Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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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 .

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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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Blinking Filrlll Best In Territory! FFA CHAPTER FRONT ROW: Edwin Tanaka, Reginald Pereira, Richard Shim, Paul Salruma, Howard Matsumura. ROW 2: Robert Baptiste, Kazumi Nishimura, Paul Hieda, Roberl Sanches. ROW 3: Clarence Kuwashima, George Filler, Alber+ Costa, Thomas Gamurol. Row -4-: Mr. lrimafa, Mr. Gallman, Mr. Jim On. Being endowed with a keen sense of business, the Maui High Due to the small number of boys in the organization, second year Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is a prosperous group. students were recruited to bolster its membership. On February 24, a delegation of FFA members went to the dis- During Easter vacation Edwin Tanaka and Reginald Perreira ac- trict conference held in Lahaina. A sum of S10 was contributed to companied by Mr. Gallman represented the Maui High Chapter the Community Chest, CARE and Christmas Seals. FFA day was and Hew over to Oahu for the territorial conference. spent visiting an experiment station, ranch dairy and other school chapters. FFA COUNCIL MEMBERS: Edwin Tanaka, secrelaryg Harry Sliimabukuro, presidentg Reginald Perreira, vice presidentg Richard Shim, lreasurerg and Paul Sakuma, reporter . . . Swish! Swackl Ag boys giving new look to cans. .'B,f '1 at 455 N-,, .. Eighty-three