Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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ilk 4-are-ws Je Miss Cafherine Van Keuren-Serviceable and feliciTous. Mechanical Drawing. T -my f? Solid Geomelvy, Plane GeomeTry. AdviSOSIA. MTS. Thelma WBTSOH-AVTTSTTC and Crediivel l'T5ndCr5TT, Drawing infinql Clqgrugr Mr, George Yoghimu- fd-97065-UGTUVSS Gnd vislorous, Business Mafh and Correspondence, Typing l 81 2, 3 Zi 4, Mrs. Mildred Yoshimura-BliThe and :sz sas was Efiqiisliszx-4 wonomical. Hornernalrinq , , , edicated to their profession. x l P. E., MUSIC AND ART Class, aTTenTion! AT easel No, iTs noT The army, ITS our girls' physical educaTion classes pracTicing. Physical EducaTion, a compulsory subiecT, helped The sTudenTs in The learning oT The TundamenTals oT baskeTball, volleyball, soTTball, healTh and social dancing. This deparTmenT was acTive in TournamenTs held during noon recesses and acTiviTy periods. ln The musical Tield, our chorus and band oTTen parTicipaTed in various school acTiviTies which in- cluded school plays and pep assemblies. Under The careTul TuTorship oT our music Teachers, The spiriT oT good music spread on our campus. WiTh creaTive hands and arTisTic minds, sTudenTs creaTed aTTracTive painTings and ceramic pieces The learning oT good arT worlc involved The paTienT and The careTul guidance oT The TuTor and proved successTul by The producTs. HANDCRAFT: ArTisTic Mrs. WaTson assisTs Raymond Robis and lone Hashizalri as They pui' The finishing Touch- es on Their proieds.

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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

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Mrs. Mildred Olcuda-Tlwriify and amiable. Cale-leria mane LJ lodian. aqer. Mr. Noboru Sal:amo+o-- Capable and reliable. Cuslof dian. Mr. Henry Safo-De dendable and qualified. Cusf They kept students well-fed, fl X X and the campus clean. CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIANS Superbial Well balanced and alrracrive lunclies lcepl' Hungry siudenis quile salisfied, during The pas+ year, Mrs. Olcuda and ber slaici fried Jrlrieir besr ro give everyone a varied and lasly lunclw every day. Besides providing lunclries, llrie calereria provided mid-morning snaclcs, consisring of Jrasry sandwiches, coolcies, iuice and millc. Our campus cuslroclians, Mr. Salcamolo and Mr. Salo managed +o lceep our campus and lacililies clean and in order regardless of llrie many dirJry- uppersm, wlwo oilen carelessly lelr messes in llwe wake. l-lals oil lo a viral parr ol our sclwool-our cale- leria and cuslodians. CAFETERIA: Front Row-Mrs. Sniqelno Yamaslwiro, Mrs. l-lana Salcamofo and Mrs. l-larue Nislwiio. Second Row-Mrs. Yosbie Terao, Mrs, Margarel Lopes, and Mrs, Talcie Yoslwiolca. LUNCH: Mr. Honda gayly smiles as he quiclz- ly beads 'lor fhe feachers' dining room while fl1e o+l1er +eacl1ers impafienfly wail 'lor llweir lunches. , Ky, ,sz X , .,,, WW' 'WWA JFFQSW f 2