Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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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

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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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'ii' 'N wil N... N i t I' Y.. os 11 ily' La Vlaster minds make SOCIAL STUDIES Ever since Time began, man has been an impore TanT Tigure in The eyes oT civilizaTion and Thus This leads To one oT The mosT imporTanT courses, social sTudies. Learning abouf manls conguesTs, Tailures, and accomplishmenTs Trom The beginning oT Time To This presenT day and age proved To be oT viTa5 imporTance To all social sTudies sTudenTs. Tracing rnanls TirsT Torm oT governing led To The sTudying oT our democraTic Torm oT governme-nT and iTQ TuncTions. Aside Trom TexT maTerial, discussions, and def baTes on currenT evenTs, which involved many prob lems oT The world and oT our greaT naTion, led Tc acuTe awareness oT daily problems and Their soluf Tions. AMERICAN PROBLEMS: Seniors, Jean TaTeyama and Jane Tanaka, proudly display Their proied on The Unifed NaTions. Inspiring and enerqelic. UniTed Slales I-IisTory, STudenT Council Advisor, PAAC Advisor. Mr. Donald Li ApTiTude and inTeresT TesTs and personal inTer- views were parT oT The career sTudy and vocaTional guidance programs which were seT up To give sTu- denTs a helping hand To plan Tor Their brighT and successTul career in The TuTure. l ays srnili em- cere. Arnerifan Prob- Miss Molly Kohafsu-Friendly and solf-spoken. English I Xi 2, School SpiriT ComrniTTee Advisor. M ng h isfry, Physics, General Science, Bowling Club Advisor, Science Club Advisor, Mrs. Mary Lillie-Sweef and Iems, Assislanr PAAC Advisor. Mi.-f l