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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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Because we accept the fact that one is able to do his best ina grven situatron only when he IS fully informed of all the deta11s rnvolved, we have planned thrs yearbook to show you what and how our school is doing to help todays youth to help themselves Book I of thas yearbook deprcts the academic srde of hfe in Warmea Hlgh 8: Elementary School while Book II covers the vanous actlvmes that supplement the academic program In the final sectxon, Ka Menehune features the seniors who dunng their school years hae, have gained accord mg to then: 1nd1v1dua1 abrhtles and mterests the know ledge. and power they w1ll need to make their future sue cess possrble IN MEMORIAM D 0 N A L D K U T A K A DIED MAY 5 1954 -15 ogg f . ,, - ' vo - ' - ' A . . . . o ' - - l l h I :LI - ff! 13 1 7' fl JCQ .meniune 1954 Zlfaimeaf cfkxgoal G01f?!1flffl6l1t Lfdzjneaf. 121142 . .lf'.f1. 'lf-v---.-..,..,N 5 xr win QQ 1 ,-fs+. Qi t if - 1:31 ' R -X' .Qc NOX xv. Q 1 , we . f . . , gm. A , i. 1 S , af . 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W M M ,- fa. f N wa 15322232 Our Principal, Mr, Shizuo Tsuchiya, Our Vice-principal, Mrs, Esther Robinson. ,..,,,.-aihn V, 'ahah' f A M' JI , , by 5- , lr?xwi?iks:W Q A' X 't ' v M' Maxx wr A W xqix in 122 A 1' is xkw 5 Khnni , 2 130014 I -Head 2111112 ......--.11' fm llemmhzy 5 MIS. T3mik0 Asahi Mrs. Sadako Doi Miss Susan Makizuru Mrs. Velma McA1ister Grades 38:4 Grades 48:5 Grade 1 Grade 4 Mrs. Naoko Ogata Mrs. Yone Miyake u Miss Rena Tamashiro Kindergarten Grade 5 Kindergarten Q Miss Ruth Tamashiro Miss I-Ianayo Tomgta Mrs. Ginevra Waterhouse MIS. Nancy Yamashita Grade 3 Grade 2 Grades 18L2 Grade 5 ri' Regular Library Visitors Kindergartners on excursion 5 The elementary division consists of three hundred twenty- three students and includes the kindergarten and grades one to six, Mrs. Esther Robinson, the Vice-principal, is administra- tor of this division with a faculty of five in the primary, and five in the upper elementary sections. The students are divided into groups to do their work. In the kindergarten and the first grades, children become ac- quainted and learn to work, play, rest and eat together. In grades l, 2 and 3, they learn to use the tools of learning--- language, reading, writing and arithmetic. In the fourth to the sixth grades, they learn the fundamentals of hygiene, geo- graphy, history, and other subjects. They work in their own school library, as well as in the Waimea Public Library, The elementary division decorates the cafeteria, and pre- sents programs on special occasions such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, American Education Week, and Easter. They unite with the high school students to celebrate May Day and to par- ticipate in the Declamatory and Book Week contests sponsored by the Better English and Library Committees. The alert and efficient members ofthe I. P. O. department sharehonors with the secondary division for their service. Throughout the year the students actively participate in the Junior Red Cross acti- vities of the island. Kindergarten play period The objective ofthe kindergarten programis to give young children a feeling of security while away from home, and to help them achieve a gradual and happy adjustment to school life. To achieve this objective, the kindergarteners have their lunch served in their room instead of in the cafeteria. They go on excursions, and have a garden to work in. All parents are invited to visit the school as often as they wish to observe their children at work and play. Parent-tea- cher conferences take place after school hours to discuss the individual needs and problems of the children, Ourkindergartenis one of the first public Kindergartens ro be established on Kauai, OnSeptember 19, 1943, it began with an enrollment of seventy-four pupils supervised by one teacher with three assistants. Today ithas an enrollment of forty-nine pupils and a staff of two teachers. Young painters Making .Christmas decorations, Decorating the Christmas tree. flwla, 70 C1d44,C9f2m4 L to R: Anne Okada, Treasurer: George Shlutani, Vice- L to R: Alan Kakuda, Treasurer: Melvin Muranaka, Vice president: Alan Honda, President: Jane Ishii, Secretary. P1'e3ideUfSLBSf9I Hfifibe. PTBSWCHIBMYTIIS Mllfakamir Sec' retary, C1389 MONO! Class Motto: We Have Crossed the Bay, the Ocean Lies Ahead '-There Is Always Victory where There Is Unity, ' C1395 S0081 Class Song: A Perfect Dav We March On' Class Flower: Class Flower: White carnation Carnation C135 Colors: Class Colors: Green and White Red and white J n Mr. Richard Doi Mrs. Doris Miyake Mr. Robert Ikehara Boys Phys. Ed. H. s. Arith. l8a2 spanish C03Chif1g Gen. Science 7th English Draw. Sc Paint. 7th Math. Arts 8a Craft H. S. Arith. 38:4 I3 , 0.-' ' -NM Row l, L to R: Eleanor Kahale, Margaret Magallanes, Lily Kahale, Kahaunani Bal, Anne Okada, Helene' Inouye, Jane Ishii, Effie Saito, Carolyn Sugawara, Louise Oyama, Janet YounggRow 2: Britchard Tremaine, Wanda Holt, Kiyomi Nishi, Mitzie Inouye, Maxine Santiago, Violet Kamiya, Jean Awa, Mae Seto, Nancy Yamane, JudithMatsuoka, Vee Miyake, Judy Mukai, Hedy Hashimoto, Patricia Onog Row 3: Robert Uyeda, Glenn Takamura, Ernesto Daligcon, Stanley Yamada, Alan Honda, Richard Nawai, Richard Corpuz, Ronald Morikawa, Norman Naumu, Richard Inouye, Leslie Sueyasu, George Shintani, James Kitamura , Charles Kawakami, James Morikawa. Row 1, L to R: Richard Ibara, Edwin Shintani, Melvin Muranaka, Lester Horibe, Felipa Saizon, Roberta Kaukanl, Sarah Taniguchi, Roseline Leoike, Jane Saito, Harriet Honda, Jean Matsudag Row 2: John Gen- try, John Holt, Owen Nitta, Edward Lumabao, Hughes Naumu, Craddock Yorkman, Myrtle Murakami, Elaine Higashi, Marcelia Campos, Rose Marie Allianic, Carolyn Okuharag Row 3: Nelson Goto, Peter Ishihara, Harry Masaki, Moses Keale, Jerome Hayashi, Howard Date, Kenneth Ikemoto, Wayne Sugawa- ra, Charles Inouye, Michael Vidinha, Kay Koikeg Row 4: Paul Hanohano, Charles Murakami, Wayne Sa- kai, Wesley Kokame, Edward Lacro, Alan Kakuda, Ernest Hamada, Howard Inouye, ia, -an l Q!! 552 SEE s The Collegiate Course is only one of the. areas of study offered the students of Waimea High School, Its primary pur- pose is to prepare those students who wish to continue their education at a college or university. To qualify for college en- trance, students enrolled in this course at Waimea High must achieve satisfactory grades in spoken English, and complete satisfactorily 10 units of work in the following subjects: English, social studies, algebra and mathematics, Spanish, science fphysical or biologicalj, and 5 units in any other work credited by our school toward graduation, such as prevocational sub- jects---homemaking for girls, and vocational agriculture for boys, These courses are taught in departments of which the heads are Mrs. Juanita C, Mundon, Englishg Mr. Kazuichl Hira- no, social studies: Mr. Yasuo Higa, scienceg and Miss Ruby Emura, mathematics. 15 E. UNI C5 L.. Ill S I--I Seniors participate in a panel, Juniors in Mr. Goto's social studies class learn geography. UWHUC-W7 VJPHUOLU Students work out geometry problems with Miss Emura's assistance. Chemistry students distill water for their expeiiments. III 'Xl i e I Students work out translations in Spanish. Speech class rehearse for Christmas play Nir. oshio Kawakami .I nf' at Q Jfzakzn '3 l President: 5601 ef-HY! K' Stanley Sasaki Mikie Masaki Class Motto: A Step Forward Is a Step to Success Daniel Class Song: Ha11s of Ivy f Class Flower- Carnation Miss Barbara Bidwell Class Colors: MT- Mellfin TSUCMY3 Red and White Girls Phys. Ed. 0 9th English Dramatics 9th Soc. St. Mrs. Koichi Kanna MissiAkiyo Ogasawara Librarian Hmkg, l8z2 Mr. Survey M rina aii nfiafifx X19 S .. HU' .ml Period l- L to R: Row l: Wilfred Mendonca, Patricia Onzuka, Winifred Hamamoto, Beatrice Enoki, Dolores Acoba, Lois Hirozawa, Valentin Hobayan: Row 2: Florence Higa, Mona Hookano, Bonnie Kajiwara, Agnes Fu, Marianne Hamada, Harriet Higashi, Linda Nakaya, Lydia Fu: Row 3: Benjamin Viquelia, James Quon, Walter Sakoda, Fernando Carillio, Burt Kobayashi, Alvin Kobashigawa, Louis Hirokawa, Leslie Nakashima: Row 4: Robert Yamada, Daniel Peters, Kenneth Iwai, Robert Mukai, Alan Sugawara, Oscar Shimabukuro, Elpedio Basa, Ralph Kato, Warren Miike, Missing: Ernest Costa, Robert Dela Cruz, Emily Ruiz, Eileen Kua, August Ventura, Paul Hayashida. Period 2- L to R: Row 1: Earl Ching, Thomas Vidinha, Peggy Ige, Esther Shimizu, Rosita Abreu, Jean Yokoyama, Robert Romero: Row 2: Raymundo Domingo, Jo Ann Fujikawa, Amelia Yasutake, Linda Kaneyama, Roberta Gushikuma, Joyce Uyeno, Carole Okuno, Juanita Magdallanes, Sally Ann Kutaka, Calvin Matsuoka: Row 3: Jesus Feliciano, Stanley Dela Cruz, Ernest Campos, George Tanigawa, Satoru Tadani, Toshito Oyama, Edwin Ikemoto, Fred Shimonishi, Andres Acoba, Maximinoialigcon, Raymond Balagan:Row 4: Wataru Ueno, VQlliam Perpetua, Eddie Taniguchi, Pedro Lomosad, Rodney Mariano, William Gonsalves, Gary Kawane, Robert Hirano, Eleciggrg. Missing: Joseph Souza, l Period 5- L toklllyifiow :Charlcfgte Date, Faith Oyama, Lorraine Fujii, Susan Miyazaki, Anne Sa aw Esmenia Domingo, Patricia Waterh'ousegRow 2: Lynette Muranaka, Eleanor Rapozo, Merle Kakuda, Anita Sabado, Bessie Ticala, Harriet Akana, Elizabeth 'Gabacungam Row ,af Gladys l,, Iglonaka, Stella Simao, Janice Nitta, Elsa Izuka, Jean Yamamoto, Louise Rapozo. Missing: ,Mikie Masaki, :Edith Moribe, f,May Shibao, Hannah Takata. 'ms ' -'ng H 'fix A ,mf fi i 'xt ' 4 f V - X f :fs L. 1 is ,P L f.QJa.,,W Period 633D to R: Row 1: Eelicidad Nartatez, Patriciaqlxilayo, Florida Bermodes, Leimomi Bal,'Eia'Ec?l'iTJ-E:,xow 2: Rosita Pigao, Mary Ann Medeifos, Katherine Moura, 'Katherine Higashi, I ane Ozaki, Shirley Takeuchi, Irene Yasunaka: Row 3: Gloria Okada, IanetNUb1iigashingta, 3Mabel Koga, . R9-sal-l411.davHubahib, Rose Marie Correa, Janet Someda, Sally Yonamine, Cristabel Domingo: Rovf 4: Juliet Mgarilgame, Patricia Yamasaki, Ululani Pupuhi, Kathleen Shitanaka, Virginia Orsatelli, Priscilla Waterhousey Dorathea Sahct, Leilani Arakaki. Missing: - Leonora De Fabian, Julia Kapahu, Gwendolyn Moura, Ardell Webster. 7 1 A O HW, 3 l7ll7lULCidL The Commercial Department offers basic training for those students who wish to prepare themselves for the office and distributive occupations, It also helps them to become intelligent consumers of the service of business, and to see more clearly our nation's economy. In the salesmanship class students learn the fundamentals of selling, including how to give a salestalk to get the prospect interested, and how to answer objections, Preparing income tax returns and learnin th g e general prin- cipals of accounting are some of the units of study covered in bookkeeping classes. Students in beginners shorthand class learn the fundamentals, while those in the advanced shorthand class practice taking dictation with speed and accuracy, and transcribing their notes in mailable form. Beginners in typing learn the location of the keys, the machine parts, and basic letter forms, They also learn to develop speed and accuracy. Students in aldvanced typing do business letters, work on invoices, and cut stencils. Whatever may be said of the purpose of the Commercial Department, the training is geared to provide better citizens for tomorrow. X 'I' I WWA, Students type under Mr. Watanabe's watchful eyes. Future stenographers take dictation at 90 words a minute, I V Z' -,il-...A W V ' - I--I 2 -I' UHIlDZIPZU7V7VPU? GUZHUFWSOOUJ 9. .T-'S o ro D' cu I-I 'cn co U1 KD sv cb co 'U cn F1 cb o o E:- VI FI nw UZ. IJ' F' GU ZF LDCOTDZJV' ZH OUP' U7 HWO UUPW VVUZJHUJHUU 7? H. 5 O s 2 'U E a D 'U 5' U' 5 a s Z 9. 5' 55 P iff' 40 F Dv President: Secretary: Kei Yamane Kay Odo Vice-president: Alvin Taniguchi Merlin Gurtiza Clad, IWLEM4 Treasurer: Class Mono: Victory Is Ours Forever Class Song: You'l1 Never Walk Alone Class Flower: Carnation Class Colors: Red and White Mrs. Rosalie Dang Miss Margaret Uchigashirna 10th Soc. St. 10th English Newswriting ' Gen, Math ' r 1. Mr. Takashi Kajihara Mrs. Florence Morinaga Mr. Howard Watanabe Voc. Ai. Biology Typing 1852 8th Math Salesmanship 2,7 Health Counsellor Bookkeeping Period 1- L to R: Row 1: Alice Nitullama, Nancy Villamor, Andrea Manaday, Mildred Lumabao, Dianna Isagawa, Elsie Sonoda, Betsy Hamasaki, Elaine Mukai: Row 2: Dorothy Inouye, Kay Odo, Dorothea Bayot, Janet Cabacungan, Georgiana Ana, Estelle Bermodes, Valerie Yanos, Jean Nishizawa, Janet Morimoto, Jane Kubota: Row 3: Stanley Kouchi, Lawrence Matsuda, Maize Sakata, Beatrice Naumu, Siebel Kajiwara, Charles Honma, Sisenando Antolin, Antonio Almondiag Row 4: Keiji Sugihara, Robert Marsuda, Samiano Lazaro, Kenneth Yoshida, Mitchel Nitta, Allan Bactad, Noel Kubota, William Ozaki. Missing: Marcellina Dela Cruz, Mary Oliver. Period 2- L to R: Row l: Roy Inouye, Janet Sebastian, Doris Saito, Karen Horibe, Lorena Balbarino, Shirley Fuertes, Sumie Shigemori, Alfonso Florendo: Row 2: Josefina Carnate, Carol Cabacungan, Gail Kaiwa, Eleanora Cabacungan, Janice Saito,CorneLia Sabado, Harriet Yamasaki, Charlotte Ueno:Row 3: David Namimoto, Frances Kishimoto, Jean Nakamoto, Judith Hamamoto, Rosario Estacio, Harriet Baron, Maurice Munechika:Row 4: Daniel Izuka, Paul Ishibashi, Wilford Ching, Solomon Fu, Alberto Batis, Jerry Horikawa, Alvin Taniguchi, Oseas Tumbaga. Missing: Aurelia Adorable, I Period 3- L to R3 Row 1: Frances Cardinez, Winifred Kamai, Lattiria Nordmeier, Winifred Okuhara., Norma Tsuneta, Ann Okada Eleanor Nakata Kay Izumi- Row 2- Dianne Severn Herberta Kauahi, Patricia Lutao, Lorraine Cremer, Naoml Ya A ' ' ' . - guchi 'Mitzie Muranaka, Ellen Yamase, Hildred Palea,Gladys Mizuog Row 3: Glenn De Costa, Roy Koike, Roy Murakami Violet Yoshida Frances Yokoyama, Judith Masuda: ROW 42 Wilfred Afakaki. Kei Yamane. Franklin Valdez. Belgelflo Ma O teo, Martin Luna, Ken Ouchi, Myles Yonekawa, Luther Ho. Period 5- L to R: Row lg Cecilia Yanos, Sala lyn Hong, Peaches Rittmeisterg Row 2: Ernest Fujimura, Kennedy Luis, Julian Esdicul, John Bernaldes, Wallace Nakamura, Emiliano Hubahib, Anthony Espino, Irenio Visitacion, William Malama, Melvin Murakami, Albert Carveirop Row 3: Wins- ton Arakaki, Clarence Saraos, Paul Yokoyama, Miguel Legaspi, Jerome Mariano, Moses Keale, Juan Bobiles, Richard Lee, Stanley Okada, Norita Fukushima: Missing: Benjamin Morikawa. la Ana, Janet Shimizu, Agnes Matsuba, Dorothy Ayabe, Lillian Okada, Caro- Period 6- L to Rg Row 1: Gabriel Bernaldes, Katsumi Oyarna, Barbara Bulatao, Agy,Yarnashita, Merlin Gurtiza, Yukio Takamurag Row 2: William Ventura, Edward Carveiro, Charles Oshirol Fausto Aguinaldo, fwilfred Takanishi, Stanley Shi- mabukuro, Edward Seto, Gordon Akunag Row 3: Evelyn Hee, Michie Nishi, Edna Oyama, Joyce Shirai, Maizie Matsuda, Jessie Shintani, Grace Yamamotog Row 4: Merlyn Sam Fong, William Makanui, David Hamada, William Holt, James Corr, Thomas Moniz, Cipirino Otlang, Ronnie Holtg Missing: Daniel Hamada, Rosita Oliver, Eddie Rapez, Donald Shi- matsu. Miss Uchigashima assists students with diagrarnming. Mrs. Dang's social studies class studies a map. W, - l sa I l The Vocational Department prepares all freshmen and other int t d d farming, and home economics. eres e stu ents in elementary carpentry, engineering, To learn the parts and types of machinery, and to use them efficiently, the boys enrolled in woodshop make coffee tables, table lamps, and book ends. Making flower-pot molds and other things for personal use, the boys in metalshop to- gether with those in woodshop carry out actual lessons in building things. They also erect the stands needed for the annual Menehune Festival, and repair classroom chairs, tables, and cafeteria utensils that need attention. The students in me- chanical drawing class learn the fundamentals of drawing and printing and as they advance, they learn blueprinting. I th h . . . . n e ome economic classes all freshman girls learn cooking, sewing, good grooming first-aid and economical D U buying. They also learn to prepare a formal dinner and to set a table properly. Family problems is the most interesting subject studied in the senior home problem class. In the agriculture class the boys plant vegetables which they sell to the cafeteria for school lunches. This year for the first time, a part-time cooperative plan has been put into effect whereby ten junior boys during the first to the fourth periods work on the plantation in various departments then return to the campus to take the required sub- jects, English and social studies in the afternoon. With advisors Mr. Morinaga, Mr. Ogata, Mr, Kajihara, Mr. Kawate, Miss Ogasawara, and Mrs. Takanishi, the Vo- cational Department successfully aids in the training of better citizens for tomorrow, 31 Boys energetically work on flower-pot molds Wobdshop boys keep busy-at work. W ar, Q55 Viv 'Dv Z0 GHZ ZOO CDH Z .-. U1 CD O oo as ID na 2 sn V1 W m. E' l'f s: I ro 'J' 5 cb 5 as nr fb I YD 'U V1 rn 'cz na I ru Eh F1 P-' r: :J o D' ro o F ' Future farmers prepare soil for planting. 55 2 sk Wx. , K. j 2 Meehan E 'X-'Q lc: OB F21- 'SE-. MS E. E' C13 I-IA Qi' LL CZIXI E ki6S. l 4---1-4.1.1-.-1 President: Secretarygu Vice-president: Francis Torigoe Doris Barcarsp Treasurer: Jerry Kobashigawa o Shiro Kubota Class Motto: C1355 Flower: To Succeed Is Our Goa1 Carnation Class Song: Class Colors: All We Know Pink and white 'thang Mig Miss Dorothy Ho Reading Algebra 1 2, 3 3, 4 MIS' Violet Hee Speech 3 SL 4 PI. Geometry , '7Ih SOC. St. Solid Geometry Jr' English 7th Science , H. s. Amh. 3 at 4 C4214 Ziouru rf- Engush Oils Mr. Horace Goto Mr. Yoshiharu Ogata Jr, Soc. St, MI' Yasuo Higa Mr' Kenneth Kawate Mech, Drawing Metal Shop Chemistry VOC. Survey Voc. Survey Physics Plantation Trng, Course 8th Science 35 Period 1- L to R3 Row 1: Katherine Valdez, Magdalina Pajela, Luella Yoshimura, Gladys A guada, Nancy Pantorilla, Grace B li D l r Ecli se, Esther Matsuba, Mildred Yamamoto, Mitobeg Row 2: Ludevico Pigao, Tranquilina Daligcon, Virginia a , o o es p Jeanette Yasunaka, Patricia Okabeg Row 3: Joseph Barino, Magdalina Tango, Edna Kawamura, Helene Yamashiro, Shirley Boro, Carolina Benabese, Margaret Lacro, Gerald Mayog Row 4: Edsil Taniguchi, Wallace Inouye, Philip Wong, William Honjiyo, Arnold Shimazu, Donald Saito, Sandra Kauahi, Ruth Chu: Missing: Anita Antonio. Period 2- L to R3 Row 1: Claude Kouchi, Helen Villanueva, Elizabeth Remata, Elizabeth Lee, Flora Tugade, Louisa Ni- A R 2 Mauricio A uca, Florentina Yanos, Doris Murakami, Suye Morifwake, Ei- au, Eleanor Hurley, Crisanto mperg ow : gt leen Nomura, Naomi lnafuku, Benjamin Takeuchi, Maurice Arrisgadog Row 3: Richard Nakashima, Kay Tamaribuchi, A th V' a Richard O ata, Arthur Kashiwai, David Uyeno. Missing: Anna Kenneth Marugame, Philip Robley, n ony 1err , g Kapahu. Period 3- L to R: Row lg Carole Matsuda, Satsuki Tadani, Shirley Onzuka, Emma Napohaku, Frances Kimura, Felicidad Igne, Jane Okinishig Row 2: Judith Naumu, Margaret Kinores, Patricia Simao, Healani Ignacio, Arlene Kaohi, Elaine Goto, Shirley Hirano, Leona Waterhouse: Row 3: Edward Kaetsu, Fred Tanabe, Paul Yanagimoto, George Alvarez, Ernest Rapozo, Frederic Lastimoso, Richard Nakamura, Clifford Takahashi: Row 4: Donald Dela Cruz, Raymond Espino, Ronnie Sahot, Clarence Arakaki, John Funes, Yotoku Chinen, Kenichi Tanigawa, Frankedado Paiste. Missing: Dorothy Baron, Marian Cremer, Rosita Benito, Period 4- L to R: Row 1: Allan Higashi, Jane Moriguchi, Mildred Murakami, Sunday Sabalag Row 2: Janet Kaohi, Gwen- dolyn Akana, Edna Badua, Folgencia Domingo, Carol Kali, Joyce Miike, Dolores Dancil: Row 3: Helen Matsuoka, Eppie Kobayashi, Nancy Chikahiro, Nancy Yamamoto, Irene Fujita, Jean Okumoto, Marcellina Cayaban, Juanita Alviarg Row 4: Melvin Miyagi, Hiroshi Honma, Myles Yasunaka, Roland Akagi, James Hasegawa, Hisao Fujita, James Reyes. Miss- ing: Richard Nagata. 7 , A. ,. . , W. ,. . . . -su alms s-,wsnuaw - me msn sw -s'r - wrwssw--rss Period 5- L to R: Row l: Shirley Okuno, Lily Nitta, Kathryn Horibe, Betty Murakami, Ellen Takeshita, Gertrude Muraka- mi, Victoria Esdicul, Betty Ann Mariano: Row 2: Roy Makizuru, Clarence Nakaya, Leonardo Alcarez, Regino Adorable, Jaime Florendo, Jerry Morimoto, Edward Antolin, Yoshio Oshiro, Jerry Kobashigawa:Row 3: Setsuo Masaki, George Miya- shiro, Alex Oune, Wallace Momohara, Jack Niitani, Frederico Acoba, Douglas Akamine, Gordon Furtado, Gerald Duarte, Eugene Perryg Row 4: Jaime Basa, Stanley Mishima, Harold Sakoda, Hirou Yoshimiteu, Richard Koigawachi, Bernard Men- donca, Daniel Oyama, Francis Muramoto. Missing: Katherine Takata, Period 6- L to R: Row l: Royden Horibe, Alvin Yamamoto, Marcellino Tacub, Manuel Pacheco, Francis Torigoe, Kenneth Fujimoto, Shuko Yoshikamig Row 2: Carmen Mateo, Jane Villamor, Elsie Hong, Winifred Leong, Sue Yamase, Elaine O- gata, Betsy Ann Emura, Josephine Castillo: Row 3: Daniel Kamiya, Evelyn Yadao, Katherine Sasaki, Jean Funai, Rose Uehara, Alma Koike, Doris Barcarse, Ercelly Soriano, Jane Yokoo, Raymond Villuan: Row 4: Norman Yoshimoto, Shiro Kubota, Tomeichi Takamura, Bert Moriguchi, Lester Forrest, Bert Tsuchiya, Richard Sialana, William Yamane. , 3eBi'fx?i- V if 'o h4S1WG' x L ,gigs 5,5122 Ulises A ,,,,,, 'N g ... 3: as 2 N QQ -N. 'Ne .. ss f ag: .... 1-s The General Course offers varied training and experience to students who are undecided about their particular field of interest. The subjects include: band, chorus, phys ed, health assistance, newswriting, yearbook production, library training, and drawing and painting. Because the yearbook and newswriting classes are recognized organizations on the campus, their work is covered in that section of Ka Menehune. Student librarians serve during class time and recesses. During the year, they receive elementary training in library techniques, process all reading materials-both periodicals and books-for both the high school and elementary school divi- sions. Their year's program also includes activities to foster love for books. In physicaleducation classes the mind as well as the body is trained. The major sports for the boys are football, base- ball, basketball, and uack. They learn and practice the fundamentals of these sports to develop fast thinking in making split second decisions, and also to be physically fit. The girls also do the same things except that they have a wider vari- ety of sports to play, such as volleyball, softball, prisonball, hockey, and tennis. They also learn first-aid in this class. The main purpose of the drawing and painting class is to stimulate interest in drawing and painting, and to give stu- dents a chance to practice and develop special ability. The class works with different mediums--water color, oil, char- coal, and pencil. Most of the work is done from stills set up in the room under a spot light, l'ne chorus classes are designed to instil in the students a love for the best in music, to give students an opportunity for self-expression, a background for future appreciation and expression in music, and to help students enjoy singing, The obJect1ves of the band class are to help students develop to their fullest capacity through music' to help develops' l a pleasurable attitude toward music through participating in various music activitiesg to acquaint students with all types of band musicg and to help develop music reading skill, The health assistants help Mrs. Morinaga to care for students who become ill in school. They arrange for students to go to the hospital when necessary or to leave school when their illness is serious, and to give first-aid to student's injuries which occur on the campus. The students give assistance to school programs of the various health agencies such as the Board of Health, Bureau of Sight Conservation, and Kauai Tuberculosis Association. l Mr. Suga's advanced band class rehearses for assembly Chorus class practices Christmas carols. .,-,,, , , 'E 'cz oo -4: . Fmmb 4M I4 Zb PM I-I E. A L.. VbDPW4IU ZOP4bDCUW WZCIPZPZ DX OIOV' ZO-4ZN1 L-.T .LIQ E!1A IQQL ANI F21- YE' .L IXI C3 ZJU M 0 zwzrw 307 Jffff Counselor. Mrs. Hatsuko Kawahara Speech 18a 2 English Office: Mrs. Surniko Metivier Mrs, Sue Kanzaki Custodians: L to R3 Seated: Mr. Shigenori Nishika wa, Mr. Katoru Kaneko, Mr. Torao Ka tadag Standing: Miss Joan Yamachika Mrs. Misayo Okada, Cafeteria: L to Rg Mrs. Sakiko Okihara-manager, Mrs, Ryoko Minishirna, Mrs. Elaine Kaukani, Mrs. Chieko Nitta, MISL Edith Fujirnura, I Pl 'ia Ie zz I-Ja Ianni! ORGANIZATIONS The great number of organizations that WHS has to offer to its students differs in nature to satisfy the interests and needs of all students registered in the various courses. Each organization is headed by a capable chairman and an efficient ad- visor. . The SCHOOL COUNCIL consisting of representatives of each committee, organization, and class meets on the second Monday of each month to discuss important matters that concern the student body. The SCHOOL COURT administers justice, and promotes proper respect for law and order among the students of the campus. Any student who abuses the rules of the WHS Constitution and By -laws is arrested and tried before this court which determines his guilt and provides proper punishment. The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY has for its members those students who have maintained an average grade of B in their studies. Besides being outstanding scholars, the members must be of sane character and able leadership, The CAMPUS POLICE OFFICERS follow a schedule of duty in the mornings, at lunch periods, and during assemblies to conrroltraffic, noise and disorder on the campus. A unit of this departmentis the IUNIORPOLICE OFFICERS who direct traf- fic for the safety of students going to and from school every morning and afternoon along the highways in the vicinity of the school. The WAIMEA CHAPTER of the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA is an organization of girls whose purpose is to pro- mote creative achievement and to emphasize the beauty of a wholesome life. The HANS P. FAYE CHAPTER 36 of the FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA consists of '78 members interested in develop- ing agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. ' The CHORUS and BAND provide appropriate music for student assemblies held throughout the year. The band especial- ly, has gained island-wide attention for its support of WHS athletic teams during the football season. Every other week the newswriting class published the CANYON ECHO, for the Waimea High student body while the year- book class publishes annually, KA MENEHUNE, the school's yearbook. Both the CANYON ECHO and KA MENEHUNE have received national recognition for outstanding accomplishments. The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS of AMERICA, is organized by students interested in business administration. These organizations help the students today to build a better tomorrow for themselves as they put into actual practice the things they learn in the classroom, realizing fully that Knowledge Is Power . School Council in Action Lto Rg Top Row: President, Kenneth Ibarag Vice-president, Kay Tamaribuchi. Bottom Row: Secretary, Helen GurtizagTreasurer, Richard Yamamotog Advisor, Mr. Hirano. Dear Fellow Students, A glance through the table of evems for this past year unveils the shining success that we have achieved in our activi- ties. We have obtained this success only through the tireless effort and fine cooperation of you, the students. Our many tnanks also go to me admirfis::ation for its guidance and support in helping us to prepare for the future. We who are leaving have reached the end of a period in our lives---a challenging future awaits us. Let us use wisely the valuable knowledge and experience we have gained to meet the future with courage and determination. To those re- maining: the coming years will present many problems and responsibilities. Attack your problems, and assume your res- ponsibilities with diligence and intelligence. Our theme, Knowledge is Power , is an indisputable fact, but unless this power is used properly and for the better- ment of mankind, we cannot hope to progress. Let us pledge to use our knowledge well. As student body president, I wish to extend my sincerest thanks to the members of the student body and to the student council for their cooperation and devotion to the task of making this year a most successful one. Sincerely, SiSUed l' Kenneth Ibara 4 L to Rg Row 1: Alan Barcarse, Hazel Sakai, Alice Agena, Mae Arakaki, Carolyn Sokugawa, Rosaline Almondia Mildred Okumoto, Esther Kudaishi, Gerald Nishimorig Row 2: Maurice Arriesgado, Lily Luna, Rosita Corpuz, Frances Fbjii, May Shibao, Maizie Sakata, Lillian Okada, Barbara Bulatao, Jean Kojiri, Gabriel Ulandayg Row 3: Lester Kakuda Andy Nii Clarence Arakaki, Shuko Yoshikami E 1 U W'lLi ' ' ' - , - - ' Jose Bulatao, , ns ey eno, 1 am Honjiyo, Stanley Sasaki, Francis Torigoe, Hirou Yoshimitsu, 47 Qu? A ' Qiaocels dvz-901-. , 10061 . MI. G COYVWXSS Oro iw! lbw' d B b Bulatao Maizie Sakata, Jane O- L to R: Row 1: Rosita Corpuz, Folgencia Domingo, Sue Yamase, Leiko Matsu a, ar ara , kinishig Row 2: Francisco Alejado, Ensley Ueno, Roy Miyake, Frederick Nagata, Raymond Dumapay, Lester Yaguchi, Les- ter Forrest, 48 JYHJ' Top to Bottom: President, Esther Kudaishig Advisor, Mr. Kawakami. L to Rg Row 1: Kenneth Ibara, Roy Miyake, Burt Tsuchiya, Francis Torigoe, Kay Tamaribuchi, Jerry Kobashigawa, Richard Nakashima, Jose Bulataog Row 2: Betty Ann Mariano, Rosaline Almondia, Mildred Okumoto, Madeline Medeiros Diana D Mendonsa, Judith Naumu, Shirley Hirano, Leona Waterhouse, Elaine Goto' Row 3- Lester Kakuda, Rosita Corpuz, Frances Fujii, Almira Oyakawa, Florence Belleza, Carole Nohara, Helen Gurtiza, Virginia Bali, Folgencia Domingo, Jean Kojirig Row 4: Richard Yamamoto, Sue Yamase, Carole Matsuda, Janet Masaki, Mae Arakaki, Janet Isagawa, Loretta Dohi, Ca.- rolyn Sokugawa, Jane Okinishi, Mikio Izuka, Lester Yaguchi, 49 N I Top to Bottom: Chief, Rosita Cor- d . L to.Rg Row 1: Frances Fujii, Almira Oyakawa, Jeanette Mariano, Flo Puzi A Vlsor' Mrs' Dang' rence Bellezag Row 2: Carlina Tumbaga, Opal Ching. PO A 1' X 'YJ -J v X D zwwvfwwwwwwwma-1-he-www --w-'- f W W-- 'eff fr 55 L 3? ngifid gs sa Top to Bottom: Chief, Francisco IPO Squad captains: L to R: Row 1: Larry Balbarino, Donald Kutaka, Alejadog Advisor, Mr. Higa, Kazuo KaneshirogRow 2: Owen Kauahi, Folgencia Domingo fassistant chiefj, Mary Nakaahiki, Cresencio Alesna. PO l YAQMAFCEQJ +2-0 on 44r 'Y Q' 'S Q 'cl af 2 s- lf' M 10 52 Q, 1 , 1 U 3 'YQ 4,0 Top: President, Helen Gu.rtiza:Bot- tom QL to RJ: Advisors, Mrs. Taka- n ishi, Miss Ogasawara, L to R: Row 1: Beatrice Enoki, Mitzie Muranaka, Lorna Ahn, Joyce Ueno, Evelyn Hee, Joyce Shirai, Sumie Shigemori, Mai- zie Matsuda, Carlina Tumbaga, Josefina Carnate, Marcelina Cayaban, Carolina Benabese, Flora Tugade, Magdalena Pa- jela, Leona Waterhouse, Shirley Hirano, Nancy Chikahiro: Row 2: Maizie Sakata, Naomi Yaguchi, Winifred Hamamoto, Esther Shimizu, Jo Ann Fujikawa, Jane Ozaki, Shirley Takeuchi, Janet Someda, Janice Nitta, Dolores Eclipse, Linda Na- kaya, Sally Ann Kutaka, Virginia Bali, Josephine Castillo, Dorothy Baron, Betsy Ann Emura, Eppie Kobayashi, Katherine Valdez: Row 3: Dorothy Inouye, Dolores Acoba, Florida Bermodes, Pricilla Waterhouse, Patricia Waterhouse, Patricia Ma- yo, Elsa Izuka, Gladys Nonaka, Esmenia Domingo, Janet Sebastian, Linda Kaneyama, Amelia Yasutake, Jean Yokoyama, Faith Oyama, Harriet Higashi, Marianne Hamada: Row 4: Jessie Shintani, Jean Nakamoto, Yukiko Yoshikami, Judith Ma- saki, Elizabeth Ishibashi, Lily Agena, Roberta Gushikuma, Carol Okuno, PSSSY Ige, Elaine Kaneshiro, Violet Miyashiro, Sachie Tanioka, Jean Yamamoto, Carol Masuda, Edith Kasahara, Katherine Sasaki: Row 5: Harriet Yamasaki, Harriet Ba- ron, Janice Saito, Ellen Yamase, Doris Saito, Barbara Bulatao, Joyce Obatake, Leiko Matsuda, Patricia Onzuka, Mikie Ma- saki, Edith Moribe, Juliet Marugarne, Susan Miyazaki, Anne Sagawa, Florence Higa, Carole Matsuda. .A-Q .W 'Fd lyqf J KNO ar 47 A M W . ,S fx i af, wa, f A ls 1 f Q -x X - cf 'X X f Vx I e. su XC ' Q? . X I X , X57 L9 il'4'T!9 e FFA G: A 'Y CUv4. L Top to Bottom: President, Antonio Tangog Advisor, Mr. Kajihara, L to R3 Row 1: Hiroshi Honma, Eugene Akazawa, Warren Nakamoto, Mauricio Agtuca, Arthur Kashiwai, Robert Costa, Stan- ley Yadao, Gabriel Yaris, Antonio Tango, Theodore Tanabe, Donald Boro: Row 2: Raymond Espino, Roy Makizuru, David Hamada, Crisanto Amper, Donald Shimatsu, Melicio Domingcil, Owen Kauahi, Walter Yonekawa, Yukio Takamura, Ge- rald Duarte, John Funes, Steven Duarte: Row 3: Ludevico Pigao, Edwin Kawane, Walter Yamamoto, Francis Muramoto, Merlyn Sam Fong, Alphonso Florendo, Lawrence Carveiro, George Mori, Daniel Yamamoto, George Okabe, Frederico Lastimoso. Sunday Sabalag Row- 4: Allan Bactad, Moses Keale, Vicente Lornosad, Fred Shinagawa, Larry Balbarino. 53 L to Ry Chairmen, Rosaline Almondia, Gabriel Ulanday. r L to R5 Row l: Marcelina Dela Cruz, Valeriana Yanos, Lorraine Cremer, Patricia Lutao, Beatrice Naumu, Dolores Estaciof, Mildred Ozaki, Carmen Mateo, Jane Moriguchi, Anita Antonio, Nancy Villarnor, Edith Okuhara, Francisca Adorable, Theresa Feliciano, Josephine Castillo, Katherine Takatag Row 2: Estelle Bermodes, Esther Matsuba, Grace Mitobe, Gladys Aguada, Doris Murakami, Naomi lnafuku, Carolina Benabese, Solidad Manaday, Georgiana Ana, Rosaline Almondia, Ellen Kishimoto, Sersuko KiyonagagRow 3: Juanita Alviar, Eleanor Cayaban, Lily Luna, Lillian Ruiz, Betty Kaohi, Dolores Martin, Diana Mendonca, Arlene Kaohi, Rosita Benito, Felicidad Igne, Louisa Niau, Hannah Makuaoleg Row 4: Ronald Hamada, Gabriel Yaris, George Okabe, Frederico Lastimoso, Joseph Barino, Clifford Takahashi, Yukio Takarnura, Philip Robley, Alexander Kali, Gabriel Ulanday, Herberta Kauahi, Dianne Severn, Peaches Rittmeister, David Hamadag Row 5: John Silva, Jose Bulatao, Daniel Yamamoto, Eleanor Hurley, Joyce Mikii, Frances Yokoyama, Alice Fujimura, Florence Belleza, Rosita Corpuz, Crisanto Amper, Florentina Domingo, Norma Nakao, Angela Oloresg Row 6: Moses Keale, Lude- vico Pigao, Steven Duarte, Jane Villarnor. QBQMZ 415 HY MN. ai Advisor: Mr. Suga L to R5 Row 1: Mary Nakaahiki, Setsuko Kiyonaga, Edith Momohara, Richard Hamada, Sisenando Antolin, Paul Yanagimo- to, Lawrence Carveiro, James Reyesg Row 2: Antonio Tango, Theodore Tanabe, Leonardo Alcarez, Joseph Barino, Sunday Sabala, Anthony Black, Stanley Yadaog Row 3: Kennedy Luis, Damiano Cazaro, Julian Esdicul, Ernest Fujimura, Cristobal Otlang, Jaime Basa, Allan Bactad. 55 1 1 1 Mazza Top to Bottom: Editor-in-chief, Edith Oku- harag Business Manager, Mazie Koikeg Advi- sor, Mrs. Dang. L to R: Row 1: Jean Kojiri, Marian Cremer, Hazel Sakai, Jane Okinishi, Jean Saito, June Kondog Row 2: Dorothy Baron Emi1ianaOrdinario, Betsy Ann Emura, Winifred Leong, Elaine Goto, Carolyn Sokugawa, Alvina Cagalawang Row 3: Car men Domingo, Opal Ching, Gabriel Ulanday, Ray Iwami, Alice Agena, Shirley Hirano, Leona Waterhouse. 56 MWAMZ Top to Bottom: Editor-in-chief, Jose Bula- taog Business Manager, Helen Gurtizag Advi- sor, Mrs, Mundon. I , L to R: Row 1: Andy Nii, Francisco Alejado, Thomas Matsuda, Howard Yoshinobu, Fred Tanabe, Clifton Oka, Edward Ta- kanishi, Anthony B1ackgRow 2: Rose Uehara, Aiko Shimabukuro, Jane Kojiri, Mildred Okumoto, Felicidad Igne, Elsie Hong Rosaline A1mondia,' Rosita Corpuz, Eleanor Hurley: Row 3: Virginia Bali, Almira Ovakawa, Nora Namimoto, Mabel Sono- da, Ann Sakata, Sally Someda, Janet Isagawa, Mae Arakaki, Janet Hirozawa, Cresencia Gamiao, Ida Lapenia. 57 5651.4 Top to Bottom fleftjz President, Philomena Ramag Vice President, Janet IsagawagSecre- tary, Ann Sakatag frightbz Treasurer, Tho- mas Matsudag Reporter, Mabel Sonodag Ad- visor, Mr, Watanabe. to R: Row 1: Frederico Acoba, Ray Iwami, Kenneth Kali, Anthony Vierra, Clifford Takahashi, Allan Higashi, Alvin Yd- fnamoto, Gerald Nishimorig Row 2: Felicidad Igne, Carmen Mateo, Rosita Benito, Naomi Inafuku, Lily Nitta, Norma Na- fkao, Dolores Estacio, Mildred Ozaki, Nora Namimoto, Jean Saito, Helen Gurtiza, Juanita Emperg Row 3: Betty Ann Ma- riano, Anita Antonio, Marian Cremer, Alvina Cagalawan, Edna Kawamura, Ellen Takeshita, Jean Funai, Luella Yoshimu- ra, Eileen Nomura, Betty Murakami, Setsuko Kiyonaga, Eloise Eguchi, Mildred Murakamig Row 4: Virginia Bali, Edna Badua, Kathryn Horibe, Mildred Nakata, Jane Sakoda, Leilani Fong, Shirley Izuka, Mary Nakaahiki, Emiko Nabeshima iRow 5: Margaret Lacro, Cresencia Gamiao, Cecelia Bayot, Kanoe Shigemori, Dolores Dancil, Floremina Yanos, Katherine Moribe Jane Mori uchi, Katherine Sasaki, Suye Moriwake, Irene I-ujita, Esther Nutam Valdez, Ruby Oyadomari, Kathrine , g - CIVIC 8a ASSEMBLY ' '-- EXOECUTIVEOCOMIVEITTEEI RECORDS 85 REPORTS , ii--1:-1-gi-1 BETTER ENGLISH XX common AWARDS li HQMEROQMS I SPIRIT 85 RALLY HANDBOOK A CTIVITY l.i, LIBRA RY 1 .i POSTER , r .it SOCIAL Standing committees are provided for in the By-Laws ofthe student government for the purpose of giving to the 'stu- dents opportunity for sharing experiences and participating in the various activities of the student government. Thesecommittees are: Handbook, Records andReport, Finance, Health, Awards, Poster, Social, Library, andCivic and Assembly, :ommittee at meetings of the school council. Z nw E 0' no ,T 1 o '91 FY :: cv o o 5 5 :. F' cn cb V3 xv 51 cv cn 514 co o Ff rn cm. o' sc D' o 5 na Fl o o 5 U3 FY o Z cb F1 4 cu 5' .1 o :J cn Z co 5 na Z ff cn .71 rv :J rn. 5' no ra :r sw S. 5' an :1 71 cn 'U .1 cb U3 fb :1 2 5' cb Regular committee meetings are held not more than once a month upon call of the chairmen and advisors. L to R: Row 1: Sarah Visitacion, Emiliana Ordinario, LeilaniA1'akaki, Irene Fu- jita, Joyce Obatakeg Row 2: Sylvia Santiago, Doris Murakami, Dorothy Baron, Linda Kaneyama, Evelyn Heeg Row 3: Jean Yamamoto, BetsyAnn Emura, Naomi Yaguchi, Harriet Baron. 4VLUZF1lHlHIP+fUPihU :fa I I ' :aa vp! ' . . . 7 Dr Chairmang Mae Arakaki Advisor: Mrs. Kawahara JIVJPVUI Chairman: Carolyn Sokugawa L to R: Row 1: Karen Horibe, Ann Okada, Winifred Kawane, Jean Saito: Row 2: Maizie Matsuda, Betsy Hamasaki, Merle Kakuda, Ann Sakatag Row 3: Linda N akaya, Janet Uchigashima, Betty Murakami, Florentina Yanos. Raw 4: Amelia Yasutake, Esther Matsuba, June Kondo, Jane Kojiri. Advisor: Mrs. Morinaga CD Chairman: Jean Kojiri Advisor: Mr. Kimoto , L to R: Row 1: Maurice Munechika, Fred Tanita, CaroleMatsuda, Gerald NishiF mori: Row 2: Daniel Kamiya, Satsuki Tadani, Kay Odo, Gloria Okada: Row 3: Jane Kojiri, Sue Yamase, Suye Moriwake, Kei Yamaneg Row 4: Burt Tsuchiya, Lester Kakuda, Lester Yaguchi, William Yamane. 60 C X Chairman: Mildred Okumoto Mm r' FO o ?? U o P- o Fl cb K0 O rn U' an o :: :1 UQ N :1 U an ,... ln -4 Pi ,... :x 9, ::' ,... r'f rs: rr: ISI aw ,... :1 nu G3 o F9 o '-4 co sv :1 O r E o P! 9 U3 'HW IW ZW 1 Advisor: Miss Uchigashima AP' Chairman: Rosaline Almondia 40- 3' E- 5 L' .N 3 5 5' cn Zf 5 Z' ' H W 1-o ,4 W :J sw o -- 9, 2 -2' U1 rf ,. 5- v-- .. CD H- xt :r ro W Z 3 5 m 3 H- :x nv O ' n :: U 0Q rn K4 5' L21 5 EE E o rn 13 o 5 H 0 CD 99 S3 E! 1-1 H' O o 3 3 N L, s: 's--- g v-- pu 0 :I O 1-9 as 2 m O o 22 5' E .5 o 5 CD 0 . .. Q' Z -Q ::: ,,, D1 N O E. w 5 O N H- H- 'C l-1 na Ig' E O r-11 sv sn: Z E' cr ,, 1: .fb U ' 9 E? E11 gn N 5- g sr O 0 SIS Q. 0 :J um ga 4 o E E' 53 A Y ! I u .. O , A ' 5' 6, a V, ..l,5 V E ,V V KZ ,. ' ' lg rg , D ra I-4 L to Rg Row 1: Mitzie Muranaka, Lorna Ahn, Carlina Tumbaga, Naomi Yagu- chig Row 2: Daniel Kamiya, Sue Yamase, Francis Torigoeg Row 3: Anthony Black, Clinton Akana, Martin Luna, Edward Takanishi. Advisor: Mrs. Hee Advisor: Mrs, Kanna YU M L to R: Row 1: Frederick Tanita, Burt Kobayashi: Row 2: Elpideo Basa, Clifton Oka, Merlin Gurtiza. Chairman: Richard Yamamoto Advisor: Mrs. Kanzaki Ida Lapenia 3 Q E Chairman: J w ' ' liano Hubahib. Advisor: Mrs, Miyake L to R: Row 1: Helene Yamashiro, Gladys Mizuo, Katherine Sasaki: Row 2: A1- lan Higashi, Eileen Nomura, Luther Ho. Chairman: Kay Tamaribuchi Advisor: Mrs. Mundon WUZPZPW N N ET S F FU O 2 17' 5 I-4 U' 92 F9 O E? D. -m 'I' CD D- CD Fl ,... O 7' Cb U' 0 V3 'J' ,... E3 lil FU O Z R9 CD P0 DJ D I-' 0 K4 '-4 N Q. W -o I11 5 P' I Z? UUWU A Chairman: Esther Kudaishi FQ m ED S VH K if K ah.. in Advisor: Mrs. Kanna Chairman: Hazel Sakai ,lox fix ZOh4U fab A dvisor: Miss r-' F? o FE' FU o 2 IT' it s: :1 cu '74 o :x cm. .o cn ::' ti. D-4 ro 4 I q. N :1 2 21 o 2 E? E ra :r sn Fl cm. Z as wr 2 :r ,... E P 1 D UW DU Clk WU F' '5' FU :::-,:1 gf. Q f , ',rrrr,,, 24 -5 Q 0 3 3 5. A 2? 5. -S z 9. N z N 5. 5 O 5 mo ,. Ll la- 5 2 'avizg A ar Lll ,W E 2 I nf E' W4UUUWB: N W MN 'X i L to R: Row 1: Julia Sakai, Alvin Kobashigawa, Eppie Kobayashi: Row 2: wini- fred Okuhara, Loretta Dohi, Roy Koikeg Row 3: Andy Nii, Roland Akagi. L to R: Row 1: Carole Matsuda, Esther Niitani, Esmenia Domingo, Margaret Lacro, Edith MomoharagRow 2: Hazel Sakai, Alice Agena, Leona Waterhouse, Jessie Shintani, Rosario Estaciog Row 3: Cristobal Otlang, Allan Barcarse, Lily Nitta, Eula Holt, Jose Bulataog Row 4: Glenn De Costa, George Alvarez, James Hasegawa, Francisco Alejado. Chairman: Jeanette Mariano Advisor: Mr.. Suga csonj fffheer-Z ea. Jars WUI WU -FN- F? A g g Y L to R5 Row l: Sandra Kauahi, Alice Agena, Carole Matsuna, Hazel Sakaig Row! 2: Jeanette Mariano, Jose Bulatao, Leona Waterhouse. 64 S P0 RTS Waimea High and Elementary School offers in its physical education department an effective program of health edu- cation and recreation to develop the health, endurance, and character of its students. All students in grades 7 to 10 are required to take physical education. Intramural competition is provided for physical education classes, which give train- ing and experience for interscholastic contests. The best of facilities and equipment has been secured for this department to provide further enjoyment of all sports and to prevent any occurence of mishaps. The Waimea Park is utilized for football, baseball, hockey and volley-ball while the Clem Gomes Gymnasium is used for basketball and prisonball, as well as for tumbling and modern dancing. All athletic games are controlled by the Athletic Committee, which schedules every game to be played whether it be inter-class or inter-scholastic. The major sports for the boys are football, baseball, basketball, and track under the direct supervision of Mr. Rich- ard Doi, boys' physical education director. The girls, under the direction of Miss Barbara Bidwell, girls' physical education director, also follow a sports pro- gram which includes tennis and archery. 65 GB P Coach R. Doi f 412 Ass't. M. Tsuchiya Ass't. R. Ikehara Scores of Games Pre-Season: Waimea St. Louis Waimea Waipahu Season: Waimea Kapaa Waimea Kauai Waimea Kapaa Waimea Kauai Post-Season: Waimea Kauai CO-CHAMPIONS The Waimea Menehunes finished another season of unique and successful football playing. Coach Richard Doi's 1954 team climaxed a seven game schedule with a tie for the K. I. F. Championship shared with the Kauai High Red Raiders. The Waimea gridders were considerably younger and had little or no experience as compared with their opponents. However, led by two hustlin Co-Captains, George Nohara and Albert Oshiro and a few returning lettermen, our team did its best to win Due honor and recognition is given to Coach Richard Doi, Assistant Coaches Robert lkehara and Melvin Tsuchiya and those Alumni members Harold Naumu and Mansfield Doi who guided our team to a spectacular finish. 66 Head Manager Raymond Higashi and his assistants, Iwao Masaki, Tadashi Eguchi, Calvin Matsuoka, Edward'Lacro, and Lester Horibe did a good job of hustling at their jobs and boosting the morale of the team. L to R: Kneeling: Edward Lacro, Calvin Matsuoka, Lester Ho- ribeg Standing: Tadashi Eguchi, Raymond Higashi, Iwao Ma- saki, X 'sk j K - no , - rs, ,s. X . i H fs sr 3 W V x L to Rg Row 1: Hirou Yoshimitsu, Myles Yasunaka, Kazuo Kaneshiro, George Nohara, Albert Oshiro, Walter Yamamoto Peter Sabala, William Honjiyo, Hiroshi Honma, William Yamane, Richard Sialanag Row 2: Ronnie Sahot, Raymond Es- pino, Daniel Izuka, Claude Kouchi, Belgerio Mateo, Richard Ogata, Richard Koigawachi, Daniel Kamiya, Kenichi Ta- nigawa, Roland Albarado, Kazuo Uechi, Jerry Horikawa, Kei Yamaneg Row 3: Calvin Matsuoka, Raymond Higashi, Tho- mas Matsuda, Oseas Tumbaga, Harold Sakoda, Jerome Mariano, Francis Torigoe, Burt Tsuchiya, Norman.Yoshimoto, Dan- ie1Oyama, Robert Hirano, Iwao Masaki, Lester Horibe. Missing: Frederick Nagata, Lester Yaguchi, Robert Costa, Mau- rice Munechika, Q 674 'J 'n Peter Sabala goes for a long gain with a block from Albert Oshiro. Menehunes defeat Clippers in first meeting. G, Nohara F. Nagata P. Sabala R. Costa R. Espino M. Munechika R. Sialana D. Kamiya W. Yamane B. Mateo C. Kouchi J, Mariano n 'xi R, Albarado R. Hirano 7 X Myles Yasunaka makes a magnificent catch and sprints for a touchdown against Kapaa. Waimea downs Kapaa, W. Yamamoto A, Oshiro K. Kaneshiro R. Ogata w, Honjiyg R, Sahot D. Izuka T. Matsuda K. Yafflafle D. Oyama I, Horikawa N. Yoshimoto O- Tumbaga 15 V' Peter Sabala carries the pigskin for considerable yardage against the Clippers. Menehunes down the Clippers in the second game. M. Yasunaka L. Yaguchi H. Yoshimitsu K. Uechi H. Honma R. Koigawachi K- 'famgawa F- Torigvff B. Tsuchiya H. Sakoda 'IN L to R: Daniel Kamiya, Gordon Furtado, Raymond Espino, Lester Yaguchi, Stanley Yadao, Andy Nii, Owen Kauahi, Phi- lip Wong, Sam Takata, Richard Koigawachi, Richard Sialana, Ronnie Sahot, Mgr. Roy Miyake. ails Robert Ikehara - Coach Andi' Nii CaPfaiIl Coach Ikehara successfully molded the champion Menehune Cagers to triumph over their opponents and re-claim the championship crown which had been theirs for six consecutive years, until Kauai Hi snatched it away in 1953. Captain Andy Nii ably led our boys to victory with his fine display of excessive speed and shooting accuracy., Other outstanding members of the team who will graduate this year were Owen Kauahi, Stanley Yadao, Lester Yaguchi, and Sam T akata. '72 Q Roy Miyake - Mgr. Owen Kauahi Andy Nii Kamiya Q62 dumps one in. gn-K Melvin Tsuchiya - Ass't. Coach Lester Yaguchi Stanley Yadao 4' Sam Takata Raymond Espino Richard Sialalla Richard Koigawachi Daniel Kamiya Kauahi 1145 lays another. Gordon Furtado Philip Wong R0H11ie Sahot HAMPIONS ORK Throughout the season Coach Ikehara maintained rigid practice sessions to keep the boys in top shape. At least two hours a day after school the boys dedicate to a gruel- ing system of warming up, learning, and perfecting new plays, and for inter-team scrimmage to strengthen defensive and offensive teamwork, The daily practice session had its results in the vast improvement of their playing talent. Coach Ikehara applied personal experience and extensive background to mold and wield a well-coordinated, well-trained team to threaten the title for the season. The Menehunes suffered two defeats in the first round of play but returned in the se- cond round with a surprising reserve of high spirits to win all of their games. Emerging as title champs of the second round, the Menehunes were again victorious at the outcome of the play-off game which was slated to decide the island champions. Our winning team represented the island of Kauai at the Shriner's Invitational Bas- ketball Tournament which is held annually on the Big Island, Hawaii. WHS 42 WHS 27 WHS 47 WHS 46 WHS 36 WHS 47 WHS 76 WHS 70 WHS 55 Play Off Pahala 40 KHS 43 Iiap, 40 KHS 52 Kap. 32 KHS 35 Kap. 41 KHS 49 Kap. 34 WHS 47 - KHS 39 , Kiiiliii 2 8 Pa 5 11' ua 1 5 3' QQ 4 ggi, Xu K K QL-Eglin -QQ X Q, if gk Rwgi ' VK sig Sv wffw A ii xwzgfx -W kv fx 4 Q ag' in , x Xgxyj Y 2 Arif--1 BASKHBA L J Bennett Holt - Coach Glenn De Costa Mgr The 1954 WHS version of its Junior Varsity squad proved too strong for its opponents. With an 8 won 0 lost record, the boys have guaranteed WHS in the years to come, teams of high calibre. Bennett Holt, Sr. has been coach of the J. V. squad for four seasons. With a 31 won 1 lost record for the past four seasons, we congratulate him for an excellent job. This year the team preferred to choose its captain prior to each game instead of electing a permanent captain. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 25 Wai Hi-Y 19 39 KHS 16 40 Kap, 17 55 KHS 21 41 Kap, 29 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 40 KHS 44 Kap. 55 KHS 42 Kap. 29 KHS L to R: Row 1: Frankedado Paiste, Ronald Holt, Elpedio Basa, Benjamin Viquelia, William Gonsalvesg Row 2 Robert Ya mada, George Paiste, Crispin Fontanilla, Maurice Munechikag Row- 3: Belgerio Mateo, Cipirino Otlang, John Funes Norman Morinaga I Nobuo Kubota-Ass't Coach Kfadayuki Okino-Ass't Coach Coach Allen Higashi-Ass't Mgr. Iwao Magam-Mgr, Lester Horibe-Ass't Mgr. Fred Tanira-Ass't Mgr. i L to R5 Row 1: Richard Koigawachi, Richard Ogata, Lindsay Yoshioka, David Uyeno, Maurice Arrisgadop Row 2: Edward Takanishi, Albert Saito, Myles Yasunaka, Raymond Higashi, Alan Morimoto, Daniel Kamiya, Calvin Matsuokag Row 3: Bernard Higa, David Yarnase, Burt Tsuchiya, Gilbert Sagawa, Edward Carveiro, Richard Sialana, Francis Muramoto, Jer- ome Mariano, Roy Murakami, Raymond Higashi David Uyeno Roy Murakami Bernard Higa King Baseball becomes the center of campus at- traction for all sports fans in and out of school around March when it takes its place in the realm of sports events in the school calendar, Mr. Norman Morinaga tutored the diamond team for the first time, ably assisted by Mr. Nobuo Kubota and Mr. Tadayuki Okino of the Alumni Association. Richard Ogata Myles Yasunaka M, 5 S Fi. 3 5 , ...eq if 'I X fs .. Y, Gilbert Sagawa Lindsay Yoshioka This year the squad of nine has emerged on the field showing vast improvement, Eight lettermen have returned to the team loaded with experience as valu- able assets to help Coach Morinaga produce a winning team. The highlight in baseball for activity this year will be their three-day trip to Honolulu, a pre-season event with a game scheduled against St. Louis College. Alan Morimoto Francis Morimoto Calvin Matsuoka Maurice Arrisgado : ,. . , M, Jerome Mariano Burt Tsuchiya Richard Sialana Edward Carvelro David Yamase Albert Saito Daniel Kamiya Edward Takanishi Richard Koigawachi Gilbert Sagawa R3Ym0Ud Higashi Pitcher MW 'X Left field Iwao Masaki Bernard Hlga Catcher Albert Sa1to Center f1e1d Second base Shortstop Lindsay Yoshioka Manager Pitcher 1 XV-AC4' Lester Yaguchi - Captain Richard Doi - Coach Athletic Director Richard Doi and Captain Lester Yaguchi together, head our '54 Uack team with the best of material on hand. Much can be expected of the entire team when the track contests begin in early May. As we go to press, the team is undergoing training to build stamina, increase speed and stride, and power. With the amazing feats of Captain Yaguchi, George Nohara, Robert Costa, Albert Oshiro, and I ames Hasegawa in past seasons and the whole-hearted effort of the other team members, the staff feels confident that Waimea will literally run off with the track championship this year. L to R: Row 1: John Funes, James Hasegawa, George Nohara, Lester Yaguchi, Albert Oshiro, William Yamane, Cipirino Otlangg Row 2: William Perpetua, William Gonsalves, Merlyn Sam Fong, Pedro Lomosad, William Makanui, Glenn De Costa, Alberto Batis, Edward Rapez, Lincoln Akanag Row 3: Maurice Munechika, Fred Tanabe, Kei Yamane, James Miike, Ralph Yaguchi, Andres Acoba, Regino Adorable, Emiliano Hubahib, Wallace Matsumoto, Anthony Black: Row 4: Manuel Pacheco, Daniel Izuka, Keiji Sugihara, Daniel Peters, Kenneth Iwai, Eugene Perry, Francis De Costa, John Takahashi. Manuel Pacheco - Ass't. Manager Howard Yoshinobu - Manager The boys at work. Roy Murakami - Ass't. Manager w ,.,............. P Q L-Rg Row 1: Robert Costa, George Nohara, Howard Yoshinobu, Lester Yaguchi, Frederick Nagata, Kazuo Kaneshiro, Andy Nii, Stanley Yadao, Peter Sabalag Row 2: Owen Kauahi, Walter Yamamoto, Gilbert Sagawa, Raymond Higashi, Richard Koigawachi, Ronnie Sahot, Cipirino Otlangg Row 3: Hirou Yoshimitsu, Myles Yasunaka, Lindsay Yoshioka, Iwao Masaki, Daniel Izukap Row 4: Richard Ogata, William Yamane, Daniel Kamiya, Raymond Espino. I I I I Robert Ikehara - Advisor Richard Doi - Advisor A W letter award earned through participation in any major sports event entitles a boy to membership in the Block W club. Its purpose is to promote sportsmanship and good health, encourage more active participation by as many stu- dents as possible in our school athletic program, and to be of service to the school in any way possible at any time. 84 INTRA -MURA L PRISONBA LL CHAMPS L to R5 Row lg Evelyn Hee, Elizabeth Cabacungan, Esmenia Domingo, Doris Saito, Barbara Bulatao, Jessie Shintani, Harriet Akanag Row 2: Shirley Boro, Janice Nitta, Rosario Estacio, Sally Yonamine, Patricia Mayo, Julia Kapahugkow 3: Jean Naka- moto, JanetSebastian, Michie Nishi, Bonnie Kajiwara, Hannah Makuaole, SiebelKajiwaragRow 4: Anna Kapahu, Dorothea Bayot, Eleanora Cabacungan, Mikie Masaki, Katherine Higashi, Lynette Muranaka. Outstanding GAA girl: Advisor: Leilani Fong Miss Barbara Bidwell This year the Girls'Athletic Association is advised by Miss Barbara Bidwell, girls physical education director. The pur- pose of this association is to promote health, to create a spirit of good sportsmanship, and to stimulate interest in athletics among the girls of Waimea High School. Among the popular sports this year were prisonball, basketball, baseball, volleyball, archery, and tennis. The girls' physical education classes and the upper classwomen finished the prisonball tournament with the third period class on top with five games won of the six played. In a three-way tie for second place, the period two class emerged with four wins out of the six games played, and the first period class in last place with no wins. All innamural competition took place during special periods, The selection for the outstanding senior girl with the highest record of points earned during her four years of G. A,A, participation went to Leilani Fong. 85 Girls show their skill in volle lfgflfl, ., , INT RAIVIU IQAL Siqblf-M. 'Q Sandra strikes the batter out. QBFXX - zx, .. ,J Shirley makes a basket. SPORTS Tennis champs in action, XWQQ M 1 Q x 44 q mir, Jw, 'Q-iiigsssszf r-ff . X Ak X I -L- QYIl--Vi-HX-I L7 -L-1-.U'Lil1 Ae I -A President: Secretary: ld N' h' ' A ' Vice-president: Gem 15 mmm lmua Oyakawa Treasure!! Raymond Dumapay Clifwrl Oka CLaf.u0jiavz4, Class Motto: Knowledge Is Power Class Song: 7, Halls of Ivy Class Flower: Vanda Orchid Class Colors: Lavender and White Mr. James Kimoto ' Mr. Ronald Suga shonnand1sL 2, 3 an 4 pzdpvgf W1-Sth Chorus General Business H. S. Chorus 'I'yPing1k2 Band18n2,38a4 Sth Soc. St, Mrs. Juanita Mundon Mr. Kazuichi Hirano Mrs. Misae Takanishi Sr,' English Sr, Soc. St. Sr. Home Problems Yearbook Algebra 18a 2 Hmkg. 3854, 58r6, '78a8 ABRAGAR, LOURDES Course: Commercial Lib. 33 CPO 3,43 Chorus 13 FBLA 3,43 GAA 1, 2. ADORABLE, FRANCISCA Course: Homemaking Sp. 83 Rally 23 Cho. 43 FHA 13 Dram.l3 GAA l,2,3,4. AGENA, ALICE M. Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 1, 43 l-I. R. Chrm. 1, 4g V-chrm..2, 3g Health 13 Sp. 83 Rally 1, 2, 3, 43 Can- yon Echo 3, 43 CPO 2,3, Sgt. 43 FHA Treas, 13 Dram. 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2. AKAZAWA, EUGENE Course: Vocational FFA 2, 3, 4. 92 AKO, HOWARD Course: Collegiate Civic 84 Assembly 2. ALEJADO, FRANCISCO Course: General Sch. Coun. 43 Sp. 82 Rally 1, 2, 43 Sch. Ct. 43 Ka Mene- hune 43 IPO 1, Clerk 2, Ass't. Chief 3, Chief 4. ALESNA, CRESENCIO Course: Vocational Civic 83 Assembly 13 IPO l, 2, 3, Capt. 43 FFA l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Jr. Vars. 23 Track 3, 4. ALMONDIA, ROSALINE Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 43 Cl. Sgt. -at- arms 23 Better Eng. 1, 2, 3, Chrm. 43 H, R. V-chrm. 2, Sec. l, 33 Ka Menehune 43 Cho. Chrm. 43 FHA 13 NHS 3,4, ARAKAKI, MAE M. Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 1, 2, 45 Cl. Sgt. - at-arms 25 H,R. Chrm. 1, 2, Sec. 45 Civic 85 Assembly Chrm, 45 Health 1, 35 Ka Menehune 45 CPO l,2,3, Lt. 45 FHA 15 NHS 3,45 JRC 2, 3, 4. eg, BALBARINO, LARRY Course: Gener 1 Health 25 IPO?Q:'Lt. 3, Capt,45 Cho. ,FFA 3,4. BAYOT, CECELIA Course: Commercial Lib. 45 CPO 2, 3,45 FHA 15 FBLA 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,4. BELLEZA , FLORENCE Course: Collegiate CPO 2, Lt, 3,'Capt. 45 Cho, 45 FHA 15 NHS 3,45 Dram, 4, GAA 1, 2. . QV BLACK, ANIHONY Course: Collegiate H, R. Treas. 45 Better Eng. l,2,3,45 Ka Menehune 45 Band 2,45 NHS 3, Sec. '45 Track 3,4, BORO, DONALD Course: Vocational Cho, 45 Band 3, FFA 2, 3, 45 Track 3. BUDUAN, JULIA Course: Commercial Cho. 2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,4, BULATAO IR. , JOSE Course: Collegiate Sch, Coun, l, 2, 45 H. R. Chrm, 1,25 Sp.8: Rally 2,3, 45 Canyon Echo 2, 35 Ka Menehune Ed. 45 Cho. 45 NHS 3, Sec. 45 Dram. 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. 93 Actlvlty' 4 FHA 3 GAA 2 CHIKAHIRO, RICHARD Course: General CHING, OPAL Course: Collegiate Canyon Echo 43 CPO 3, Capt, 43 NHS 33 Dram, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, CORPUZ, ROSITA Course: Collegiate Sch, Coun, 43 Lib. 23 Sch, Ct. 43 Ka Menehune 43 CPO 2, Capt, 3, Chief 43 Cho. 43 FHA 13 NHS 3, V-prel. 43 Dram, 43 GAA 1,4, cvo 3 4 che 4 FBLA 4 CORR- BARBARA GAA 1 2 3 Course: Co11eg1ate I I JPo 43 FHA ag FBLA 2,33 Dram. 43 GAA 1, 2, 3,4, DOMINGO, FLORENTINA Course: General Civic 85 Assembly lg IPO 3.4: Cho. 2,3,4: Band 3, 4: FHA lg GAA 1, 2, 3,4. DUARTE, STEVEN Course: Vocational Cho, 43 FFA 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Vars. 2, Capt. 3, Block W 2, 3, DUMAPAY, RAYMOND Course: Commercial Sch, Conn. 2, 35 Cl. Sgt, - at-arms 3, V-pres,4g H. R. Chrm. 2, 3g Def. Att'y. 3, 43 Band 45 Dram. 3, EGUCHI, ELOISE Course: Commercial Sp.8c Rally 45 FHA lg FBLA 4: GAA 2, 3, 4. EGUCHI, TADASHI Course: Vocational Football 3,45 Block W 2,4, EMPER, IUANITA Course: Commercial Ka Menehune 35 FBLA 4, ESTACIO, DOLORES Course: Commercial Civic Kc Assembly 25 CPO 2, Lt. 3,45 Cho. 2,45 FHA 15 FBLA 45 GAA 1, ESTEBAN, PACIFICO Course: Vocational Band 2, 3. 96 FELICIANO, THERESA Course: General Cho.45 Dram. 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, ' Wfffr A Z Y Co Voc onal H 1 ., B d 25 FFA 25 Dra . 5 ck 1. FONG, LEILANI Course: Commercial CPO 35 IPO 3, Lt. 45 Cho. 15 FHA 15 FBLA 45 Dram. 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3,4. FUIII, FRANCES H, Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 45 Cl. Sgt. -at- arms 35 H. R. V-chrrn. 45 Civic 85 Assembly 25 Bd. of Exam. 1,25 Ct. Comm. 45 CPO 2, Sgt. 3, Capt. 45 FHA 15 NHS 3,45 GAA 1, 2, FUIIMURA , ALICE Course: General Health 25 CPO 15 Cho. 45 FHA 1. GAMIAO, CRESENCIA Course: Commercial H.R. Sec,45 Rec.8: Rep. 45 Ka Menehune 45 FHA 2, 3 FBLA 3,45 GAA 2,3,4. GARMA , BONIFA CIO Course: Vocational FFA 2, 3,45 Football 2,35 Track 1, 4. GURTIZA, HELEN Course: Collegiate S. B, Sec. 45 Cl. Sec. 1, 2, 35 H.R. Sec. l, Treas. 15 Fin. 15 Hdbk. Sec.35 Rec.8r Rep. Chrm. 45 Ka Menehune Bus. Mgr. 45 CPO 2, 3, 45 FHA Sec. 1, V-pres. 2, 3, Pres. 45 NHS 3,45 FBLA 3,4. xslt lla! HAMADA IR., RICHARD M Course: General IPO 15 Band l,2, 3,45 Foot- ball l, 2. HAMADA, RONALD Course: General Cho. 2, 3,45 Football Mgr. 2, 35 Block W 3. l-IAMASAKI, DAVID Course: General Cho. l, 2, 3. HIGA , BERNARD Course: General Band 2, 3,45 Baseball 3, 4, 1 HIGASHI, RAYMOND Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun, 2,33H.R,Chrm. IGAWA STANLEY 2, 33Sp.8L Rally 13 Football Comsen' Cone ine Mgr. 2,3,43 Baseball 3, 4, Fm 1 3 4, fdbk 3 0 l 9 1 I o 0 HIROZAWA, JANET Course: Collegiate H. R. Treas. 2,42 Lib. 1, 33 Ka Menehune 43 FHA l3 INOUYE, PERCY GAA 1. Course: Vocational HONZAKI, YORIE Course: General FHA l, 33 FBLA 3. IBARA, KENNETH F. Course: Collegiate S. B.V-pres. 3, Pres, 43 Sch. ISAGAWA, JANET Course: Commercial l-I.R. V-chrm. 4s Health 4g Lib. 2s Rec. 82 Rep, 43 Ka Menehune 43 NHS 3, 43 FBLA V-pres. 43 GAA 2. cami, 2, 3, 4, c1. pres. 1, ISHIHARA, GLADYS 23 H. R. Chrm, lg Hdbk' Course: General chrm.33 NHS 3,4, FHA 13 NHS 33 GAA 1, 2. IWAMI, RAY Course: Commercial Civic 85 Assembly 4g Can- yon Echo 4: FBLA 4. JKI ' 3' fwiiaffle Cfvic Sa Assefnbfy 3,45 Sp, as Rally 13 NHS 3,4g Dram, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, IZUKA, SHIRLEY Course: General Awards 3,45 CPO 2,35 Band 2,3g FBLA 4: GAA 1, 2,3,4. KAKUDA, LESTER K, Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 1, 2, 3,43 H. R, Chrm, 1, 2, 3,4g Soc.4g Bd. of Exam. 1, 33 NHS 3, 45 Basketball Jr. Vars. l, 2, Vars. 3. KALI, ALEXANDER P. Course: Collegiate Health lg Poster 3: IPO 2: Cho.4g Dram, 45 Track 3. KALI, KENNETH Course: Commercial Health lg Sp. RL Rally 25 Band 2, 3gFBLA 4g Football lg Basketball Jr. Vars. lg Track Ass't. Mgr. 1, KANESHIRO, KAZUO Course: Vocational Sch.Coun. 4g H. R,Ch'vm. 4, Treas. 3: Civic 8a Assembly 2: Sp. Kc Rally 1, 23 IPO Lt. 2,3,Capt,4g Dram.4g Foot- ball l, 2,3,4g Basketball Jr. Vars. Mgr, lg Block W 2, 3, 4. KAOHI, BETTY Course: Commercial H.R,Sec, lg Health 2:CPO 2, 3, 45 Cho. 4: GAA 1, ' 'wif si Q trlwf 1 asf ,ma C ,IFS 5 X KASHIWABARA, RICHARD Course: Vocational Ivo 1,2,33 FFA 2, 33 Track 1, 2. KAUAHI, OWEN C. Course: Vocational IPO 2, 3, Capt. 43 FFA 2, 3, 43 Basketball Ir. Vars. 2, Vars. 3, 4. KAWANE, EDWIN Course: Vocational Civic ec Assembly 43 FFA a,4, KINOSHITA, DAISY Course: Collegiate H,R, Sec. 2: Lib. 3,42 Ac- tivity 43 CPO 3,43 FHA 13 GAA 1, 2. 100 KISHIMOTO, ELLEN Course: Vocational Ch0n4: FHA 2,33 GAA 3, KIYONAGA, AIKO Course: Vocational Health 4. KIYONAGA, SETSUKO Course: Commercial Band 3,42 Cho. 3,43 FBLA 43 GAA 2,3. KOGA, ROBERT Course: Collegiate KOIKE, MAZIE H. Course: Collegiate H. R. Sec. 13 Civic 85 As- sembly 1,21 Health 33 Can- yon Echo 3, Bus. Mgr. 43 CPO 2, 3, Sgt. 43 FHA l, Sec. 2, Treas. 33 NHS 3,45 GAA l, 2. KOJIRI, JANE Course: Collegiate Health 23 Soc. 3,-43 Acti- vity 3s Fin,13 Ka Menehune 43 FHA 13 Dram. 23 JRC 3, KOIIRI, JEAN Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 43 H. R. Sec, 1, 2, 33 Soc. 3, Chrm. 43 Can- yon Echo 3, 43 FHA 13 NHS 3, 43 Dram. 2. KOKAME, GEORGE Course: Vocational Band 2, 3, 4. , .R KONDO, JUNE T, Course: Collegiate H. R. Sec, 13 Health 43 Awards 3, Sec. 43 Canyon Echo 3,43 FHA 13 IRC 1. KUDAISHI, ESTHE1 S, Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 43 H.R. Sec. l, 2, 3,43 Awards 3, Chrm. 4, FHA 1, 2, Sec. 43 NHS 3, Pres. 4. KUTAKA, DONALD Y. Course: General IPO 1, 2,33 FFA 2, 3,4. LAMPITOC, LOLITA Course: Commercial Lib. 1, 23 CPO 3,43 Ch0,43 FHA 1, 101 sembly 2 Soc 3 Poster MAKIZURU, WALTER Sec 3 Chrm 4 Ka Mene Course: Vocational hune Art Ed 4 FHA1 NHS Sp.8:Ra11y lg Ka Menehune 3,4, FBLA 3 GAA 1 2 3 3,4: Band 3,4. urs 1ate MAKUAOLE, HANNAH GAA 1 2 3 4 Course: General Cho 2- FHA 15 FBLA lg GAA I Course Vocauonal MANADAYn SOI-'IDAD mb 1 FFA 3 4 Track 1, Course: General Cho. 3,43 FHA 2,35 GAA 1 2, s,4, MARIANO, IEANETTE Course: General Sch. Coun, 45 Civic SL As- sembly 1gSp. 8cRa11y 2,3, Chrm! 43 Cho. 3: NHS 3 GAA 1, 25 Songleadez 4, MARTIN, DOLORES Course: General CPO 1, 2, Sgt, 33 Capt. 43 Cho. 3, 43 FHA 1, 23 GAA 1, 2. MASAKI, IWAO Course: Commercial Health 43 Fin. 23 FBLA 43 Football 3, Mgr. 2,42 Base- ball Mgr. 1, 2, 3,4. MASAKI, JANET Course: Collegiate Lib. 33 Ka Menehune 33 NHS 3, 43 GAA 1,2. MATSUDA, THOMAS T, Course: Commercial H.R. Treas.43 Civic 83 As- sembly 1, 23 Rec. 83 Rep. 33 Ka Menehuue 43 FBLA Treas.43 Football 2, 3, 4. MEDEIROS, MADELINE Course: Commercial Cho. 33 FHA 13 NHS 3,42 GAA 1, 2, 3. MENDONSA , DIANA Course: Commercial Civic 84 Assembly 33 Lib. 43 Cho. 3,43 CPO 2, 3,43 FHA 13 NHS 3, 4. MIYAKE, ROY Course: Collegiate Sch, Coun, 1, 2, 33 H. R, Chrm. 1, 2, 3, V-chrm, 43 Hdbk.1, 2, 33 Pros. Att'y. 43 NHS 3, V-pres. 43 JRC 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Jr, Vars, Mgr,1, 2, Vars. Mgr. 3, 4, MOMOI-IARA, EDITH Course: General Sp. 8rRa11y 1, 4QIPO 3, Sgt, 43 Band 3,43Dram, SSGAA 1, 3, 4, MORI, GEORGE Course: Vocational sp.a Rally 43 FFA 2, 3,4, MORIBE, KATHRINE Course: General Poster 33 FHA 33 FBLA 43 GAA 23 Dram.4. MORIMOTO, ALAN Course: General Civic 83 Assembly 33 Fin, 23 IPO 2, 3, 43 Basketball Ir. Vars. 2. NABESHIMA , EMIKO Course: Commercial CPO 3,42 Cho. 4: FBLA 45 GAA 1, 2, 3. 104 A NAGATA, FREDERICK M. Coursez Collegiate Bd. of Exam. 2, 33 Soc. 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball Ir, Vars. 13 Vars. 2, 33 Base- ball l, 2, 33 Block W l, 2, 3, 4. NAKAAHIKI, MARY Course: Commercial IPO 3, Capt. 43 Band 3,43 FBLA 43GAA 1,2,3,43 FHA 1. NAKAMOTO, WARREN Course: Vocational Sp. 83 Rally 4. NAKAO, NORMA Course: Collegiate CPO 1,2,3,43 Cho.43 FBLA 2, 33 GAA 1, 2, 3. NAKATA, MILDRED Course: Commercial Lib.45 FBLA 3,45 GAA 1,2. NAMIMOTO, NORA Course: Commercial H. R. Sec. 15 Health 35 Lib. 35Rec.8aRep. 45Ka Mene- hune 45 FHA 15 FBLA 45 GAA 2. NH, ANDY Y. Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 3, 45 C1.V-pres. 35 H.R. Chrm. 3,45 Lib.25 Election 1,2,3,45 Def.Att'y. 1,25 Ass't. Pros. Att'y. 35 Ka Menehune 45 NHS 35 Bas- ketball Jr. Vars. 2, Vars. 3, capr.45 Block w 3, 4. NIITANI CHARLES Course: General FFA 35 Track 2. NIITANI, ESTHER ,Coursez Commercial 'I-f.R. Sec. 35 Health 35 Sp. 8a Rally 45 CPO 2, 3, Lt.45 FBLA 2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2. NISHIMORI, GERALD Course: Commercial Sch. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cl, V-pres. 1, 2, Pres. 3, 45 H. R. Chrm. 1,25 Soc. 1, 2, 3,45 NHS 35 FBLA 45 Dram. 45 Basketball Jr.Vars. 25 Vars. 3. NOHARA, CAROLE Course: Collegiate H. R. Sec. 35 Health 25 Hdbk. 35 Cho. 15 NHS 3, 45 GAA 1. NOHARA, GEORGE Course: General Lib. 25 FFA 2,3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, Co-capt. 45 Basket- ball Jr. Vars. 1, Vars. 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Block W 2, 3,4. 105 OBATAKE, STANLEY Course: Collegiate OKA , CLIFTON Course: General Cl. Treas. 43 Soc, 23 Fin. 1, 43 Ka Menehune 4. OKA BE, GEORGE Course: General IPO 2, 33 Cho. 43 FFA 2, 3, 43 Track 3. OKUHARA, EDITH Y. Course: General Sch, Coun. 43 H.R.SSC. 2, 33 Lib. 1, 2, 33 Poster 33 Canyon Echo 3, Ed.4:Cho. 43 FHA 13 NHS 3, 4. OKUMOTO, MILDRED H. Course: Collegiate Sch.Coun. 43 H.R.V-chrm 3, Sec. 1,42 Sp. 8a Rally 3 Ka Menehune 43 CPO 3 Sgt. 43 FHA 13 NHS 3, 4 GAA l, 2. OLORES, ANGELA Course: General Sp. 8: Rally l, 2, 33 CPO 2, 3,43 Cho. 2,42 FHA 1, 33 Dram. 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. ORDINARIO, EMILIANA Course: Collegiate H. R. Sec. 13 Civic 8.3 As- sembly 43 Health 33 Lib, 23 Canyon Echo 43 FHA 13 GAA 1. OSHIRO, ALBERT Course: General Civic 83 Assembly 43 Lib, 13 FFA 2,3,43 Football 2, 3, Co-capt. 43 Track 1, 2, 3,43 Block W 1 2, 3, 4. PAALUA, ROSABELLE OTLANG CRISTOBAL Course: Commercial ' Cho. 3,43 FHA lg GAA 2, Civic eiAssemb1y 3: Sp.8i 3- 4- Raiiy 1, 2, 4: Lib.1. Course: General PANTORILLA , SHIRLEY Course: General OYADOMORI RUBY ' P 43 .3 5 A Course: General I O Cho '4 GA 1'2' FHA ai FBLA 4. 3' OYAKAWA, ALMIRA A, Course: Collegiate RAMA' PHILOMENA Sclhcoun. 3: C10 sec' 4, H Course: Commercial R.chrm.3,v-c1um.1,sec. H' R' V'Ch'm' 4' Sec' 3' 1,23 Election 2,35 soc. 3, CPO 2-3-4' FB'-A 3' Pres' 4iAss'i.c1erk 2,33 Ka Me- 4' mam' 4' nehune 43 CPO 2, 8, Capt, 4: NHS 3, Pres, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, RUIZ, LILLIAN OZAKI, MILDRED Course: Vocational Course: Commercial ACfiVifY 33 CPO 1: IPO 2, H. R. sec, 4, Civic si As- si Cho, 1,s,4i FHA lg GAA sembiy 2,35 cPo 2, 3,43 1,2,3. Cho. 4: FHA 1, FBLA 43 Dram. 2g GAA 1, Health 2g Sp.8i Rally 2, 33 J-L V 'JJ if H G, SAKAI, HAZEL K, Course: Commercial Sch. Coun. 45 H.R. Sec. 2, 35 Sp. 8: Rally 45 Election 3, Chrm.45 Rec. 8: Rep, 35 Canyon Echo 45 CPO 2, 3, 45 FHA 35 GAA 1, 2, 3. SAKATA , ANN Course: Commercial H. R. Treas. 15 Health 45 Lib, 25 Ka Menehune 45 FHA 15 FBLA Sec. 45 GAA 2. SAKODA, JANE T. Course: Commercial FHA 15 FBLA 45 GAA 1. SAKODA , LILLIAN Course: Vocational 1,115.45 Cho,2,3,45 FHA 3 SANTIAGO, SYLVIA Course: Collegiate Civic 8eAssembly 3,4gAc- tivity 35 Ka Menehune 35 IPO 3, 4: FHA 1: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIGEMORI, KANOE Course: Commercial FHA 1: FBLA 3, 41 NHS 3, GAA 3. SHIMA BUKURO, AIKO Course: General Ka Menehune 45 CPO 2, 3, 4: FHA 1: GAA 1, 2, 3. SHIMAZU, FRED s, Course: General Band 3. SHINAGAWA, FRED S. Course: Vocational FFA 2, 3, 4. SHIRAI, RONALD Course: General Band 1, 2, 3, 4g IPO 1, 2. SILVA, JOHN Course: General A Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Cho. 2, 3, 4: FFA 4. SOKUGAWA, CAROLYN K, Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 4: Health 2, 3, Chrm.4g Lib. 2, 3: Canyon Echo 3, 45 CPO 3, Sgt. 43 FHA 1: NHS 3,4g GAA 1, 2. 109' SOMEDA, SALLY Course: Commercial Health 1, 2, 3, Lib. lg sp, TAKATA, SAMUEL K. 85 Rally lg Ka Menehune Course: Vocational 4g CPO 3g Cho, 13 FHA 1: Health 2g Cho.4g FFA 2, 3, Dram. 4, 4g Basketball Ir. Vars. 1, 2, Vars 3 4. SONODA, MABEL Course: Commercial H.R.Sec.4: Health 35 Lib. TANABE THEODORE 2, 3, Sec. 4g Ka Menehune Course, 'Vocational 4PFHA 12 FBLA 41 GAA 2- Health 4: Band 3,4: FFA 2 3, 4. SOUZA, STEPHEN I, Course: General TANGO, ANTONIO FFA 2, 3. 4- Course: Vocational H. R. Chrm. 43531161 2, 3, 4g FFA 2, 3,4, TAKANISHI, EDWARD Course: Collegiate Sch'C0'm'1' H'R'Ch'm'1' TOYOFUKU CHARLES , - I Better Eng' 4' Ka Menehu Course: Vocational 34:13 111134, ne' me ' FFA 2,a,4. TUMBAGA, CARLINA Course: General Better Eng. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 45 CPO 2, 3, Capt. 45 Cho, 15 FHA 2, 3,45 NHS 3. UECHI, KAZUO Course: General ULANDAY, GABRIEL Course: General Sch,Coun, 45 H.R, Chrm. 45 Lib. 15 Canyon Echo 45 Cho. 2, 4. YAGUCHI, LESTER Course: Collegiate Sch. Coun. 25 H.R. Chrm. 2, Treas. 35 Lib. 15 Better Eng. 2, 35 Soc.45 Fin.35 Bd. of Exam.3,45NHS 3,Treas. 45 Football 2, 3,45 Basket- ball Vars. 3,45 Track l, 2, 3, Capt. 45 Block W 3, 4, YAMAMOTO, DANIEL Course: Vocational YAMAMOTO, RICHARD Course: Collegiate S. B. Treas. 45 Sch. Coun. 1 D 45 C1, Treas. 1, 2,35 H. R. Chrm.1, Treas. 25 Fin, 1, 2, 3, Chrm,45 NHS 3,4, YADAO, STANLEY Course: Vocational YAMAMOTO, WALTER Course: Vocational Civic 8, Assembly 4, SP' 8, FFA 2, 3,45 Football 3,4. Rally 4, Poster 4, Band 3, 45 FFA 2,3,45 Basketball Ir. Vars, 2, Vars. 3, 4, YARIS, GABRIEL Course: Vocational Cho. 2, 3, 43 FFA 2, 3, 4. YOKOI, THOMAS Course: Collegiate Civic 83 Assembly 3. YONAMINE, RICHARD Course: Vocational Civic 8: Assembly 33 Lib. 43 FFA 2, 3,4. 112 .L 'Ll 1 rd - - YONEKAWA, WALTER Course: Vocational FFA 2,3,4. Q. YOSHINOBU, HOWARD Course: Vocational 3H.R. Treas. 2, 33 Health li Ka Menehune 43 Band 13 Track Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 43 Block W 2, 3, 4. YOSHIOKA, LINDSAY Course: General Band 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3,43 Block W 2, 3, 4, M 'W WM MQ? Jw WM? gi N AS W W mfifsf , CQ ,f QM i47a2f3?cZ,Q 941711 ' Lavgvw l ,A' 1 ,ZW AK.. ,JJ swgwgfwffffw M99 jg? MQ V f Q' . fi' I MQ V ,M. L ', '!'J N Q fm f 4' RWM wwf L , . yy wi , 17 , , Q 'fx X Vg-E X0 'ff if 'S aw , 5' ' ww? K CT' EA BM , a, , J- ,f '.f R X! Q.. I J , J J D' N 1 V + : x 1 L, . L., 1 I Kp IN Q , A .S X' X .YI N - X R15 , , X F N N 56 F X5 - x,' g-- x. X . 1 ,L X , -ui - . NSN ' A, 32 :X W xxx '-,, i N 52 , V N WSE H. m Q, 'v