University High School - Uniki Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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' 59 , 44VL VL ? -lat President FRANCIS ODA With the joys and pains of growing up still fresh within their minds and hearts, the seniors leave UI-IS to be- come men and women of the world. Their many years of schooling have prepared them well for the problems of life. School was a period of preparation for a better future for them. Begin- ning with a unit on Boy and Girl Re- lations and culminating with Love and Marriage during their senior year, these units, along with other units on careers, have helped them to take the needed steps toward the open door of opportunity. They have not only learned many things, but they have also contributed new ideas to the ever growing class programs. Class Day, originated dur- ing their sophomore year, was carried through with their class motto and flower, the carnation. Colors for the class were blue and white. Attend- ing the Senior Prom in April was the social highlight of the year. It was enjoyed as much as the informal camp held in March. Working with new concepts, learn- ing new things, and cooperating har- moniously have all passed by into the realm of treasured memories. And as the seniors walk through the swinging doors to the future to find their places, may they always be remembered for their share in making University High School a better school.