Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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,i.+Mw d'n--' 1 xi s I v Paiienl and amicable. Civics, Freshman Class Advisor. PHYSICS: Mr. Li carefully wa+ches fulure nuclear physicisls, Leflie lvlalsumolo and Michael Shishiclo, as 'they lraniically search for a clue which mighl lead fhem lo lhe discovery of a new lype of bomb. Beacons of guidance I I BIOLOGY: ls il possible for such a 'finy cell 'lo become a frog, Sandra Oliamura and Roberf Oishi W0Y'ld9f- MATH AND SCIENCE Allhough only one credil in bolh maih and science is required lor graduaiion, many sludenls. look advanlage of The higher courses offered, in preparalion lor lhe colleges ol Their choice. Under malh and science come many courses which may seem very diicliculi. Sludenls who have 'racliled chemisiry, algebra, or any olher course have learned Ihrough experience lhe imporlance ol malh and science in Their daily lile. The knowledge ol malh and science helped sludenls achieve a bel fer underslanding ol 'rheir environmeni. Miss Elhel Izumigawa-

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53' 'Dix X . C r , i x Mr. Thomas Gallman-Always prompt Prevocafional i ricullure, FFA Advisor. Mr. Shoichi Honda-Underslind ing and helpful. Boolcslore, Shorrhand. Bookkeeping, FBLA Advisor. the wa to success. HOMEMAKING AND AQ. Have you ever noficed Jrhe hornemalcing sludenrs so busy finishing Their lovely crealrions Tor The fashion show? Wirh all The experience 'rhey have gained cooking and sewing, They should malre per- Tecl hornemakers. The girls led by Mrs, Ansai and Mrs. Yoshimura have undergone anorher year, Tull of learning and new experiences. The Ag. sludenls worlced very hard This year and ofren provided The calereria wirh fresh vegerables. They also sold vegerables oulside of school. Wherh- er These boys plan ro become farmers or nor, 'rhey have gained many valuable experiences under The Careful supervision of Mr. Gallrnan, Mr. Jim On and Mr. Ueoka. AGRICULTURE: Mr. Gallrnan aifeniively wafches David Freifas, Gilberi' Souza, and Leonard Plunkeff, as fhey unload a iruclr load of lop soil. HOMEMAKING I 8: 2: Freshman Homemalring s'ruden1's, Sandra Yoshiolca and Adele Suzuki, find sewing very enioyable and easy -'thanks io Mrs. Anzai's careful inslruciions. g I ,g:,, , 'W6 . w f , , ,f , 4, Q, W aa, ' A , ' Aw' jg ZW' ,W .72 ,,V,,, N W 'V G i 4 ' i f '. W , 14 W' X 5?

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'K Am annum X l i gm X X.,., -xxgerl. --N . Mrs. Jane? Janssen-Pleasanl' and cooperalive. English 5 8: 6, Dramalics, Junior Class Advisor. Mr. Tin Yan Jim On-Sincere and diliqenl. Aqricullure. Algebra l 81 2. Mrs. Sue Kiyosalri-Chic and smarl. Speech, Public Speaking, SKS Advisor, Radio Pro- Clucrion. Assembly Szreeninq Commillee Advisor, Mr. Thomas Kiyosahi-lnqenious and delerrnined. Boys' Physical Educalion, Foolball, Baslcelball and Trail: Coach, Block M Adyigor, to their student . DISPENSARY: Fuiure Nurse, Jane Okamura, courleously checks in pafienl, Maureen Tafeyarna. A f 'ik gy' .- , , , , 3 W ,M 2 , -7 v, ALGEBRA: By his expression, Mr V Jim On seems +o have pulled a M, WK las? one, as Harulro Alionar anc f-e mf N' M Clarence Yarnamolo ponder oven f ffff-ff N' X wha? he has explained. V NA ,,,,, K.. K 'MW y Q ex nw! ' fx x kv xx 17 f W 49 l H