Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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FHA COUNCIL Rosaline Wandasan, Elaine Hiye, Katherine Rivera, Shirley Yoneda. Row 2: Jenny Yamashita, Lucille Fujimoto, Ethel Shimote, Nancy Kawamura, Stephanie Kanemoto. x SOME ONOH Mr. Tavares, Mrs. Janssen are guests at Thanksgiving luncheon. HOIVIEIVIAKERS Jane and Dorothy, ambitious homemakers, concentrate on baking. THEY FED THEM After a hard fought game, coaches and boys enjoy snacks prepared by home ec girls. S in eff ' dw, 'xx

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FHA FRONT ROW: Kamalca Kuloloio, Doro- lhy Cambra, Louise Carvalho, Evelyn Morimolo, Susan Yamashila, Eleanor Hue Sing. Rosaline Wanclasan, Mary Kawai, Charlolle Kailewa, Leonida Sal- liban, Kiyomi Yamamolo, Nancy Oshiro, ROW 2: Miss Ola, Jean Nalcaqawa, Angeline Nalividad, Shirley Ann Ching. Nancy Kawamura, Florence Flew: Lu- cille Fuiimolo, Winona English, Jean Malsunaga, Slephanie Kanernolo, Elaine Hive, Carol Nagala, Gerlrude Souza. ROW 3: Kalherine l-londa, Belly Eslrel-- la, Shirley Yoneda, Kalherine Yolcoyama. Palricia Nalcasone, Nancy Kiyabu, Sally Damien, Mary llo, Blossom Fuiimura, Belly Yiamamolo, Jeanelle Tanimolo, Elhel Kiyololci, Shirley Sombelon, Feli- cidad Macadangclang. ROW 4: Belly Kamiya, Elsie Tabaco, Mariorie Kalei- aloha, Rachel Kaneshiro, Elhel Shimole, Joy l-lolioana, Elizabelh Mahuna, Rose Fernandez, Priscilla Samonle, Lorraine Senlani, Violel Kamiya, Norma Taka- Several contests were held at the conference. Maui I-Iigh hashi, FHA lvl0lllb0l'S Again Play Important Role Maui High School FI-IA girls clad in their new again played a leading role in making Maui booth a success. Witli the aid of Miss Ota and hara, advisors, these girls prepared sandwiches In red jumpers high's Fair Miss Shigi- which were FHA sold at the 28th annual Maui County Fair. ISLAND CONFERENCE The Island FI-IA Conference was held at Lahainaluna I-Iigii School on November 16. This conference is held every year to discuss FI-IA plans for the coming year and to elect island and territorial officers. Discussions were centered around several topics including world affairs and degree of achievement. Each school was rep- resented by two candidates for the election of Maui FI-IA FRONT ROW: Adelina Abalos, Janel Tavares, Barbara Alves, Shirley Shima- bukuro, Edna Malsui, Bealrice Olcamolo, Jenny Yamashila, Nalsue Muraolra, Peg- gy Nalco, Ayako Kawashila. Nancy Shim, Miss Ola. ROW 2: Dorolhy Cagasan. Adele Salam, l-larriel Moniz. Margie Golliano, Ayalco Okuda, Manueia Ri- vera, Lorella Moniz, Angeline Nelui- da, Jane ldemolo, Evelyn Oshiro, Palsy l-lolema, Shirley Talcemolo, Grace Yap, Thelma l-liga, ROW 3: Joyce Fuiimura, Benedicla Cagasan, Eslher Morreira, Lorraine Yap, Dai Kew Wong, Rila Pa- gay, Pualani Purdy, Gloria Sagawinil, Gerlrucle Poapuni, Gladys Kobayashi, Diane Takahashi, Sally Sugahara, Kalh- erine Rivera. ROW 4: Rosaline Abalos, Hisalco Takahashi, Donna Oyaluso, Ju- dilh Masanda, Violel Kuailani, Frances Kanealcua, Clarissa Sanlos, Elaine Sen- lani, Nancy Arisue, Eva Kaiwi, Sachilco Tanii, Dorolhy Tomila, Jane Nelulda. Success llf Fair Booth officers. Jenny Yamashita, prexy of the Maui I-Iigh FI-IA Chapter, was elected Island Vice President. Chapter members won several prizes in the emblem and the hat contest. Charlotte Kailewa was given first prize for her hat and Loretta Moniz second. Rachel Kaneshiro and Kather- ine Rivera placed first in the emblem contest. OTHER ACTIVITIES A tea honoring the senior girls was given and all the girls in school were invited. This affair was held on April 26 with Nancy Kawamuta, general chairman. In one of the yearis festivities club members and their guests enjoyed the annual FHA picnic held at Baldwin Memorial Park on February 2.

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Eighty-Iwo Aggies Are Busy ENTERPRISING AGGIES Started during the latter part of November, the newly constructed storage building was recently completed by sopho- more and freshman ag boys. The storage unit complementingw a chicken farm, has space for a feed room, brooder room, storage for eggs and a slaughter room. NEW GREEN HOUSE The enterprising ag department has already built a green house in which they plan to grow practically every known variety of tropical plants. To beautify the surrounding area, a tropical garden is being planned. Future building plans call for another quonset classroom. CARPENTERS Ir certainly loolcs as if the boys will malce good carpenters as well as agrarians at the end of this school year! More power to versatile ag instructors Mr. Jim On and Mr. Gall- man! TOP: Hardy sons ot the soil . CENTER: Freshman and sophomore boys work busily on the new storage buildings . BOTTOM: Robert and Reginald concentrate on tixing the tence . . . Manuel shows he'd rather paint .