Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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Kinoshita circus: Mr. Sueoka, loafing on the job? . . . Christmas program: And a partridge in a pear trer The choral groups were one of the most energetic and dy- namic groups on the campus. They sang at various PTA meetings, for the Junior Chamber of Commerce, school com-- missioners, MTA Conference, for the patients at Kula Sana- torium, territorial legislators and made a recording at KMVI for Christmas. Many more have enjoyed their distinctive a capella singing. GGTHE NA'l'lVITY Climax Chorus members were involved in many money-making projects to build up a traveling fund. They sold Fritos, pota- to chips, and sodas at the Kinoshita circus and at football games whenever the Maui high eleven participated. Another of their projects was sillc-screening shirts for various clubs. The presentation of the The Nativityv, climaxed the first semesters' worlc for the traveling fund. MAUI HIGH GIRLS' GLEE FRONF ROW: Joy Ape, Lourdes Fernandez, l-larriei Arai, Gerlrude Kaiura, Shirley Salcala, Myrna Santos, Nancy Miyashiro Carolyn Ogala, June Ann Tripp, Janet Kiiagawa, Sachilfo Tanii, Haruyo Shishido, Ellen Maalea, Maeva l'lair, Jane Tamayose. ROW 3. Pauline Molina Ade Gaiam Harriet Walanabe, Katherine Rivera, Shirley Sornbelon, Shirley Shimabulcuro, Nancy Goya, Maisulro Matsui, Frances l-iamasalci . . . Kamalca receiv luau tickets from Miss Aloha Maui. Seventy eight , Karnaka Kuloloio. ROW

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l g Y , W Chorus Classes Fornl Dl0Il0l'll Dance Group One of the most spectacular features of the year was the nodern dance group formed by chorus members. Dancing to 'he choreography planned by their instructor, Mr. Sueolca, :he group' made its initial appearance at school, and then, ater, at 'Baldwin high school auditorium during the Maui -ligh Chorus presentation of Wlqhe Nativityn. The dancers, :lad in tight bodiced outfits of many colors included: Sally Damian, Blossom Fujimura, Nancy Miyashiro, Shirley Sombe- on, Katherine Rivera, Matsulco Matsui, Sachilco Tanji, Ro- :ario Baylosis, Kaleo Brandt, Ruth Yara, Mildred Isob-:, Flazel Cambra, Joanne Fleming, Victoria Prito, Myrtle Ya- namoto, Ethel Kimura, Kinuye Kijinami, Flora Pojas, Arthur Enos, Herman Sugimura, Joseph Largosa, Wilbur Sato, Law- rence Shishido, and James Kamiya. There were approximately one hundred and twenty-six mem- Jers in the chorus classes. The choral groups consisted of the Vlaui High Singers evenly balanced as to sex, Maui High Girls, Glee, an all girls' chorusg and the Troubadours, which Had more girls than boys. Modern Dancers . . . Caught in one of their many movements! MAUI HIGH SINGERS - FRONT ROVV: Sue Sakai, Flora Poias, Kalhleen Ikeda, Aileen Akuna, Orchid Tauea, Beverly Silva, Muriel Enos, Linda Boleilho, Myra Fnqlish, Kay Kaiwi, ROW 2: Victoria Prilo, l-lazel Cambra, Selsuko Shishido, Ruth Ishida, Myrtle Yamamoto, Mary Lee, Joanne Fleming, Esther Sakamoto, Kinuye Kiiinami, Leilani Lum l'lo, Mariorie Hashimoto, Elhel Kimura. ROW 3: Toshio Seki, Nobuo Abe, Richard Watanabe. Leslie Ooshi, Mickey Karimoro, Fred Nishida, Gordon Ueoka, Willred lkemoto, Wilbur Sato. ROW 4: Clarence Matsumolo, Larry Awakuni, Themes Cup Choy, Shinki Kuniyoshi, Arthur Enos, Henry Akana, Joseph Domingo, Herman Suqimura, Joseph Larqosa.

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. at gps, is First Senlesteilfs lvork 'ATHE NATIVITYM The Nativiry,', held at the Baldwin high school auditorium on December 22, was one of the best stage productions pre- sented by a Maui high organization. This presentation was notable for its effective lighting, singing, dancing and story. Major roles were played by Toshio Seki, Joanne Fleming, Mickey Karimoto, Myrtle Yamamoto, Henry Akana, and Esther Sakamoto in the Christmas production. b.,i Aloha Week: Singers prepare stage for program . . . KMVI Broadcast: Singers relax at KMVI Station ALOHA WEEK Choral classes also presented the colorful Aloha Week pro- gram. In effect, the pageant, through a series of skits, revived old I-lawaiils traditions and culture. A cosmopolitan air was created with the major races represented by students in pic- turesque costumes. Students wore their colorful muumuuis, aloha shirts, holo- muu,s and holoku's to help celebrate Aloha Week in a true Hawaiian fashion. YROUBADOURS 7 FRONT ROW: Jean lalcayesu, Louise Honio, Shirley Yoneda Eusebia Mercedes, Patricia Dolim, Agnes De Rego, Betty Estrella, Patricia Silva, Kaleo Brandt, Edith Yoza, Rose Pelelca, ROW 2: Wayne Koono, Mildred lsobe, Cha'lotte lmada, Blossom Fuiimura, lrene Saito, Sally Damian, Alice Salcata, Nancy Kiyabu, Mae Yoshiolsa, Ethel Shimote, Sarah Kealoha. ROW 3:Sieqtred Yamashita, Lawrence Shishiclo, Ruth Yara, Janet Ah Loy, Elizabeth Mahuna. Jean Yoshizu, June Aiona, Justina Duenas, hlelen Qshiro, ROVV 4: Melyin Murakami, Gary Tomita, Bert Tsulruda, Dennis Kiyota, Hirotada Mura- cami, Stanley Yumen, Richard Sasaki, Kenneth Nalcamiira, Willard Naqata, James Kamiya. Roland Shim . . , Esther and Henry portray Mary and Joseph. 5 if 9' 9 95? r i J A SQ l' V A ,K 14 5 . .v..v.:: I: , . J fi i f t or , iirzkiwrl gsm, ' -.,,: ' 1 iq ' f , .r lmi i iii Seventy-nine