Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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They Help Future Scientists, Dlathematieians MRS. CATHERINE WATKINS MISS MR. LEROY DAVIDSON DTR. TERUO MASATSUGU Algebra and general matlvematics CATHERINE VAN KEUREN General science Chemistry and physics Plane geometry, algebra II, solial geometry, and trigonometry Math and science courses are very popular among the students here at Maui high. Besides being very essential for those who will be majoring in science and math, some knowledge about these subjects is essential today, because this is an age of science. ,I Algebra and general science seem popular among the fresh- 1 men. During the sophomore year, students usually take plane geometry and biologyg junior year, chemistry and algebra H, and senior year, trigonometry, solid geometry and physics. Yutaka says, It,s just HZO, Eileenf' Most students do not take math and science during their jun- ior and senior years unless they are interested or majoring in those subjects. Teaching the fundamentals of algebra and general math this year was Mrs. Catherine Watkins and teaching higher math, Miss Catherine Van Keuren. Mr. Leroy Davidson and Mr. Teruo Masatsugu were re sponsible for all the future Einsteins of Maui high. Trig students at work forty-fre

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fust the rlglvt touch! The fine arts department this year was composed of Mrs. Music, Art Make Up Fine Arts Department MRS. THELMA WATSON Art, Sophomore English Watson's art department, Mr. Sueolca's chorus classes, and Mr. I-lawlc,s three hand classes. The art department has de- veloped, in the senior class, such artists as Rodney Ogata, Susan Moon, Karen Higa, and Tolcialci Toyama. Mr. Sueo- lca's chorus groups have made quite an impression on the is- land people by their appearances at numerous community functions. Mr. Hawkls band played at the football games, at MR- WENDELL HAWK all pep assemblies, and at other programs held in the auditori- F75-'bmdn Englifh and band um. Band members jazz it! Singing MR. WILLARD SUEOKA United States history and flvorus a rapellcr. Forty-four in

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They Prepare Students For Specific Vocations 'Mt ae fx, 4 MR. THOMAS GALLMAN MR. TIN YAN JIM ON MR. NORIYUKI UEOKA MR. TAMOTSU IRIMATA Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Farm foreman MISS BETTY OTA MISS SYLVIA SHIGIHARA MR. WALTER BERGSTROM MR. HARVEY HOFFMAN Home economics Home economics Meclvanical drawing, and Freslmzan General ylrop and general matlv English MISS EVELYN HIRAI MR. IWAO KUMABE Typing, slrortlmnd and office Boolelieeping, typing and practice American history Forty-six Having one of the hest agriculture set-ups in the territory i proof that students taking this subject are learning to hecom Hrst class farmers. Witli Mr. Thomas Gallman, Mr. Tin Ya: Jim On, Mr. Tamotsu Irimata, and Mr. Noriyuki Ueolca a teachers, the ag boys have obtained a very good foundation fo farming. Home economics is another popular course for girls who mug lcnow the ins-and-outs of the home. Miss Sylvia Shigihara an- Miss Betty Ota are preparing these girls for future work a housewives. For the future stenographers, hoolzlceepers, typists, secretarie. what is better than a well rounded knowledge of the commercia subjects taught by Miss Evelyn I-lirai and Mr. Iwao Kumahe.