Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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,Q ,gf rm X iw Aff Q Home economics serves to . fm 5 an Si be ' FHA TOP ROW-MyrIIe Suehisa, presIcIenIg Esfafarda Guzman. vice pre-sIdenfgFIorence Pasicn, secre IGVV5 Verna I-Iokoana, 'Ireasurer-' Mrs. Anzai, advisor. ROW 2- Carol Ewfng, parliamenfariam-Ivisforiam Gerrmiine CGSIFO, CaroI Koga. repo'-ferg. INSTALLATION SERVICES. New FHA Officers were ins'IaIIed ai services I1eId a+ H19 begInnIng of 'Ihe school year 1i W WQNMWW L wmv 'Zvi my QM

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impmvg tomorrowgs homes FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OE AMERICA The wonderTul and challenging Task being oT greaTesT service To Their school as well as To Their communiTy was assumed by The EuTure l-lomemalqers oT America. Today, home economics is' more im- porTanT Than ever and plays a leading role as Tar as our happiness and success in The TuTure is con- cerned. WiTh MyrTle Suehisa as Their eTTicienT presidenT The homemalcers sTarTed Their year wiTh The insTalla- Tion oT oTTicers and iniTiaTion of new members. AT ChrisTmas Time we Tound Them ready and willing To help bring ioy and cheer To The orphans. Some oT The exciTing and mosT anTicipaTed Tunc- Tions OT The school year were The annual conTerence and The Island TerriTorial ConvenTion held on Maui. The eagerly awaiTed dress revue wiTh The girls modeling Their creaTions was also held during The laTTer parT oT The year. As advisor, Mrs. Ansai did a wonderful iob in encouraging The girls To look Torward To a brighTer and beTTer America. FJ-LA.: FRONT ROW-MaroareT NishirnoTo Naomi Okaza Vi an TaTevarna are ean Mal Jura J Yama rrura. Aileen Talahasrf. Karen Suehisa. Carol MaTeo. Elaine Hew RQW 2 RoberTa Tann r Jane Oqa 3 Lorra ne Eau a Valerie Caires, Nha lwamoco, Mae Honda, ElizabeTh Wong Jean OTar Cha nna re a are en e u a Joy e Ma Pads. ROW 3-Carol lCar'neTani, Edna SalcaTa, Ann Nagahiro Adee Suzulc KaTh rine rialca L r L da Ma u mom, Amy lghii, Anna Marie Furema, Gladyg Tomifa. ROW 4 Pea Frei as L raa a lfuaiaau Joseph ne O veros Nora Ya ma,-nO+9 Lenehe fvlgriirgv Erngwa Ta'cn, Magdaline Rivera, Jennie Wong au a B r e e T-l rra TT cc T 9 Q . V r ' f Y , ,Q v . I9 QW - H , ,P 1 1 A .T . E 6 - W -31 , ning, A -M-T-T ' if If 5 A 13? 3 ,V ..--7, .A 7 1 's . , , 1 w. Q , M. sf.- T I ' .V f , n TLT'