Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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is 'S Mrs. Martha Moriia-Jackiof-allTrades. UniTed STaTes Hislory, English 5 8i b, Plane GeomeTry, MaThernaTics, Algebra l 8: 2. Mrs. Lue Mounce--Dramahc and inielle-cTual, English 7 8: 8, Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Suyeiomo Toyama-M.asTer of Trades and Nyogdcralh Gencral Shop, Baseball Coach. Mr. Noriyuki Ueokavbnergy and viTaliTy are his. Young Farmers, AgriculTure 5 Si 6, ll ' 1 1 L . V .ii i i 'A J i -'Wi' L ii ' f 'N V' I 5- lv X 'V r J x X xl ' ' L- n sz' nl J XX J x J, lv' 'I ,V w J id T i JT ,N T54 I i I - 1 , Y I. s , T' , xl iljusising and prodding SHOP: Lawrence Valenfine concenfrefes wholelneariedly as Mr. Toyama explains a complicafed machine. Sl-TCP AND MECHANICAL DRAWING In The shop deparTmenT, consTrucTion was handled by indusTrious boys who may laTer enTer The Tield OT archiTecTure. The boys iound Themselves busy learning The dos and doniTs oT using machinery and oT making TurniTure. The boys were divided inTo Two specilfic groups according To Their individual inTeresTs. Boys in The meTal shop made useiul Tools such as screwdrivers and hammers. The wood shop boys made beauTiTul Tables, book sTands and book shelves. WiTh Their knowledge and experience The boys also helped To mend our broken TurniTure. Using oT 'l' squares, compasses and Triangles in cons'TrucTion were all parT oT mechanical drawing. STudenTs Tound experience as well as pleasure in This class working wiTh lines, leTTers and Tigures. By The end oT The school year, The sTudenTs knew how To consTrucT as well as To design homes. . tx

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Order y. Inu' nice. Typ- tough subjects easier. ENGLISI-I, LATIN, SPEECI-I, RADIO PRODUCTION AND DRAMATICS Language is an essenlial elemenl in our daily lives. I-Iere ai Maui I-Iigh, four years oi required English. Speech, Public Speaking, Dramarics, Radio Producrion, and Laiin are offered in This Iield. Progressing from 'rhe Iundamenlals ol grammar, offered in rhe Ereshman year, Ihrough Julius Caesar and Dickens in American Iiferalure and all ihe way up To Beowuli and Chaucer in Ihe Senior year. sfudenis obiained a good background in liiera- 'rure and grammar. Speech helped our srudenls who had speech oroblems, while Public Speaking gave siudenis more proficiency in speech and an opporrunify Io prac- rice speaking loelore a group on various occasions. Radio producfion and dramaiics gave Ihe slu- denrs a chance 'ro gain poise and confidence in rhemselves while providing much enierrainmeni fhroughour ihe year. Lalin, Ihe only foreign language, proved very uselul fo many. The maslery oi vocabulary and, grammar, necessary in language, was simplified airer 2 years ol slruggling and absorbing. M rg, D0r0+hy M afsui- 'gIL'r2.Er'gish72vo fearbooln and I'IiANo'es. TICS: Gosh! Mrs. Janssen is aboui +o give up as Almasin and John Plafiro playfully go over fhe scripf for one of ihe dramaiics' produdions. PUBLIC SPEAKING: Mrs. Kiyosaki inquisi+iveIy inspecls Roy Oka- zaIri's equipmen+ as he proceeds wi+h his demonsfrafion speech on 'fire-building. WM

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MQ LVM. QNX me use - sq, -Ng: K 1 Mrs. Yukie Ueola-Personality plus. World l-lls'ory, Sopl fvmofe Class Advisor,GulClar1CeCl1alrmefv, Mr. Kaoru U10 fJovial and crea!ivc,Al:e1b'u l S 2, 3 S' 4, Band. FIA, NC.lv5sof, Musf: C wb Adxlf- fl L if Z4 -ul PHYSICAL EDUCAUON-Mrs. Crane demonsfrafes Yo her s+uden+s flwe iechniques of pufling llhe ball info Hue baskel. l they h lped reluctant minds learn. MECHANICAL DRAWING: You could lwear a pin drop! Miss Van Keuren is pleased wi'fl'o Ralph lk-ac!a's aHen+lveness. BAND: Boom! Boom! Boom! Louisa Tabaco and Milfon Asafo keep 1l'1e beai on fheir lmeffle drums as Mr. Ulo lislens wilh a crilical ear. 21