Waimea High School - Ka Menehune Yearbook (Waimea, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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To Mrs. Moir, our sincere Aloha and best wishes for a future of pleasant living, 1 1 'nf gf if t . at Gini . ' if 2 'iq JE Q. QU. A' mis- wa' f Q2 s arf- sa-.Ls M Q 'F 255355, .W , , X to .fig-W aw. N W . . fi kiln.. 1, ' 7 K . lewd? 1 z si 3' R7 iw E .jf 3 E l ' r 3 K ,, 3N,,,, .hy r 1, ' -- if , 'P ' 1 ., . . '12, ,g,5'f.:rm:.:. ,52:sf,5:-P?.?,,,N,, - : K ,,?t.1-it ,,. ..:... -is-. r f--r x -F L : t Q g 1 r me ' x W N 'J ... ,, ' 'V 7g 4.33..rfwi Aff, . A :A ,-,. W ',l,5l.N7'5 't.t1k1l --'-- ff -.,- , : ,.,.,. - . . A - 'f . ., V -.-iff --.'- 1,3 5: 42,35 'se'3 i'9 7' 's1??k A , '1L',w3f,ffjiM X IMISV . to ' an y fiigklfx .l i , .. 1 - ....... Q 52.5 I fr . 'rr ,ii ,V.. , . an Mix w a s ,Q -Q ix, .wifi ,,,.,,.s-e:s 5 ,, 1 . in EQ 57 ,tl 'F' 3 ' .. as Sm ., ti. W r s at , EA ,V A 4 ,K W XS 'X fl in sf It i :iii 'U Q, if .. . . g fi 0 V? . ' F, K ' it 2' 1 i 52 4' .Simi if X N J gy is S i W. 7 E? fi - 'ri' X if 5 Ya ' tr s - pg jf ,.gj', ' i3,.-ff , 5' .- r M 1 K 1 X. .Zim Ay. so . Q, if , - ' ul 215 5 - g ig ' 4 -'F' Kg? ' 'isa ,, :th ai ' g -x f twig rf, 1.1 OREWORD e n HIGHWAYS FOR THE FUTURE has become a subject of great con- cern to every citizen. Engineers and experts have submitted blueprints if Eff jf in I of new highways which show a maze of multiple-laned superhighways , , fn it interspersed with overpasses following a clover-leaf pattern, and a Q 5 Iuh ivigjg zlf-' ffLff system of elaborate tunnels crossing underwater between islands--all , .,.. 'X is guaranteed to produce greater speed and safer travel. Basic to the successful attainment of such highways are the acces- L i Q sibility of necessary materials and the availability of engineering skills. , , Q As students in high school we will find our blueprints for success- , TV? .,:K ' , -if E': f ful accomplishment in the future following similar pattern and de- 1i A 5 -. 7 ' pending upon similar factors. Our schools throughout the land serve 3 g fi X ' x us as laboratories where we may study the basic materials needed for g L fs-Eg ff Q , E I , . ' construction and where we may gird ourselves with the required en- 4 gglif T 4 N ' gineering skills. ' Wi-its Fw f 'L 11 it? if-A -'4 J. wgifa 3, X wr . QR. , Charactergtempered by proper attrtude, industry, and dependabr- rs, Nl.,WwQ,f'3w -t g. . . . '-' - A ,. X A L -sf 4 sg 11ty, and molded by cooperation, loyalty, and fortitude-tiether X- sg Q with adequate knowledge will insure the quality, safety, and ultimate A5 xx 3 ' ., Q., 5 f g , A - . ' 1. ' ' . iff: ' if t it , goal of our Highways for the Future. Qg lf sgfgifrhs r s -51 ,:f-'-' - 5, , r W1 ,xg ,V ef Y-V A Q. 'elf tftiaizirtl. if X ,C 4 :4 . aff, A A ii I if s .t++'s'if??,'i' W ix L'i?T'is 1.3 :kh K f .. s.,Qr5'i.rwg,,5sg, . sv, ' P is 1 'A 4 4 x4 srgiiswfjw . 5 .. Y 5 4 -:-P:'f:f-fx4:e'::.1,. ...... 'Q N f ' . 5 H ' T , . . -if ' , gi'gf'T',Q.,,wMf?.'35ffyWax 4 T fi . 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In the kindergar- ten and the first grades, children learn school routine which, for them, includes periods for working, play - ing, resting and eating. As first to third graders they learn to use the tools of learning- -language, reading , writing and arithmetic. In the fourth to sixth grades , they gain basic knowledge of hygiene, geography, histor and other materials. They spend one day a month at the Waimea Public Library besides doing work in their own school library. Wholesome recreation on a sliding board l Q IVISION Asapart of their program of building for the uture, the Elementary students learn to be of help o the schoolby decorating the cafeteria, presenting pecialptograms on such occasions as Thanksgiving , Zhristmas, American Education Week, and Easter. Together with the high school students, they take tart in celebrating May Day, Aloha Week and par- icipate in the Declamatory and Book Week contest ponsored by the Library Committee, They share ecognition honors for J. P. O. service with the secon- ary division during a special assembly. These children throughout the year make ex- ellent use of their privileges to capitalize on their bilities and to exercise cooperation with others. Painting an elephant as part of their classwork Singing is enjoyable for these youngsters Q3 CL.. fr fi fl' .O qi, I ff f ii x ' dn Chow time for hungry gl-adegtel-5 Little LP. O, 's on duty obeyed by high school students Sliding board popular with all Little artists busily painting Classroom cooperation Kindergarten kiddies tangle in ajungle Gym ,W 'L 5 E U Nr ., an 1 J .1 v K J ' Volleyball Chorus I. ,,,. ' C in Xp R ' ,. - W --f ,,,, if A -, . -I O ' A '- 'i?l 'Q2,'f- 4 Qfiw ' R f ' .N J 1' X H - s -. ' , Q10 I S . , ,.,., .Y ,.,xQ,,p,,, A :M A f R M., lj Q. E' - b . J .... is ra le' sf' R ' S ' i S E-' f.:-af-1 '--'- . 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ROW 4: Jane Saito, Roseline Leoiki, Edward Lumabao, Craddock Yorkman, Moses Keale, Charles Inouye, ah Taniguchi, Kay Koike. ,nn ,Agp N AH Y rx 1, , 1' ,int Y .720 2 1 8-A L-R ROW 1: Raymond Morikawa, George Paiste, Satoru Tadani, Calvin Matsuoka, Frederick Tanita, Roland A berado, Allen Barcarse, Charlotte Date, Yukiko Yoshikami, Sally Ann Kutaka. ROW 2: Ernest Campos, Tatsuo Nish Elpedio Basa, Faith Oyama, Leimoni Bal, Jane Ozaki, Janet Someda, Sachie Tanioka. ROW 3: Alan Sugawara, Stephe Nitta, Robert Mukai, Katherine Higashi, Mikie Masaki, Judith Masaki, Leiko Matsuda, Gloria Okada, Elizabeth Ishibash ROW 4: Stanley Sasaki, Jean Yamamoto, Kathleen Shitanaka, Mona Hookano, Donna Fay Batezel, Amelia Yasutake Edith Kasahara, Merle Kakuda, 8-B ROW l: George Kitamura, Jesus Feliciano, Alvin Morikawa, Angel Barino, Maximino Daligcon, Stanley Nakamotc Toshito Oyama, Sally Kutaka, Angela Yaris, Marianne Hamada. ROW 2: Harriet Higashi, Hannah Takata, Ramon Feliciano, Edwin Ikemoto, Eddie Taniguchi, Ailen Ozaki, Emmaline Kanahele, Julia Kapahu, Anne Ueda. ROW 3: El ward Watase, Wataru Uyeno, Robert Yamada, Clayton Tremaine, Hartwell Makuaole, Robert Nawai, John Vidinha, O1 tavia Holt, Ululani Pupuhi, Bonnie Kajiwara. Lv sr i 2 s Q Fees:-:MEN R-L : President, Kei Yamaneg Vice President, Martin Lunar Secretary, Kay Odog Treasurer, Merlin Gurtiza Invading and covering everypart of our campus this year were the Green freshman, who soon discovered that initiation was not so bad as reported. Only a few unfortunates with signs on their backs, and faces painted with lipstick of all colors found themselves polishing the shoes of the sophomores. For their executive staff, they confidentially chose for President, Kei Yamaneg Vice-president, Martin Lunag Secretary, Kay Odo, and Treasurer, Merlin Gurtiza, V With the help of their advisors, Mr. Tsuchiya, Mr. Morinaga, Miss Seto, Miss Ogasawara, Miss Bidwell, and Mrs. Kanna, the freshman class was able to enjoy the first phase of constructing their highway for the future --Orientation for high school life. Class Flower--Red Carnationg Class Color--Red and Whiteg Class Motto--Victory is ours forever Freshman Homemakers, Initiates, Future Politicians n Freshman at work and play '-' 'P I -,X 1 - .. . 1 ki Q xxx Period l L-R ROW 1: Glenn De Costa, Albert Carveiro, John Bernaldes, Fausto Aguinaldo, Yukio Takamura, Walla Nakamura, Francis Mission. ROW 2: William Malama, Alvin Taniguchi, David Namimoto, Naomi Yaguchi, Vio Yoshida, Judith Masuda, Janet Morimoto, Jane Kubota, Juan Bobiles, Gabriel Bernaldes. ROW 3: Robert Sugihal Solomon Fu, Cipirino Otlang, Kei Yamane, Myles Yonekawa, James Corr, Elmer Nii, Wilfred Takanishi, Alan Baci: William Makanui. 1 Q a wr nmlra QR ,H mth' , :IT ,gl Y r 4 ..,.. ref? W , in 42 'diff gf X' gi Hs- Q... X is , , , ,. , mai s s sl r - . X S Fqxwf riod 2 L-R ROW 1: Winston Arakaki, Edward Seto, Stanley Kouchi, Kenneth Yoshida, Roy Murakami, Albert Batis, enando Antolin. ROW 2: Charles Honma, Stanley Shimabukuro, Melvin Murakami, Paul Ishibashi, Wilfred Arakaki, liliano Hubahib, Jerry Horikawa, Harriet Yamasaki, Bernadine Gomez. ROW 3: Kay Odo, Kay Izumi, Rosario Estacio, relia Adorable, Josephine Carnate, Valeriana Yanos, Janet Cabacungan, Dorothy Inouye, Carolina Cabacungan, Chris- e De Costa, ROW 4: Gordon Akuna, Mitchell Nitta, David Hamada, Luther Ho, Donald Shimatsu, Daniel Izuka, Walter va, Moses Keale, Edward Carveiro. riod 3 L-R ROW l: Edith Kawakami, Joyce Shirai, Estelle Bermodes, Salala Ana, Andrea Manaday, Ernest Fujimu- ROW 2: Richard Lee, William Holt, Ronnie Holt, Paul Yokoyama, Merlyn Sam Fong, Merlin Gurtiza, Charles Oshi- Irenio Visitacion. ROW 3: Joseph Lopez, Daniel Hamada, Lawrence Matsuda, Eddie Rapez, Roy Koike, Katsumi ama, Kennedy Luis. ROW 4: Anthony Espino, Norito Fukushima, Belgelrio Mateo, Benjamin Morikawa, Ken Ouchi, uglas Kuluaumoa. Q? 17 'Y H 5 Period 4 L-R ROW 1: Amy Yamashita, Carolyn Hong, Cecilia Yanos, Charlotte Ueno, Lorraine Cremer, Alice Kuri bayashi, Ellen Yamase, Barbara Bulatao, ROW 2: Wirgifred Kamai, Judith Hamamoto, Betsey Hamasaki, Jessie Shin tani, Winifred Okuhara, Lillian Okada, Jean Nakamoto, Janet Shimizu, Estella Lapenia, ROW 3: Janet Sebastian, Elsit Sonoda, Dianna Isagawa, Shirley Fuertes, Mildred Lumabao, Nancy Villamor, Frances Yokoyama, Dolores Agtuca. ROl 4: Robert Masuda, Jerome Mariano, Miguel Legaspi, Franklin Valdez, Alfonso Florendo, Oseas Tumbaga. ROW 5: Wil- ford Ching, George Nasaka, Alan Hall, Antonio Almondia, Stanley Okada, Roy Inouye, Clarence Saraos. Period 5 L-R ROW 1: Hildred Palea, Karen Horibe, Doris Saito, Jean Nishizawa, Ann Okada, Sumie Shigemori, Alic Nitullama. ROW 2: Lattitia Nordmeier, Frances Cardinez, Eleanor Nakata, Gladys Mizuo, Elaine Mukai, Edna Oyama Norma Tsuneta. ROW 3: Dorothea Bayot, Harriet Baron, Maizie Matsuda, Marcellina Dela Cruz, Dorothy Ayabe, Mai zie Sakata, Mitzie Muranaka, ROW 4: Peaches Rittmeister, Janice Saito, Eleanor Cabacungan, Dianne Severn, Grac Yamamoto, Gail Kaiwa, Siebel Kajiwara, Hexberta Kauahi. Sopuomoaes R-L: President, Kay Tamaribuchig Vice President, Burt Tsuchiyag Secretary, Doris Barcaseg Treasurer, Shiro Kubota. The Sophomore class completed another step in their highway for the future by actively participating in all phases of the program. The officers chosen to guide the class efficiently and conscientiously were President, Kay Tamaribuchig Vice-president, Burt Tsuchiyag Secretary, Doris Barcase, and Treasurer, Shiro Kubota. The advisors who helped to make their second year at Waimea enjoyable were Mrs. Dang, Mrs. Hee, Mr. Higa, Mr. Watanabe, and Mr. Kajihara. Among their activities were a Kangaroo Court, Class picnic, and a class day program which tested the co operation and sportsmanship of every sophomore. Class Flower--Carnationg Class Color--Pink and White: Class Motto--To Succeed is our Goal I ytww Sophomore typists, biologists and athletes w X E 1 Period 1 L-R ROW l: Elizabeth Lee, Louisa Nido, Augustina Hoboyan, Patricia Simao, Shirley Ruiz, Carole Matsuda Helen Matsuoka, Edna Kawarnura, Shirley Onzuka. ROW 2: Juanita Alviar, Judith Naumu, Betsy Ann Emura, Anna Kapahu, Kathryn Horibe, Eileen Nomura, Patricia Okabe, Emma Napohaku. ROW 3: Mauricio Agtuca, Joseph Barinc Shirley Boro, Flora Tugade, Doris Barcarse, Nancy Pantorilla, Magdalina Pajela, Regino Adorable. ROW 3: Stanlej Mishima, Luderico Pigao, Kenichi Tanigawa, Richard Koigawachi, Shiro Kubota, Anthony Vierra, Wallace Momohar Douglas Akamine, Richard Nakamura. Period 2 L-R ROW 1: Ellen Takeshita, Alma Koike, Jean Funai, GertrudeMurakami, Nancy Chikahiro, Dolores Dan- cil, Mildred Yamamoto, Doris Murakami. ROW 2: Edsil Taniguchi, Margaret Kinores, Sandra Kauahi, Jeanette Yasu- naka, Gladys Aguada, Florentina Yanos, Healani Ignacio, Fred Tanabe, ROW 3: Maurice Arriesgado, Alvin Kane- yama, George Miyashiro, Roland Akagi, Paul Yanagimoto, Norman Yoshimoto, Jaime Basa, Setsuo Masaki, Stanley Vera Cruz. V E E 2 2 X. . is ,JJ J :riod 3 L-R ROW 1: Leona Waterhouse, Marian Cremer, Dorothy Carolina Benabese, Felicidad ne, Lily Nitta, Virginia Bali, ROW 2: Suye Moriwake, Jane Moriguchi, Duarte, La Paz Cabalona, Jane Yokoo, :tty Murakami, Esther Matsuba, Katherine Sasaki, Satsuki Tadani, Edna 3: William Yamane, Crisanto mper, Kay Tamaribuchi, Daniel Kamiya, Bernard Mendonsa, Manuel Pacheco, Robert Gabriel. JW 4: Donald Saito, Francis Torigoe, Lester Forrest, Har ld Hirou Yoshimitsu, Richard Sialana 'eriod 4 L-R ROW l: Rose Benito, Dolores Eclipse, Margaret Lacro, Elsie Hong, Betty Ann Mariano, Winifred Leong, LOW 2: Carmen Mateo, Folgencia Domingo, Marcellina Cayaban, Mildred Murakami, Elaine Goto, Shirley Hirano, Ja- .et Kaohi. ROW 3: Melvin Miyagi, Elizabeth Remata, Frances Kimura, Grace Mitobe, Irene Fujita, Eppie Kobayashi, ean Ukumoto, George Alvarez. ROW 4: Tomeichi Takamura, Daniel Oyama, Burt Tsuchiya, William Honjiyo, Ric- ,ard Nakashima, Shuko Yoshikame. hr- 2 2 Q 1 Period 5 L-R ROW 1: Eugene Perry, Clarence Nakaya, Roy Fukushima, Raymond Espino, Ronnie Sahor, Richard Nag: ra, Sunday Sabala. ROW 2: Delphine Fabia, Frederico Lastimoso, Kenneth Fujimoto, Myles Yasunaka, Benjamin T: keuchi, Hiroshi Honma, Leonardo Alcarez, Royden Horibe. ROW 3: Gordon Furtado, Evelyn Yadao, Katherine Valdez Rose Uehara, Ercelly Soriano, Magdalina Tango, Shirley Okuno, Joyce Miike, Elaine Ogata, ROW 4: Neil Miyazak Gerald Duarte, Jerry Morimoto, Philip Robley, Ernest Rapozo, Wallace Inouye, Edward Kaetsu, James Hasegawa, Richar Ogata, Bert Moriguchi. Period 6 L-R ROW lg Allan Higashi, Josephine Castillo, AnitaAntonio, NancyYamamoto, LuellaYoshimura. ROW 2: Yoshio Oshio, Ray Makizuru, Jaime Florendo, Robert Chinen, Alvin Yamamoto, Jerry Kobashigawa, Hisao Fujita, ROW 3: .Alex Oune, Jack Niitani, Federico Acoba, David Uyeno, Claude Kouchi, Clifford Takahashi, James Reyes. ROW 4: Edward Antolin, Marcallino Tacub, Robert Vera Cruz, James Wong, Francis Muramoto, Clarence Arakaki, Francis Karnai, John Funes. ,rv W umoas R-L: President, Gerald Nishimorig Vice Secretary, Helen Gurtizag A busy year for the Jolly Juniors was inaugurated by Vice-president, Andy Niig Secretary, Helen Gurtizag and 1, their Richard Yamamoto. th the aid of lfCdbUI The students, with the help of their advisors, Mr. Goto, . Ogata, Mr. Kawate, Mr. Kawakami, and Mrs. Crowell, started off with the organization of the class into various committees for C1385 PIOj6CI. Thelunior Promenade was the climax oftheir school social life, with Make-Believe Land for the theme, and gay fairies and elves for the setting. Class Flower--Vanda Orchidg Class Color--Lavender and White: Class Motto--Knowledge is Power . Juniors scholars, chemists and typlsts , X, X ff .nn Juniors engrossed in social studies Miss Yagakys Spanish 012,55 .x- .N ,X A U M , L Period l L-R ROW l: Lourdes Abragar, Juanita Emper,XlEmiliana Ordinario, Yorie Honzaki, Almira Oyakawa, Jean Saito Esther Kudaishi, Magadalen Lahep, Edith Momohara, Florentina Domingo. ROW 2: Barbara Corr, Julia Buduan, Eloise Eguchi, Alice Fujimura, Lily Luna, Alice .Agena, Dolores Estacio, Aiko Shimabukuro, Helen Gurtiza, Shirley Pantorilla, ROW 3: Pacifico Esteban, Betty Kaohi, Rosabelle Paalua, Cecelia Bayot, Ida Lapenia, Cresencia Gamiao, Solidad Ma- naday, Gloria Rivera, June Kondo, Hazel Sakai, Leilani Fong, Percy lnouye. ROW 4: Leonard Abeshima, Cristoba Otlang, Edward Takanishi, Frederick Nagata, David Hamasaki, Richard Hamada. 5 5 1 I r ewfi 435-r...f'-,4m2'f-W A fwzrffriv-h-r fl X eriod 2 L-R ROW 1: Kanoe Shigemori, Norma Nakao, Esther Niitani, Ruby Oyadomari, Dolores Martin, Mildred Na- ata, Aiko Kiyonaga. ROW 2: Lillian Ruiz, Diane Mendonsa, Madeline Medeiros, Sylvia Santiago, Hannah Makuaole illian Sakoda, Carlina Tumbaga. ROW 3: Thomas Matsuda, Sally Someda, Philomena Rama, Angela Olores, Edith Ikuhara, Lolita Lampitoc, Katherine Moribe, Dolores Cabacungan, Ronald Shirai. ROW 4: Raymond Dumapay, John ilva, Iwao Masaki, George Kokame, Walter Makizuru, Albert Saito, Bernard Higa. eriod 3 L-R ROW 1: Carmen Domingo, Gladys Ishihara, Jeanette Mariano, Jean Kojiri, Setsuko Kiyonaga, Daisy Ki- oshita, Carolyn Sakugawa, Maize Koike. ROW 2: Bonefacio Garma, Howard Ako, Fred Shimazu, Jose Bulatao, Les- ar Yaguchi, Kenneth lbara, Steven Duarte, Andy Nii, Albert Oshiro. ROW 3: Roy Miyake, Peter Sabala, Antonio Tan- o, Fred Shinagawa, Larry Balbarino, Lindsey Yoshioka, Melicio Domingcil, Ronald Hamada, Richard Kashiwabara, Geo- ge Nohara. ROW 4: Kenneth Kali, Stephen Souza, Thomas Yokoi, Yotoku Chinen. 2 Q -.. , R Nm sc. s if Wi ,YS W .fW 'isaivw f 'W Period 5 L-R ROW 1: Ann Sakata, Alvina Cagalawan, Jane Sakoda, Theresa Feliciano, Mildred Ozaki, Nora Nami! moto, Loretta Dohi. ROW 2: Theodore Tanabe, Raymond Higashi, Opal Ching, Florence Tsuneta, Carole Nohara, Jani et Isagawa, Mabel Sonoda, Alan Morimoto. ROW 3: Gabriel Yaris, Richard Chikahiro, Robert Koga, Sam Takata, Kazut Kaneshiro, Gabriel Ulanday, Walter Yonekawa, Kazuo Uechi. ROW 4: Warren Nakamoto, Charles Niitani, Daniel Ya' mamoto, Walter Yamamoto, Stanley Yadao, Lawrence Carveiro, Cresencio Alesna, Gilbert Sagawa, Francisco Alejado Period 6 L-R ROW l: Gerald Nishimori, Rosita Corpuz, Mae Arakaki, Mildred Okumoto, Rosalind Almondia, Jane Ko jiri. ROW 2: Stanley Igawa, Frances Fujii, Janet Hirozawa, Janet Masaki, Florence Belleza, Francisca Adorable, Mer cedes Lomosad. POW 3: Ray Iwami, Mikio lzuka, Eugene Akazawa, Richard Yamamoto, Anthony Black, Vicente Lo mosad, Owen Kauahi. ROW 4: Lester Kakuda, Edwin Kawane, Clifton Oka, Donald Boro, George Mori, George Okabe Charles Toyofuku, Howard Yoshinobu. Q MN . A xx v ' -i 1 ' ffm x A . Y 4LY'FX N' xmkA yawn. vfff vs fff w 0 A iii-SPM' 'S mffffffc. Y h .L f , Lisp 1 3 LN , kX.' H 4 5 af - , f. , 1 A-f X' ,'L', 1 g s U f , N 'v A I WA ' Q Q X Q I A XKW- -gm- JW b f f, f VSWSQA WSW 1415 ' ZATI ON J 5' ' ' 1 'a fy Af75:',1f? , L M ' k .JM Y V Ax , filwlur gf 14. ,fu 7 an J x ' I K ,. .A U, .. .W Q. f I N. K A Y Y K f 'Tr A LQ .. .- --f QJQQQQ A My ' ' 2 f .aw 'lie Q , ww ' .. ,J Q 54 my vw. Hi. , , X gf haf ' 4 'T . 'FL ,fi 1 . W' FW .. ' L. V ff ,W ,wf,g,ygx' ft,,.w 2 ,gy T , I MA 'Qiggfw 1 3- j Q 3-3 X ,S K ' xg www-f ,M , 455 jwzff Xjfi-7.4 i H rl w1xj'f,,:jg4g.q .K W iii lf' 'rffirff 1 2 i TNQ ' A www , wzwwf 5 - 'K 3 ww, ,,.,-,- .. M, Lf-f,v xy , 1 ,QTWI5 x , v isit , 8 j fy. .V '15 1 1 1 , ' A HW ' . 7 Q ' ' f W , 'A M' 3 ' i . x , 'HF' .f-2-f? 'fy 8 K 1 AM 0 ,, 4 ,. ' f,,,,,yupwN ,ggf, x W A x CHOOL Purpose: To study the problems of the school and to solve them together, to reach the in- President: Vice President: Kenji Munechika Kenneth Ibara dividual the democratic way of governing the school and its community. 'Hn- Advisor: Mr. M. Tsuchiya 1 L-R ROW 1: Flogencia Domingo, Carol Matsuda, Jane Okinishi, Paulina Basa, Shirley Harqda, Nancy shimomura, Elaine Okada, Sue Yamase, Almira Oyakawa. ROW 2: Evelyn Hee, Shirley Kamiya, Jane Taniguchi, Amy Akiya- ma, Janet Masumoto, Josephine Basa, Tsurue Nagata, Virginia Vidinha, Dawn Moore, Elaine Yamamoto, Ioan Mu- ranaka. ROW 3: Edith Ueda, Raymond Dumapay, Lester Kakuda, Jerry Kobashigawa, Kay Tamaribuchi, Francis Torigoe, Robert Higashi, Donald Takeshita, Yuichiro Doi, Barbara Bulatao. ROW 4: Gerald Nishimori, Alvin Ta- niguchi, Raymond Higashi, Roy Miyake, Charles Oshiro, Kei Yamane, Julian Lacro, Stephen I-Ianashiro. 28 Coumcu. Dear fellow students, The past school year has revealed itself to be a very fruitful and prosperous one in every aspect. The achievments that wehave observed have been due mainly through the effort and cooperation of the entire student body working as a single unit. Their unity of determi - nation and enthusiasm has been the principal asset in our various activities. To those remaining, the burden of responsibility for tomorrow's tasks lies upon their shoulders. To them, I give my assurance that with the cooperation and zeal of every individual in carrying his share of the load of responsibility, the outcome will be another successful school year. As student body president, I wish to extend my hearty thanks to the administration for its support, and to the student council and its advisors, Mrs. Kawahara and Mr. Tsuchiya, for their guidance and understanding in making this year such a successful one. Sincerely yours, I Sei 'ext Vis RE: g. ls? Q. Secretary: Vice President Ethel S akai David Yarnase -A Advisor President, Student Body Gov't Mrs Kawahara I dis Scuoot outn- Purpose: To adjust students to the entire school organiza- tion and to help rather than punish the students who appear before it. Commissioner: Advisor: virginia vidinha MIS- Mundvn Prosecuting Attorney: Clerk: A335 P'03ec'-ning An'Y3 Tsurue Nagata Linda Miyagi Andy Nii Under the supervision of advisor, Mrs. Juanita Mundon, and commissioner, Virginia Vidinha, the Waimea High and Elementary School Court has accomplished its purpose this year, The offenses are divided into minor and major offenses with violators tried by the School Court which recommends punishment according to the seriousness of the offense. The number of violations have been very small because of the impartiality of the C P O'S and the I P O'S and the co-operation of the student body. H A .mf I Senior AU'Y: Junior Att'y: Stephen I-Ianashiro Raymond Dumapay Sophmore Atgy, Freshmen Att'y: Folgencia Domingo Naomi Yaguchi L-R ROW 1: Jane Okinishi, Sue Yamase, Barbara Bularao, Ellen Uchigashima, Almira Oyakawa ROW 2: Elpidio Igne, Lester Yaguchi, Lester Kakuda, Hirou Yoshimitsu, Maurice Munechika SCHOOL PUBLICATION CANYON ECHO Advisor: Clerk? Miss Seto Jean Kviiri af' W, Editor: Business Manager: Elaine Yamamoto Joan Muranaka Arla Q. kg-xg, ,Q f,.a1f2':,f'iaiirf ' A , f' ., Km, A a affix ' W ,Q aafafaaaeaikfffxawfie o,,a4'w-Mwlzfaiszsaaali . I f ,,, L-R ROW 1: Maybelle Bulatao, Ethel Sakai, Elaine Okada, Marina Cabalona, Florence Hirozawa, ROW 2: Momoyo Yoshikami, Maizie Koike, Elaine Yamamoto, Joan Muranaka, Shirley Kamiya, Jean Kojiri. ROW 3: Albert Shima, Lily Luna, Caroline Sokugawa, Edith Okuhara, Jean Saito. ROW 4: Jose Bulatao, Alice Agena, June Kondo, Sandra Kauahi. Inthe School Publication Department we have the Canyon Echo and Ka Menehune Staffs. Ka Menehune s staff is responsible for the yearbook in which they try to present an ac- curate picture ofthe school and its activities throughout the year. As for the Canyon Echo staff it serves the entire student body by keeping them well- informed of the developments in the class- rooms and news on the campus. Twice a month Kauai News pr-ints the Canyon Echo with accounts of what has happened and what will happen. KA MENEHUNE A dvisor: Mrs. Mundon Editor: Business Manager: Josephine Basa Jean Yamada L-R ROW 1: Marie Vidinha, Class Editor: Barry Kobashigawa, Photography Editorg David Yamase, Sports Editor: Yuichiro Doi, Art Editorg Adelina Daligcon, Sports Editor. ROW 2: Bessie Miyazaki, Calendar Editor: Maybelle Bulatao, Elementary Section Editorg Mildred Toma, Committee Editor, Edith Ueda, Senior Section Editor: Kay Higa, Administration Editorg Clara Nonaka, Organization Editor. L-R ROW 1: Janet Kashiwabara, Healani Ignacio, Masako Takahashi, Sylvia Santiago, Ginger Nakao, Bernice Sakata. ROW 2: Edith Okuhara, Florefina Luis, Biuleta Dela Cruz, Janet Masaki, Barbara Funai, Edward Takanishi. ROW 3: Harry Sugihara, Ralph Yoshimura, Julian Lacro, Martin Kawa- mura, walter Makizuru, Masato Yoshimitsu. Ka Menehune staff in conference. CPO Purpose: To enforce all the school rules and regulations and report violations of these rules and principles of good conduct. Chief: Miriam Kouchi Advisor: Mrs. Dang l L-R ROW 1: Ethel Sakai, Evelyn Hee, Naomi Yaguchi, Hazel Sakai, Daisy Kinoshita, Mildred Okumoto, Carlina Tumbaga, Dolores Estacio, Mildred Ozaki, Opal Ching, Elaine Yamamoto, Elaine Okada, Consuelo Ancheta. ROW 2: Maybelle Bulatao, Jean Yamada, Judith Naumu, Marian Cremer, Dorothy Baron, Edna Badua, Doris Bacarse, Aiko Shimabukuro, Emiko Nabeshima, Betsy Ann Ernura, Ioan Muranaka, Marina Cabalona, Ruby Hamai, Edna Honjiyo. ROW 3: Adelin alig on, Herberta Kauahi, Philomena Rama, Cecilia Bayot, Diane Severn, Ann Okada, Helen Gurtiza, L , Lourdes Abragar, Mazie Koike, Almira Oyakawa, Frances Fujii, Anita Antonio, Karen Ho- ribe, Florence Balleza, Sally Someda, Dolores Martin, Lorena Balbarino, Eloise Paalua, Nancy Villamor, Rosita Cor- puz. ROW 4: Arlene Kaohi, Healani Ignacio, Marcellina Dela Cruz, Winifred Leong, Mildred Yamamoto, Carolyn Sokugawa, Eleanor Cayaban, Dawn Moore, Jeanette Mariano, Diane Mendonsa, Violet Vera Cruz, Gladys Mizuo, Jean Okumot, Carole Matsuda, Norma Nakao, Esther Niitani, Alice Agena. Purpose: To controltraffic in the school area before and after schoolhours so that the students are protect- Chief: ed from danger. Robert Higashi Advisor: Mr. Higa L-R ROW 1: Lillian Ruiz, Mary Mateo, Mary Nakaahiki, Leilani Fong, Edith Momohara, Florentina Domingo, Mer- cedes Lomosad, Virginia Bali. ROW 2: Stanley Vera Cruz, Kazuo Kaneshiro, Melicio Domingcil, Owen Kauahi, Carmen Domingo, Sylvia Santiago, Cecilia Yanos, Winifred Kamai, Margaret Lacro. ROW 3: Charles Fu, Phillip Robley, Barry Kobashigawa, Crecencio Allesna, Larry Balbarino, Francis Kamai. ROW 4: Clifford Takahashi, Sun- day Sabala, Robert Vera Cruz, Alan Morimoto, Donald Kutaka. CHORUS Purpose: To encourage choral singingg to provide suitable music for special occasions. Chairman: Dawn Moore L-R ROW 1: Doris Murakami, Grace Mitobe, Gertrude Murakami, Biuleta Dela Cruz, Carlina Benabese, Elizabeth Remata, Dorothea Bayot, Barbara Funai, Solidad Luis, Geraldine Akiona, Louisa Napohaku, ROW 2: Diane Severn, Egloria Rivera, Carole Kali, Marjory Mariano, Dolores Martin, Lillian Ruiz, Florence Domingo, Gladiola Kali, Matilda Nawai, Setsuko Kiyonaga, Lillian Sakoda, Peaches Rittmeister. ROW 3: Jeanette Mariano, Diane Men- donca, Madeline Medeiros, Betty Ann Mariano, Julia Buduan, Shirley Pantorilla, Solidad Manaday, Elaine Ogata, Hannah Makuaole, Eleanora Cabacungan, Rebecca Palea, Rosabe1lePaalua. ROW 4: John Silva, Larry Balbarino, Gabriel Yaris, Adolpho Barino, Jackie Pigao, Stephen Hanashiro, Douglas Fu. BAND Purpose: To provide training in the use of band instrumentsg to encourage appreciation of band rnusicg and to boost morale at school and athletic events. W 'ili5l-ew. Advisor: Mr. Suga L-R ROW 1: Antonio Tango, Ronald Shirai, Consuelo Ancheta, Consolacion Maligro, Pacifico Esteban, Joseph Ba- 'ino, Richard Hamada. ROW 2: Lindsay Yoshioka, Douglas Fu, Henry Ikeda, George Kokame, John Silva, Barry Qobashigawa, Wallace Sonoda, Masato Yoshimitsu, Bernard Higa. ROW 3: Mr. Suga, Ernest Kaai, Adolpho Barino, :rancis Inafuku, Paul Ibara, Jose Pigao, Justino Bermodez, Kenneth Kali. ROW 4: Manuel Pacheco, Paustina Rivera, Alberto Hoopii, Stanley Kua, John Florendo, Edward Antolin, Jaime Basa. Purpose: To develop leadership, character, and personality by striving to the utmost to make home life more comfortable, Chairman: Jane Taniguchi Advisors: Miss Wong Miss Ogasawara L-R ROW 1: Alvina Cagalawan, Cresencia Gamiao, Helen Gurtiza, Esther Kudaishi, Mazie Koike, Shirley Kamiya, Joan Muranaka. ROW 2: Angela:Olores, Maybelle Bulatao, Edna Kawamura, Yorie Honzaki, Marcellina Dela Cruz, Ellen Kishimoto, Elizabeth Lee, Katherine Horibe, Dorothy Baron, Carlina Tumbaga. ROW 3: Adelina Daligcon, Katherine Sasaki, Carole Matsuda, Elaine Okada, Elaine Yamamoto, Jean Nakamoto, Magdalena Pajela, Marcelli- na Cayaban, Virginia Bali. ROW 4: Geraldine Akiona, Eleanora Cabacungan, Grace Yamamoto, Edna Oyama, Frances Cardinez, Caroline Hong, Cecilia Yanos, Estella Lapenia, Siebel Kajiwara. ROW 5: Gloria Rivera, Dolores Agtuca, Josephine Carnate, Frances Kishimoto, Gladys Mizuo, Jean Nishizawa, Ann Okada, Janet Morimoto, Fran- ces Yokoyama, Estelle Bermodez. ROW 6: Alice Fujimura, Nancy Chikahiro, Rosario Estacio, Alice Kuribayashi, Jessie Shintani, Janice Saito, Harriet Baron, Dorothy Ayabe. ROW 7: Jane Kubota, Mitzie Muranaka, Doris Saito , Mildred Lumabao, Joyce Shirai, Janet Sebastian, Beatrice Naumu, Peaches Rittmeister. ROW 8: Mary Mateo, Evelyn Hee, Norma Tsuneta, Sumie Shigemori, Mazie Matsuda, Karen Horibe, Michie Nishi, Andrea Manaday, Carolyn Cabacungan, Bernadine Gomes. C? Purpose: To help boys studying vocationalagriculture to de- velop such qualities as leadership, character, sports- manship, cooperation, service, thrift, citizenship and patriotism. 'iw Chairman: Shigemi Maeda Advisors: Mr. Kawate Mr. Kajihara L-R ROW 1: Stanley Yadao, Raymond Sasaki, Charles Oyama., Bonafacio Garma, Fred Shinagawa, Paul Ibara, Jose Pigao, Steven Duarte, Alberto I-Ioopii, George Alvarez, Ronnie Sahot, Robert Gabriel. ROW 2: Elpidio Garma, Melvin Yamamoto, Tomeichi Takamura, Clarence Arakaki, Falabiano Domingo, Robert Higashi, Casamero Florendo, Paustino Rivera, Andres Arriesgado, Peter Sabala, Robert Costa, Albert Oshiro. ROW 3: Alfredo Remata, Robert Kondo, Gerald Duarte, Richard Kashiwabara, Walter Yonekawa, Owen Kauahi, Crescencio Alesna, George Mori, Jaime Florendo, SundaySabala, Charles Toyofuku, Stephen Souza, George Nohara, Edward Allianic, ROW 4: Fred- erick Lastimoso, Edward Antolin, Antonio Tango, Theodore Tanabe, Larry Balbarino, Richard Yonamine, Donald Boro, Walter Yamamoto, Yutaka Okuno, Daniel Omakanim, Hiroshi Honma, Mr. Kajihara. ROW 5: Edward Souza, John Funes, ThomasMorimoto, Roy Makizuru, Robert Vera Cruz, Melicio Domingcil, Delfin Fabia, Charles Niitani, Vicente Lomosa, Edwin Kawane, Gilbert Sagawa, Daniel Yamamoto, George Okabe. 41 FBLA Purpose: To make business leaders of the girls by actual business experienceg to render service to the school. . : S Chagrgg-I xg, P3 Advisor: Mrs. Ikehara L-R ROW 1: Mabel Carcueva, Janet Maiumoto, Ethel Tsuha, Shirleykamiya, Linda Miyagi, Alvina Cagalawan, Yurie Honzaki, Barbara Corr. ROW 2: Kay Higa, Amy Akiyama, Bernada Esona, Mildred Nakata, FlorenceTsuneta, Helen Gurtiza, Ida Lapenia, Ginger Nakao, Cecilia Bayot, Magdaline Lahep. ROW 3: Edith Ueda, Esther Niitani, Norma Nakao, Kanoe Shigernori, Hilda Maeda, Bessie Miyazaki, Janet 'Kashiwabara, Cresencia Gamiao, Philomena Rama, Lourdes Abragar. ROW 4: Masako Takahashi, Mrs. Ikehara, Woon Yun Hong Takako Shimonishi, Sylvia Santiago, Edna Honjiyo. worthy leadership. Chairman: Tsurue Nagata NHS Purpose: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, and to promote L-R ROW 1: Ethel Sakai, Shirley Kamiya, Elaine Yamamoto, Elaine Okada, Joan Muranaka, Maybelle Bulatao, Marina Cabalona, Momoyo Yoshikami, Florence Hirozawa, Paulina Basa, Jane Taniguchi. ROW 2: Helen Gurtiza, Mae Arakaki, Mazie Koike, Carolyn Sokugawa, Jane Sakoda, Masako Taka- iashi, Virginia Baron, Virginia Vidinha, Edith Okuhara, Jean Kojiri. ROW 3: Kanoe Shigemori, Janet Isagawa, Loretta Dohi, Frances Fujii, Esther Kudaishi, Sarole Nohara. ROW 4: Gladys Ishihara, Ann Sakata, Janet Hirozawa, Mar- iory Mariano, Madeline Medeiros, Diane Mendonca, Jeanette Mariano, Marie Vidinha. ROW 5: Rosaline Almondia, Lily Luna, Almira Oyakawa, Rosita Iorpuz, Mildred Okumoto, Opal Ching, Nancy Shimomura, Tsurue Nagata. ROW 6: Gerald Nishimori, Stanley Igawa, Kenneth Ibara, Anthony Black, .ester Kakuda, Lester Yaguchi, Roy Miyake, David Yamase, Kenji Munechikaf ose Bulatao. ,xx , A dvisor: Mr. Hirano L-R ROW 1: Mary Mateo, June Masaki, Ethel Tsuha, Shirley Hara- da, Helen Matsuoka. ROW 2: Diana Mendonca, LaPaz Cabalona, Irene Fujita, Ginger Nakao, Amy Yamashita, Dorothy Ayabe. ROW 3: Healani Ignacio, Cristoba1Otlang, Mikio Izuka, Ronnie Holt, Harry Ishihara, Mrs. I-lee. ROW 4: Ronnie Sahot, Paul Ishibashi, Wilfred Takanishi, Jerry Morimoto, Alvin Yamamoto. L-R ROW 1: Mazie Koike, Mae Arakaki, Bernada Esona, Paulina Basa, Ruby Hamai. ROW 2: Emiliano Ordinario, Mabel Sonoda, Edna Honjiyo, Jessie Shintani, Josephine Carnate. ROW 3: Stanley Kua, Miss Ogasawara, Masako Takahashi, Mrs, Takanishi, Shuko Yo- shikami. ROW 4: Sally Someda, Patricia Okabe, Betty Murakami, Janet Morimoto. 44 CIV Purpose: TANDING EC AND ASSEMBLY To plan assemblies, to promote interest in all problems of mo- rale, conduct and appearance of the student body on and off the campus. Purpose: F 2 S HEALTH To assist in the promotion o the school health program, and encourage students to hav: TB X-rays, and physical ex- aminations. 5 Q sf 'S .JONNITTEES SCHOOL SPIRIT AND RALLY Purpose: To promote pride in and lo- yalty toward the school: to plan and handle pep-rallies. if ka' LIBRARY ?urpose: To create and promote interest in reading and learning the rightuse of the library. L-R ROW 1: Leona Waterhouse, Adelina Daligcon, Sandra Kauahi, Judith Naumu, Mildred Okumoto. ROW 2: Jeanette Mariano, Flo- rentin Yanos, Betty Ann Mariano, Beryl Duarte, Alice Agena, Carol Matsuda. ROW 3: Miss Wong, Joan Muranaka, Marina Cabalona, Maybelle Bulatao, Elaine Yamamoto, Shirley Pantorilla, Mr. Suga, ROW 4: Elpidio Igne, James Hasegawa, Biuleta Dela Cruz, Angela Olores, Jose Bulatao, Marcellina Dela Cruz, Douglas Nakaahiki, Ed- ward Seto, Glenn De Costa. L-R ROW 1: Eileen Nomura, Elaine Ogata, Nora Namimoto, Edith Okuhara, Lourdes Abragar. ROW 2: Consolacion Maligro, Nancy Shirnomura, Florence Hirozawa, Helene Yamashiro, Elaine Goto. ROW 3: Mrs. Karma, Marjory Mariano, Roy Murakami, Herbert Ueno, Clarence Arakaki, Beatrice Naumu. ROW 4: Katherine Si- alana, Carol Sokugawa, Katherine Sasaki, Janet Kashiwabara. 45 O n L-R ROW 1: Ethel Sakai, Sue Yamase, Shirley Kamiya, Naomi Ya- guchi, MitziMuranaka. ROW 2: Rosalind Almondia, Jean Yamada, Car1inaTumbaga, Daniel Kamiya, Francis Torigoe, Alvin Taniguchi ROW 3: A1anUda, Anthony Black, Lester Yaguchi, Donald Takeshita, Martin Luna, Mrs. Crowell, L-R ROW 1: Tsurue Nagata, Winifred Okuhara, Eppie Kobayashi. ROW 2: Akiyo Nakamura, Josephine Basa, Hazel Sakai. ROW 3: Andy Nii, Jerry Kobashigawa, Elmer Nii, Mrs. Ikehara. BETTER ENGLISH Purpose: To improve speech and pro- mote better writing among the students of Waimea High. ELECTION Purpose: To take care of all elections, including special elections held in school. SOCIAL Purpose: To plan student body dances: serve as Aloha group for the visitors to our school. AWARDS urpose: To stimulate students to take greater interest in class work and all schoolactivities: pre- pare lists for recognition and awards. L-R ROW 1: Jean Kojiri, Carole Matsuda, Kay Odo, Jane Taniguchi, Satsuki Tadani. ROW 2: Almira Oyakawa, Ida Lapenia, Elaine Oka- da, Elaine Yamamoto. ROW 3: Burt Tsuchiya, William Yamane, David Yamase, Frederick Nagata, Harry Sugihara, Mr, Doi. ROW 4: Kei Yamane, Julian Lacro, Henry Ikeda, Gerald Nishimori. L-R ROW 1: Shirley Izuka, June Kondo, Margaret Oune. ROW 2: Momoyo Yoshikami, Esther Kudaishi, Janet Shimabukuro, Edith Ueda. ROW 3: Daniel Omakanim, Mrs, Kanna, Mr, Watanabe, 47 -'MFE' FINANCE Purpose: To plan the budget of the school government, collecthomeroom dues, and print the studentac tivity tickets. L-R ROW 1: Winifred Okuhara, Shirley Kamiya, Doris Saito, Dorothy Inouye. ROW 2: Stanley lgawa, Richard Yama- moto, Betsy Ann Emura, Jean Okumoto Marie Vidinha. ROW 3: Mr. Tanabe, Gilbert Sagawa, Victor Yokoyama, Les- ter Yaguchi, Shiro Kubota, David Ya- mase. POSTER Purpose: To make needed posters for any organization or group: Check posters on exhibit for correct wording andattractive print. -N X ,.,,i,,,, t . s-, u L-?R ,Row 1: Katherine Moribe, Edith Okuhara, Janet Masumoto. ROW 2: Ida Lapenia, Hilda Maeda, Amy Aki- yama, Winifred Leong. ROW 3: Ri- chard Nakashima, Henry Lampitoc, El- pidio Garma, Mrs. Otsuka. HANDBOOK Purpose: To edit and publish the Waimea High School Government hand book, L-R ROW 1: Helen Gurtiza, Loretta Dohi, Carole- Nohara, Jane Okinishi ROW 2: Kay Tamaribuchi, Stanley I- gawa, Miss Seto, Kenneth Ibara, R01 Miyake. g V' RECORDS AND REPORTS Purpose: To summarize, type and file reports for the school council, and mimeograph the council minutes. L-R ROW 1: Linda Miyagi, Hazel Sa- kai, Ethel Sakai. ROW 2: Thomas Ma- tsuda, Mr. Tanabe, ACTIVITY Purpose: To make and coordinate plans for a program of wholesome extra-curricular activities. L-R ROW l: Lillian Ruiz, Jane Tani- guchi, Sy1viaSantiago. ROW 2: Flo- rence Hirozawa, Mr. Goto, Virginia Baron, PEP LEADERS Purpose: To help build up the morale ofboth the student body and the members ofthe team at all games and pep rallies. IFF' L-R ROW 1: Leona Waterhouse, Sandra Kauahi, Maybelle Bulatao. ROW 2: Carol Mauuda, Jose Bulatao Alice Agena. 50 Wm? Lg N1-ix iA MK A A .K1 KQW8 A .W i was is kk Q K .gjyrltkx ef ky , W Wm, . I if K ' -M . A We 'KVA 'Q , , cgi Q. x Y ' ff A :gl V at uk MQ, 7 K ' ix -x -4-A L Kxff' . KY, ' 7 ' 5 ,f1 , 'Yi-f'fv55 mfk J N ,M NYE ' 'S wwwfllvg W Ki, ,, R ' K ,Q kwa: V my , I, ?NKff.,fw,,.K- K x, ,- ,I MW, W ,Nb N- R, , . .M . , , Q, .MQ K +1f,AgM vjihf-..sw-X Nw ,. Kggs, x .-. 1 Wm fn , Vi, 'V' K 'M Y 3 v M W ? M wifi? f 'W Wx XM JQKQKQWV q I .L aw? S 1:93 'yt x Qwgwsn vw W' nw- Kiwi 'np Rn 4 Nwwwk SQN--WGS! efkmx 'Xkia x xx, 'QQ ff , 4 N uw ' fi' I 1 V 1 k , M , R Af J ' by . . I M K M K A K X - 'K . K , 5, . ,, Q 'Vfi31i'? . SBK QL g, J' ' ' k K7 .iii-iw jskf Af' 5 f -Mg,,g.1 k ,kgyw x K x 1 ? Qui? gly ff, :Vx l,jJi1x,:,,f Sf j 'f , . f K, M ' nys' - my M. , I 3, ff. wwf . ,, , ,M Q K . A , A N 5 S4 4, 57 I Y - K 0 kg: gf? ,gif Y Lfy?,4kg fwfr Qglysgwfgg 53' nf . . 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One, two, three, four, one, two ----- shouted Captain Yoshiaki Matsuda as he opened the football season for the members of the Waimea High and Elementary School Gridiron squad with a set of calisthenical drills, with a turnout of some fifty boys on that first day of practice in late August, Coach Richard Doi started with building his first football team as head mentor of the Waimea Menehunes. His hopes of retaining the K. I. F. Championship were placed in such stars as: Captain Matsuda, Castle Naumu, Victor Yokoyama, Howard Hamasaki, Stanley Kua, George Nohara, Albert Oshiro and Fredrick Nagata, lr I tal Q sr Q Season Scoring Pre-season W.H.S. - 12 vs Maui - 13 W. H. S. - 0 vs Micks - 54 Season W.H.S. - 0 vs K.H.S. - 21 W.H.S. - 19 vs Kapaa - 0 W.H.S. - 0 vs K.H.S - 39 W.H.S. - 26 vs Kapaa - 13 Post-season W-H-S- ' '7 VS K-H-S- ' 18 CAPTAIN: YOSHIAKI MATSUDA With pride wehail the members and coaches of the 1953 football team of Waimea High and Elementary School Although our team was not so fortunate this season as to retain the K, LF. football title held for the past three years, yet in the books and in the hearts of the student body, they will always be the Champs. The Menehune's gridiron roster showed a great majority of the boys being very young and having little or no experience. However, led by their hustling Captain Yoshiaki Matsuda and a few returning lettermen, these sons of Waimea fought to the last in every game, blocking and tackling to the best of their ability, regardless of the odds against them. Recognition and due honor have been bestowed on Richard Doi, who in serving his first year as head coach of the Waimea Menehunes, did a masterful job with his boys, despite their record of five losses and two victories. Credit should also be given to Ass't Coach Melvin Tsuchiya and to those men in the community, namely Harold Naumu, George Crowell, Sonny Kaohi and Mansfield Doi, who helped Coach Doi with the development of our team. The Menehunes lost both pre-season games, one by a narrow margin of one point to the heavier Maui Hi eleven and the other to Coach Bill Wise's McKinley Tigers who proved too strong for the Waimea lads. In theregular K. I. F, season opener the Red Raiders of Kauai Hi, capitalizing on three Waimea fumbles deep in scoring territory, went on to score their first triumph. In their next game the Menehunes ran all over the Kapaa Clippers, but in the second game with the Red Raiders, the Menehunes suffered defeat. In the season's finale Coach Doi's lads whipped the Kapaa Clippers for a 26 tcyl3 victory. The Thanksgiving game played for mwrine Fund saw our fighting Menehunes bow again to the Raiders. tm .Ima fmt Just t I 6 , W l t . , v -'Y . S COAQ'l: RICHARD DOI Xl ASS'T COACH: MELVIN TSUCHIYA 1 if: A-v'?i?f' fwsw H. .A N.: M W YW '48 is 54 f -XX A x X f ,A . A un- A .Mint K 'ik X 6 U + xv i ML 'K - S ai 2 . if x 2 se. igskx- fsgf X xf 'Wiki XZSEEM, ' Y f f s E 5 2 9 5 I 5 Q I e 2 E E E ? S 1 ? 5 5 .........m...., ......., M.A.,x...m..,.,..,M...MV..q ,,v...m.1..,..i.. ...., m......, H... ,W , .V .W Y L.m. .m.M,.m......-1 M. ,.,.,......mx,..,, W5 L-R ROW 1: Managers: Raymond Higashi, Calvin Matxuoka, Ronald Hamada. ROW 2: Ronnie Holt, Richard Sialana. R ROW 1: Peter Sabala, Frederick Nagata, Stanley Kua, Castle Naumu, Yoshiaki Matsuda, Victor Yokoyama, Kazuo rneshiro, Howard Hamasaki, George Nohara, Albert Oshiro. ROW 2: Ronald Sahot, Hiro Yoshimitsu, Myles Yasunaka, sterYaguchi, MartinKawamura, Bonefacio Garma, Tadashi Eguchi, Hiroshi Houma, William Yamane. ROW 3: Raymond pino, Burt Tsuchiya, William Honjiyo, Richard Ogata, Belgerio Mateo, Thomas Matsuda, John Florendo, Walter Yamamoto, ul Yanagimoto, David Hamasaki. ROW 4: Maurice Munechika, Miguel Legaspi, Tomeichi Takamura, Iwao Masaki, ruglas Nakaahiki, Kenichi Tanigawa, Samuel Takata, Daniel Oyama, Ernest Kaai, Cristobal Otland. ROW 5: Raymond gashi, Daniel lzuka, Iustino Bermodez, Kei Yamane, Alvin Rita, Robert Sugihara, Francis Mission, Robert Masuda, Lester rrest, Ronald Ii'a z.ada, Calvin Matsuoka. 57 ,x w wgl 1 m .X M 5? W VW-Q mfg if in J 'ff If ww JW xv.. if 'Lag , fx H W? K , M ' 'A - ': ':I3E:-525552: 3? 1 5 4,41 1 wiv K :Z :Q A QR Q e K Ng was W .Q TNT :QQ X sf ' v X .,., -. r Ni E Q ss' 1 Sq 7 1 X Kakuda attempts a jump shot in the Menehune - St. Anthony game. Under Coach Richard Doi the Waimea Hi Menehunes completed a fine but unsuccessful defense of their champion- ship of 1952. The team showed well and displayed hustle and talent. The Menehunes played two pre-season games. The first was against Lahainaluna of Maui who were the victors in a hard fought game, 33-35. In their second pre-season game, the Menehunes triumphed over St. Anthony of Maui by the closest margin of all scores, 32-31. The Menehunes opened the K. LF, season by trouncing Kauai Hi, 32-27 at the Clem Gomes Gym, They handily outscored Kapaa 51-37 in their second game but, in their third contest, the Menehunes were upset by the Red Raiders in a close game that ended 30-33. 'The firstround ended with the Menehunes and Red Raiders deadlocked for the first place. In the playoff game at the Raider's gym, the Menehunes dropped a close and exciting game to their foes. Waimea Hi opened the second round by defeating the Red Raiders 47-33, then lost two consecutive games. In the final game of the season, the Menehunes successfully swamped the Clippers 50-37. The hustling team was led by first stringers Steven Duarte, Edward Allianic, Andy Nii, Frederick Nagata, and Owen Kauahi. ' COACH RICHARD DOI APTAIN STEVEN DUARTE VARSITY With Richard Doi for coach, thesquad has developed confidence. After coaching the squad the first year, and winning the championship then, he is still our coach of champions, whatever the outcome ofthe K. I. F. Schedule is. Steven is a three year letterman, hav- ing served' one year with the Junior Varsity. A capable captain during his junior year 'with the squad, he has completed two years with one championship squad. , :toss R IDW la Gerald Nilhimorl, Edward Alllmic, letter Yaguchi, Steven Duarte, Samuel Taken, George Nohara, Julian cro. ROW 2: Ast. Mgr. Roy Miyake, Stanley Yadao, Lester Kakuda, Owen Kauahi, Castle Naumu, Andy Nil, Frederick ngara, Mgr. Victor Yokoyama. 61 gg M i ' we , 3255 is gig? f bi? . :,. 5 3 .yu x Q 'uni if K-1 vu Fw 5 . , f ga.: . V ,gislgyy 1 f , iff gg w ' Y f .K .wigs X ,S-N, I f ' 4 L L : - Z ., ' , :E'r':f :. -' -. Agn, v' A Q -E 5. S 65 if fa- my 'SQ s - 21755-gf . Ks, Y x , Q Q ,X Eff M E if - f nv' ' 'I I 5' 'wa we gi L. QS! t x ix ix, , gif fmag we Q 5 Kr :Q E1 Q 'vlfkwa 3 E my nh NTT 3 Nw ,L 'A I A I: .4 . 5 5 . 23, ffxlgy Ycfhx H .- U. , gnifwijm iv: 3 5' , Lay. , 3 1 .. 1 'if EQ ,Q X V. A A ' . 545' 1 5 LA fg x . :AK is K5 2 , ,, V Nix X X .- . ggi ff 'ga42Q R,sQ .I S 4 ,is :'?l f Qi 1522535 X Qt 1. ,L f M ,xi r K. igwx 2, .,.. z j zwgnvq -:. 1 Tk if H , .V raw - .wzzssfi 7 4 f ll A '7 f , fi , E2 -I Q 12 32 ' - r rp ,digs I. 5 t-4 ,- 1 ' an S 4 5 ' ' , ' ': , 7 9 , qi h a d , Q Q . so r as Q at if so was ,Q 2 gg of rg i ts 4 A up ,.,, Wg T Q ,.,. --ai... iE 'Rx' Captz, Daniel Kamiya Coach: Bennett Holt JR. VARSITY The Waimea J, V. successfully defended their title in 1953 Under the able coaching of Bennett Holt, they finished the season with a re spectable record of 8 wins and one defeat. TheJ V's displayed team work, shooting accuracy and speed. Many ofthe players proved them selves capable of qualifying for varsity berths next year WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS KHS Kap. KHS Kap, KHS Kap. KHS Kap. L-R ROW ls Belgerio Mateo, Gordon Furtado, Donald Saito, Myles Yasunaka, Richard Koigawachi Maurice Mune Chika. ROW 2: Mgr. Burt Tsuchiya, Frankedado Paine, Raymond Espino, Ronnie Holt, John Funes Philip Wong, Ronnie Sahot, Asst. Mgr. Jerry Kobashigawa. 64 -A f l ROW lg Albert Shima, David Uyeno, Daniel Kamiya, Martin Kawamura, Howard Hamasaki, Harry Muranaka Wallace noda, Julian Lacro. ROW 2: Fred Tanita, Allan Higashi, 1 Richard Sialana, Lindsay Yoshioka, Richard Okada Gilbert gawa, Raymond Higashi, Myles Yasunaka. ROW 3: Bernard Higa, Manuel Pacheco, Richard Ogata, Robert Higashr David mase, Fred Nagata, Edward Takanishi, Albert Saito, Calvin Matsuoka. With the superb coaching of Head Coach Richard Doi and ,ssistant coach Tadayuki Okino, Waimea had a fairly good zam despite the many underclassmen. with six juniors and .ve sophmores on this year's Baseball squad. Waimea should rave a strong bid for the championship next year. These are the players who will complete their final season nr their Alma Mater: Captain Julian Lacro, Richard Okada, Iallace Sonoda, Robert Higashi, David Yamase, Howard Ha- tasaki, Martin Kawamura, Harry Muranaka, and Albert lima. ti x 3 5 t x X' X Q X 4' NJ' is X 4 4 mx was. . ss its kfxw., , W x in Coach: Richard Doi sts Captain: Julian Lacro ? 3 5 Q E 1? E Q S 3 E 3 3 'E 5 es 9 s if ! E ! i I 9 5 Yamase gens a base-hit I. MBSBRI R. Nakamura C. Matsuoka Robert Higashi Wallace Sonoda Howard Hamasaki 68 Harry Muranaka David Yamase Albert Shima Julian Lacrd Richard Okada Martin Kawamura 2 , , . . .A., T r .,, , A, ,q, ,., 1 K W K W 1 'f1mQ,ia,raf2'i . ' ' I ,,.. '. t -a.:5:.:.:: -2:12:31 W: . w- :E-21, :rr -1- ' W K .-.. -- '11-.:g':. -Q.: -1'-5 .3.35..ww-rf-ff:-sf-,ge,,,gs., asizr-': -- -- ' gifs: -:-'4'?:,..::- :-- - ,xr .... - , 4 MM- W r . V ' Coach: Mr. Horace Goto This year's Waimea High School track team under Captain Bobby Costa and Coach Captain, Robert Cggtai riorace Goto, prepares to defend the K, I, F. title for the second straight year. Bolstered my returning lettermen Costa, Nohara,' Pacheco, Oshiro, Yaguchi, and the Hasegawa zwins, the team has high hopes of winning die K. I. F. title for the third time in a row. 'Y S 5 i -R ROW 1: Douglas Akamine, Donald Boro, Lawrence Carveiro, Benjamin Ortiz, Robert Costa, George Nohara, Raul Hase- twa. ROW 2: Anthony Black, Marcellino Tacub, James Hasegawa, William Honjiyo, William Yamane, rtlbert Oshiro, stino,Bermodez, Lester Yaguchi, Yuichiro Doi. ROW 3: Howard Yoshinobu, Donald Dela Cruz, Lodrigo Cabacungan, George kabe, Alexander Kali, Eugene Perry, William Makanui, Douglas Nakaahiki, Robert Masuda, Thomas Moniz, Ernest Kaai, Juglas Fu, Coach Goto. 69 70 E s 3 E T S 2 E 5 8 1 2 .x K E S 2 Alxistant Manager: Roy Murakami, Team in practice Asslstant Manager Yulchuo Doi Manager Howard Yoshmoou Lrrrenmem Purpose: To promote sportsmanship and good healthy encour- age more active participation by as many students as possible in athletics, and to be available at any time to serve the school in any way possible, Chairman: Yoshiaki.Matsuda 'Kg bl Q? A N . y Advisor: ' R Mr. Doi L-R ROW 1: John Florendo, Julian Lacro, Castle Naumu, Howard Hamasaki, George Nohara. ROW 2: Lindsay Yoshioka, Robert Higashi, Victor Yokoyama, Ronnie Hamada, Howard Yoshinobu, Steven Duarte. ROW 3: Stanley Kua, Richard Okada, Lester Yaguchi, Frederick Nagata, Kazuo Kaneshiro, Manuel Pacheco. Period 3 girls try to score a basket. Girls learn their fundamentals well. Advisor: Miss Barbara Bidwell PURPOSE: The smile of a winning team. GAA The Girls Athletic Association is similar to the BAA. It is open to all girls inter- ested in sports. Games are played between classes and physical education class groups with awards of letters and pins given to deserving girls at the end of the year. Girls completing four years of physical education get extra credit. '72 Chairman: Dawn Moore 1-Iere's proof that girls can slug too. ,se girls have proved their skill in tennis. The main purpose of the GAA is to sti- mulate interest in athletics, to promote health, and encourage good sportmanship and co-operation. Under the leadership of Dawn Moore and advisor Miss Barbara Bidwell, the year's activities included basketball, volleyba ll, prisonball, softball, tennis, hockey and football games. Girls enjoy tumbling and balancing. GAA M NBER L-R ROW lg Margaret Lacro, Anita Antonio, Lorena Balbarino, Nancy Villamor, Angela Olores, Jane Moriguchi, Norma Nakao, Mildred Murakami. ROW 2: Frances Kimura, Barbara Corr, Louisa Napohaku, Josephine Carnate, Rosario Estacio, Leona Waterhouse, Florentina Yanos. ROW 3: Shirley Onzuka, Dolores Eclipse, Josephine Castillo, Christine Costa, Betty Murakami, Esther Matsuba, Shirley Ruiz. ROW 4: Dolores Dancil, Katherine Takata, Edna Badua, Estella Lapenia, Cecilia Yanos, Evelyn Yadao, Doris Murakami, Virginia Bali. ROW 5: Anna Kapahu, Dorothea Bayot, Janet Kaohi, Miss Bidwell, Sandra Kauahi. L-R ROW 1: Edith Momohara, Alvina Cagalawan, Mabel Carcueva, Mercedes Lomosad, Madeline Medeiros, Fran- cisca Adorable, Florentina Domingo, Cresencia Gamiao. ROW 2: Dawn Moore, Caroline Cabacungan, Hannah Makuaole, Matilda Nawai, Kawelo Kekahu, Eloise Eguchi, Aurelia Adorable, Harriet Baron, Ida Lapenia. 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'K V 1 Q V M -ff ,Q r f. ?5fQ H62 ' ' xx , ,. v . . L-ll Donald Takehiu, presidentg Marina Cabalona, secretaryg Richard Onzuka, vice-president: and Alan Uda, IICBSUISI, SENIORS Memories of the four years at our Alma Mater will always remain with us. As froshies , we were unfamiliar with our new environment, but with Donald Takeshita, presidentg Herman Nii, vice-presidentg Ethel Sakai, secretaryg and David Yamase, ueasurerg for leaders, we soon became well-adjusted to high school life. Our class picnics and class day programs became the highlights of our early career. Our class motto: 'We have crossed the Bayg the Ocean lies ahead, guided us as through the following years. The Junior Prom was our 'first formal affair, with Shirley Kamiya and Jane Taniguchi doing a splendid job as chairladies. As Mighty seniors, we have been proud to have Donald T akeshita for president: Richard Onzuka, vice-president: Marina Cabalona, secretary, and Alan Uda for treasurer. Our senior prom, Baccalaureate, and Graduation exercises will mark the four years we have taken to complete the construction of our highways to meet the future. xKfff'7f'f-Nrvwr-.v,,,MwMm ,M rsrte u in me h ,aaa e , ig! 0 We . h QW? gy' ACOBA, JUANITO Ambition: Welder, Although he's quiet in appearance, just give Juanito a start and you'll find out. H. R. treas. 1, Vice-chrm. 3, 4. AKIYAMA, AMY--Ambition: Secretary. This cute lass hopes to further her education in busi- ness school. Like most girls, Amy enjoys dancing and going to movies. Sch. Counci14gPoster chrm. 4g Lib. 25 FBLA 3, treas. 4. ALLIANIC, EDWARD--Ambi- tion: Auto-Mechanic. Men are judged by their actions. Eddie, the good-looking lad from Pakala, proved himselfon the Varsity squad, Spirit 85 Rally 1, 2: Jr. Varsity 1, 23 Varsity 3,45 FFA 2, 3, 4. ANCHETA, CONSUELO--Am- bition: Civil Service Worker . Neat and well-dressed, Connie is a lover of music. If you want to learn popular songs , she is always ready to give you the words. Civic Sr Assembly lg CPO 1, 2, 3, Sgt. 4: Chorus 3g FHA l. ARRIESGADO, ANDRES--Am- bition: Marine. Andres is small physically, but he can be very mischievous. His pleasing ways have won him many friends. FFA 2, 3, 4. BARINO, ADOLPHO Ambition: Auto-Mechanic. Happy-go-lucky is this Tiny lad from Pakala. He is always full of wit and jokes and is a nice fellow to have around. Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 4. BARON, VIRGINIA Ambition: Teacher. Slender and brainy, Virginia is a wor- thy friend. She always wears a winning smile, and is the center of interest for her friends. Ka Menehune3g Lib. 33 FHA lg NHS 3, 43 H. R. treas, 4. BASA, IOSEPHINE--Ambition: Nurse. Editor of Ka Menehune is the reward for this studious and ambitious lass. She is trust- worthy and dependable. Sch. Council 45 Election 4gFin- ance 35 Ka Menehune Ed. 45 FHA 13 NHS 3, 4: H.R. Sec. 3. if af K A U M A K A I4 I N A If A V E I I l I E 1 E A 1 A 1 l I 1 I A I 1 Y I I l '77 BASA, PAULINA Ambition: Teacher. Soft-spo- ken Paulina is active in school and spends much of her time reading in her leisure time. Better English 1: Health 2, 3, chrm. 4: Canyon Echo 3: Dra- matics 4: FHA 1, 2: NHS 3, 4. BERMODEZ, IUSTINO Ambition: Apprentice, Tall and husky, Justin is another athlete of the senior class. He's a worthwhile friend. IPO 1, 2: Band 2, 3,45 Football 4. BULATAO, MAYBELLE Ambition: English teacher. Maybelle has been a songleader for the past two years mainly because of her sweet smile which has won her many friends. CPO 1, 2, Capt. 3, 4: Canyon Echo 3, 4: Ka Menehune 4: Civic Sc Assembly 3: School Spirit 8: Rally 3, 4: Dramatics 4: NHS 2, 3,45 FHA 1,43 Song- le,ader 3, 4: H.R. sec. 1, 2. CABACUNGAN, LODRIGO-- Ambition: Merchant Marine. Good-looking Lodrigo is always with Genzo, and both are usual- ly surrounded by girls. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Chorus 3, 4, CABALONA, MARINA--Ambi- tion: Nurse. Our Senior class secretary is Marina, who's also a champ at tennis. Class sec. 4: NHS 3, 4: Spirit 85 Rally 3, 4:Handbook sec. 3gLib. 1, 2: Canyon Echo 3, 4: CPO 3, 4: FHA lg GAA 25 Band 4: H.R. Vice-chrm. 3, sec. 3: Cheer- leader 3. CARCUEVA, MABEL--Ambi- tion: Stenographer. Ambitious Mabel is a whiz at typing. She'1l make a good stenographer Chorus 3: FBLA 4: GAA 3: Dra- matics 3. kfvski COYASO, DORA Ambition: Stenographer. Dora has lovely hair which all the girls at Waimea High envy, but they enjoy her friendliness and admire her ambition. Chorus 25 FBLA 3,45 FHA 1,25 GAA l, 2, 3, 4. DALIGCON, ADELINA Ambition: Phys Ed Teacher. Cheerful Adeis always the main support of the cheering section at school games--a worthy friend to count in. CPO l, 2, 3, capt, 45 KA Mene- hune 45 Spirit 8: Rally 45 Dra- matics 45 Chorus 2, 35 PHA 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. DOI, YUICHIRO Ambition: Phys Ed Teacher, Yuicniro, better known as Y is one of the most popular lads on the campus. Having played football and being so-o-o ener- getic, he can bea splendid phys ed teacher. Health 35 Dramatics 45 H, R, Vice-chrm. 45 Chorus 35 Block W 3,45 Football 35 Track 3. DOMINGO, FALABIANO Ambition: Soldier. Friendly and carefree, he has won the admiration of his classmates by his pleasant manner, Band 25 FFA 4. ESONA, BERNARDA Q Ambition: Clerkktypistr Her cute dimples are admired by all her friends. Her friendliness and her typing spered willlprove assets to her ambition. Chorusw35 GAA 35 FHA 15 Dra- matics 35 FBLA 4. FLORENDO, CASAMERO ' Ambition: Navy. Although Cass doesn't mingle with all of his classmates, his picked friends appreciate his friendly ways. His uke is his best com- panion. Chorus 35 EFA 3,4. fbi FLORENDO, JOHN Ambition: Mechanic, The lad with the golden voice is Juan, who has held captive many school assemblies. He swoons the girls. Band 3, 4: Football 4. FU, CHARLES Ambition: Radio Technician, Don't let his shy looks fool you. He's a regular gentleman when it comes to squiring. IPO lg2nd Lt. 2g1st Lt. 3:Capt. 4 . FU, DOUGLAS Ambition: Salesman, His shy grin and deep sincerity endear him to all who know him. IPO 3,43 Civic and Assembly 2: Band 3,4g Chorus 3, 4: Track 3. FUIIMOTO, STANLEY Ambition: Bookkeeper. Stan is the only senior boy taking shorthand and he isa whiz at it. Civic 8s Assembly l. FUNAI, BARBARA Ambition: Nurse. This hard- wonking lass' is planning to aid humanity. During her leisure hours she enjoys the movies. Ka Mitnehune4g FHA lg Chorus 4. GARMA, ELPIDIO Ambition: Farmer. Don'tT1et Elpidio's quietness fool you either. He hasa way that wins him friends. Band 2,3g FFA 2,.3,4g JPo 1,2, Sgt. 3. HAMAI, RUBY Ambition: Teacher. This friendly and ambitious lass is very popular with her fellow students. She'l1 make a good teacher someday. CPO 2, 3, Capt. 4: Ka Mene- hune 3: Handbook 3g Spirit 8a Rally 35 Civic Kc Assembly 2: Health 4. HAMASAKI, HOWARD Ambition: Traveler. Howard is considered one of the friend- liest lads in the senior class. A sports-minded fellow, he plays guard for the football team. Spirit 8s Rally 1, 3: Block W 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. E HANASHIRO, STEPHEN Ambition: Minister. Tall, dark and handsome, brainyg all des- cribe Stephen. His sincere man- ner has won for him many friends School Council 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-pres. 3g NHS 3g Chorus 45 H.R, Vice-chrm. lgchrm. 2, 3, H4. HIROZAWA, FLORENCE Ambition: International Rela- tions Specialist. A pleasing lass, Florence is one of the outstand- ing students of our senior class. Canyon Echo 2, 4g Handbook 3g H. R. Vice-chrm. 49 FHA 1, 2, 33 NHS 3, 4. X2 HARADA, SHIRLEY Ambition: Research worker. Shirley, a friendly lass is MTL' bitious, Woucan always depend on her to do a complete job. HONG, WOON YUN Ambition: Secretary. Her friendliness accounts for the many friends she has. She can always be found with her Hana- pepe friends. School Council 4: Civici As-Mug, '25 sembly l, 2, 3, chrm. jr! 631111 25 Lib. 3: Ka Nyeriehune 35 Nl-B 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3. f. 1-'1 HIGA, KAY Ambition: Stenographer. A member of the 'Wahiawa Gang, Kay contributes her share of laughter and jokes for her friends' entertainment. Commercial sub- jects rate as her favorites. Ka Menehune4gFHA lg FBLA 4. HIGASHI, ROBERT Ambition: Farmer, Capable, andhelpful, this lad will sure- ly be missed by the student body teachers, and especially the Agriculture Department. I, P, O, lg Lt. 3: Chief4g F. F. A. 2, treas. 33 Reporter 45 Foot- ball mgr. 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 2, 3, 4: mgr. 1. HONIIYO, EDNA Ambition: Nurse. Charming, attractive, and popular, that's Edna, a miss who will surely achieve her ambition. CPO 2,3: Capt., 45 H. R. Sec. 1, 3: FHA lg FBLA Vice-pres. 4g Health 1, 4, HOOPII, ALBERTO Ambition: Soldier. Alberto is one ofthe few quiet senior lads, especially conspicuous for his absence. His sports activities are a help to the community. J. P. 0. 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 3, 4. IBARA, PAUL Ambition: Armed Forces. Tall, good-looking and full of fun: that is Paul who always enjoys himself at dances. Civic :SL Assembly 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 3g treas. 4. IGNE, ELPIDIO Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer. Although a master at art, XV? t Elpidio enjoys playing basket- IKEMOTOMLILIQAQN is ball. He rates as one ofthe well- Ambitiong' ' Pr ticaff! Nurggf dressed senior boys. Sweet and nsidera3ze,t iwlly is Bd' of Exam- 45 5Pi1'iI3L Rally qbiei isrhbff own way, Se and 4: H.R. chrm, 1, 2, IKEDA, HENRY Ambition: Office Worker. This good-looking lad comes from 'Smokey Val1ey . His versa- tility makes him a likeable fel- low. Spirit8L Rally 43 Ir. Vars. 2: Band 3,4. 1 .4 Y '1 ' A W ' Jean are bosom palsg' Fl-lxxl. INAFUKU, FRANCIS Ambition: Electrician. Francis' personality has earned for him friends. He plays the trumpet for the school band. I,P,O, lg H.R. treas. 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. INES, LILLIAN Ambition: Stewardess. This tiny miss is jolly and loves to joke with her friends. CPO 2: Health lg FHA 1, 4g Chorus 3. ISHIHARA , HARRY- -A mbition: Construction Engineer. Though serious, intelligent, and ener- getic in sports, Harry indulges more in the enjoyable pastime of teasing the gals. Health lg Civic 85 Assembly 4, KALI, GLADIOLA--Ambition: Woman Marine, Although Gla- diola keeps to herself, no one can deny her athletic ability. She loves to play baseball, CPO 2: Dramatics 35 FHA 23 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. KAMIYA, SHIRLEY--Ambi- tion: Traveler. Efficiency best describes Shirley. Any- one can rely on her and have no regrets. You should see her drawings. Better English 3, chrm. 45 Bd, of Exam, lg Canyon Echo 3,43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FBLA 4: H. R. chrm. 2g sec. 2g treas, l, 3,4. KASHIWABARA, IANET--Am- bition: Stenographer. Small but explosive, Ianet is always full of fun, Going to movies and riding rate as her favorite pastime sports. Ka Menehune 45 Spirit8L Rally 2g Health 33 Lib. 45 Chorus l, 2, 3g FBLA 4j FHA 1, 2. KAWAMURA,' MARTIN Ambition: Traveler, This noisy ladfrom Smoky Valley ' claims dancing and sleeping as his specialties. We agree, Civic cgc Assembly lg Spirit SL Rally 3g Ka Menehune 4. 5 1 KEIZAHU, KAWELO P Ambition: wAc. Minding her own business marks Kawelo as an individual, To all her friends she is likeable, CPO 1: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA if ,glue KIKUGA WA , CHA RLEE Ambition: Nurs gained when Charleen tr ferred har and s to aim ' Highcgduri er Lib, se . :Spirit lly sec. H. R. s . 4. KITKMURA, SIlYlQ!ll loxmfntion: .396-uxifcian. Shy and resquzegf Suyemi is surely inecfrto be a successful h ' emaker. with her skin in omeEconomics, she can't miss, VFHA 2: GAA 2. IX KOBASHIGAWA, BARRY--Arrv bition: Electrician, Besides I being and expert photographer, Barry has talent when it comes to playing the sax. IPO 1, Sgt. 2g Ass't. Chief3, Capt. 4g Ka Menehune 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1. KONDO , ROBERT - -A mbition: Mechanic, Tall and lanky Ro- bert and his shiny Pontiac ac- companyhis other half, Castle. He really rates as a friend in- deed, IPO 1, 2, 3, Capt. 45 Chorus 3: Ir, Vars. Basketball 2. KOUCHI, ALICE--Ambition: Secretary. Alice never makes a sound even when she's alone, but when she's with her gang , she makes noise with glee. FHA 1: FBLA 3, 4. KOUCHI, MIRIAM Ambition: Nurse. Sweet,f,ten- der, and fair are only a few of the adjectives to describe this lass. ln general she's a very nice person to know. Sch. Council 4g Sch. court 4g CPO l, 2, 3, chief 43 Health 33 Dramatics 3: ,NHS 3. KUA, STANLEY Ambition: Soldier, Kua will certainly be missed next year, especially on the football squad. His easy manner will long be his trademark. IPO 1, 2, 3, 4g Health 4g Lib. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Block W 3. LACRO, IULIAN Ambition: Pharmacist. The Smoky Valley Gang would never be complete without Ju- lian. His ability in baseball earned his election as captain. Sch. Council 45 Spirit 82 Rally l,3gJr. Vars. 1, capt. 25 Vars. 3,43 Baseball l, 2, 3, capt. 45 Ka Menehune 4g Social 45 H. R. chrm. 4. LAMPITOC, HENRY Ambition: Aeronautical En- gineer. Friendly Henry is a noisy attraction to the WHS campus as well as to his class- mates. He possesses a likeable personality, with a dash of humor, U IPO 3gPoster 1, 2, 4: Band 2, 3 . LUIS, FLOREFINA Ambition: Traveler. A quiet personality topped with since- rity makes Flora a wonderful companion. Her love for tra- vel makes her ambition worth- while, Ka Menehune 4: Chorus 3. LUIS, SOLIDAD Ambition: Housewife. This lassis alwayssmiling. Some- day she'll makea good house- wife in a cheerful household. Chorus 4: FHA 1, 2. MAEDA, HILDA Ambition: Secretary, Where there is laughter, you'll be sure to find Hilda. She's a future swimming champ and lots of fun to be with. chorus 3: FHA 1. GAA 2,3,4g FBLA 4: Dramatics 3: Spirit SL Rally 2: Health 3: Poster 4, MAEDA , SHIGEMI Ambition: Farmer, A born orator, Shigemi proved his worth as an active member of the FFA. His speaking ability has won for him not only re- cognition in the school, but a mainland trip also. H. R. chrm. 2, 35 Vice-chrm. 2, 35 FFA 2, Vice-pres. 3, Pres. 4gFootball 2, 3: Block W 3. MALAMA, ABIGAVIL Ambition: Secretary, She is pine ofthose keep up with the fad gals, but' always ready with a comforting smile, and a helping hand. CPO 1,23 JPO 3, Capt. 4. Health 2, 3,45 FHA 1: FBLA 3: GAA 1, 2, 3. MALIGRO, CONSOLACION Ambition: Nurse. Consola- Clflll is always dressed neatly, Her smiles should serve her wcll as a modern R, N, Lib. 1,45 Health 3: Band 3,41 Chorus 23 GAA lg FHA 1, MARIANO, MALUORY Ambition: Housewife. Her warm and friendly smile makes everyone forget their troubles, With her homemaking ability she'll surely make a perfect housewife. Dramatics 3, 45 Lib. 4: Chorus 2,3,4: NHS 3: FHA l,2g GAA 2, 3. MASAKI, JUNE Ambition: Accountant. ,Tune is a sports-minded lass who never misses an event. Being an effi- cient accountant will make some changes in June. Civic 85 Assembly 2, 4: Drama- tics 4. MATEO, MARY Ambition: Perfect Housewife. Mary, a typical com'edienne, has changed many dull moments into fun. You'l1 find her an en- joyable companion. Civic' 85 Assembly 4: School Spirit 85 Rally 1, 3: JPO 3, Capt. 4: FHA 1: FBLA 3: GAA 2,3,4: Dramatics 4. MATSUDA, MASARU Ambition: Carpenter. Here's a cute lad whose home-town is Waimea. You almost have to look for him when his beautiful 1951 Buick passes by, MATSUDA, YOSHIAKI Ambition: Welder. This good looking captain of our football team has served his school well, His initiative is surely his aid to success in anything he does. mock w 1, 2, 3, 4: Pzbau 1, 2, 3, capt. 4. MASUMOTO, JANET Ambition: Private Secretary, Petite Janet makes herself out- standing by dressing neatly and keeping herself up-to-date, Sch, Council4g Poster 4: Chorus 3: Lib. 3: Health 23 FHA 1, 25 FBLA 3,43 H,R, chrm, 4: vice- chrm. 1. MIYAGI, LINDA Ambition: Secretary. We can always use a dozen girls like Linda. Her twinkling eyes light up when she smiles, especially when reading the charges in school court. Sch. Court 3: Clerk 4: Rec. 86 Report 4: H,R, vice-chrm. 4: FPLA 3,4: FHA 1: GAA 2, 3. MUNECHIKA, KENII Ambition: Teacher. Thishard- working, intelligent, student body President, honor student, and regular guy is the lad most likely to succeed. Sch. Council 2, 3, 4g Defense Att'y lg Student Body Pres. 4g Canyon Echo sports Ed. 35 Ir. RC 3, 4g Class Pres. 3: H,F. chrm. 2: NHS 3,4. MURAKAMI, GLADYS sweet smile makes Gladys no- MIYAZAKI, BESSIE ticeable amongthe girls. A1- Ambition: Stenographer. A vi- though quiet and modest, she vacious girl with an ever-ready possesses a pleasing persona- smile. Bess is well-known for lity, her bursts of laughter. Dramatics 4: FHA l, 2. Ka M-enehune4gFHA 13 FBLA 4. MURANAKA, DAVID Ambition: Engineer, This lad is a regular fellow with a MOMQHARA, ESTHER high ambition. He can get Ambition: Traveler. Esther is along with reserved and digni' a conscientious worker and is fied C0mPaf1Y and enjoy him- always ready to help. She will Self- always be popular among her Civic 36 ASS'-3mb1Y 21 Track 1: friends. H. R. chrm, 4, FHA l, 2. MOORE, ,DAWN Ambition:XStewardess. Neat and well-dres d describes t 's future WAC, H ds eet smil will , us r ember h Sch. ouncil 4g Hea lg l, 2, gt. 4-C' ic mply 3pC , , , Treas. lg H,R. Sec. 2, 3. Ambition: Nurse.' A shy but' grew ,gi MURANAKA, HARRY Ambition: Electrical Engineer, This ambitious lad, though very Shy Hmong girls, is kind of noisy with the boys who like him that way. Spirit 8a Rally lg Lib: 3: Track 15 Baseball 4, MURANAKA, JOAN Ambition: Teacher. Respon- sible, efficient, good-looking, and always willing to help: that's Ioan, Sch. Council l, 3, 45 Better Eng. 15 Election l: Spirit 8: Rally 2, chrm. 3,45 Canyon Echo 3, Bus. Mgr. 45 Bd. of Exam. 2: cPo lg2, Lt. 3,4: NHS 2,3, pres. 45 FHA 1,43 H,R, chrm. 1. NABESHIMA, PHILIP GENZO Ambition: Engineer, A Happy- go-lucky guy is Genzo. A1- ways cheerful and smiling, he specializes in making people laugh. Chorus 3, 45 Track l, 2, NAGATA, TSURUE X Ambition: Therapistig when we speak of eop with personality an brai s, w inc ude Tsurue. ulya ef, l when you now er. , , cPo 1, 2, 3, 4fIRC rep. 2, 3: can- yon Echo 3: Better Eng. 2: Elec- tion sec, 3: chrm. 4: Ass't Pros. Att'y 3,4: H. R. treas. 1: H.R. Vice-chrm. 25chrm. 3: Band 3: NHS 3, 2,45 FHA l: GAA l, 2. NAKAMURA, AKIYO Ambition: Medical Technician. This girl beams with friendliness and has a charming personality. Her future plans include a uni- versity career. Election 4: FHA 3. NAKAMURA, KAZUE Ambition: Barber. Pleasantly quiet and patient, Kazue has a thoughtful air about her, Her friendliness is her chief asset. FHA 1: GAA 2. NAKAO, GINGER Ambition: Stenographer, A friendly and fun-'loving lass, Ginger is a friend worth having, With such assets, she's sure to get along with people, Civic 8: Assembly 4:Ka Mene hune 45 FBLA 3,45 FHA 1, 2, NAPOHAKU, LOUISA Ambition: M gililn. She seems quiet llouisa is really jovial amlorygjher friends. Chorus 3,45 FHA 2: GAA 3. 88 X NAUMU, CASTLE Ambition: Engineer. Tall and lanky Castle represents the last Naumu male of ath- letic ability. His wonderful sense of humor has added to his popularity on the campus. Dramatics 4: Block W 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4: Jr. Vars. 2, Vars. 3, 4. NAWAI, MATILDA Ambition: WAF. Of all the gals from Smokey Valley, there's no one like Matilda. Her quiet dignity adds poise to her appearance. CPO lg Chorus 2,43 FHA 1, 2i GAA 2, 3, 4. NONAKA, CLARA Ambition: Math Teacher. A very friendly and dependable lass. Clara's sweet eyes and smile will help her get some- where. Ka Menehune 43 FHA 1, 2: GAA 4. NOSAKA, THOMAS Ambition: Mechanic, A very quiet and shy lad, Thomas is always a part of the Wahiawa gang. l-le has a rare sense of humoi that only a few appre- ciate. OKADA, ELAINE Ambition: Speech Teacher, She is one of the three mus- keteers. Her oratorical abi- lity has been an asset to our class and high school life. Ct. Clerk 2gBd. of Ex. 35 CPO 3,4: Social 2, 3, chrm, 4, Canyon Echo 3, 4: Lib. lg NHS 3.4: H. R. Sec. 2, OKADA, RICHARD Ambition: Mechanic. Hand- some, capable, and efficient Rickie can always be relied up- on to do his share courteously and effectively. H.R. chrm. 45 Spirit 85 Rally 3: Social 4: Block W 4: Base- -ball 2, 3, 45 Sch. Council 4: Dramatics 4. OKUNO, XQUTAKA t V Ambition: Diesel lfledhdnbic. I shalbrxptliefve died in vain are theltfavorite famous words of this lanky senior. Yutaka announces his presence with them. OMAKA NIM, DANIEL Ambition: Auto Mechanicf! appea ,b Qtudying all the time. en not engaged with books, he fiibsthe girls next Quiet d Danny in interest, f bf, gg A FFA 1. Zlxsecrf-21, 4. H.,R,3dac .1 4, chrm.'f4T Sch? Gelficil 4 . JJ Qs. ONZUKA , RICHARD Ambition: Engineer. One of the leading personalities of this class is our active veep. Al- though a whiz in all subjects, social studies stands out as his field. Han 9994 3g Bd. of Exam. 1, 2, fe lass Vice-pres. 4: NHS 3, ORTIZ, BENJAMIN Ambition: Air Force. Ben doesn't seem to have a worry in the world. He's a swell guy, and his remarks are ty- pical of him. IPO 35 Chorusf3,4g Track 3,4g Block W 4. OUNE, MARGARET Ambition: Nurse. In her own quiet manner, Margaret does all her work efficiently. She is inseparable from the Wahi- awa girls, Awards 43 FHA 1, OYAMA , CHARLES Ambition: Machinist. Charles shy manner with girls, and jo vial way with boys have certain ly placed him as one of the fa vorites of the senior class. FFA 1. OZAKI, JEAN Ambition: Secretary. when you hear someone giggling on the campus, you can be sure it's Jean. Her sincere smiles have won for her many good friends. FHA 1, 2: FBLA 3,4. PAALUA, ELOISE Ambition: WAF. Though shy, Elois is' uite a lete you get o n w h lfind out tha sh n lots of fun. CP l, , , Lieut. 4: Chorus 33 FH 1, . REMATA, ALFREDO Ambition: Soldier. This regu lar dance bug has quite a way PALEA, REBEEQA Arnbitionsl,8:inger. Si1eii?:e is go1dfa11':,MsAys Rebecca and she proves 'it todt He: inde- pendence is anftfsset. Chorus 3,451 FHA 1, 2. PEROS, BUILETA Ambition: Stenographer. Friend- liness and vigor best describe this ambitious lass. Her knack at shorthand and typing will be great assets in her chosen field. Health 1, 2, 3g Spirit 85 Rally 4, Ka Menehune 4g Chorus 4g FBLA 35 FHA 1, H.R. chrm, 4. PIGAO, JOSE Ambition: Soldier. This lad from Port Allen is an unusual and professional skater. He hopes to become a Major in the U. S. army some day. Band 2,3,4g FFA 4. with both boys and girls. He is an active member of the FFA . FFA 2, 3,4g Basketball 2. RIVERA, PAUSTINO Ambition: Welder, Paustino, a typical joker, fills the class- room with laughter. His class- mates enjoyhaving him around. IPO 3, Sgt. 4g FFA 4g Band 3, 45 Chorus. SAKAI, ETHEL Ambition: Nurse. Ethel, our Student Body Sec. , has beauty plus brains. She hopes to be- come the superintendent of nurses. Better Eng. 1, 3,45 Election 2: Rec. 8iReports4gCPO 3, Lieut. 4g Canyon Echo 4gStudent Body Sec. 4g Class Sec. 1, 2, 3g H. R, chrm, l,2,3g Sec. 3g NHS 3. SAKATA, BERNICE A Ambition: ihuse. This tiny miss with' der cute gestures is anxious td prove that size is no handicap. Her friendly attitude to'ward everyone will certainly be remembered. Ka Menehune 4: FHA 1: Lib. 4. SANTOS, LEONORA Ambition: Teacher, Leonora a very jolly gal who seems to be laughing all the time. Her se- riousness in the proper doses at the proper times will take her far. NHS 3: FHA l,4: Chorus 3. SASAKI, RAYMOND Ambition: Auto Mechanic. Raymond, a friendly lad, is part of a friendly group that we enjoy having around. Lib. 1, 2: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. S-f SHIGEMORI, HARUNE Ambition: Secretary. Harune, a whiz at shorthand, will make a future boss pay well for her services. She has her usual friends about her to prove her sincerity. FBLA 3: FHA 1,2: GAA l. SHIMA, ALBERT Ambition: Mechanic. Al- bert a jolly guy is everybody's friend. He loves to sing but we found out he has some ora- torical ability too. Canyon Echo 3,4: Dramatics 4: Band 3: Track 3,4. - SHIMABUKURO, JANET Ambition: Teacher, Thig cute and jolly galfrom Eleele likes to play the sax, but you hear her most in lively con- versation with her friends. Finance l: Handbook 3: Lib, 3:AW21rdS 4: Ka Menehune 3: H. R. Treas. 1: Sec. 4: Band 4: FHA 1. sH1MoMURA, NANCY Ambition: Teacher. Usually one ofthe noisiest gals, Nancy gets along with everyone. Her sincere friendliness should win her future students' con- fidence. Finance 2: Lib. Chrm. 4: Ka Menehune 3: Student Council 4: H. R. Sec. l,3: Treas. 2: NHS 4. SHIMIZU, HAROLD Ambition: Traveler. A re- gular noise-maker, Harold is better judged by his kindness to others. He may be shy about girls, but oh, how he talks about them! SHIMIZU, MASAICHI Ambition: Socialworker. Just like his brother, Masaichi is a corn off the cob. Most of the lunch hour he spends at the cafeteria table, storing away delicious lunches. SHIMONISHI, TAKAKO Ambition: Secretary, Takako, shy as she is, is really a person to know. When she gets very excited, we notice her cute dimples, Chorus 3: FBLA 3, 4: FHA 2, 3, 4, SOUZA, EDWARD Ambition: Soldier. ,lf silence were golden,,.t is lagxyrho plans to jo' iuBufXbea mi-Lv . U J lions? ut we lpke5lri175tl1at way. - JLBYEJ! Y yi' FFA A' SUGIHARA, HARRY Ambition: Businessman. Friend- ly, good-looking Harry is po- pular with all. l-le's the official spokesman of the Smokey Val- ley gang. Ka Menehune 4: Social 4, TAKAHASHI, MASAKO Ambition: Stenographer. This slender miss is a whiz at short- hand, She'll make a successful SIALANA, KATHERINE Ambition: Teacher. Kate, a sweet lass, is one of the Keka- ha girls who will realize her ambition. Spirit Sc Rally lg CPO 2, 3, 4: H.R. Sec. 2:Fl-IA l:GAA l, 2, 3: Chorus 3. SONODA, WALLACE Ambition: Traveler. Oneofthe cutest boys in the Senior Class is Wallace, whose dimples catch the admiration of many girls, He's the joy of the Wahiawa boys. Band 3, 4: Baseball 4: Health 3, stenographer for asuciessful law- yer some day we hope. A Ka Menehune 4: NHS 3,43 FBLA 3, 4: Health l,4: H. R, treas. 4: FHA 1, 2. TAKESHITA, DONALQ Ambition: Engineer. ,Donald ,, our capable 'senior ll dent is a pogilarjljaijg ofthe studdhtsxf' hed not carrying out his official duties, he loves to play football, Class Pres. 1, 2, 45 Student Body Vice-pres. 3: Handbook Chrm. 3: Sch. Council 1, 2, 3, 4: R. C. 1: H. R. chrm. l, 4: Spirit 85 Rally 1: Civic 8a AS- semb ly 1, if TANIGUCHI, JANE Ambition: Traveler. Sweet and friendly best describes Jane. She has proved to be a good leader in FHA activities . Activitychrm. 4:SCh- COUU' ,cil 49 CPO l,2,3g Health 25 Social 3,43 Ir. R.C.1: H.R. Treas. lg Sec. 4: NHS 3,43 FHA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4. J' TOMA, MILDRED Ambition: Accountant. Mild- red is a good-humored lass with a pleasing personality. She likes to play and watch sports in her leisure hours. Ka Menehune 4. I TSUHA, ETHEL Ambition: Stenographer. This cheerful lass has her heart set on becoming a stenographer, She rates high in the commer- cial field, FHA 1: Health 2g NHS 3g Civic 85 Assembly 45 FBLA sec, 4g H.R. V-chrm. 4. N UCHIGASQ-HMA, -ELLEN Ambitiogfi Nurse. Ellen ap- pears to be,one of those shy girls, but in her crowd she is different. She likes music a lot. neaimig rib, lg Bd. of Exam. 43 Dramatics 4g FHA l, 25 GAA 2. UDA, ALAN Ambition: Engineer. An ac- tive member of the Boy Scouts , Alan is sure to continue as a good leader in the future, He is the capable treasurer of the senior class, Better Eng. 3,4g Class Treas. 4g NHS 3: H.R. chrm. l,3. UEDA, EDITH Ambition: Court Reporter. The petite miss from Wahiawa is Edith who blossomed graciously to our advantage during her four years at Waimea. Sch. Council 4g Awards 3, chrm. 4g Ka Menehune 4gHealth 13 H. R. Sec. 3: NHS 3,4gFHA1g FBLA 3, Pres. 4. UEHARA, DOROTHY Ambition: Dressmaker. Aside from beingahard worker, Dor- othy just loves to do handwork and is good at it, FHA l, 2. UENO, HERBERT Ambition: Soldier. Herbert is one of the good hunters ffor goats, we meanj in the class, He finds Hanapepe town more than interesting. , ULANDAY, DAVID Ambition: Engineer. The word sm:1l describes Dave. It is also true that he's a pack of dynamite. Besides being faith- ful to his girl, he spends his weekends at hunting. Ka Menehune photographer 4g Civic 8: Assembley 25 FFA 2. VERA CRUZ, VIOLET Ambition: Teacher. Ambitious Violet was captain for the CPO this year, She plans to further her education stateside after graduation, CPO 1, 2, 3, capt. 4. VIDINHA, MARIE Ambition: Stenographer. She'S a quiet and conscientious per- son who always has a kind word for everyone. Her easy ways win many more friends for her, Dramatics 4: Ka Menehune 4: Lib, 45 H. R, treas. 4: NHS 3,4g FBLA 35 FHA 1,2g GAA 2, 3,4. VIDINHA, VIRGINIA Ambition: Teacher. Virginiaf will always be considered that type ofgirl who will get some-n where in the world. She has! proven this by beinga stern judge of the school court. Sch. Council 3, 43 Court 3, Commissioner 45 Defense Att'y 35 Dramatics 43 Lib, lg H. R. Chrm. 3gNHS 3,4gFHA 15 CPO l. . gs M is iw 7 ?f?f'?' YAMADA, JEAN Ambition: Teacher. This 'year's efficient business ma- nager ofthe yearbook is Jean. Her efficiency in doing things is commendable, Canyon Echo 2: Ka Menehune Bus. Mgr. 4: CPO 4: .Better Eng. 3,4: FHA l: NHS 3,4: GAA 3: H. R. Vice-chrm. 1, treas. 1, chrm. 4: Sch. Coun- cil 4 . YAMAGATA, GLENN Ambition: Engineer. As one of the noisiest and comical boys in school, Makoto has his followers. H. R. Treas. 3. ' '-S I YAMAMOTO, ELAINE Ambition: Teacher. Among the best dressed students, one can always pick Elaine who dresses to a T . Sch. Council 4: Social l, 4: Spirit 8LRally 2, 3, 4: Canyon Echo 3, Ed. 4: CPO 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS 2, 3, 4: FHA l, 3, 4: Songleader 2, 3, 4: H. R. sec. 1, 2. YAMAMOTO, MELVIN Ambition: Join the Army. Featured as rugged , Melvin is good when you get to know him. You'll never forget his mannerisms though. IPO Sgr, 1: Lt. 2,3,4: FFA 3,4, Football 3. YAMASE, DAVID Ambition: Engineer. David will always be considered a worthy friend. With his in- telligence, personality, and sports ability, it is no wonder students list him among the best. Student Body Treas, 4: Canyon Echo 3: Ka Menehune 4: Ir. R. C. 1,2: Social 3,4: Finance l, 2, 3, 4: Better Eng. 2: Class Treas. 1, 2,3: H. R. Chrm. 2, 3: NHS 3: Ir. Vars. Basketball l, 2. YOKOYAMA, VICTOR Ambition: Businessman. This good-natured lad has won many friends, by his friendly ways. Ambitious and friendly, Victor plans to become a successful businessman. Ir, R.C. 1: Lib. 1, 3: Civic 81, Assembly 3,4: Spirit 8: Rally 3: Football 3, 4: Basketball Mgr, 3,4: H. R. treas. 4:Block W 3, 4. YOSHIDA, EDWARD Ambition: Graduate. Though Eddie is undecided about his future, he is quite a fellow. Don't let his shyness fool you. He's really talkative when he's among his pals. Band 4. YOSHIKAMI, MOMOYO Ambition: Undecided. Mo- moyo is a quiet and conscien- tious person who possesses a flair for originality. She is admired by her friends. Awards 3,4: Canyon Echo 2,4: NHS 3, GAA 2: FHA 2, 3, YOSHIMITSU, MA SA TO Ambition: Traveler. At first glance this fellow looks but when you-get to know him he's no trouble. Ka Menehune 45 Band 3, 4, YOSHIMURA-, RALPH Ambition: Businessman. Ralph is a regular Joe doesn't only talk to girls, talks aboiit them also. quiet manner and big br eyes are what the girls adm ure. Lib. lg Heal1:hlgSpirin 8LRally 3g Band lg Ka Menehune 4. quiet who but His own Miss W. Wong Mr, K. Hirano X? -n-..., ' Mf- Suga Mr. J. Kimoto Mrs. I. Mundon 4' :Mg f N5 ,, adn .NMR Q 5 if Activity 3 F ,lv rcup in thc,Hu1a are an 'C wap 'A ,:N . whim, JL? ?,.,,V LJ MEN? 644-...4 VXA., CALENDAR OF ' K ,V M 'WM Q R 4 I October : The freshman initiates enjoy themselves, with Peaches and Karen showing their strength, September 3: Chairman Baptiste cuts the lei to formally open commercial building on Dedication Day, September 3. s f iwfiii i MEMAKE t li t ly ' v,At Zig s , O E i I , L - i , I I E lp ' ' 14. .. ,.,, . 1 Q, V up ' . -- ,. 1.-1: we A V- ,t,h .. , -.--' ---r- --:- . 1... P '1.-. '. . 'A' October 17: Our able LP. O, chief Robert Higashi receives his certificate from Captain Sakoda. October 17: Future Homemakers demonstrate the correct way to keep a kitchen neat. November 24: Kangaroo Court gives Mr. Higa a November 24: The famous Liberty Be11 comes to 100 delightful opportunity. Waimea. EVENTS FDR Iovember 24: New method of artificial respiration is demonstrated by efficient Explorer Scouts, December 17: The annual Christmas play features the stu- dents in speech class. ve' December 18: Winners of the first Interpretive reading contest. ebruary ll: Mr. Morelock and Luigi fight it out in dramatics class presentation of Rest Assured, January 22: Our Declamation contest winners for the year, February 25: Our green froshies in their first public appear- ance-Freshman Class Day. 101 '52 AND 53 February 27: Girl Scout s demonstrate camping techniques to student body. ebruary 28: The U,H. Deputation Team harmonize for the student in-ndy gigs, 4 4 .W l af' 2 M X , N in V. hl- K ' 5 ' Q34 mu' vm., 'tiff a X! V l 1. Vg' tg, xlib o so a s 4 1 , o n '.A- 1 ' A ,,.,' i i.:f.: ,',..1 March 6: Sophs feature My Mama Done Tol Me as hit of Class Day program, March 9: New Building is more than half completed. G S i n 5 March ll: Elaine: and Jose walk off with oratorical March 18: Commercial building is new addition tc 102 honors in school finals. mauka campus. S E , .- -Q '-LWAF' ' MAY DAY Queen-Caucasian group Leona Waterhouse Queen-Filjping group Queen-Cosmopolitan group Maybelle Bulatao Queen-Chinese group Lily Nitta Queen of May Edith Ueda Dawn Moore .Af Queen-Japanese group Ethel Sakai 5 : .- group 3 Sandra Kauahi 103 OA SECONDARY STAFF Mrs. Dang reviews map with her class MISS BARBARA BIDWELL University of Iowa Girls Physical Education Teachers enjoy their lunch , MRS. DORIS CROWELL MRS. ROSALIE DANG MR. RICHARD DOI University of Hawaii Universitb' of Hawaii Springfield College Columbia University SOPHOIUOFG Social Studies Boys Physical Education Junior English, High Coaching School Arithmetic MR, HORACE GOTO MRS. JANET HAMAMURA MRS. VIOLET HEE University of Hawaii University of Hawaii University of Hawaii Junior Social Studies, Reading, Speech Sophomore English General Math . Pedagogues exchange talk over an appetizing lunch Mr. Higa points out one of the cycles in Biology class MR. YASUO HIGA MR. KAZUICHI HIRANO MR. TAKASHI KAIIHARA University of Hawaii University of Hawaii UIUVCTSUY Of Hawaii Wisconsin State Teacher's Senior Social Studies, VocaEiOUH1 AgfiCU1tL1r6, College Algebra Farm Management, High Biology, 8th Grade Science, School Arithmetic General Science MRS. KOICHI KANNA MRS. HATSUKO KAWAHARA University of Hawaii, Teachers College, Columbia University, University of Wisconsin, National College of Education Counsellor University of Hawaii Librarian MR. KENNETH KA WATE University of Hawaii Pre-vocational Agriculture Vocational A griculture, High School Arithmetic MR. JAMES KIMOTO MRS. SUMIKO METIVIER Uf1iVefSiIY Of Hawaii University of Hawaii Colorado State College Office of Education Typing, Shorthand, Trans- cription, General Business. MR. YOSHIO KAWAKAMI University of Hawaii , Chemistry, Physics, General Science, 8th Grade Social Studies. I Students earnestly care for the school garden t l MR. NORMAN MORINAGA University of Missouri Woodwork, Vocational Survey. -if-wane is S N. 2 is , MRS. IUANITA MUNDON MISS AKIYO OGASAWARA NIR. YOSHIHARU OGATA University of Hawaii University of Hawaii Stout Institute, Wisconsin Senior English, Yearbook. Homemaking Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop, Vocational Survey Freshmen learn kitchen techniques MRS. KAOYO OTSUKA University of Hawaii 7th 8a 8th Grade Art, Sth 8: 7th Grade Math, 7th Grade Social Studies, Drawing 8a Painting MISS JEAN SETO MRS. NORMA SIMPSON MR. RONALD SUGA University of Hawaii, New York State Teacher's University Of Hawaii Columbia University College. Chorus, Elementary Music Freshman Social Studies, Algebra, Plane SL Solid Band Newswriting. Geometry, Trigonometry. as W' r VW'-m,,,,,, ' Y aw SW i . it gi Iii, 'Nffiiif f i ' 2 WSMEME '- - s 3 ' ,155 fipi. ww - .Ma if .. iiiiillfii . ,, . X it air ragarr, 3. ... , . ,sgr,z,,frrg:fr.fr.,rr,., . ' : ,r f ii awe zgreisageaaivsg A mag ? .'.:i: :r: , my f, - ' f .' ::.:. 1 1 312122 5511 ' 6 ,:': a- , Q ' 8? :rz::':s3sfg:E 1 , . A Z ' -' an 5 MRS. MISAE TAKANISHI MR. FUSAO TANABE MR. MELVIN TSUCHIYA University of Hawaii Kauai High scriaai University of Hawaii Hearth, 'ith sa sin Grade Office Freshman English. Science Dramatics Boys keep occupied in Metal Shop Future male typists learn the ropes 108 MR, HOWARD WATANABE MISS WALNITA WONG University of Southern Baylor College California Senior Home Problem, Arts TYPUWS- Salesm-an5hiPi 8a Crafts, Homemaking Business Law ,aff LEMENTARY STAFF MRS. ESTHER ROBINSON Vice-principal Elementary department--busy at lunch Kiddies climb the sliding boardfor a slippery time E MISS SADAKO KABA ZAWA MISS MICHIYO KOKAME MISS SUSAN MAKIZURU Howard Payne College University of Hawaii University of Hawaii Grades 4 SL 5 Grade 1 Grades 185 2 in ag, MRS. VELMA MCALISTER MRS. YONE MIYAKE MRS. ANGELA MOIR Wesleyan Univefsiwf Territorial Normal School Territorial Normal School comrade A.M. Grades 5 ea 6 Gfade 2 Grade 4 Little painters busy at work Attentive class listens to teacher MRS. NAQKQ QGATA MISS RENA TAMASHIRO MISS RUTH TAMASHIRO University of Hawaii University of Hawaii Baylor College Kindergarten Kindergarten Grade 3 MISS MIYOKO UYENO MRS. NANCY YAMASI-HTA MRS, SAKIKO OKIHARA University of Hawaii University of Hawaii McKi1i1czy High Sch' 'ini Grades 3 85 4 Grade 6 Cafbzfrria Manager Mr. Nishikawa keeps our campus clean Cafeteria staff prepares Thanksgiving feast 5 CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA I.-R ROW 1: Mr, Shigcnori Nishikawa, Mrs. L-R ROW 1: Miss Mursuc Doi, Mrs. Ciwiclm Misayo Okada, Mr. Tarao Katada, Mr. Katoru Nitta, Mrs. Elaine Kaukani, Mrs. Ryoko Mi- Kaneko. shima, PRINCIPAIIS MESSAGE myriad of highways and byways that lead to your future makes your career selection diffi- s cult. The pioneers who opened the West had but the unreliable animal trails to follow. They for future highways and skyways. Your future career is stretched across the horizon. Career trail blazers have opened the way for highways that lead to'your chosen occupations. The road is paved with the ex- periences of your forerunners. The highways are crowded. Pick a highway that will lead you to an ever broadening future. Avoid the dead-end streets. However, do not be afraid to explore the byways. They are not so crowded and may get you there faster. We wish you all smooth going on the Highways to your future. Mr. Tsuchiya is busily at work 112 A ,T B v 1. I were our trail blazers. They opened the West 3 1- g W ' L 4 ' , Q x W ru 11 x,fq,,f,x, .V X- af Q Q qi 6 W- 11,1 .4 g b s W A. ,X , , if 111' 2 r I I' , X I Ev fW llv :.,k, ggi K fi '71 4 , Mg, 1954: ,MJ 4 , 5:41 -9 1 1 x. i .r r.. ,W L-.K vf H5 .M M 1 4-,Q A ., .--. - ' -' in ' s, ,. , Q.. k 'Ig :1 . 5 . , wqlfxfgig 4 ' , pw J A, 3353, TE . ,f f urf' ' L -A If-snip . L. x ' '?.4c '1 ,- Q, . 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