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

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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,

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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

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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-