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

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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.

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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