHANG, VIOLET SU NE ,C , AXIBITIOY: ivcwf, 1 Often, F. 2,11 12, s. it gnrrsiagyesfzffftlfnr-Q f liitjwiigy ' '57-acillfll Cl 4f li'l1e Sentinel 35 lnterclass ports 3. 9 f She ' lgc limit. ' KC'l'I1 ll , Q 1' , 3 1 might roach il. AFU50, ROBERT GINZO .XM l3lTlUNt Vllorlcl Traveler' I S. . W A . , . . . mup . mgm, 2, Hi-N Z3 Athletic C,l1a1rn1ang .Xlliefl Youth 11 tek Manager 25 Interclass liaskctlaall. Big worry bring big grief, Liflle worry is .so 1117lL'b rclicff' CHINEN, BOB NOBUHIKO H 1 AMISITIUN: l'oultrv lfarmex' lu lf. A. Reporter lg F. F. A. Presiclent 2, 3g F. lf. A Dan General Chairman 33 O. A. F. F, A. Secretary 33 Baseball 1 SQ Track 1, 25 Vice-President Business Management Class .1 df ' . CourIcxy ix cr gc'11tlc'111a11'5 uri, Ii also lmzrls llae way fo a 1rruizlc'1z's bcarz'. AU, GLADYS SHUN LUY XNll2l'l'lfJY' I-liglisvlaool 'liC?LCllCl' Ioetl Honor Society l 2.i3', Y t'i I l H . , ' A a iona onor Society 2, 35 Girl R serves 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 'l'reztsurcrg Asilomar Delegate Ltlif. 2, G. R. Ways 8: Means Committee Chairman' G R Q . ommniuty Representative 33 Group Singing 23' Knitting Clula 3 Decoration Committee 35 Ka Leileltua Advertising Manager. A miml full of luzowlcclgc is 11 111i11zl ibut never fails. - CHINEN, JOHN HOHAN - Y .'XMBlTlON: Businessman H1-Y 2. 35 Acapclla Singing Z5 Glee Club 2, Group Sine Baseball 2, 3. To be successful, I must, K ' lill achieve il or l111sl. ' BAl:POMlR,.- K D0 NGO 1 .X Bl N A iilippincs 1' .nc . f lommittee 3g Acanella Singing . 4 g Football 25 Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3. ut the worltl lalu' ils L'o1n'sc, ay is easier' willoout force. . il Q! 4 j , HO, UNG KOOK . .XQVIT lIT T , LE?.l'ate be my guirlc Gi' p 'ngin '25 stei U 25 Basketball 3. yyiyuj l LC11iS I show wills pride. Z iw- 1 soazm-1, KAY SPENCER pu, .1--S2 -91-A-ff zXll1li1'l'lONI Bfodel VVife ' Dayrlrcaming is so much fun, XIX B xsyx Y u slaoulfl fry il, cLfe1'yo11c'. N CHOI, AGNES BONG NAI AMBITION: Teacher Allied Yontlv 2. 3, Girl Reserves 2, 33 A. Y. Literature mittee, G. R. Program Committeeg Class Dance Ticket mittee 35 lnterclass Sports 2, Wherever I am, wberevcr I go, I millglc zz liltle fmlic for smiles, you know. BU ANGLAG, HILARION A. 0, v .li . ON: Raflio Engineer it- 1 . 1. .. ,- s. P.f3.!! . . . . 1 f 3 ll ll'L'L' him lo bc, rl 1: ir all fbuf you l1vlict't' bc' can lic. - CHOY, ALICE AMBITION: Girl's Swing Orcliestra Leader Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 G, R, Vice-President 33 Local Society Z, 33 Knitting Club Treasurer: Hawaiian Electric l' ent Program 3g Orchestra 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3. Lead, 117111 lbe worltl will sing wilb you. 1 Honoi CHOY. YOUNG BIN AMBITION: Politician ' VVaialua High School Hi-Y Vice-President 2: International Cor- respondence Club Pres, 25 Psychology Club 21 Baseball Capt. lg Leilehua High School I. P. O. 3.' Confidence is born with you. If uot, acquire it, and let it guide you all life's way through. CHUN, STANWARD Y. M. ' AMBITION: Civil Engineer Hi-Y 2, Yice-Pres. 3g Allied Youth Ir. Adviser 33 I. P. O. 1, .L 2? 33 S. L. Representative 3: S. C. Decoration Com. 33 Aviation Club 23 Basketball 35 Tennis 33 Hi-Y Social Chairman 3. His height is that of a uiaifleu's clreaui, W'hich helfrell so much the haskethall team. fc CHUN, ALFRED HING TIN . AMIHTION: Professional Colfer S.VI'. 33 S.P. Deputy 33 Art-Photo Club 2: Hi-Y Athletic Com- mittcc 3g Acapclla Singing 33 Sentinel 33 Interclass Basketballil. There,s uever a dull mouicut when he's arouud, E V For he hriugs you up wheu you're clou'1i.ifA,, Vi' X SHUNG, NANg GEE AMILI Tgk. To be Jus e Robert Taylor I- P- 0- Sgf IU 39 HI- Comm. 35 Basketball 2, 3. ' Wulf? xy p, tley say, I Anil have 1 c cliscoverer it? Every zlay.' it r cHuN, BERTHA g AMl5.lT1ON: Pianist Girl Reserves 13 lf. H. H. lg Knitting Club 33 Dance Dccorae tion Committee 3. If music he thc food of love, play onli' CHUNG, REGINA D YOUNG SANG AME T : Political Boss Hi-Y 39 A apcll i' ng Track Z. gg into t rlal to conquer, EHlZ 7giL'l1Illi!lg her. CHUN, JAMES AMBITIONQ Aeronautical Engineer L. Club 1, Z, 33 Football l, 2. The hast is none too good for 1ue, For Fm au ardent lover of everything, you see. CHUNG, WILFRED AMBITIUN: Principal Group Singing Z. He moves about a shadow, Surprisingly fast, not slow. CHUN, MARIAN AMBITION: Kindergarten Teacher Girl Reserves 1, Z, 35 G. R. Secretary 3g G. R. Treasurer 23 C. S. A. lg Local Honor Society 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Sr. Banquet Chairman 3g.Dance Comm. 33 Ticket Comm. 33 Decoration Comm. 33 Knitting Club 35 Class Secretary 3. Gentle-rzess is oue of her traits, Aud friends are gained at au increasing rate. CLAVE, JOSEPHINE JEAN AMBITION: Missionary NVorker i F. H. H. 1, 2g Usherette 33 Girl Reserves 15 S. C. Decoration Comm. 3g Orchestra Comm. Chairman 3. Hjitterhiiggiug thru life Helps me forget lifels harrl strife. CHUN, A AH KIEM AMBITION: l's Pl .-Ed. Director F. H. H. lg Decoration., nm. 3A 'lee Club Zg S. P. 33 Gir Reserves 33 Hawaiian C 2. l 'H From worries? arrqirx Dumped ythe oceapi for uo one to see. DE CLERCQ, PEGGY LEILEHUA AMBITION: Go to Australia. lf 1 can cut and triui my hair, Therels many other things Pd myself flare. EUM, NANCY M. 0. AMBITION: A Good Mother . Girl Reserves Ig Music Comm. 37 S. P. 1, 2: K. S. A. 1, 25 Allied Youth 1, 25 Knitting Club 35 Dance Refreshment Comm. 3. A willing hand, a willing soul, A willing mind forever to hold. FURUKAWA, RICHARD SHIZUO AMBITION: Professional Bartender Allied Youthg A. Y. Program Comm. Chairmang Athletic Comm. 2, 35 Basketball 2, 33, Football 2. Happiness now and fgreverrnore, In ahunzlance' arfikflf eavy rains pour. a EYSTER, GEORGE SENSENY JR.. AMBITION: Dictator--General of Timltiiekt Ai't'Photo Club Sec. 33 Sr. Dance Publicity Chair 9 Track 23 Tennis 2, 33 Class Day Comm. 33 Ka Lei hua . Tall, light and handsome, the true Anibas of love, .,, Smiling cheerful, Georgie has always heeni bow. GINOZA, LARRY AMBITION: Machinist Allied Youth 3. His joy is in his silence, A nature given essenee. FERNANDEZ, RICHARD . AMBITION: Director of Physical Culture '- x Acapelln Singing 2, 35 Glec Club 2, 3. 1 As Don Inan I have succeeded, I So to my successor, sincerely I will it. V Goonmcn, nick A. '- ef AMBITION: ,Only the Prophets Knowi It Student Council Representative 1, 35 Public S aking 25 Athle- tic Committee Chairman 3. ' lgvxbiz, What this handsome, witty, young fellow' xt move will he, Remains to he seen, we all agree. f FIELD, DAVID MURRAY V AMBITION: General ' Athletic Comm. 39 Outdoor Circle Rep. 35 Comm. on Steps Chairmang Class Day Chairman 3. A prince of wit and wisdom, Hard to find in this kingdom. GREGQRIO, NATIVIDAD AMBITION: Amhassador's wife of P. I. F. H. H. 1, Z5 F. H. H. Usherette 25 Orchestra 33 Girl Re- serves 1g Group Singing 23 Carnival 1. She who never fails to hope, Is hard for one with which to cope. FISEL, CLYDE AMBITION: Advertising Photographer Student Council 15 Campus Commission 3. Few words of speech express adequate explanation. L 1 GREY, JAMES EDWARD 7 AMBITION: To Fill in the Vacancy of Chief Gabrielson 'Qi J. P. O. 1, 2, 35 Acapella Singing 25 Art-Photo Club 3: Ka ' Leilehua Photographerg Sentinel 33 Exchange Editor of Class Edition, Sentinelg Track 25 Football 2. A swell friend if there ever was one, Smiling as the sunny sun. FUKUSHI n ATHE INE EKO A 1 IDN: f,4r 5?,,,f Girl Rcscrvcs Z5 Pubic y nu Q Her arti .i ab :one can compare f U f 'JI v O this 1 . - lassie so air T 2, 1' if GRIFFITH, MARGARET MARJORIE .J AMBITION: Piano Teacher . A sparkle of joy from her crown, iii :Y Shines out from eyes hig and brown. aw' X, I yi ,A . V' so GRIPON, GARGONIA SOPHIE AMBITUJN: Social Wlorkcr Q Local llunol' Society l. 2, 35 National Honor Society Z. 3, , .ig Vice-l'rcs.g National Honor Society 3g Girl Reserves Publicity VJNL. Chairman 35 Allied Youtlig Glee Club Treasurer 23 Dramatic 51' Club Secretary lg lnterclass Sports 2. S111 s kind, 1I1'11111r1, 01161 xwcrt, A . . . X O11c 111 Ll 1111111011 for 31011 to 7lIC't'f.n HINO, ' f OBU AM , JN'. 'wycl' -1. S. .X, lg l oc'l P 1 , cicty l, , National llonor Society 2, 35 l' 1lie S aki g l'rcsi1lcn ' j. l'. O. 35 Class Secretary 23 S it C tm Prcsiil 33 'l'1iSti,-X Delegate 33 Loud Spell a Il i - ni lan 33 Representative to Senior lforux 25 as 1.2 1 1 iagcr 2, 33 Class Dance Ticket Comm. Co-lllwair a li' ll 11t f s1'i1'111'c 111111 11 11111ster of 111i1111, He V sr prisv tlyc world yet, just give bill! fi7l1t'.H HAKODA, TAMOTSU .XMl1l'l'lON: join the Foreign Legion 11i-Y 23 Allied Youth 35 Art-Pliolo Club: Track Manager li111'11 t'UlZllIlL'l'0I'X like C111'x1'1' W6'l'L' s1111111, K I 5191111111117 worry 111 ull. HIRAI, MITSUE AMBITIONC Interpreter - VI. S. A. lg Cl? Clt 25 Mig Youtlil Publicity Committeeg Carnival 1' Alo aEi li te 2 S 1 time 2. ipD1ljf 11i at 17f5iQl10 601111 t1'111', Lo1'1'1' to bring 111111 1'6 l!l'T1llL'.n HATTORI, EDITH MATSUKO A M BITUJN: Stenographcr J. A. lg Girl Reserves Music Committee 35 Allievl Youth 3. One wbrfx s11111c' is very si1111111', 1ltt1'11ctr tb1'111 with tboxc' L'1lfC 111111j111's.', HIRATANI, ISAO M. .XMB1'l'ION: Japanese School Teacher Group Singing Z5 F. F. A. Transportation Committee 33 Class Dance Decoration Committeeg Interclass .Basketball 3. 1 True, I 11111140 ll 1111 of 1zois1', A I aim 1911116 fl lot of poise. YAXLASHI, HELEN MAY 51 4 ' ITION: Photographer Q 14, .,l.'1S. A. 13 Glee Club lg Group Singing 25 Aca- ll pegycingi ig '35 S. P. 33 Public Speaking 25 Girl Reserves So- xcia Congmll tee 35 Local Honor Society 2, 3, Class Decoration A .CQ1llllllt3f8'll a Leilellua .Xrt Editor. YK .' HBL'1l1LfJ' is 11 ,gift of n11t111'c, fr,f:L-- Even the heart of wild beast to c111Jt111'1'.,' HIRON0, HOWARD MITSUO AMBITION: Prof. of Love-ology Hi-Y Social Committee 33 Ka Leilehua Business Managcrg Bas- ketball 3. I-Ier1 x ll chap whom 31011 17111131 11111 fI'1I5l,n says be, FII 110 ll 111111'be11111tiCia11 or l71ISf.,, 51' Hsrtssowek, HELEN 1,-a AMIZITION: Have a Male Harem -K She 1111111'1'1l, I my, right well, ,E For law' bc1111ty, I 111111, 1111 711611 fell. HISAMOTO, ALFRED MITSUICHI T Q QMIBITION: Contractor XVitl1 a Capital of S500,000 it U A l'To mt, work, 1111131 111141 be hrzjypy, B111 I 1110111101 'why God 11111116 -1110 11 quiet 1111111i1'. HIGA, HIEEO I AMBITIUN: To show tMicl1elanglo how to paint ' tllee Club I1, 35 Acapella Singing 2. 33 Art Editor of Class Edi- tion, bCllllllClQ illllf Sentinel 35 Class Dance Decoration Chair- man. , For tl 1111111 is tl 1111111 111111 I 11711 ll 1111111, For 501110 11111111 work, 'lU1lf,illlItl goorl looks I 1'1111 lend. HUNMYO, LAWRENCE DENICHIRO AMBITION: Airplane Mechanic Glee Cluhg Track 2. Ab Wflvy, Sho11111 life 1111 Itlhflf be. HUM, JANET WON EUN AMBITION: Business Woman Girl Reserves 1, 33 G. R. Social Comm. 33 F. H. H. 13 Class Dance Ticket Comm. 33 K, S. A, 23 Glee Club 3. Unmatched for nerve amz' speed, Sloe follows 'lU.bL'7'L'L'8l' lacr coizscieure leads. IWASA, JANET YOSHIKO W AMISITION: Travel Dance Refresh Girl Reserve Social Comm. Allied Youth 33 ment Lommittee 23 Group Singing 2,5 lnterclass Sports 2. A merry minrl and zz merry berlrl, Dolb make fl laxxie happy as a larlcf' ICHIKAWA, YOSHIO . AMRTTIUN: The Next Glamour Iloy J. S. A. 13 Student Council Treasurer 33 Athletic Committee 1, 2, 33 Local Honor Society 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Dance Invitation 23 Ticket Committee Chairman 23 Forum Rep- resentative to McKinley 23 Baseball 2, 33 Track 23 J. P Trmly, loyal, frielzrlly, courleozls, Helpful, cheerful-ever 1'igbie0ux.', JOHNSTON, EDNA LOU ISE AM li ITION: Interior Decorator l.il,rary Committee 25 Literary Club 2. ff , Theres not a cloud in fbe sky, To wmke Ibis jolly laxxle Cryf' .O. 3. ICHIOKA, MICHIKO AMBITION: Teacher Girl Reserves 2, 33 G. R. Ways 8: Means Comm. 33 F. H. H. 1 Social Committee 33 Ka Leilehua Art Committeeg Baccalau- reate Comm. 3. One .vo small, so fair, so sweet, Wilb zz smile all friends .vbe greefsf' KAKEMOTO, SATORU AMBITION: Television Genius F. F. A. Dance Committee 33 Track 23 Interclass Tiasketball 3. A blushing lzrule is zz man ivnleerlf' IMAMURA, EDWIN SHlGESHl AM BITIUN: Policeman Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y Secretary Z3 Hi-Y Treasurer 33 S. P. 1, 2, 33 S. P. Deputy 33 Allied Youth 2, 33 Sentinel 2, 33 Ka Leilehua Sports Erlitorg Basketball 33 Track 2, 3. - Strange lo say, llaey seldom boast, Those ones who rlotb fleservex it 111osI.', KAM, HOWARD TONG YEE AMBITION: Managerlof Honolulu Atlvertiser l.-Club 1, 2g Hi-Y 33 Football 2. A gr'nflenm1z of nelion, Whose work is no! in frzzelionf' IMAMURA, ETHEL YURIKO AMlilTltlN: Social Worker Local Honor Society 2, 33 .Xlliccl Youth 2, 33 .X Y Presiflent 3' FHSGA Delegate 33 Girl Reserve 2, 33 Girls Siiorts-Captaiii 2, 33 Tennis Club 2. I know ufbaleifer lbcre ix Io be lwowiz, I make if my l11lXi7lt?SS or I'll never win l'L'fl01U1I.,i KAMEOKA, HARUO .XMlilT10N: Commercial Artist Student Council 33 Ka l.eilchua Artist 3. I lim' aml loze in my own way, I lr! know one my rlerixionx SlL'flj'.,, INOUYE, LEATRICE YUKIE amnirumt 'twat-tier Cllied Youth 2, 33 A. Y. Secretary 33 ji A. 13 Dance Ticket . , , ommittce 2, 33 S. l. 31 Literary Club Secretary 33 Literary L -A . . lluh lxogtam Committee 3. Her smile xo ever ready, Herxelf xo zlrjfemluble llllll xfemlyfl KANESHIGE, ISAMU AM IHTIUN: Golf Cliamoion Glec Vluh 2. 33 Group Singing 23 Class Dance Decoration Com- mittee: Football ltlanager 23 lnterclass Basketball 3. For fwery foot of ZTOIIOIH' .ilnouw me, I show len. Ei if' KANEsHmo, STANLEY Kucl-n fi: AMBITION: Get Rid of All the Cod Liver Oil 'Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Group Singing 25.Acapella Singing 35 Class pTreasurer5 Class Dance Ticket Comm1ttee5 Local Honor Society 2, 3. Who said silence don't breed humor, just let me free and 1'll make you grow a laughing tnmorf' HIM, DAISY K. EMBITI N: Nurse -, F. H. I-I. ood Citi itte 1' K. A. 15 Alliecll,'Youth Pro- gram Com ttee 5 O ilgrw' lfYb 2:f'jJ ' A ' 4 er little faultsqfe h, r -jf' We love her more audit' eryf winch. f f it-41-' or . Lure,- HWS KANG, ANNIE , 5, 5 J, Travel . , Girl Reserves 1.32, 35 G5 . Ring Committee Chalrman 35 S. P. 2,l3j'L,-Glee Club,3'5 F! H. H.Q1. 2, 35 F. H. H. Social :mil Pxjhgram C mmittee '25 Sentinel 35 Feature Editor, Class Edi- tion Sentinel. I. 'fEver striving for the best, cf Life is pleasure euen during tests. KIM, BETTY YONG GEE AMBITTON: Blues Singer Y . P. 25 Rooster Club 2' Songhlaeader 2, 35'Glee Club 35 Knit ting Club 35 Girl Reserae Social Committee 3. ' 'k..f Variety is the spice, of life, Who can afford o do without it? KANG, MARY OK HEE AMBITION: Interior Decorator . F. H. H. 1, 2, 35 F. H. H. Reporter 15 F. H. H. Vice-Presb dent 25 F. H. H. President 35 F. H. H. Territorial Secretary 35 F. H. H. Decoration and Ticket Committee Chairman 15 F. H. H. Delegate to Territorial Conference 15 Class Dance Re- freshment Committee Chairman 25 J. P. 0. Sponsor 3. Faith is higher faculty than reason, For this she is loved by everyone. KIM, CHAI OAK AMBITION: Physical Education Instructor Acapella Singing 35 Class Dance Decoration Committee 2. A carefree youg laddie I have been, It's going to he serious now, l'll start right in. KATSUHIRO, YASUO AMBITION: Professor Hi-Y-25 Hi-Y Secretary 35 Interclass Basketball. The shorter we are the higher our aim, 'Cause we get there just the same. KIM DENNISS C AMRI ON Boxer Bl lbi,F.F.' 3:lF.F.X.D ff' .dR f,. Lfo tee iqqygi-5iE'2i eco a lon in Q ill n tain my only vays, 5 Indepenr , you len , is the word these .rlays. KATTO, AR M ' AMBITTO i 1 . ie Cat-l ' ,Q I S.P.25I.T'.O.35 -I l 'I 4 5, He's rascal, s handsor , 1 i ' His merry yes-just let J in wink at KIM, EVIDA AMBITION: To Be or Not to Be-Somebody Girl Reserves 2, 35 G. R. Social Chairman 35 K. S. A. 15 Ac pella Singing 25 Music Club 25 Knitting Club 35 Library Com mittee Chairman 35 Dance Program Chairman 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Sentinel Humor Editor 23 Commencement Com mittee 3. A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, Advances one many a mile. 8 KAWAHARA, EDWARD KAORU I . AMBITION: Scientific Horticulturist J: S. A. 15.F. F. A. 1, 25 F. F. A. Decoration Committee 3: If. F. A. Vice-President 35 L-Club 1, Z5 Hi-Y 35 Track 1, 25 Baseball Manager 1. It is good to be merry and wise, Courteous, too, no matter what size. AMBITION: Singer KIM, JULIA ' g Glee Club 2, 35 Acapella Singing 35 S. P. 2, 35 Group Singm 25 F. H. H. Clean Up Committee 15 Girl Reserves Music Com mittee 3. So mild, gentle and staid, She surely is a gentle maid. KIM, ROSE OK NAI . AMBITION: Cafeteria Manager F.H.H. 1, 2, 35 F.H.I1. Food Committee Chairman 2- FH H Social Committ 3 C . . ee 5 lass Dance Decoration Committee.35' Dance Refreshment Committee Cl1airman5 Girl Reserve 2, 3. A little Rose so tiny, Knows so much, does so much, and oh, so very hrighllyf' E E KU BOYAMA, KENNETH K 2 AM Bl,'l'l'ON: Next cioiiftwiom' 'Xllicd Youth V' P ' . - ice- resident 32 Hi-Y 25 Dzinceillecoralion Com- mittee 2, 35 Class Ring Comm.5 Assembly Comm. 25 Carnival 15 Class Day Comm. 3. A comforter is greatly needed, In this field he has srtceeerlerlf' KIM SARAH X 5 , ' P. ,mlzrrroixw 'I!o ri-edict theriliutnre ' Y fl. 'aid-x' local Honor Society 1. 5 Nationa '5iior , . 3 .11 Reserves 2, ' G. . Pr e N lub .ecretirA 35 Knit- ' ' ' Club .mr tt . 'ou ' ice- resi nt 3: Student- Council c a n Committee Chairman 35 Sentiiiel Iclitor , ature Editor, Sentinel 25 Ka Leilehua Feature'-K ' 5 Commencement Committee 3. ' In her mind the wisest book, In her eyes a merry look. KUWAYE, KENNETH R AMRITION: Phychologist - Cand .how Sl Dramatics 15 Glee Club 2, 35 Group Singing 25 Acapella Sing- ing 35 Dance Program Committee 2 ' Geal Whiz! Whisleers pop out so sudden, It takes all my time-future don't look so goldenli' KISHI, HENRY GORO F F X AMBITION: Join the Army . . 1' . 1. 2, 35 F. F. A. Dance Ticket Committee 25 F. F. A. Initiation Committee 25 F. F. A. Treasurer 3' Tr k 2. , C Quiet and modest, but a good old pal,a just he his friend and all will he wellf, LEE, CHARLES AMBITION: Auto-racer Glee Club 15 Acapella Singing 25 F. F. A. 2, 35 F. F. A. Dec- oration Committee 3. Sheep in wolfs clothing, Sure needs investigating. KIYABU, FLORENCE YOSHINO AMBITION: ,Kindergarten Teacher Allied Youth 2, 35 ce ati 1 mmittee 15 Glee Club 25 Gro S' 0' ' ' up mbing 2, NIanage1' 3 Bright as the sun, She'll comfort everyone. , LEE, HELEN OK HEE AMBITION: To Achieve the Thing that Goe ward Making Life Worthwhile Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 G. R. Camp 8z Conference Committee 3 Xllied Yo th S ' s the Farthest To- i u oclal Committee 35 Public Speaking 25 A. W. Ai Uration 25 Star Bulletin Oration 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 15 Class Dance Committee 3. A womanis tongue is her sword which she never lets rust. KOMORI, YUKIO AMBITION: Aeronautic Engineer tudent Council 1. 2, 35 Class Treasurer 15 Class President 2 'J S A 1 THSG , . . . 5 A Delegate 25 Dance Ticket Committee 'hairman 1' L ' , ocal Honor Society 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 33 L-Club 3 Hi-Y l5 J. P, O, 3. P 'A rnan of men of elect, Loved by all with respect. LEE, HENRY HAN YOUNG AMBITION: To Be Somebody Hi-Y llrogram Chairman 35 Hi-Y Refreshment Committee 35 llusiness Management President 3. A gentleman in dress is neat, From the top of his head to his feet. , J Ku, Rose f' AMBIQFIONQ, Nurse a aiiu ' l, 2, 35 Hamwiitfh-Club Dance Chairman 15 P. 3 ' Klub r Club 25 Class Program Committee. HI , .f . In If an art of my possession, It s so such a good professionf' LEE, KUN SUNG . AMBITTUN: Hand Balancer S. P. 2, 35 Art-Photo Club 3. ' Strength and health will forever he mine, Val like to he the rarest of the leind. ' LEE, RACHAEL -NMBITION: Ace Housewife t ' ' Clairman l 2' li 1 H. 1, 2. it E. H. H. Home swim 1 , , , H. H. licket Lonnnittee Chairman 25 F. H. H,-Territm-j.a1 11,-QS. ident 81 Delegate to San Antonio Confe,1'e1n:,e'f:,g Girl Reservel3g flee Club lg Group Singing 1, U' ' ' A A homemaker io Ihe core, ' Sheill he ihat and more. l T' 1 -2 'rp , J? f EON,ll2fs,' JOHN ,g 5, ' i X 1 H 11ai1'IcLiAu6i-anis js ,yi-f 4 ,' ,o K hirpgne fu 2, 5 del Xirp l Clt iejretllry 23 l LZ?l'residfn 39, ' ot' l 2,1 Trackl 1, ' i 5 , fb J., . 3 1 xl l ' . uiggwe hz it book and he's qonlei , ll, X. To groufin mind polenliil EE,,ijif9BElKE SIN. CHA A. ' ON: To B9.a Musician 'N F. lf. A. lg Cl e nb Zgro Singing 25 Acupehw-4. , inging 2. Men St ever 's dell or hail, We know heis goo , if we're wrong ifs sail. LIM, BESSIE HO SUN AMBITION: Dress Designer Girl Reserves 2, 33 G. R. Transportation Chairman 33 Acapeltla Singing 723 Knitting Club 35 Student Council Program Commit- tee .ig Class Dance Decoration Committee: 'lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3. A friend in all phases, I 7? ls surely needed ihese Lays. LEE, ROY AMBITION: Electrical Engineer ' 3' Allied Youth K. S, A. lg Sentinel 23 English Class Treasurer , ' ' 1 2 3, J. P. O. Chief 33 Commencement 35 Hi-Y 3, P. O. , , Committee 3. Whatever he Joes, he rloes it well, Trnst in him and euerylhing'll be swell. LIM, HELEN AM,BlTl0N: Airline S ewan ss Local Honor Socxety 1, Z. 39 National Society 2, Q3 Stu dent Council ll-, 31- Girl R Verve Q, '. 2. Program Commit tee Cl 'tirm 3g G. R. I 'e L tee 25 lilee .Club Secre tary ,s Dance J r. tion Q nittee 39 Knitting Club 3 Asse Chairm , Class Assi,t Editor of the Sentinel 3 Ka l iebua Lit ry Editor. Mime es do happen, once in a lifetime, For she's worfh 'ill0Yl',1l a billion of tlllIICS.,, LEE, RUTH - .JXMBl'l'ION: Dietician , 1 t . F. H. H. 1, Girl Reserve 1, 2Jr,3L',Li. RZRS-ocial Committee 25 G. R. Camp fb Conferenh.e,,Ql'airn1ait 39 S. PQ 33 Class Dance Refreshment Cbairniiuzt-5 Acapella Singing 2g Knitting Club l'reS- ident 3. A' A sniall bundle of dynainiie, A cute and cunning little tykef' LOCKLEAR, ALYCE DALE - AMBITION: Army Nurse sf Q ' I think fha! I shall never see, A sweef, kinil lassie as she, 5, lVi1'h her gentle ways and smiles sineere, Of great serzfiee fo olhers, have no fear. C ' LEE, SU RN H0 , ll 'Q Z' L, AMBITION: Head of the Gestapo'. S. 1x2, 35 S. P. Sheriff 2, 33 Hi-Y 31 Student Council 1, 2. xhj Dictaiors are rising and so shall I, 'gi The kind that says an eye for an eye-. , C MAESAKA, BETSY TOMIYE AMBTTION: Stenograplier Allied Youth Publication Committee 3g Girl Reserve VVays 2 Means Committee 33 J. S. A. lg Glee Club lg Sentinel 2. Fearless, sfrong anal ever smiling, Toward her goal ever striving. LEE, T0 HYUN . AMBITION: Chemist Class Vice-President 3, J. P. O. 39 Class Dance General Chair- nlan. ' N The wisest of the wisest, Silently known for he's the hesif' MALING, DONALD AMBTTION: Professional Jockey . Genius were qneer men, Quiet, hardly a smile, bn! X Wfl9i1l lhevn, happy as a wrenf' MATSUMIYA, TOSHI I ' K ANHITION: join the Foreign Legion Hi-X 33 Inlerclass Basketball 3. ' Years are flyinglrerzl-ly lo fast, l've bail much Ieirurc, now for my led. , MIYASHIRO, ROY HIDEMASA AMHITION: Conquer the VVorld Iii-Y 1, 23 Allied Youth 1, 23 Art-Photo Club 2. 1f'Bc'tler Io be deaf! sure al Zlae crossing iban to be sure rleaflf' ,I MATSUMOTO, SABURO I AMBITION: Mayor of Wahiawa Group Singing 23 Hi-Y 3: Allied Youth 33 Interclass Track 2. Men like me know bow la live, To give and give and to forgive. MONDO, HENRY AMBITION: To See the VVorld Hi-Y 1, 2. 3g Group Singing 33 L-Club 2, 33 Sr. Dance Deco ration Committee: Baseball 2, 33 Interclass Sports 2, 3. Blushing men are not big, bully brides. . MATSUNO, ELSIE TSUYUKO AMBITION: Travel . Allied Youth 2, 33 J. S. A. lg Q. R. 2, 35 Girl Reserves Camp and Conference Committee 25 fl. R, Proram Committee 3g Class Dance Ticket Committeeg Sentinel 3. An inviting personality dolb win many friena's, Anil will be of big help in traveling the many lanzls. MOON, THOMAS P. Y. AM HITION: Monte Carlo or Nothing Group Singing 23 Acapellzt Singing 33 Sgt.-at-arms of Sr. Classy lnterclztss Basketball 3. He who C0lIt'llIL'l'S all, is the 11ii,gbliesf. rr MATSUSHIGE, EIICHI AMBITJON: Join the Air Force Group Singing 25 Aeapella Singing 3. IPX never to late until ifs foo lale, So you must work at an average rate? MURAKOSHI, NORIKO AMBITION: Secretary ' F. H. H. Z3 Girl Reserves Program Comm. 33 Allied Youth Publicity Comm. 33 Sentinel 2, 3g lnterclass Sports 2. Fair as lbe lily of the valley, Ailniirers sbe has many. MATSUURA, STANLEY AMBITION: Mayor oi VVaialua Vfaialua Hi--Baskethall 2, 33 Bandg Leilehua Hi-Interclass Basketball 3. To be or not lo bc, Like a busy working honey beef' MURAMOTO, HAROLD HIDEMI AM HITION: Gl1andi's Successor Hi-Y 2, 3: J. P. O. 35 Allied Youth Social Committee 35 Class Dance Decoration Committee. Inst call out Barrel , Anil be'll ,give you a barrel of fun? MIKAMI, ALICE FUJIE AMBI-TION: Nurse J. S. A, lg H. H. 15 Allied Youth Refreshment Commit- tee 33 Glce llnli 2, 3g Acapella Singing 3. Thy mozlesfy ix a candle lo lbey merilf' MURANAKA, FLORA ITOKO V 1 AMBITION: Travel I. S. A. lg T2 H. H. Invitation 8 Decoration Committee 33 tiles Chili l. The eapaeily of being a likeable lifile mile, Can bc greater ilaan a giant MURANAKA, SHIGEO AMRITION: President Allied Youth 2, 35 Hi-Y 3. Fm learning to paddle my own canoe, I'nz learning fast ann' its fun, 'tis true. NISHIMURA, GARY YOSHIO AIVIBITIONZ G-man J. P. O. Z, 3g Orchestra C1 85 2j 33 .lnterclass Track 2. Even dynaniites Come in packages small, Victorious over all, big or small. MURAO, SHIGEKO AMBITION: Travel Girl Reserves 2, 35 G. R. Program Committee 35 G. R. Christ- mas Play 33 Allied Youth 35 Assembly Committee 25 School Nurse 33 Baccalaureate Committee Chairman 3. For she's a jolly good lassie, - You'll never fin her sassy. N HI, MITSUKO AM ION: Stenographer I. - A. 9 Girl rves 2, 35 G. R. Program Committeeg F. . 2g F. . Corsage Committee 23 Allied Youtli So- cia mittee 35 terclass Sports 2. I onld rath be able to appreriale things I cannot have, aan t fe things I ani not able to appreciate. Q NAGAHARA, SUMIE ' N AMBITION: Merry Widow J. A. lg Allied Youth 2, 33 A. Y. Public' Committ e' - Dance Refreshment Committee 3. V Shel: petite, she is sweet, . From her bonnet to her feet' NUNES, JAMES JOSEPH AMBITION: Test and Stunt Pilot I. P. O. 2, 35 S. P. 35 Sentinel 1, 23 Dramatics Zg Glee Club 25 Aeapella Zg Interclass Track 2, 3g Student Council 2, 35 Vice Chairman Athletic Commission 3. First eoine women, next myself. NAKAMURA, SHIGEKO AMHITlON: First Maiden Photographer F. H. H. lg J. A. lg Allied Youth 2, 3. just as you say and just as I hear, My mind works well, far or near. OHORI, AKIRA AMBITION: Assistant U-man Hi-Y 2, 39 Art-Photo 2. A A proper saying now and then, Has won him 1nany a friend. NAKATANI, DOROTHY SUMIE AMBITION: Secretary Girl Reserve 2, 33 G. R. Publicity Committee 23 Allied Youth 25 A. Y. Social Committee 2, Knitting Club 33 G. R. Ring Committee 3. 'fvrhai her motives are, is little known, We,ll find out after they're sown. OKADA, MILDRED CHIEKO AMBITION: Fashion Designer i J. S. A. lg F. H. H. 1, 2, 33 F, H. H. Jelly 8: Jam Commit- tee, Decoration Committee 3: Girl Reserve Service Committee 3g Carnival 1. - Wait not too short, wait not too long, Ere your work be prolonged. NISHIKAWA, GEORGE AMBITIUN: Master the Clarinet Orchestra C1 8: 25 3. What this world needs is instruments of music, not of war. rx X . hx 5 sk.. o1ZuMuRA, HARRY ' 1 s ' AMBITION: Travel 11, lP. A. 35 Group Si-vlgingg Baseball .2,,gg Jnterclass Track 23 I.-Club 2, is. J . ls, more I stibjr 'tho' didnber I get, 'Cause thyxsgs' millions more to learn yet. . Q 41,5 f A OKUMURA, MELDRED MITSUKO AMBITION: Vocalist J. S. A. 15 Glee Club 19 Allied Youth 2, 3. Silence is a blessing, Whereas fast words are a'eadening. SASAMOTO, ELSI E TSU RUMI AMBITION: Japanese Classical Dancer J. S. A. lg Allied Youth 2, 3. Her pleasure is the power to please Anil she iloes it with great ease. OSUMI, MASAKI HARRY AMBITION: Join the Navy Slow as a snail, But sure as the U.S. mail. I SATO, FRANCES TOSHIKO AM BITION: Teacher I. S. A. 15 Allied Youth 2, 35 A. Y. Social Cornmitteeg A. Y. Treasurerg S. P. 25 Girl Reserves Camry 8: Conference Commit- tee 35 G. R. Service Committee 35 Ka Leilehua Committeeg Local H ' S ' 2, 3. onoi ociety To be what I am anzl to beeonze what I am capable of becoming, Is the only way of my life. PALAMARES, FRANK AMBITION: Next Don Bridge Tennis I, 2, 3, 49 Art-Photo 2, 3. His aeeoniplishments were varied, Anil now he's marrieel. SAWAI, BETTY YOSHVIKO AMBITION: Travel J. S. A. 1, 1. H. H. 1, 3. Simplicity is my motto Pd like to teach it wherever I go. f A T PEDEN, JAMES AMBITION: Chief Electrician Glee Clubg' Student Council 1. He boasts not of what he can ilo, Try him out and see if its not true. - SHIMABUKURO, ISAMU AMBITION: Lithograph and Multigraph Operator Acapella 35 Allied Youth 33 S. P. 35 Class Dance Decoration Committee. Lost time is never fonnzl again, they say, Late is better than never, please, if I may. PYO, MARY AMBITION: Travel Girl Reserves 1, 2, 33 G. R. Camp 8.x Conference Committee: F. H. H. 1, 25 Knitting Club 33 S. P. 2, 39 Student Council 2. One look at her complexion, Will make you do some investigation. . SHINSATO, RAYMOND AMBITION: Mechanic Glee Club 3g F. F. A. 1, 2g F. F. A. Social Club 2. X Smile and the world smiles with yon, Cry, and the world aries not with yon. REED, LILA MAE AMBITION: Housewife J. P. O. 1: Student Council lg Library Literary Club Presi- dent 33 Sentinel Editor 3. My heart belongs to only one, After all, you know, it's sairl and alone. SONG, GEORGE JOSEPH AMBITION: Doctor J. l'. O, 1, 2, 35 A1-t4Photo Z, 35 Glee Club 25 Track 1, 23 In- tcrclass Track 1, 23 Student Council 35 Library Committee 33 Commencement Committee Chairman 3. Men courageous bear burdens well, Put him to action anrl yon'll final it true of him-for he won't tell. F. H. H. 1, 33 F. H. H. Publicity Committeeg Carnival 13 SUGIYAMA, Bessie Nome Ae- AMBITION: Travel '- . 1 J. S. ft. lg Cllcc Club lg Allied Youth 33 Meniliersliwfrzllxinit- Ice 3. Laughing is a vontagious matter, Pusx it ou ami it'Il make you happier. TANAKA, ALICE SETSUKO AMBITION: Librarian l Q X 1' fkllicfl Youth 2, 33 Publicity Cumniittccg .X. Y. Re- n' ' ' '.'. . ll'L'5lIlllCl!f-LOl'!1ll1lll.CC 3. A quiet Mirs with 'll!lI1l1i7lg wayx, A secret she'Il keep always. SUN, CHARLES A M HITION: News Corresprnidcnt ,l. l'. 0. 1. 2, 3g Sc tincl 2, 35 Art-Plwto 2, 33 Cilec Club 35 Ka Lcileliuzt l'l:QLg,gIKA4Qid,'fx'L1lnlic S1v t fwij'g Editor, Senior Scnlencl 3. 2 1 hwmi' 171.61 ' ' ' ' . 'il ., Ami guard it well, I eauizot let it shallerfl TANAEA, CHIYOKO ?p11s1T1 51: . tenograplier 1. H. H. lg tile Clul 'cl Youth 3g l.ib1'ury l.iter:xry Llub 3. x Let ull thy 6'0lllJL'l'Xf' be sincere, Ami ull your friends will adheref, SUNAHARA, KUNSO GILBERT AMIRLTION: Draltsinztn Group Singing 2g'1Xi1'11liLI1e Club 35 Hi-Y 2g Allis-ri Youth 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 lntcrclass Track 1, 25 lntercluss Basketball 3 With laughing eyes mul u laughing heart, His frieiuls ure 1ll6l71jl, held fast am! hard. TANJI, MITSUO 4 7 AMBITIOX: YMCA VVorker .1 Ijli-X Seerelary 1, 25-Hi-Y Presldent 33 Student Council 13 Student-Council Secretary 2, 33 Class Secretary lg Ka Leilehua Circulation Manager 33 lntercluss Track 25 Baecalzuueate Com- mittee 3. Quiet, hu! he rim jzrozluee Xllfb uierrinzeul, To my ln .v well-likezl is our xiiirwe l'0lllllllIll'!'lIf.U , -' SUR, PEILUM PAMELA I A NNIQQIIQJN: Professiunznl .Rliumlm Daniccr .Lrlrve glib-X K'.K11ll.llllg Chili 33 Girl Reserve 1, 2, 35.6. R. Pro gxfirnf Olllll1ll.l.CC, lu H. H. 1, Z, 33 lu H. H. Dinner Party 3 l,l1dl1'Il1Zl11. She iuozfes a goddess, A Gracious and iuoilestf' TERANISHI, RALPH AMBITION: See the World Glee Club 2, 35 Acztpella 33 Group Singing 2, 35 lluskctball 1, 3, .ig lnterclass Basketball 1, Z, 3. Heir the one out of every ten, In admiring coiupunies of men. TAKASHIGE, NOBUYA AMBITION: Own the Largest Noodle Inn Acapella Singing 35 Baseball.-llilalxager 2. Give me English am! Illl luke death. MA, Y, AM O : r 0 iipapa Sle isa. toward beauty, It's every 1e's duty. TAMANAHA, EDWARD MASARU ANIBITIONZ Aviator F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 F. F. A. Refreshment Lommittee Chairman 2 F. F. A. Reporter 15 F. F. A. Initiation Committee 3. With xicacly nerves an steiuly miml, I live merrily anal I lihe top I'll climb. TRE '14, FRED J N ' 'XMB T ON: VVCS ' it Slgptriflg h I hool a . Club 0 23 Basketball 1g Leile- l.ua: LX. hoto C rb i f ' SW haven, ' L0 on l bl11JL'l7l,f en Fr . . But l'd e like to be in some Major's punts? I f yn TSUKIDA, TERRY MASAO AlNlRI'l'lON: Manager of the C'.l .C. Kilo: 11:1 Hi-Y 2,-35 Acapellzi Singing 3. He is a .Qoozl bel, For heir a swell guy you czfcr melf, YAMADA, MERLE MIDORI AM lll'l'l0N: 'Feaclier ' ll. S, A. lg Allied Youth 2. 35 A. Y. Literxiture Comuiitlev l'l':iirm:iu 33 Girl Reserve XVnys and Menus Unnmiltec 35 t'l:iss Ring Llommittee CllZlll'l'l1?lll. f'G!'IlflL', rlrmtzrc aml xzuacf, Alwayx exft-llilig in awry foal. URANAKA, TAJIRO AM INTION: Newspaper Cfamermnziu Art-Plioto 3. BeiIc'r fo do il yoursrlf ibau in rcly on 1U1kll01l!l1 1'ir1'11z's. ' Y. ,7 . YAMAGUCHI, CHIZUKO A ' AMl'4l'l'lON: Stenograplier ' j. S lg Glee C'luh 13 Allied Youth 2, 33 Girl Reserve Social l'i ltec- 35 Girls Athletic Cluh 2. Sha ix a lzarral of fllll, Anil ax rlm'ry ax flu' .Y1IIl.U USHIJIMA, ETHEL SHIZUNA AMBITIONZ Dress Designer I. S. A. lg F. H. H. Refreshment Committee 3. I live -my life tba way I want, Quiel, xerious aml with some 11zc'rrimc11i. YAMAGUCHI, CLARA A M lilTl ON : To Ile, Someone if vv.. Girl Reserve 1, 35 G. R. Music Committee 33 lnterclass Rep- resentative, Allied Youth 2, 35 S. P. 2, 33 Girls Athletic Club Z, 3. ' Lovell by all, Ibis rbarming lam, A . Wilb a rarliaul .mzilc fo rlnrvr fbi- rlaxxf' WAKABAYASHI, MASAMI ANDREW AMIHTION: The Next Ul'fiilf.tci1l. Allied Youth 2, 35 Acapelln Singing 3. I'll prove io flat' worltl yci, Pm really tfalualflc-aml my 'Illl11tl,S sci. YAMAMOTO, CAROL KATSUKO AMBITION: Social Service Worker I. S. A. lg Girl Reserve 2. 33 G. R. Publicity Committee 3: Allied Youth 2, 3g A. Y. Social Committee Chairman 3g S. P. 23 Glee Vub 1, 3. If I cannot :lo great ibingx, I can do .small fbings in a grraf way. ARNER, KENNETH KAHELE l ll'l'lUN: Music Teuclter Orchestra 2, 35 G e flub 33 Studeu Co icil 35 library Com- mfttee 35 Hawaiiar ' l Presic n 7 t i 25 Truck 2. I Go llar c umug ce o, You wo re et it-life will lvg,,1rwll01u. YAMAMo1'o, FRANCIS sueo AMBITION: Proprietor of the Largest Skating Rink in the YVorld Group Singing 23 Hi-Y 39 Allied Youth 3. A man of few worrls, well likezl by all, lu lifc .s barzl ways, l1c's S1l1'L' not lo fall. WHITE, MARGARET SALLIE AMBlTlON: The Next Oomph Girl fublic Speaking 13 Group Singing 23 Tennis 2, 3g Girls Athle- tic Club 1, Z, 35 Local Honor Society 2. 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council 1, 35 Ka Leilehua Editorg Carni- val lg Assistant Editor, Sentinel 15 Program Committee Chair- man 2. A witiier, jollier, brainy gal is 119,67 lo be found For sbt' Mover was teen to wear a frown. V YAMANAKA, oAlzo ' AMB ITION: To Become Another Plato Hi-Y 33 Allied Youth 3. l H Hc'x xby bu! ll regular guy, says ibe Sbarlow, just lvl binz lalk and hrfll Ialk your vars off. Lv . YAMASHITA, CHIYO AMBITION: , ccountant . r I. S. A. lg Allied Youth 1 'Literary Committee 35 Fen- nis Club 2, 3g Class Dafoe 'Re res ment Committee. Even geniuses spoke only when spoken to. YOSHIDA, MARION SOYOKO AMBITTON: Typist fllee Vinh lg ll. S, A. lg lnterclass Sports 2, 33 Girl Reserve Ring Committee 33 Welfare Committee 25 S. P. 3. Sing your way to sneeess, And frienrls yon'll also arrestf' YAMAUCHI, BOB AMBTTION: The Next Bob Feller llasehull 2, 35 F. F. A. 2, 3. Make use of life while you may, Life is short and wears away. YOSHIDA, SABURO AMIIITION: To Fix My Darn Teeth Ili-Y 2, 3, Hi-Y President 3: Allied Youth 33 Football 23 Base- lmll 23 liuskethall 33 lnterclass Basketball 3. A little nonsense now and then, Is relished hy the wisest men. YANAGIDA, KATHERINE TOMIE AMBITION: Home Economist . I. S. A. 15 F. H. H. 2, 3g F. H. H. Social Committee 3: F. H. H. Refreshment Committee 2. Ability to do is a gift of nature given to use and improve upon. YOJO, .IOSEPHI E SHIZUE AMBITI N- ibrarian J. S. A. lg Allied Youth 1, A. Y. Membership Commit- tee Chairman, Library Lit ,ar ub Program Committee Chair- man, Girl Reserve Ring Co ttee 37 Sentinel 39 Class Edition Sentinel 33 Class Dance Re hment Committee 1,'2, 39 Spe- cial Star Bulletin Corresp nd t 3, Baccalaureate Comm. 3. With rosy cheeks an eekles brown, Her sparkling eyes . make you go ronnd'n round. YANG, ELLEN KYUNG HEE AMBITION: Homemaker F. H. H. 2, 35 F. H. H. Food Committee 23 Social Commit tee 35 VVays and Means Chairman 33 Clean Up Chairman 3 S. P. 2, 33 Girl Reserve Ring Committee 3. Faithful friends are hard to find, just know her and you'll find she's a different kind? YOSHIKA, SHIGEKO AMBITION: Good Cooking Teacher F. H. H. 1, 2, 3g Allied Youth 3. My dignified silence I'1l always cherish. YOSHIDA, ALICE YACHIYO AMBITION: Beautician I. S. A. lg Glee Club lg Allied Youth 3. A friend to all and enemy to none? YOUNG, FRANCIS AMBITION: Get What there Is to Get I. Club 1, 25 Tennis 1, 2, Football 1, 23 Basketball 35 Inter- class Sports 1, 2, 3. P ' The world owes nn' a living and I shall take advantage of it. KIM, JOHNNY S. AMBITION: Sailor tilee Club 1, 2: Acapella Singing 3. I take life as it comes, No one bothers me, I rlonii bother them? 0llIiANIlflTl0NS ANI! CIIJIIS if 4 1 HIGH SCHOOL lfrurzl Row: Melvi P k M' ' ' n ar , itsuo Honda George Shibzmo Choi, Ellen Kim, Elizabeth Puulei, Annie Lim, Jessie Lee? SUCOIILI Vow: Mitsuo Tanji, Richard Kunihisa, Hironobu Evil K' ' 1 21 im, Patrieia Prirchecr, Kenneth Wariier, Philsun Tbirzf Row: Roberto Cabuleng, Shigeru Ilm, Masuo Ku eorg,e .yster, Donald Ruciin Slilldeni Council llollol' 501:11-ly - LOCAL AND NATIONAL fron! KKIILY Nancy Naliasoiie, Helen Hayashi, Gladys Au, M1fl311 Chun Fiauces Sato Helen Lim Aliee C hey 611501114 Gripon. Scrum! Row: Akira Tanaka, Hironobu Hino, Ethel Imamuu Merle Yanncla Sallie White Smnley Kaneshiio SlCilk1yO Hayashi. Thin! Row: Yuki YJKZG f4f..1.ww .. Chun, Dick Goodrich, G' Y P , J1111 S Deicon 0 Komori, Louis Rocha, Yoshio Iehikavm Miss F1111 CAcl , 1 J ,ri A I' 'l Chun, Margeuritc Yang, Mary Ifirs! Roux: Audrey Kim, Clara Yamaguchi, Rose Hara, Bertha Lum, Lois Ku, 'aim Ann Choi. Snroml Row: Surn I-Io Lcc QSl1eriffj, Helen Hayahsi, Isamu Shimabukuro, julia Kim, junet Odagiri, Jessie Lee, Dorothy Lee, Mary Pye, Hannah Chung, Marion Yoshida, Leatriec Inouye, Florence Chun, Albert Johnston, Francis Martinez. Third Row: Alfred Chun, Kun Sung Lcc, Herbert Nishimura, Hilarion Bumanglag, Mary Shin, Mildred Loo, Ruth Lee, Ernest Khim, George Sur, Cary Schaefer, Bill Gardner. Fourlb Row: Edwin Imamura, james Nuncs, Stanward Kim. Senior Police force junior lfvnfficl Police llffice-rs First Row: Gary Nishimura, Harold Muramoto, James Grey, Roy Lcc QChiefj, George Song, Young Bin Choy, Mitsuo Tanii l S el P un, Michael Chun, To Hyun Lee. S ' ml Row: Yukio Komori, Nam Gee Chung, Stanwarcl Cum, amu y no Third Row: Hironobu Hino, Yoshio Ichikawa, Harumi Katto, Larry Tamanaha. I i 1 i ,, ,..a...,. SENIORS ' Frou! Row: Frances Sato, Elsie Matsuno, Nancy Eum, Alice Choy, Julia Kim, Mary Kang, Janet Hum, Helen Hayashi Marian Chun Nora Chun M'ld d Ok d 1 , , 1 re a a, Janet Iwasa, Marion Yoshida, Edith Hattcri. S d . . . . . . . econ Row. Catherine Fukushima, Pei Lum Sur, Shigeko Murao, Gargoma Gripon, Agnes Choi, Helen Lim, Bessie Lim Annie Kang, Gladys Au, Merle Yamada, Dorothy Nakatani, Evida Kim. Third Row: Mrs. Geiger CAdvisorJ, Helen L M P E11 ee, ary yo, en Yang, Rachael Lee, Rose Kim, Ruth Lee, Clara Yama- h' N 'k guc 1, on 0 Murakoshi, Betsy Maesaka, Carol Yamamoto, Mitsuko Noguchi, Ethel Imamura, Chizuko Yamaguchi. 'A Girl Reserves , JUNIOR Front Rauf: Violet Katto, Margaret Choi, Yoshiko Amano, Ellen Fujinaka, Patsy Ginoza, Nancy Ige, Helen Ogawa, Margaret Kozuma, Jane Mikami, Sally Kobashigawa, Helen Komata, Frances Harano, Betsy Kataoka. Second Row: Yoshie Ajifu, Florence Funakoshi, Kiyoko Iwasa, Jean Tokumoto, Lucille Kawakami, Judith Hattori, Sumiko Hino, Edna Yoshida, Yukie Sunahara, Marilyn Iwasa, Ayako Nakamura, Michiko Kikugawa, Nancy Ishigaki, Jane Igarashi, Mildred Iwatani, Peggy Kuwahara. Third Row: Faith Chun, Kay Kurosawa, Edna Miyata, Song Boon Kim, Marion Oda, Alice Goya, Roselyn Higa, Masaye amamoto, Rose Hara, Willa Yue, Hideko Kunishige, Junet Odagiri, Betsy Matsuno, Bessie Muramoto, Daisy Ko, Nancy Nakasone, Grace Mikami, Charlotte Hiromoto. ' , Fourth Row: Mrs. Mack fAdvisorJ, Annie Lim, Beatrice Wong, Mildred Sawada, Alice Kim. Fifth Row: Martha Ige, Helen Terao, Ellen Morioka, Janice Kondo Hiroko Watanabe lucy Wee Jessie Lee Mai7i u u 4 J ' 1 le Kim, Louisa Kim, Helen Oda, Doris Shon, Ethel Yoshida, Elaine Tanada. 1 SOPHOMORES Frou! Row: Florence lchioka, Emily Kop, Lai Yung Choy, Dorothy Kong, Mary Ann Choi, Harriet Choy, Mildred Loo, Sarah Kim, Hazel Lee, Sarah Kogachi, Mildred Murao, Mrs. Remaly CAdvisorj. Scfomi Row: Alice Choi, Micsuko Kiyabu, Nora Look, Harriet Chai, Caroline Wong, Betty Choy, Evelyn Choi, Mar- garet Yang, Mary Shin, Adaline Furukawa, Ruth Galbraith, Marcia Hayashi, Betty Rea. Tlliru' Row: Nora Tam, Hilda Noguchi, Kwai Chang, Ellen Kim, Velma Pyun, Angelina Joaquin, Concepcion Medina, Margaret Lee,vDorothy Lee, Marjorie Ehlinger, Ruth Tanji, Hannah Chung. fair! llesevves NINTH GRADE l m11A Row: Kyung Yung Sung, Martha Kim, Daisy Tom, Rose W'ong, Judith Ito. Betty amaguc 11, a ' g Susan Salsnmoto, Cynthia Chun, Ruby Nam, Beatrice Nosse, Pearl Pil. Sccoml Row: Jane Yoshida, Edith Iwasa, Grace Murakos hi, Alice Monma, Nellie Kitagawa, Jessie Okada, Jane Naru- sawa, Jean Nakai, Yuriko Okimoto, Ellen Oda, Eppie Chung, Betty Wong, Mrs. Cralybc QAdvisorj. Thin! Row: joan Sridham, Mildred Edge, Elsie Chung, Mary Kim, Clara Fukushima, Soonic Sun, Nancy Choy, Pen Yun Han, Lila Lee. Y l' M rtha Aka i, i A HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION ' Front Row: Evelyn Shijo, Mary Ann Chai, Margaret Yang, Harriet Chai, Caroline Wong, Elizalzeth Puulei, Angelina Joaquin, Annie Uwi, Shizuko Matsuzaki, Ayako Nakamura, Alice Yamamoto, Irene Amano, Betsy Kataol-ia, Michiko Kikugawa, Nancy Ishigaki, Itoko Muranaka. Secoml Row: Toshiko Ono, Elsie Afuso, Mildred Iwatani, Betty Sawai, Concepcion Medina, Faith Chun, Elena Cabulong, Mary Kang Annie Lim Janice Kondo Elsie Sasamoto Mildred Okada VI ' Od Ehl h d , , , , , l arion a, t e Us ijima, E na Miyata, Betsy Matsuno, Junet Odagiri, Betty Togashi, Jeanette Uyezu, Lorraine Shinsato, Edna Miyashiro. Tbirrl Row: Kwai Chang, Rose Kim, Nora Chun, Janet Hum, Annie Kang, Catherine Yanagida, Josephine Clave, Na- tividad Gregorio, Doris Gersaba, Jane Kuwaye, Margaret Choi, Helen Ah Quin, Masako Uyehara, Rachael Lee, Ellen Yang, Helen Terao. Future llonnelninkeri of Hawaii INTERMEDIATE DIVISION First Row: Sally Kim, Kimiko Togashi, Yukino Yamakawa, Jean Ohira, Rose Woiig, Betty Kurihara, Nancy Choy, M . . . ary Kim, Dorothy Cho, Elsie Chung, Tokiye Fukaya, Margaret Lee. ' Second Row: Eppie Chung, Cynthia Chun, Edith Yamamoto, Mary Kanno, Matsuko Fujimoto, Yaeko Uyehara, Miyoko Nakama, Teruko Tamanori, Kikumi Shiroma, Martha Kim, Gladys Chai. Third Row: Bett W n , J Ok k' ll' ' y o g ean aza 1, Ne ie Kitagawa, Nobuko Nakama, Daisy Helenihi, Shizuko Endo, Elima Va- lencia, Alice Chun. I r HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION Front Row: Thomas Matsumoto, Masaharu Endo, Shigeru Kawahara, Henry Kishi, Edward Kawahara, Edward Tama- naha, Bob Chinen, Soon Gun Kim, Antonio Quiya. Second Row: Susumu Toma, Jerry Lee, joe Nakano, Masaharu Saito, Gary Shintani, Yoshiharu Maeda, Paul Gima. Third Row: Isao Hiratani, Robert Yamauchi, Mr. Greenwood CAdvisorj, Katsuhiko Tamiyori Fukumoto, Katsuji Matsushige, Yasuo Shinsato, Itaru Tomai, Ernest Nakasone, Charles Ikehara. Fourth Row: Joseph Kim, Chester Clark, Masami Tanaka, Lawrence Monma, Slugeru Ilia, Duck Baldimir, Dennis Kim, Charles Lee. I N , Masaaki Aniya, Masao Future Farmers of America INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Fran! Row: Robert Noguchi, Leonard Lim, Masaichi Ige, Clifford Goto, Billy Bolos. ' ' ' K ' h' S 'm to, Serorid Row: Nobuyukx Igarashi, Jack Shibuya, Horace Koga, Albert Shigeta, Richard Chinen, azuic 1 ugx o Kiyoshi Miyasato, Kenneth Lopez, Shigeo Higa. Third Row: Mr. McMurtry fA'dvisorl, Chiaki Yamauchi, Haruo Ito, Richard Mondo, Paul Sung, Wing Chaw Kong Masayuki Aragaki, Terry Yamamoto, Edward Hum, Wallace Ginoza. ' ' I' Y 'da Fourlh Row: Emilio Fortuno, Michael Kim, Nobuo Ichrkawa, Minoru Toyama, Masuo Masunaga, Masas u anagr , Gilbert Sugimoto. A m-u.w.,i, ... ,,....Y i T-li. sENloR A Frou! Row: Harold Muramoto, Mitsuko Noguchi, Chizuko Yamaguchi, Edith Hattori, Helen Lee Elsie Matsun' Daisy Khim, Betsy Maesaka, Sumie Na h M'l - , 01 ga ara, idred Okumura, Ethel Imamura, Frances Sato, Leatrice lnouye, Ken- neth Kuboyama. Sv I '- A ' from Row, Carol Yamamoto, Noriko Murakoshi, Merle Yamada, Florence Kiyahu, Chiyo Yamashita, Agnes Choi, Alice Yoshida, Bessie Sugiyama, Marion Yoshida, janet Iwasa, Alice Tanaka, Josephine Yojo, Shigeko Murao, Shigeko Naka- mura, Shigeko Yoshika, Chiyoko Tanaka, Alice Miknmi. Ylllffrl Row: Mrs. Knight CAdvisorJ, Andrew NVakabayashi, Roy Miyashiro, Shigeo Muranaka, Saburo Y .l 'ml R Lee, lidwin lmamura, Robert Af .' D - ' ' osu a, oy uso, amo Yamanaka, Hilarion Bumanglag, Richard Fnrukawa, Clara Yamaguchi. Allied Youiiln JUNIOR . Frou! Row: Helen Oda, Beatrice Wong, Violet Katto, Margaret Kozuma, Grace Mikami, Jane Mikami, Helen Komata, Sumiko Hino, Yoshie Ajifu, June Igarashi, Josephine Dulay, Angelina Gargancra, Jean Aganselyo, Rose Hara, Florence Funakoshi, Phyllis Castillo. Second Row: Lucy Wee, Hideko Kunishige, Ellen Moriok a, Charlotte Hiromoto, Marilyn. Iwasa, Edna Yoshida, Patsy Ginoza, Alice Goya, Mildred Sawada, Hiroko Watanabe, Masaye Yamamoto, Jean Tokumoto, Kay Kurosawa, Ellen Fujinaka, Yoshiko Amano, Ethel Yoshida, Yachiyo Tanada, Stanward Chun fAdviscrj. Tloirrl Row: George Shibano Akira Tanaka Th A , , omas u, Francis Matsukawa, Frances Harano, Helen Ogawa, Mitsue Hirai, Bill Sugimoto, Mitsuo Honda, Tom Sugimoto, John Miyasato, Sadakiyo Hayashi, Toshitaka Arakawa, Larry Tama- naha, Richard Kunihisa: Fourth Row: Kai Chun Wong, Stanley Kim, Donald Qooley. A X V I l E SOPHOMORE ' B Yoneda, Gladys Fmnf Row: Marion Imnmura, Pong Soon Lee, Evelyn Ebe, Kimiko Shnnabukuro, Etta Matsukawa, etty Mizuno. Second Row: Mrs. Knight, Nora Tam, Velma Pyun, Alice Yokoo, Hannah Chung, Margaret Imrimura, Tieko Ogawa, Dora Shijo. . 4 Kb. Third Row: Robert Yu, Serafm Palomares, Ernest im. Allied Youth Leilelula Sentinel Stall SENTINAL STAFF Front Roiu: Lucy Wee, Yoshie Ajifu, Sumiko Hino, Dorothy Lee, Josephine Yojo, Frances Balacke, Noriko Murakoslxi. Second Row: janito De Gracia, Isamu Shimabukuro, Violet Katto, Virginia Kawahara, Sue Poindexter, Florence Kiyabu, Beatrice Wong, Francis Martinez, Agnes Choi, Violet Chang, Elsie Matsuno, Alice Tanaka, James Grey, Alfred Chun. ' 'l M Reed, Charles Sun, Annie Kang, Evelyn Choi, Edwin Imamura, Larry Third Row: Mrs. McDonald QAclv1sorj, Lx a ae naha, Florence Funakoshi, Hideo Higu, Faith Chun, Bill Sugimoto, james Rogers. Tama 5 rewrxm-A pf 3 Frou! Row: Tamotsu Hakoda, Tokio Nakagawa, Katsugoro Gima, Ernest Khim, Tomio Omoto, Richard Kunihisa Philsun Owen. Second Row: Tajiro Uranalca, Larry Kim, Stanley Kim, Fred Trenck, George Song, Allen Becker, Daniel Nakashima joseph Pyo, Miss Jensen CAdvisorj. Third Row: Richard Sun, Charles Sun, George Eyster, James Grey, Kiyoshi Miyasato, Sadakiyo Hayashi. h Art Photo Club Airplane Club Fran! Row: Haruo Moriyaiua, Yoslxio Todani, Kenichi Mik ami, Albert Johnston. Seroml Row- Mas M ' ' . uo asunaga, Masashi Yanagida, Yosluharu Maeda, Tom Sugimoto, Toshihiro Nakagawa, Akira Tanaka, Koji Iwasa. ' l Tbirzl Roux: Mr. Corbaley fAdvisorJ, Billy Irwin, Donald Cooley, Joh l conida. mjk .y I I I Z. x i Q ADVANCED Firsl Row: Evida Kim, Patricia Royse, Philsun Owen, Alice Choy, Ruth Lee, Gordon Buller, Jack Irwin. Second Row: Miss Brown QAdvisorj, Arthur Palomares, Roberto Cabulong, Donald Cooley, George Nishimura, Ken- neth Warner. Uvclneslrcl JUNIORS r n I Front Row: Henry Song, Lloyd Kim, Rose Woiig, jean Nakai, Betty Yamaguchi, Judith Ito, Martha Akagi, Virginia Kawahara. S S k moto Antonio Ventura, Richard Au, Edward Kiharn, Arthur Palomarcs, Svcor1rlRow: Magdalinc Quiseng, usan a an , K 'Epctania Aranita, Chi Choon Yue, Kcnichi Kozai, Harry ong. T1 I R uf: Gcor c Sur, Miss Brown Ukdvisorj, Beatrice Nosse, Kurt Frier, Robert Chun, David Chung, Myung Ko am o g Han, Godfrey Lee, Walter Kop, Robert Oshiro, Helen Kawahara. 3 r,mm.....,....N n..,... ,'., l A ..,n--w..,i..,... ' GIRLS Fl'UIIf Row: Pei Lum Sur, Lorraine Montgomery, Hilda Noguehi, Julia Kim, Alien Choy, Annie Kang, Miss Brown CAdvisorJ, Alice Mikami, Lois Ku, Aurea Quiseng, Janet Hum, Carol Yamamoto, -Iunet Odagiri. Srfomf Row: Crispina Moraniam, Marjorie Elllinger, Violet Chang, Nao Tamura, Rosalyn Higa, Audrey Kim, .Marcia Hayashi, Catherine Fukushima, Phyllis Etllavitch, Elsie Afuso, Nora Kanno. Tbirzf Row: Bertha Chun, Jacqueline Montgomery, Dorothy Greelish, Kathleen Weyaiid, Mildred Botnen, Betty Ono, Adaline Furukawa, Maizie Kim. li-lee Clubs BOYS l'l7'lllIf Knut Maximo Nonics, John Miyasalo, Daniel Lim, Sadao Nakalioclo, llc Soo Kim, Richard Feriiamlel, joseph Lee, ,Ioseph Kim, Raymond Shinsato, Harry Yoshimoto, Young Bin Choy. SUCUVIII Raw: Kenneth Wai'ner, Kenneth Kuwaye, Shigeru Kawahara, Freddie Paparello, Mildred Blackman, Miss Brown Uldvisorj, Larry Kim, Edmund Chung, Stanley Kaneshiro, William Garcia, Chester Clark, Frances Masultawa. Third Row: Charles Sun, Isamu Kancshige, George Nishimura, Kosci Shimabulcuro, Henry Kil, Torao Nitta, Harumi Katto, Toshio Muramoto, George Nambu, Mitsuo Yanagida, Nobuo Ichikawa. Fourfb Row: jason Ki S' l m, in Cia Lee, Alfred Lee, Kee Ho Chun. I I l 3.1.--i l 2 LEILEHUA lfmnl Row: Mr. Weidman Qaclvisorj, Tautac Tomita, George Shibano, Clarence Tamayori, Mcici Agcda, Saclao Naka- hoda, Hilarion Bumanglag, Melvin Park, Yasuo Katsuhiro, Henry Lee, Masaharu Saito, Saburo Matsumoto. Serum! Row: Akira Ohori, Sueo Yamamoto, Surn Ho Lee, Harold Muramoto, Yoslaio Tanabc, Howard Kam, Edward Kawahara, john Chinen, Francis Martinez, Daizo Yamanaka, Saburo Yoshida. Third Row: Richard Furukawa, Howard Hirono, Reginald Chung, Roy Lee, Nam Gee Chung, So Fong Chang, Shigco Muranaka, Robert Afuso, Alfred Chun, Edwin Imamura, Stanward Chun. Q Ill-I WAHIAWA , IIl'UIIlf Row: Harry Okamura, Mitsuo Tanji. , CIUIHZII'Yfl'I0t'lL'lUiSC' from Left to Rzgloic Henry Mondo, Shigeru Ilia, amu Kancshigc, Larry Tamanaha, Mitsuo Honda ' ' ld S wa Dick Baldomir, George Nxshimura, To Hyun Lee, Rona cga . ku LIBRARY CLUB Front Row: Alice Tanaka, Merle Ushijima, Doris Kishi, Mrs. Kraynik fAdvisorJ, Josephine Yojo, Sumie Nagahara Amy Woottoii. Sefonrl Row: Chiyoko Tanaka, Betty Sawai, Eclna Johnston, Margaret Griffith, Lila Mac Reed, Mildred Kawamoto. Tlairrl Row: Leatrice Inouye, Phyllis Edlavitch, Dora Shijo. Library Club Knitting Club KNITTING CLUB Front Row: Doris Shon, Ruth Lee, Gladys Au, Marian Ch un, Pei Lum Sur, Nancy Eum, Catherine Fukushima. Smwml Row: Evida Kim, Bertha Chun, Aliee Cho M' N l' ' ' ' ' y, iss e son QALIvisorQ, Bessie Lim, Alice Cho, Mary Pyo, Betty Kun, Dorothy Nakatani. HAWAIIAN CLUB Front Row: Nellie Aipia, Elizabeth Puulei, Bertha Lum, Lois Ku, Faith Chun, Daisy Helenihi. ' Srmmf Row: Kenneth Whrner, Rose Ku, Caroline Swift, Esther Solomon, Beatrice Brickwodd, Mrs. Ahia QAdviso1' Florence Chun. Editor-in-chief ,...,,. Assistant .,e...e,..,. Feature Editor ,..,. Literary Editor ,....v Art Editor ,...,i.. Assistants .,,v. Sports Editor ....,,. Photographers s.... Business Manager ..s.... Hawaiian Club Ka leilelnla Staff Circulation Manager .....,i.,.s. Assistant Circulation Advertising Manager Business Manager ....r., General Manager ,....s. . Mgr Sallie White Ethel Imamura Sarah Kirn ------Helen Lim Helen Hayashi Michiko Ichioka Haruo Kameoka Edwin Imamura --e---,James Grey Charles Sun Howard Hirono ,Mitsuo Tanji ---,,--.George Eyster -Gladys Au -Mrs. McDonald ,Miss Arnold AW 4 BASKETBALL TEAM First Roux: Lionel Lim, Albert Bolos, Francis Young, Tsutac Tomita, Ralph Teranishi, Edwin Imamura. Sefoml Row ISta11c1il1gj: Edward Vail Ccoaehj, Richard Furukawa, Nam Gee Chung, Howard Hirona, Stanward Chun, Saburo Yosl1ida,, Bill Prosser fMgr.J. Richard Furukawa and Francis Young Co-Captains Basketball Our 1939-40 Rural Oahupchampionship Mules basketball team enjoyed a successful and banner' season under the able coaching of Mr. Edward Vail, by conquering all its opponents in the newly organized Rural Oahu basketball league. Approximately thirty enthusiastic basket- ball turnouts reported to Coach Vail during the Christmas vacation. Final selection of eleven resulted in a team composed of eight seniors, two juniors, and a sophmore. Once the smooth Mules' green and gold machine started their offense rolling, there was no stopping it as it bowled over team as the following record shows: 18 Waialua ---- 15 after team Mules Mules 21 Kahuhu ---- 20 P Mules 36 Benjamin Parker 10 Mules 29 Waipahu - - - 17 Mules 25 XVaialua ---- 21 Mules 2 8 Kahuku ---- 17 Mules 35 Benjamin Parker 17 Mules 31 Waipahu - - - 29 The team next represented thc rural league as undefeated champions to the 15th annual inter-island interscholastic basketball tour- nament staged at Kaui high school, February 21-23. Hilo high once again retained the championship. Coming into fourth position, the Mules were highly lauded for their fine sports- manship. Result of the inter-island tournament fol- lows: ' Mules 34 Baldwin Hi 24 Mules 19 Hilo Hi 38 Mules 18 NVaimea Hi 37 Donning the green and gold basketball suits were: co-captains, Francis Young and Richard Furukawag Nam Gee Chung, Sa- buro Yoshida, Ralph Teranishi, Edwin Ima- mura, Howard Hirono and Stanward Chun, seniorsg Tsutae Tomita and Lionel Lim, juniorsg and Albert Bolos, sophomore. l BASEBALL TEAM Isl Role: Buster Kunihisa, Yoshikazu Nakano, Kunso Sunallara, Tom Sugimoto, Bill Sugimoto, Yasuo Katsuhiro, Yoshio Ichikawa, Akira Tanaka, Hironobu Hino Qmanagerj. 21ml Row: Nobuya Takashige Qmanagerj, Bob Chinen, Daizo Yamanaka, John Chinen, Harumi Katto, Lawrence Monma, Bob Yamauchi, Yukio Kornori Qcaptainj, Henry Mondo, Takashi Motoyama, Lawrence Kunihisa Ccoachj. Baseball Cl-IAMPICDNS OF THE RURAL OAHU BASEBALL CIRCUITU. This WQIS the title given to Coach Lawrence Kunihi- sa's championship Mules baseball nine which toppled all its opponents in the rural circuit. Thirteen returning lettermen from last years squad graced the nucleus for this years champions. Several mishaps occurred early in the season when Harry Ckumura, hard hitting outfielder, John Chinen, steady thirdbase- mang and Lawrence Monma, veteran short- stop were all out in the sideline with serious ankle injures that kept them out of several games. The mules championship squad includedg Catchers, Gilbert Sunahara and Harumi Kat- tog Pitchers, Takashi Motoyama, Bob Ya- mauchi and Akira Tanakag lnfielders, Bob Chinen, Yoshikazu Nakano, Yasuo Katsu- hiro, John Chinen, Daizo Yamanaka, and Lawrence Monmag Outfielders, Yukio Ko- mori, Henry Mondo, Yoshio Ichikawa, Har- ry Okumura, Tom Sugimoto, Buster Kuni- hisa and Bill Sugimoto. Student managers for thc team were Nobuya Takashige and Hironobu Hino. A short review of each Mule game follows. APRIL 12 Mules 8, Waipahu 1 at Waipaliu. The Mules nine captured its initial scalp at the expense of Waipahu by shellacking thirteen hits and 8 damaging runs. Y. Ko- mori and H. Mondo clouted homers for the Mules. A APRIL 16 Mules 7, Waialua 5 at Wahiawa. Overtaking a big 5-1 lead, the mules eked out a close victory over our ancient rival, the Waialua Bulldogs, before the largest crowd of the season. Pitcher Motoyama won his own game as he homered with the bases loaded. APRIL 23 Mules 10 'Waialee 2 at Haleiwa. 1 Lefty Tanaka gave a sterling performance on the mound for the mules by holding the Waial:ee squad to only 4 scattered hits and 2 runs. T. Sugimoto, junior, grabbed four hits out of as many chances. APRIL 30 Mules 12 Kahuku 3 at Kahuku. In the final and the championship game of the ROSL circuit, the mules nine salted away the penant by garnering 9 hits for 12 well earned runs. Bob Yamauchi pitched flossy ball behind the brilliant support of the entire team. Q TENNIS TEAM Front Row: Clifford Neville, Tomio Omoto, Serafin Palomares, XVing Ming Young, Joseph Lee. Sccoml Row fsfllllllillgdi Bill Prosser, Wesley Swain, George Eyster, Stanward Chun, Fred Paparello, Fred Trenck, Yoshio CPiggyQ Yanagisako fcoachj. Wing Ming Young fcaptainl. Tennis ,, Our unpredictable tennis squad under the tutelage of Coach Yanagisako and captained by Wing Ming Young ran through its Oahu high school tennis league with victories and defeats on its record. When the first call of tennis was announc- ed by Coach Yanagisako, twelve Leilehuans responded. These twelve boys each landed a berth on Coach Yanagisako's squad. The absence of Frank Plamores, four year lettermen was greatly felt by the team. Led by Captain Young the following boys played their respective positions: 1st single ................... --Clifford Neville 2nd single ......... ........ W esley Swain lst double ......... ........ F red Trenck ' George Eyster 2nd double. ...,.. ,.,.,... W ing Ming Young Fred Paparello i X 3rd double i........ ........ S tanward Chun Serafin Palomares Utility ......... ........ B ill Prosser Tomio Omoto Joseph Lee Stanward Chun, George Eyster and Fred Trenck, who graduate this year, will be missed on next years team. The returning nine players will be the nucleus for next years championship-bound team. The complete mules tennis results fol- lows: Mules 2 St. Louis 3 Mules 4 Iolani 1 Mules 3 Kamehameha 2 Mules O Roosevelt S Mules 1 Farrington 4 Mules 0 McKinley 5 Mules 2 Punahou 3 fffww-may -. wmv llilfllf-IIIY Kauai Kauai, Garden Island of dreams, Kissed with freshness everywhere, Mingling with the soft meandering streams, The fragrance of sweet orchards. Rippling mountains and jagged peaks, Shadowy ravines and roaring seas, Kauai, island of enchantment speaks, Farewell and Aloha to thee. QTOI show how much the basketball boys were impressed with the beauty of Kauai and their trip there, this poem is dedicated to the Garden Islandj. --Edwin Imamura Our Flag Above our triangle so green, Our good old Stars and Stripes is seen. So gracefully its banner waves There's not a single thing so brave. It fears not wind nor rain nor sun, If faults it has, I find not one. -Stanley Kaneshiro Fog One morning as I looked through the window, I saw nothing but white. The trees were white, the houses were white Everything was white, And as I walked through the fog, I could feel the cool air touching me gently, As if it were whispering to me. But as hours passed by the sun peeped out, And soon the white fog began to move slowly, And I was left alone standing in the sun. -Betty Sawai Beauty of a Lady Her beauty was like that of an angel, Soft and delicate like woven silk, Her eyes were blue, shinning with tears, Shinning brighter than the evening stars. Her hair was soft, like golden threads, Hanging over her white shoulders, like moonbeams, Her lips were red, like the rose, Pretty and bright, with a shapely form, These facts written, when put together, Are my definitions of a beauty, given by God. -Catherine Fukushima Senior llall of Fame HIRONOBU HINO Alive in every part of his being and do- ing all that is in his power to improve our student body, Hironobu Hino, President of the Student Body, stands out in the Class of 1940. Full of witty sayings, usually said in calmness, he enlivens the otherwise would- be monotonous business meetings. He has fullfilled all obligations of a most capable president. SARAH KIM Gay, charming, sincere, and brilliant, this she has been. This young lady has earned a warm spot in all the hearts of the class of 1940. Her eagerness to serve and share, has helped us to trample our obstructions and obstacles which have time and time again been in our way during the days at dear old Leilehua. Editing the Feature Sec- tion of the year book, Vice President of the Student Council, member of the Na- tional Honor Society and holding numer- ous other offices, a more efficient worker there never will be found. YOSHIO ICHIKAWA If there ever is such a being as a Per- fect Gentlemanu he is the fellow named Yoshio. He is known throughout the campus as a man of looks, wit, and of outstanding athletic ability. Taking part in all phases of school activities, such as being the Treasurer of the junior Class, Treasurer of the Student Council, member of the National Honor Society, outstanding pole vaulter and baseball player, Yoshi has surely proven himself to be a real man. MERLE YAMADA As the old saying goes The words of the quiet one is usually heard, Merle will stand out in the class of ,4O as our prize package of someone quiet, yet conspicuous- ly standing out as one of our best students. As we go out in the world, she will always come back to our memories through our Senior Class rings. HOWARD HIRONO A gentleman thru and thru is Howard. He is quiet, intelligent and a wizard in calculations. His ability as a business man- ager has kept us ahead in every way con- cerning the annual. He deserves all the confidence and high esteem we hold for him. GLADYS AU Mr. Tony'i to fellow friends. With a tilt of her head she starts off VVe have exactly so many S ...,,,,,,,,,,,.. in the treasury, Don't you know? She's the Senior Girl Re- serve Treasurer. All in all, Gladys is a very dependable, studious and serious young woman. She has the Girl Reserve symbol stamped in her soul. We sometimes wonder how the office could keep on running if it weren't for Gladys' efficient and helpful assistance to our Secretary, Miss Bull. I DICK GOODRICH . Through his participation in many fields of our school activities, Dick has proved himself efficient, industrious, and depend- able. As chairman of the Athletic Commis- sion he has done wonders for our athletic problem. - e . Tall, dark, and handsome, he is a wizard in the field of Science and Mathematics. ROY LEE Known to all students of Leilehua fOr his remarkable ability as traffic officer is Roy Lee. Vlfithout his able leadership and technique we undoubtedly would not have won the high honor for traffic efficiency presented by the Honolulu Police Depart- ment. The prize was donated by Sidney Toler. A gentleman in every respect, he will be long remembered for his sincerity. YUKIO KOMORI Yukio has been the Gibraltar of our Senior Class. His leadership, reliability, patience, and ever-willingness has been the main factor for our success. His ability as a ball player combined with a magnetic personality will remain in our minds for- ever. He deserves our gratitude and thanks MARIAN CHUN . Known to all her friends as little Joe, Marian is undoubtedly one of the most popular figures in the class of 1940. Her charming personality will always place her among the top in whatever undertaking she may face in the future. Her scholastic standing also ranks with the top of the class and as Secretary of our Senior Class she has always worked very hard and efficiently. SALLIE WHITE lfVith all the qualities to make a good editor, she has guided us in publishing a year book that will stand out in our minds as the greatest achievement of our class of '40, Her sincerity, gameness, and devotion under heavy burden, repeatedly lighted the torch which was about to die down. jovial and full of vim, she will always re- main dear to our hearts. MITSUO TANJI Small men are dynamite, so they say, and as for Mitsuo he certainly is a step further than dynamite. As Secretary of our Student Body Government, he has proved beyond reasonable doubt that he is capable, efficient, industrious. Being small Cphysi- callyj doesn't hamper him at all for the biggest job is none too big for him. SURN H0 LEE One could describe Surn Ho as a man of strong character, for as the sheriff of our school, he has done great work in restoring order and respect for laws. His steady de- pendab-ility has won for him many friends, and we, are expecting a great deal from him in the years to come. EmEu.'QEFoQm5Q mwfxuozx N L 233 iiiiigxf Q Y fm QLD ww -s me sim wth. COFXEH' ff qw? W. QQQQW mil f X Q NQ X f X S SO ,rom X-. jkf ov2AmSTowx AT C1 6-bxq WYIW , , VA CASTLE SCCQQKEKLTD :3 Q 1 fmvwj WS Q ! Q5 yd 02555 . we Aw 1 K TH 1 gl ,Q X 1' f Cd Q Qaomgg mcmf' JOSEDLUHE 9010 N WAWDX X KEHNETRL O VY 7M Q J QQ!! ix . QOSIE X5-23.-J xcumwm - Afnmgggf 'SWG' Au, 4' P C 1 KU Q K f, , N E Q sew Mesmx jhipm vw iv DAISY KHWN DIC 'WHTO' X 51139 W l x ' GK! , , V4-Q 'oYnArMTe 1 f Jw 3335 P LEE Q V You won, X M WMA QD E 'ff 13.5310 DALLY YVW1 VX xx-fm Q ms ALYCE Q52 UN X 'fam 'em' LOCKLEAD, EDWARD .X - .. X KAXVAM A Ak 4 1 as nance A5201 QY9 FE ET Yivixif A ' J in NN 5 X by 313 I f ,J . 'A . - GUESS? 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Box 71 Wahiawa, Oahu -nn1nii--lin-im.-mi-- ii1.l.i..- ..i.u-im...iiiiiiiii-iiii..iiu!.' .i.ii...iiin..iiii..iiii.-.i..-im....nu..nu...lin-iin..im1im.-iiil..m Q CONGRATULATIGNS TO THE SENioR CLASS From Bill's Service Station L General Auto Repairing l Battery Recharging i Auto Parts 6' Accessories T P. O. Box 244 Wahiawa, Oahu li: -iIiI-'lIIl- -1-H- ivll 1111 I 1110-1 ll'- l .j '- '- - - - -' - '- - - '- '- - l l With Congratulations i and Good Wishes L to the Faculty and Students ot l T Leilehua l-ligh School l il! i WT 1 GIBSON JEWELERS Jewelry, Silverware, and l All Makes ot Watches Gifts for Every Occasions T Phone 6W30'I Wahiawa, T. H 4.-.i........-....-.i.........-.i.i-......i.i.-....-..i.......-...i.-.i..- u...mi-iii-.iii-'iii-.uii...uii..lin--init.-im.-.mi...i4 ..nii..vii 4' .4-ni,-.1--.-.1-111,..,4..11 The Castner Store Extends to the cLAss OF 1940 ALOHA AND eoooLucK Let Castner's Be Your Daily Family Store Phone 4-B-307 .-W.- - - - - .. .. - -, -li.. -,,-,,,,-ii... - -.,..... ... .. ..m.....i....i.ii....,... .. .. -.i..-,.,,...f. 4...-.iii-.iii-,...-,.,.- The Wahiawa Beauty Shop l Congratulates the l9flO Graduating Class of Leilehua School Look Beautiful on your graduation night with a new permanent from the WAHIA- WA BEAUTY Sl-IOP . l Phone 3w322 J , W I P. . B 4 'r 99 2 O ox Q qwg Wahiawa, Oahu 8 5 g 5 2 : Wahiawa, Oahu inu...im-.im..ini-.iin1qni- 1: Tom's Grocery and Staff Wishes to Extend Their ALOHA to the CLASS OF l94O Dealers in Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Cold Drinks, and Groceries Excellent Meat Dep't. Federal Inspected Meats Sc'1'1fic'r' Tlfifb rz Smile Phone ZBBO9 P.O. Box 60 Wahiawa, Oahu 4. 4, ii- .- ,...,.i......- - i-ii.. .. .. .-. 4. X I l l l I l A CONGRATULATIONS TO TH E CLASS OF l 940 1 3 3 33 I Bishop National Bank of Hawaii L AT HoNoLuLu 1 scHoFlEu.n BARRACKS WAHIAWA BRANCHES gr- .,.i -M ............-........w. - -N g-- '- ------ -vvv - -'+' - '--' - 1'-' - -'-- -- -'-- - '-1- - Ilil - -'-- - KVIV - -fvi - llil - -III - -liv -- ilii - -- - V '-- '-'- - 1-f' - ilv- ----- Q , TQ CONGRATULATIONS i to the ' Class of l9-40 - Farn th Y Nor E R d X Refrigerat S -Chevrolet Cars SERVICE MOTOR, LTD. 5 Authorized Dealers in Chevrolet Norge Refrigerators-Norge Gas C7 Electric Range Easy Washers-Farnsworth Radios-General Tires - Repairing - Painting - Trimming - Carpenter Shop - T Phone 4W302 or swsoi P.o. sox 182 l Wahiawa, Oahu, T. H. .igIlvnn1-n- 1 .1 1 ... ... ..- ..- 1un-m,- .-un-uu..un..uu..m...- 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 v-.nn-un-nu1nu1nn..nu11'u1un1.un1uuLzm...nu1uu1:m-nrn11anvl-111.111141 1ym-my-vnu 1.,.,1,.,l1 1 1 1 1 u....m1m.1 1 1 1 1n1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 KLJ I M . . I , 5 D, . ., 4...-Ing .... -.1 ..., .. .1.. .T...- ..,. -img ,,,. - ..,. -.,n-.Z.:. .,.. - .... 1. .... - ,.,, .. .,.. .. ..., - .,.. - .... - .i.. .. .... .... - ,... -...-. -Jw.-I-.I-ff . BEST WISHESWETO THE SENIORS!! cf ' A' from Wahfawa Insurance Agency IGeorge Y. Yamamoto? . I Complete Insurance Service California-Western States Life Insurance Co. Phone 3W2I0 Wahiawa, Oahil P.O. Box IIO WAI-IIAWA PHOTO STUDIO W. S. HAYASHI CAMERA PORTRAITS Kamehameha Highway Wahiawa, Oahu, T. I-I. Phone 4w298 P. O. Box 4 ...,.- .........,...........,...-...i. II lI!l11sIlIlTlYIIiVI!I1lIIIiIlI11lIIliIl AN OPEN LEZTTER TO LEILEHUA Dear School, ics, Over a decade ago We cairle to you. We were small insignificant bits of humanity. We passed froggfbabylscpd to adolescense and now to adulthood- all in your presence ancbwith Qur help and. guidlahce. You taught us how to live, love and enjoyxoourselves, mavyjrvxgxfrxblxfthank you? ' 2. V ' You have o WifhG1S. a seeinxnew buildings, more walks, and xii Xi l 2 , fill' better law s. forggxth' ' ars with you, will you So xcXryglmmencfEv oppsdlmutg others have been added, but we are all verxfil ebtQ,'fo . t Thougk.-next Ugfvve Wil 015,59 be vague memories to you, you will always stand out in our minds. Q Aloha, ' 551 M ' The Senior Class of 1940 Fi iggygfi . FFR thi il '. l ff' fl! WX ,fi aj X Xxx. H iw of ef .1-X 5 U , mzify od N' .7 ,Lf X, A 9M Umcin PII X R ., N XJ A U A .. Q I 5 X 'Sd ' J 1' 1' f 'ek M . - 9 I X kv . u 41 . Af ' - PU - pm 1 xv- Q ' Nil' J J' f ' -Q I . -1 , 7 1, I , f . ' P 1 KY! ' X gn fwxd ,, x '9 5 . ,LJ Q J , . . 1 v X4 V A X 5 a 55' , ' v v 1 H ' ' . . X Q ,LP 5 . 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