Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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ur link with the communit . ,M H S RADIU BRUADCASTINB STATION clerful voice. describes MHS radio annoi-Ir' cer, RoberT Wassman. Advisor Mrs, Kiyosaki . . con sfruciive consulTanT, 64 PERSONALITY PLUS, accenTed by a won- RADIO PRODUCTION: SITTING-Donald HaramoTo. ROW 2- SylvesTer Baldovi, STephen PeTro, Joyce Tsuji, Audrey KinoshiTa, PaTsy Kalcihara. RADIO PRODUCTION Oh, we love The Halls oT lvy . . . WiTh This as The opening song, The Radio ProducTion Class puT on an inTeresTing radio program every SaTur- day nighT aT 6:45 P.M. The programs included inTerviews, TalenT shows, music, panels, discussions, and special shows Tor imporTanT holidays such as ChrisTmas and EasTer. Each member oT The class was responsible Tor pro- ducing a TiTTeen-minuTe show over KMVI. The en- TerTaining programs, plus The smooTh voice oT RoloerT Wassman, sfudenf announcer, aTTracTed a large audience Trom Mauils schools. The loroadcasTs were Taped in The Maui High School BroadcasTing .STaTion. The members noT only planned The programs, buT They also learned abouT radios, Tape recorders, and microphones Trom Their advisor, Mrs. Sue Kiyosalci. Maui High School is cerTainly indebTed To The Radio ProducTion class and Mrs. Kiyosalci Tor puT- Ting on These programs which broughT Tavorable public opinion Towards our school.

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Weight world problems are theiris PACIFIC AND ASIAN AFFAIRS COUNCIL WiTh Policy Tor Peace as The TiTle Tor The PaciTic and Asian ATTairs Council program, sTu- denTs Trorn Tour island high schools, I.a'hainaluna, Baldwin, ST. AnThony Boys, and Maui High, par- World, and American ReIaTions wiTh The CommunisT World. - The parTicipanTs did a IoT oT ouTside work on The Topics which were presenTed To Them by The Honolulu headguarTers. The sessions were charac- Terized by discussions, debaTes, and laughTer. All TicipaTed in This inTeresTing and educaTional pro- gram. All Three conferences were held aT Baldwin High School This school year. The TiTles oT The confer- ences were as Tollows: FormulaTion oT American Foreign Policy, American ReIaTions wiTh The Free OT The parTicipanTs became inTeresTed In inTer- naTionaI aTTairs and had an undersTanding oT Ameri- can Toreign policy. NoT only did The parTicipanTs proTiT Trom The conTerences, buT The sTudenTs Trom The various high schools became acquainTed wiTh one anoTher. 42 Advisor Mr. lfushimaeio- Dynamic' 'ff A f ' DURING AN INFORMAL NIGHT PRACTICE SESSION. Mildred Tahara, Roberf Wassman, Larry MaTsuda, and Jane Yarnamura, worriedly cram Tor The second PAAC Conference. PAAC: FRONT ROW-Mildred Tahara, DoroThy Suzuki, Diane Takumi, Jane Yamamura, Haru Kimura, Darafhy Milo, Jamal Fukushima, ROW 2-Jane Miyahira, Mae 5aTo, FaiTh SaTo. Gladys Coelho, Vivian MaTsumoTo, Leonard Andaya. ROW 3-- W bed Kaiihara, Frank SanTos. Alfred Gima, STanIey Okamura, George SaiTo, Donald HaramoTo. RoberT STubbs. ROW 4- Michael we shido, Paul MaTsui, STanIey HarnamoTo, R,oberT Wassrnan, Frank Shimabukuro, Toshiyuki Suzuki, Ronald Wdanabe. ci. A 1 I ' A ii 5 2 2 I I I 6 Xu? , ,, 5 f is si 5 Zyulgf 1 3 ?.A g 2: A vw X X, ' I f R 4 5, . ' QQ if i fir? f L M . 5 fi? Q., I NTT 2, wr ii 5 A ., i Ni: s w-I 9, .. ,W 4 , , W 9 cf V 0 4 f ,ff v , , , A ,H J Q vin ' 'W fish fl We , ' He' TTT: i, i i 'Wi F 1 5 V Y , X H N? if f 'Q ff 9 . X efffiij, fi 4 ,, ' ' 'We ,, 6 -. I ff VZ ff , ' ' ' S, 22, Z i, f , flffsf , D. sf 1 rr , , ,L -. , ' H Q5 -1 yy , yf ,i lm A 5 , 1 - WH 5: a W -Q f... f-.15 ,ff , Q 4' fri, we M, ' , fi Z 5 sw-.fr ., fir gs I, ' rs., A92 ,V ,' 4,9 jg, ,717 I -in ,H .3 , ff, I 4 , M I V Ts .L f .5 , ,3 'Q ,,f . is , ' 1 I 3 ga, I 'A f . L i , 3, W. , I -. ,553 f f ff ', , is T' . li S s gg, , -I W , I -V I W 5, gf Q X , T , gl' x V 1 , . , . I I if..f ,f I I- -'--- ,, I Q ' ffl 1 ' ' . W :s.f,f , i' .1-'is Sh' A + ' 3 -ix , i If f ,Y 1 'Q A X Ma. N, f ,f I W f i 1 A , , , Ti , ' ' ' 'Z ,Ju ' -sf :QI - IV ' 1- s - 'S s 4 , s 0 5 :W f a w , , E , I , f i 1 I - X , .I A, is GIWX'