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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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U fb ' at A L i Q V' A Z 1 1 3' E W .zz .: fx: , , A k , 8 1 V X Q Q ,T N' :Q xwlg f g 1 .5 ve 1 ., i , 1: X X in ,, 3 1 'EN ...hw '77!f5 EMD VWQ fvw--,7 -rw, wr, fn-f 64,74 35 W , v OREWORD 'P . f 'A' UWWWNWW 'yd ' H , 'fi 'W rw-pu fini fblgfy f , 3 s ol class was gra uate , o ay aimeac oast fa zi,:,,:: ' Cmfmfi i ' i i I The staff of Ka Menehune hopes hat this 1957 edition ' P wi r f prigevss r h , i year a .d perha bridge the past 2 sh 2 at a other milestone in cation has bee ' , 7 f7 14f27 fVf7i 7 ijrrvvf 710 Qfzfrr Z I To the Class of 1957, the Twentieth Anniversary lass, h and to the Elementary School, the Diamond Jubilee asses, . the Staff of Ka M ehune fondly 1211168188 this n ers y H ' I, i,ggpLp7 m7 OL0 fb-fl-772 . 0 '7 471 70'WV 7 fvwvyfyi f?'Y'p'y ICAWZYLW rv --MQW L , Mhfybwfiaswflzffl fwfwv WW WM . 5 , . . ywwawfaaaaaaw Aw 2 U, y MM Amliffwwifww-wqffwivmwffmf -'-Q! vfypwypwnwy pffW , fill MLQMZZQZZ -17 .Q Q I X 3014 057 fgfwdlfnfyfv-ysfw-vfyfflny pjg ZWFKAIUQWAWOW M4 W1 W fwfgzqfff' 'Z KVWW 1-Zfigmuagls My ,H -. QW ,M W7 Q Www' fp - M71 'f TX 7 Qi? K WW, F WE? ,fw-fwz fri' . It 'Y JK WWW mfg WWW 5 ,'f 7j2! M56 WWWWVYQWWHYMWW 57CFiT7C5E lZrrrf5WTI6fW1' vf fW'7f J mg WfI52W W f Y ,UBILEE ffm' Wm WWW of n 7K'9'LfWf'vf WM 7517571 ??h V7 5 ffaf '7'!f7 TpNf f'f2fA 7ff475f LW M 1 -3 F aiu ADIVIINIE I ,,, i rmrr uom THEY INSPIRE U5 Mr, Shlzuo Tsuchrya U. of Hawaii, Ed. B. PI'1l'1C1P31 Wt?- Mrs. Esther Robinson Terrltorral Normal School V1ce Prmcrpal Xl as E, ,Exif gi? Mrs. Metevier and senior clerks work diligently. Mr Fusao Tanabe Mrs Sumrko Metevler '9::.'w School Secretary TYPNT aa.. - -, , fs ,Y f Q av Q . i lf ' 1 SECONDARY STAFF Miss Barbara Bidwell U. of Iowa, B. S. Girls Phy. Ed, Mr. Richard Doi Springfield, B. S, Colorado State, M. A, Boys Phy, Ed. Miss Ruby Emura Colorado State, B. A. Alg,, Pl. Geom. Trig. 8a Solid Geom. .4 Mr. Horace Goto U. of H., Ed. B. Ir. Eng., Speech , gs l Fiff F? f Mrs. Violet Hee U. of H. , Ed. B. Columbia, M, A, Jr. Eng. , Yearbook rv. fi. .... i Z, ,,,:,.,x Q7 5 f, , ,. , , Mr. Yasuo Higa wis, stare, B. s. George Peabody, M. A. Physics, Chemistry , 1 . f 3 s. r wages X ., is A is 'icxffbisfi 2. X . rs'-rs . Q r . X . A- .ms Bai . is-sf - - . -X.. QW .Y idk S 1 Q 'E if Mr. Kazuichi Hlrano U. of H. , B. A, Sr. Soc. , Counselor ' -L n 4 .' I 9 . 0 ' . ' Miss Betty Itakura U. of H., B. A. MO. St. Teachers, M. A. Sophmore Social Studies ' '- Q- .3 h X s. k k .P Mr. Takashi Kajihara s U. ofH., B, s, Vocat'1 Agr. , Math, mx, N my is. me ff ...iw iw? 4.5 'dl Mrs. Koichi Kanna Territorial Normal School Librarian Mr, James Kimoto Colo. State, B. A. Newswrtg., Gen. Math. Bkkg. , Typing, Dr. Ed. ' . - Mr. Yoshio Kawakami Mrs. Florence Morinaga ' . U. of Hawaii, B. A. U. of H. . B- A- Sr. Soc. Stu. , Alg. Bi010gY ,.. ,.L..W,..... 'FW 3 ...qw x i ii .. if Teachers add pep to student yells. Mr. Kenneth Kawate U. of H., B. S. Vocat'1 Agr. Mr. Norman Morinaga U. of Mo., B. A, Mech. Drg., Woodwork Mrs. Juanita Mindon U. of H., B, A. Senior English Mrs. Ethel Kim U. of H. , B. S. Freshmen Soc. Stu. ln.. r. Yoshiharu Ogata N. H. S. Tea honors teach ers, Miss Ellen Togikawa out Institute, B. S. Gustavus Adolphus, B. S ech. Drg., Metal Shop Hmkg. , Sr. Home Prob virs. Elaine Okimoto 'ark College, B. A, Iolumbia, M. A. iophmore English ld D! s. Rosaline Purdy mingham South, B. ping, Shorthand neral Business Mr. Ronald Suga U. of H., B. A. Elem. Music, Band Chorus, Drama, Math. Mrs. Misae Takanishi U. of H., B. S. Freshmen Homemaking Mr. Melvin Tsuchiya U. of H., Ed. B. Freshmen English ,, Mr Stanley Tsuzaki U. of Wis. B. A. Colorado State, M. A. Spanish, Mathematics ELEM. STAFF Mrs. Ellen Ako Territorial Normal School Grades 1 Sc 2 Mrs. Sadako Doi Howard Payne, B. S. Colorado State, M. A. Grades 4 8a 5 Mr. Takeshi Fujita U. of H., B. A. U, s. C., M, s. Grade 8 Mrs. Elaine Kojiri U. of H., Ed. B. Grades 2 8: 3 Mrs. Velma McA1ister Neb. Wesleyan, B. A, Colorado A 85 M Grades 3 8a 4 Miss Helen Masaki U. of H., Ed. B. Grades '7 8: 8 Mrs Doris Miyake U. S. C., B. A. Grade '7 Mrs. Yone Miyake Territorial Normal School Grade 6 Mrs. Naoko Ogata U. of H., Ed. B. Kindergarten Mrs. Hannah Sakai U. of H., Ed. B. Grades 58a 6 an 495 'A ,,. ,9 X -N W a a Q S 0-0 'Q' -S75 ski' e kv W R if xg Ax s sk ,Q fig E fgm sr -isp. Q -eu. Q 5 Hin X .2131 Ig' lf' N f Qf.'?1.:Ei il - r vt fi 1 g.. r ..fZ?v Q pg msg r zpfw, s'f,f4 . ,z'qw'p .1 1 fs' Q14 1' 3 if q - uf! 1' 5 f Q-37, '- ., 5 Q, , nv fp Q3 ugh' ,f 1,9 93 . Mrs. Frances Smith Miss Rena Tamshiro U. of H., Ea, B. A U. of H., Ed. B, Grades 3 8a 4 Kindergarten . c CUSTODIAL STAFF Row 1: Mr. T. Katadag Mr. K. Ganeko, Mr. S. Nishikawa Row 2: Mrs. M. Okada, Miss J. Yamachika I S Miss Ruth Tamashiro Mary Hardin Baylor, B. S. Remedial Reading Class as fs. A ' I- . des , if A gg Mrs. Ginevra Waterhouse Territorial Normal School Grade 1 CAFE TERIA STAFF Row 1: Mrs. E. Fujimurag Mrs. E. Kaukani Row 2: Mrs. S. Okiharag Mrs. C. Nitta, Mrs, R. Mishima ll XX I y .z uv. Y ls ' 4 4 . . -I fl Ld ' 'if i I 'iz' Xp s XX 5531? X W M , i Sansone X 1 Q N Q- .fa 8,2 SENIOR Q5 DVISOR , ,Pj Q P' fi Mr. Kazuichi Hirano f , W, ' Sb Mr-s. Juanita C. Mundon Mr. Yoshio Kawakam 1 iv' W, K. r Miss Ellen Togikawa . ,,.:.V I V K , i a n Mr. Yasuo Higa Mr. Ronald Suga i OFFICER X CL S5 Tdvms x. President Daniel Miyasato . y I ' 1 1 at IDL 'I I this 3' A Q Pedro Lom 1. Vloyce Burt Kobayashi Vice-President Secre Treasurer Class Colors: Lavender a White Class Flower: Vanda Class Motto: A Step Forward Is A Step To Success PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Our final year in high school has drawn to a close, and as we approach graduation we recall so clearly the day we first entered our beloved Alma Mater. We have progressed tremendously since that memorable day when we were bashful freshmen, Our progress has been a conspicuous one. Under competent supervision and guidance, we have molded ourselves into individuals, confident and sturdy seniors. We have carried out our class motto: A Step Forward Is A Step To Success. As a climax to our senior year, it is my hope that every senior will enrich his memories of the class of '57 with events of class day, senior prom, banquet an d picnic. I Sincerely, Daniel Miyasato PRESENTING Tl-IE ,ww P' Frederic Abeshima Waimea Poster 1, 2, 3, 4 Rosita Abreu Harxapepe Chorus 2,3,4: CPO 4 Andres Acoba Wahiawa Track 1, FBLA 3,4 Agena, Lily Kekaha CPO 2, 3: Sgt 4gJRC 35 RR Sec. 4gSch, CT Clk 4: NHS 4 Lorna Ahn Kaumakani Sch. Coun, 4gCar1yon Echo 3, Assis't Ed, 4g Better Eng. 2,3,4g Lib, 1: FHA 1,2,3, Hist0rian4:CPO 2, 3, 4g NHS 3,4g RR Treas. 23 Quill gc Scroll 4 Howard Akagi Eleele Q ,i 'UF SENIORS OF l957 Hllwmwmxnnllhh Leilani Arakaki Clinton Akana Waimea Mana FHA lg Civic SL Assem. lg Spirit 84 ,Rally 2g FBLA 3 Better Eng. l, 2, 3, 43 R R Sec. lg RRTreas. 3: RR V- chm 25 RR chm 2,43 sch. , Ct 29 Sch.Coun. 2,4g IR C 35 Canyon Echo 3,4gTrack3 Roland Albarado Makaweli Kekaha Leimomi Bal Footbal1l,2,3, Co-Cpt4g gpg 1' 2, Sgr 3, Lt 45 IPO ZIFFA 2. 3,4?Jf 13514191 Spirit XL Rally 3g RR Treas 2.31 SPi1'it8CRa11Y 33310014 35 Chorus 35 Yearbook 4 W 3, 43 Band 33 Lib, 4 Stanley Aluag Raymond Balagan Kg a ' Iiaumakani RR gRRTea5, 2: Football 2, 3 IRC'1,2:JP 1: 21 Track 3, 1r1t Sc Rally 35 Yearbk4gCivic8L Assem. 4 v .., 'V' 'Q l 'aff ,J I lv T7 S NX 56 John Baloyot Kekaha Bskbl lg rTrac 1,2, 3, 4: CQ? L, 2' H Q1lsLo,F IVY Milf A on WE LOVE 'E,HE HALL IVY :THAT SURROUN sus HERE TODAY AND WE w113,L FOR ', 'THU' WE FAR, FAR AWAY, TO THE HALL A HALL,QibE IVY, EVERYV WILL BID EAREWELL AND S16XMk:ME E6'UN'TwrL1GHT, LIIE oLD VESPER BELL, JL Allan Barcase Waimea Jpo 1, Lt 2, Assisw Chief Chief 4g RR Chm lg RR Vice FFA 2pL br RR Vice hgx an 3 7 a . ff! Eff ' I LL N :VAL rxdju ,L . M vi .j X V . 'Uv' S Y 'll Florida Bermodes Kekaha FHA 1, 25 Chorus 3,4 Lvr 1 1 , y, . X, L ! X ,X , ai X Z. Angel Barino Makaweli Chorus 2, 3, 4, JRC3 ,X ,r ll . PQ Elpedio Basa Makaweli IV 15 Vars. 2, 3, Cp 4g Class Treas. 1 2,3g ch. Cou a . Fin. 1,5 - tter Eng. lgfrack 5 NHS 3,45 Block W 3,43 School Council 4 ilk! O4 S XL 'ilk Chm lg Spirit 8a Rally 1, 3, 4: Sch. Coun. 1,4g Better Eng. 1,25 FFA 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4g Sch. Ct 4: Track 35 Cheer ldr 3,4g NHS 4 Lope Bolosan Hanapepe RR Treas. 1, 2g Yearbk, Co-Art Ed. 43 Library4 A fi O QC!! X 1 Elizabe abacungan Nu 4, ' I RR U2 s. 1 F , , 4: Sch. Counf! 1 P lg os , 2, 45 Spi cgi Rally 45 Dramatics EXW Ernest Campos Waimea Band 2,35 Awards 2 gums O0 Fernando Carrllio E31-1 Ching Kekah-2 Kalaheo Spirit8a Rally 4g IRC 3: FFA 2,3,4: Spirit8L Rally Baseball 4g FFA 2, 3, 45 4, Band 35 T1-ack 3 PTC 3 4g Track 3 k Luo 9 ov Q O 1 ffyx Cl Clifjp If if D I ' .af I ' L u lf f 1 C f ,N , W , Rose Marie Correa Kalaheo FHA 35 Spirit SL Rally 35 C9 2' ff' , will ff Y ' ' L . 11,1 .4 f KQ. l Ernest Costa Kalaheo Band 2,3XFFA 4 ONEDAYAHUSHWILLFALL,THEFOOTSTEPSOFUSALL WILL ECHO DOWN THE HALLS AND DISAPPEAR ANDAS WE SADLY START, OUR IOURNEYS FAR APART PART OF EVERY HEART WILL LINGER HERE, A IN THE SACRED HALLS OEIVY, WHERE WE'VE LIVED AND LEARNED TO KNOW THAT THROUGH THE YEARS WE'LL SEE HER, IN THE SWEET AFTERGDOW, G31 W Esmenia Domingo Kekaha FHA 1,2gSpi1'it8cRa11ygRR Treas, lg RR V-Chm 13 RR Chm2glRSec. 2gStu. Coun. 2gIPO1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus Chm FHA 1, 2, 33 Awards 4g 4 Canyon Echo 3,4 Charlotte Date Waimea ypxca, if ls' -,, Francis De Costa Kekaha RR Chm 4, Health 3, Bskbl 35 Track 35 FFA 3 4g PTC 3,4g Sch. Coun. 4 Robert Dela Cruz ' Kekaha Daniel yields the floor. Stanley Dela Cruz A-'29 'i Kaumakani Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Raymondo Domingo Waimea Civic 8: Assem. 2, 3g Sch. Court 3, Chorus 3, JRC 4, Defense Attorney 4 6 A Elec ureg . ,-, Wu Gi al 20514: FFA 2,35 and , gFBLA 4 s , gift :A A fi Schoo1's out for the day! Elizabeth Eclipse Kekaha FHA 1 4' FBLA 3 CPO lg Chorus 4g Health lg l l Y Breatt'I'ce Fnok IiIa,hEipe'pe ,X X Lih, 1g'FtH A lg iii ic Sc SCl'l.'l,N3, Chm4gl,H alth 3 Yearhk 45'qch. Coun. 4, N H S 3, 4 Y Alice Eugenio 4 Eleele Civic SL Assem. 23 CPO 2, Sgt 3, Lt 45 FHA 2,3,4g NHS 3, 4g Canyon Echo 3, Ed. 4: Health 35 Quill8L Scroll 3,4g Sch, Coun. 4: Cho1us4gDxama4gPRSec.4 Jesus Feliciano Waimea Chorus 2,3,4g Football 4 Ramona Feliciano Waimea IPO 2, 3, Sgt 4g Chorus 2, 33 GAA 2, 3,4 B8 ,f' Cf 3 fi ' ig. 21 Fra ces Fu'ii L mv VV i IW Edward Fernandez rrgpin Fomgtjfh Agnes Fu Lyd1a Kekaha uma an'1 Hanapepe Hanapepe C GAA 3,43 Chorus 4 Chorus 3, 4g CPO 4 'Num Wgrx P: 'K 2'3- lMJJf! Io Ann Fuj'kawa Oderta Furtado P51331 AQ' Ha ' Kekaha e th lg RR Secr 3: Civic FHA 1g!F'BEAf3g Yearbk 4 FH . 2: RR C 5 Chorus 3.4: IPO 3,41 JRC 3 As C4 Healt 1 o 33 Sch 20 - wl Yearboo XX Louis 531323 lfredo'Garma Kekaha eel 'X V Baseball lg FFA lg Civic 8L P tgyill !3,45, 1, 13 RR Assam. 2,3, chorus 1, 4g - Km 2, 1if1gL Rally 4 Drama 25 Spirit 85 Rally 3g ' Basketball 4 . L 0 Roberta Gushikuma Kekaha Civic Sa Assem. 1gSch. Ct 2, Assis't Clk 45 Canyon Echo 3, Bus, Mgr 43 Fl-lA 1: Health 35 CPO 43 RR V- Chairman 4 Marianne Hamada Waimea ' FHA l,2,4gFBLA3,4:IRC4 MW V X, - Qu ,veg X rw milf!! L 16 lf gy if 1' we 'QV' Af ,. i 'fVVX0kx I Winifred Hamamoro Florence Higa james Higa Harrier Higashi hlileelel X Wahiawa Wahiawa Makaweli ,H A lik AX3, 4 FHA 1gSpirit 35 Rally QQRR Baseball 1, 25 Health 3 FHA 1, 2, 4g F B LA 3,4 XJ 9 ,- Sec. 2: FBLA 3,43 Chorus l x ffl 3 3,4gYearbook4 ti XXLLF' X15 , fn fl 5 xx VDXLTL QQ? f' KXPLJ K3 19 '14 ve-an f 2? if. Katherine Higashi Robert Hirano Waimea Eleele Sch. Coun. 15 RR Chm15 Sch. Conn. 1,2,35 Rnchm Hdbk 2, Sec, 3, Lib. 1, 25 1,2,35 NHS 35 Treas. 4, Social 45 Civic 81 Assem. 3, RR V-Chm 25 Spirit8L Ra11y1 Louis Hirokawa Port Allen Spiritiia Rally 35 RRTreas. 3 ,f Xi KX l Lucky Eddie:aJm 6Ing,5the Ka Menehuneites J 5 '51 l fi 5, 1' i Valentin Hobayan Kaumakani Spirit8L Rally 35 Drama 25 . FFA 2 x -'lk E'-113 Holt Mona Hookano Kekaha Makaweli IPO 1,25 Spirit SL Rally lg Health 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Dramatics 4 ty ilk 6 xx X i QQ U 40 -NChm 2' Lib. 3, sk im Rally CPO sgr 2, Lieut 3,4gFI-IA 1, 2, 3: Yearbook 4 ,VX ,vb f Ro allnda Hubah1b Edwin Ikemo Po t Allen A Waimea 4 L Drama. chorus 3, 4g X 5, 1 NHS'ers pose infnrmalsyjafter induction ceremony. fv-f , K Elizabet Ish' ,ashi '1 Wai ex if f LKX Healt 1722, f1,3,NHs 3, 45 Sec. 3: CPO2 M51 th IW81 Elsa Izuka apepe Hanapepe ack 1: Football 2.3,4 FHA lg Canyon Echo 3 and 3, 4 26 Emmaline Kanahele Hanapepe FHA 1gJPO 4 -43 41 WWW OSSS Jardin Bonnie Kajiwara Kaumakani Waimea Chorus 3, 4, ramatxcs 4 jpg 2, 3, 4: Chgfug 2, 3, 45 Qff sfwflvjpi m 4' Ye A-6 Merle Kaku a Spu' 8a Ra y . 1 If phmvw 1LCpt. 4: U- : ' 11 , R441 N Linda Kaneyama Kekaha Health lpCivic8LAssem. lg Activity 4g NHS 3,4g FHA 1: Hdbk 39 RR SCC. 3: RR Vice-Chairman 4 Lionel Kaohi Port Allen Elaine Kaneshiro Kekaha IRC 2,3, Sec. 4g Health 4:CPO 2,3, Sgt. 4gNHS3f1 1 L Herbert Ka Kekaha IPO 2g Cany 1 W .Uv K Julia Kapahu Makaweli r VW RL' k, Edith Kasahara Waimea Lib. lg Health 1, Chm 45 FHA 1, 2, 3g CPO 2, 3, Sgt 45 Sch, Coun. 2, 3,45 RR Chm 2, 3g Sch, Ct Assis't Clk 35 Awards 3: NHS 3,4g Yrbk 4 Ralp K Kau ak ato ani ,. as sz .Jr-X0 K D X fi 1 f U Min' e K wane George Kitamuraf pep -I Waimea U dp, 1,2,3 ,Hea1m1,2, Health 3, Fo ball Mgrz Sch. U t 'A Sch. Coun. ' 4: 3, 4g NHS 3 fx -' , In . I i ' X MM L7 JV jf Agfifi, 5 i 1 xJ Gary Kawane Hanapepe RR Chm 1, 2: Activity 4: Sch. Coun. 1, 3g Football 2, 3,4 N f Q5 fi-T2 1 W 1 1 35 Burt Kobayashi Eleele RR Chm lg Sch. Coun. 1, Def. Att'y 1,2g Spirit Sr Rally 2gHdbk 2, 3gEx. Fin 2gC1ass V-Pres. 3gNHS 3, 4g Canyon Echo 3g Class Treas. 4g Election 4 1. Sally Ann Kutaka Waimea. RB V-c1m1'1,2,3g FIU! lg spirit sl Railylaixnflbk 3, FBIQA sg School com 4 Alvin Kobashigawa Kekaha RR V-Chm 2g Election 1, 2, 3, Chm 4: NHS 3, 4: Sch. Coun. 4: Photog. Chairman 4 Mabepl Ko,-ga. Eileen ua Ntfmmyf-f Kek ' , FHA 1, ig Civic at Assem. 1 , Sgr 3,43 FHA 1: 3: RR'3Treas. 3: FBLA 3,4 3,4g Chorus 2, 3,4g FBLA 3, 4 Hinonita Labort F X QA E, el, I X 1 PA ,. .3, :Yrbk , orus 2: c Court 2 James Locquiao Makaweli Civic Xa Assembly 4 I ,.. -if gx if z X Pedro Lomosad Hanapepe Block W1,2g FFA 2, Treas 3,43 Class V-President 4 Arnold Lorita Eleele IPO 1.2: Track 3: FFA 3, ,3,4,ub.s,sana 3,4 4g Band 3,4 W'11i m alapit Rodne M ' H na aqrza y 1: FFA1 l,2,3,4 u , , , Health li RR V-Chm 25 RR Chm 25 Track l,2,3g QQ X Juliet Marugame I Numila WV FHA lg Health 3gDrama 3g ,NX I FBLA 3,45 Chorus 3,4 SS ,X 'W 29 03 11' sr in fin, Seniors rest after a hearty lunch. XE Judith M1 sakd Makawe- RR sec, 1, fbi, 5 Awigrgkfisf' 4 -1 -X ,Q , 1 Carol Masuda Eleele RR Treas. 1: FHA l,2g RR V-Chm 2g IRC 21 CPO 2, gifs L14P,Rc11m3- S , : , Awards 3, Chm 4gNHS 3,45 Sch. Coun. 3, 4 I Leiko Matsuda Waimea Spirit 8a Rally 1, 33 Chm 41 Sch. ct. 1: FHA 1, Pub, Relations 2, V-Pres. 4gRR Sec. lg Socia12g RRV-Chm 23 CPO 2,3,4g Canyon Echo 35 NHS 3, 45 Cheerleader 3,43 Sch. Coun. 4g Yrbook 45 Dramatics 4 H' .4 , : NXle Q ? my 3 Q sv. - J , REQ, 4,a,k,, . X534 H 04 .Pj A 19 Iii foo, 31 rg 4 Nasa' x 1'!'f's A' A forecast of the f XJ. l Wallace Matsumoto Kekaha ff Calvin Matsuoka Makaweli Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Bskball Mgr. 2, 3,45 Football Mgr, 2,3,4g RR Treas, 2,3 Q .M lx Mikie Masaki Waimea Class Sec. 1,2,3g JRC 1, sec, 2, V-Chm 3, Chm 41 CPO 2,3g Sch. C6un. 41 Stu. Body Sec. 4 11 Nfl, gg. l Patricia Mayo Waimea RRTreas. lgCivic8LAssem, lg Spirit8aRa11y2, 31 Song- leader 3,45 FHA 2,41IPO 2,3,4g Chorus 43 RRV-Chm 25 Dramatics 3 Wilfred Mendonca Eleele IPO 3, Lieutenant 4 'E' L T Q Warren Miike Hanapepe FFA 2, 3, Reporter 4 Daniel Miyasato Kalaheo Class V-Pres. 1, 2, Pres. 3 4: RR V-Chm lg RR Chm lg Sch.Coun. l,3,4gNHS 3,4 X , O 2, J,4, Hea th My V V10 t M hrro ah 2 3,4, IRC 4, Yrbk 4 who made that quip? Edith Moribe Kaumakani FHA 1,2g RR Sec. 1 P' Susan Miyazaki Port Allen FHA 1gFBLA 3,43 Health 4g Yearbook 4 Joyce Moriguchi f' Kekaha FBLA 4: CPO 2, 3: Civic 8a Assem. 45 RR Chm 2g Lib, 3gFHA 1,2gYrbk4gDral'I133 Which college will fun 'Qi Vw' 1 I be? SiN me-E15 4 gps 31 Raymond ri wa Waim a Baseb , g ockW2, 3g Lib. 5 Spirit 85 Rally 35 RR Treas. .4 5 Edwin Murakami Kaumakani Ronald Moriguchi Alvin o ik wa Kekaha ,X i ea I-X RRTr .15 gSch. B 11 ,3,4' ,3.4: F if Cou . ' ic Sz Assem, F tba11M .4:Baseba114 x 4g ctivit hm 4gNHS3,4 l l 'Q'-if Rob er t M uk ai W aim ea Social 2,3,4g Footba112,3,4 QQQMJ Lynette uranaka Hanap s I a11y,1, gjzplg CP Q Lib, 4 AA 45 Cany n E o fxliv N 32 Jean Nakamoto Makaw li FHA galth 3 Stanley Nakamoto n Makaweli ,xx ,F ig I fe elicidad Nartatez ekaha HA 2,33 CPO 2, Lieut. , Capt. 44 Health 3, 4: 'ivic 8: Assem. 3g Yearbk , Editor 4g Sch, Coun. 43 R Sec. 25 RR Treas. 1 li rva N I e .O hief 3: : f4gXgm4arics 4: 'earbook I ,Jw -. John Nakao Linda NakfiY Hanapepe Kekaha 3 FBLA 3,45 Lib- 3 C'vic8zAs . lg Health 2, sp' II saigally , 1,35 g3Uu?. !1Y2,FHA1, 7 3 4, Cheerleader 3I,4gjFBLA qflj, 6 rf . 1 43 isnzfv- ':pK QW. 'atv' 'fs-..-V YQ ...-P 43? GC an-n Nc Tatsuo Nishi Janice Nina Waimea Kekah bt, FHA 1,3 ,45 Irib. 1,3,4 I ,I , .W J! X Ronald Nasario E1 eel e IPO1gChorus1gDrama Robert Nawai Waimea BQQ9 3 FFA 2,3,4: RR V-Chm Q- -- was rw 2,4 4: 3. Bskb12,3,4gB1ock W 3,43 IPO 3 X, R .--.D-.4, 1--wwf I-Q 41 .- -AN bn 33 H 'GN an lb' N wh-PK H-Q' Joyce Obatake Ha na p ep e FHA 1,2,3g Civic8L Assem. lg Elec 2, 3,43 RR Chm 23 CPO 2, Cpg3,4gClass Sec. 4g Sch. Coun. 2 Gloria Okada Stephen Nitta Wai eagllc xx s il!-if R v-Chm 3, 4g 3gIRC 3gSch. Coun. 1, 3 Carol Ok Waimea Port Alle RR Chm 1: Spirit SL Rallyls FBLA 3, 4g Yearbook 4 FHA lg RR V-Chm 33 Soc. 1,3, Chm 4 P Rx, x XM Frederick Nitullama Wa im ea FFA 2,3,4g Band 2, 3,4 Ethlyn Ogata Hanapepe 'F . FHA 2: Civic8z Assem. 3 l GAA 3,4g Health 4 A 1 X. X ' 'x F X ,. ' I Y? Pedro Lomosad says to fellow Junior Rotarians, It's ........ ,,,,Q ,yi X 1 I' 3 ,Y Z, f 1'j'fL' , X f 50 h MP X WW Benjamin Onzuka Patricia Onzuka QW X-f A to Pon Allen Eleele OU , I0 Football 3,4 Civic8nAssem.1gRRC 35 RR Treas. 23 Lib. 33 Health 45 FHA 1, 2g Drama 4: Sch. Coun. 3 'SY ,NPR f ir Virginia Orsatelli Allan Oune Lawai -. Wahiawa FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g CPO 4 Bas ball 3 4 P55 J 1 ' Fairl'1Oyama Toshiro Oyama Waimea Waimea FHA lg Spirit SL Rally 3: FFA 2, 3, V-Pres. 4: RR .TRC 4: NHS 3,4 V-Chm 3,4 A Q. frm we 0 Winifred Kawane graciously dares photographer Linda Nakaya to shoot. X l f . i S 3 l gi 13 r J 2 A- -i f f rr ll Q mf 3 A 3 T ' 3 ,a1- ' 3, p ' A Q , 'i ' 554 A i pg' ' 53 5 I 3 All ' y ' tw.- 35 , 'N vm Jane Ozaki Waimea FHA 1, FBLA 3,4 George Paiste Keka a ' , H7135 r,s55xx3,4 ,X n f XJ Xl Daniel Peters Q Hanapepe Spirit 8a Rally 3,43 Band 3, 4g Cheerleader 43 FFA 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ululani Pupuhi Waimea .IPO 2 l 3 Q0 N 7' UIQ rf' uhm , 949' 'Vw'-9' iii iq, Allen Ozaki Waimea FFA 3,4 Lucio Pajardo 3' Numila Football 3: Band 4 Rosita Pigao Port Allen 3 ' v' S. v 23 rtl,2, '-. . 3 :DgLrj,A!'RR V-Pres. , ngleader 4g irit 8a Ra 4g CPO 4: earbook 4 I James u , A 1 Ka he , W ' Eleanor Rapozo Makaweli CPO 1,2, Sgt. 3,4:FBLA 3,4 Robert R m o Num X Lib. ,ZR 3 C 1' g. 1, 2,LFHA 15 l g LA3g horus4 3 Richard Santiago Kekaha Band 1, 2,3g FBLA 3,4 fi 'SR aw i 91' hu' Q.--.--sv r D . 'air 4-A-an ...J Louise Rapozo Makawell CPO l,2g GAA 3,4 Emily Ruiz Omao FHA 2,3g Chorus 2 Walter Sakoda Hanapepe Football 3,4g RR Treas. 35 IRC4 Stanley Sasaki Makaweli JRC lg Class Pres. 1,23 S. B V-Pres.3, Pres. 45 Hdbk 35 Sch. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4g NHS 3, 45 Bskbal1JV 2, Vars. 3 4g Ex. Fin. 4 May Sh1b3O Waimea RR Chm 1 Hdbk 2 FHA 2 33 Spu'1t8LRa1ly3 4 Sch Coun 2 Esthe 51111111 u X Han epe Lib. s C 13k HA 1 Hea1Lh2 Treas1'2 CPO ! 2g RRIQ 1 Oster Sec f 3gA t Pos fy 3 I Cou Xe IanetSh1nagawa Port Allen FHA1 FBLA 3 4 Chorus3 4 38 x X Alvin Simao Makaweli FFA 2,3:IRC 3 Janet Someda Makaweli Lib. lg Civic SL Assem. lg RR Chm3gRR Sec. 3g FBLA -ig FHA 2,45 Sch. Conn. 4 0 . fx J, e all B k W3,4 ,I Q f z Q, ' X 4 I , X' x-f 1 -fs Q...,,,b, 1---.,,, fi ii' AQ 'Q' E niorsqare taught a new yell at a pep ra Stella Simao Port Allen Chorus4 , fi I 554.15 Alan Sugawara Waimea Civic8LAssem. 1,2gAwards 3g Band1,2,3,4g RR Chm 4g NHS 3,4g Sch. Conn. 4, IPO 4 Shirley Takeuchi Mana FHA 1, 2,4g CPO 4g Yrbk 4 :SN 39 JU' 'll ' Sa hie Tani a aiyea FHA1,2 3 L1 4 1, F B ssif W, eka C r ' 2,4, Jpo 1, 2, 4, FHA 2: FBLA 3 Fred r ck Tanita Waim y Treas. aseball Mgr. Q 1, ,4' , gl 3g EX. 4 ,rw 1, 2, 3, ,Block w 3,4 Janet Uchigashima Hanapepe FHA lg Health 2: Hdbk 3g FBLA 35 Sch. Ct 3gCanyon Echo 3g Yearbook 4 . fgrwgwrwgu A -M453 igfJ'Q,'j 55433. 4 fff?Vf54f?f5f' 1' George Tanigawa Eddie Taniguchi Kekaha Waimea Ns FFA 2, 33 Football 4 , . . 1 I 1 n -U Wararu Ueno ' Kekaha Football 43 TIHCR 2, 3: Block W 4 QS-our P' X s-.mi -f-'ati' VX Ensley Uyeno Kekaha RR Chm 1,2,4g RR V-Chm 35 Sch. Coun. 1, 2, 4g Sch. Ct lg Def, Arr'y 35 Pros. Att'y 4: Yearbk Bus. Mgr 4g Baseball 3,4g Hdbk 3g Block W 3, 4g NHS V-Pres 3,4 foffce :A A., 5 Lb. 2,3356 Lf if f .J L NO, Q! 'rnrliyiagewdinha 3 K heo f t3 it iward Warase aimea rorba112,3,4g Block W 4g IRC 23 IPO 2, Sgt. 3, nt. 4: Yearbook 4 if ...ff fl 6 l Q Marvin Vierra Kalaheo X ,J V gy NX 1 ' I Patricia Waterhouse Kekaha CPO 1, 2,3,4g RR Sec. 1, 3g FHA 1,3g Lib. 3: GAA 3,45 Chorus 4 .V S Benjamin Viquelia Port Allen RR Sec. 15 RR Chm 2, 3,4g Sch. Coun. 2, 3, 4: Bskball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3,43 Block W,3, 43 Better Eng. 3, 43 3, V-Pres.4: Yearbook Art Ed, 4g Track 2,3,4 Gu- w--af-v Flora Villamor Makaweli CPO 4 Sarah Visiktacion Kauma ra , ciwi ssem. 1, 2, sec. 3. ' Chm 2,4gCPO 2, Lt. 3, Cpt. 4: Yearbk 43 Sch. Coun. 2, 4g Chorus 2, 4 W X in 41 in J X0 Priscilla Waterhouse Kekaha FHA 1,25 Health 2g CPO 12, 3,4g Better Eng. 1, 3, 49 GAA 3 Ral h Ya uchi As., 11 was i 1. P Q1 P 8 31fl'l63 , 3, Cpt. 4: RR 2,3g RR Chm 3g ASSCTR. 4g Sch, I Robert Yamada Makaweli IV l, Vars. 2,3,4g Block W 2, 35 'RR V-Chm 35 RR Chm 2g Civic Xa Assem 45 Sch. Coun. 3 '1' 'L li Ieauflfiymamoto 'Qwairriea' FHA 14 Civic aa Aeseml lg ak Sec..2,3,4g CPO 2,3, 4: Social 3,43 Canyon Echo 3, 4, NHS 3,4 Patricia Yamasaki Kekaha FHA lgRRSec. 23 CPO 4g Spirit 85 Rally 4 George Yamase Waimea Poster 3, Chm 49 Sch, Coun. 4 Angela Yaris Makaweli JPo 1, sgt, 2, cpm. 3, 4: FHA lg Chorus 3, 4 --B W, 1 , L Just give me time Amelia asutake Waimea an u 3 Royden Yokoi Kaumakani Sch. Ct 25 Spirit8L Rally 2gJRC2gFBLA 4 1 if Lois ko X D r len f 1, LA 3,4 3 1 5, , gg 3 rs Francis De Costa, Health lg iS 35 Lib. 1 2, 3 Han k 2- oc1al4: Jean Yokoyama Kekaha FHA 1,4g FBLA 3,4 Saslly on mine f ,Malp ' fCivic Sghssepn. 3FFHA 1, 23-3:,FBLA,8, U 'X I L 6 s , gxywii Lv . 1 x J, 1 Y' Yukiko Yoshikami Waimea FH4 1,2,3, V-Prez. 3, Pres. 4: PO 2, C t :RR V- Chm, : 3, PreS. 43 Lib, '4 'h. com, if :IL il I I ML ' S ,I .af K 'S . A Yi-1? 1 L 4? A SEN J if v A 2 N 2 EIJ'l -f W A 'EQ W A y S Ka Menehune features, for the first time 'fit . found here at Waimea. Each group is trulj M is A She selection was made by the Ka Meneh X Mm. KA MENEHUNE ili .: ' '21. : ' ' 5 so Prisci an Patricia Waterhouse . VW 'Z w 'ST fm Q I A N , ,f Robert Hirano' Eula Ho and Bonnie Kagi ara r f 7 xg, xi C J M A e P 5-X a M A 3 O N ii? f' P E ..,A Q O 5 U T A ary N Leimomi Bal Linda Nakaya and Sally Ann Kutaka 44 OR Por Melting Pot of beauties of the many races presentative of its respective race. vs r-1 N -H H1 O Z-I I 'l0'1I 'I MISS KA MENEHUNE X pri Leiko Matsud Lydia and A nes Fu UF l 'lU7l 1CG5C-IUO'U OZ-U l T OX FTD ZP Ur: L-' o P1 5 aa 'Jw :r : Louise and Eleanor Rapozo al 'X T wg. K X 1 . a ki I 5 Q s sw Xi 5 x ' we mm 9 A ls 'V 4 i xl A . . . ' 121 g r A- i I Why ' A ' Q45 Q ' 1 , ii' A 59' Nea Ecli se and Patricia Mayo ' .J l , , . 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A , - ' f T . - c , K , V l :Z7 M' I 'mf F A SKU f ' I ' - 11 ' ' - - I f ' ' ' , 1 -x A ffdf' 'jf' 1 1 1' , I -.Lf -A x I I 'ff :rf l x V I ,V 4 ,K 1 . A ,L ,N - W . , , - ,M ,,VL,7, 'Lf' if --J. f lf! y f .1 'Z -T. 'v 'i 1 4 fl wr'-1 1-A ' ,ff ' ,,, I 1,.,K.,., I I 24, V. y km.. H I I ' , ,f 71 X ,fr . f. Qff' 1 L. -- .Q . L! ' cLAss or as i , .omg fi Vers X V' , , President Mellce President Roland Ho vm Muranaka sf: 55: M . w M. Ls it Morro: United We Stand. Divided We Fall, ,gg f Song: You'll Never Walk Alone t. V W Flower: White Carnation S crel3YY T3 e, Kimura Colors: Maroon and White Treasurer EU-lm Joyce A kagi Led by our efficient and intelligent class officers, we have completed a successful year as jolly ju- niors, We responded whole-heartedly to all WHS activities, service projects, social functions and even difl well in scholarly activities. Our advisors Mrs. Hee, Mrs. Purdy, Miss Ernura, Mr. Goto and Mr. Ki- -noto encouraged and guided us through our year round activities. With one more step to climb to attain the title, mighty Seniors, we are looking forward to a new term and seniority! - Committee heads take a break. George Nohora likes his quip, but what about Carol Kouchi? 5 yy-J lxatf, . FI iii V ' Q ' 1 6 A '3' fi -:rl I pf tg :riod 2, Row 1: A, Erlandiz, S. Viquelia, J, Hayashi, T. Yamamoto, R. Murakami, E. Hamada, J, Kaneshiro Row 2: R. Vai, B, Viluan, D. Saculie, F. Yonekawa, A, Hirano, D. Mendonsa, M. Keale, W, Ines Row 3: L. Moniz, A. Okamoto, , Taniguchi, S. Chikahiro, K. Vegas, C. Akiyama, G. Corr Row 4: D. Tugade, N. Fuertes, P, Castillo, J, Hobayan, C, xuhara B---tres, do I hear a bingo? Elaine Higashi concentrates on her Spanish. 2' 'iod 3, Row 1: M, Costales, M. Balbarino, F. Carnate, M, Esdicul, D. Pigao, A. Nagara, H, Masaki, M, Mm-anaka Row B, Gonsalves, P. Beekman, C, Cardinez, E, Hirata, A, Yanagimoto, B. Nitullama, M, Martin, J. Izuka, J. Shinagawa N 3: M, Vidinha, L, Ditchen, M. Butay, E, Saito, C. Kouchi, E. Fukuda, H. Tsuneta, G, Hong, G, Gomez Row 4: E. zro, R. Boro, W, Sugawara, H. Shimono, E. Libasora ? ow.. 49 Junior Physicists ponder problems. Mr. Goto---Shall we-go North? Hmmm. . . one millimeter more might do the trick. Period 4, Row 1: A, Mizuno, G. Nohara, L. Horibe, P. Shimabukuro, W. Sakai, R. Ramirez, A. Kakuda, H. Matsuda, I Goto Row 2: J. Akagi, R, Allianic, I. Garniao, E. Adorable, P. Sakai, M. Lee, E. Torigoe, J. Matsuda, E. Higzishi, Iv Murakami Row 3: M. Kondo, K. Ikemoto, R. Ho, R. Turnbaga, H. Mitobe, A. Cabo, N. Anac, R. Marugame Row 4: Ulanday, A, Yokoyama, H, Honda, J. Saito Q.. -,.,,b-s af . . '30 Q ff' La ,1- riod 5, Row 1: E, Carillio, G. Kruse, M. Fomanilla, 1- 1308. A- Cabicungan, B. Vegas. W- CllikHhif0. T- Chin'-in ROW N Ngmura L, Baron A. Honjo, K. Oyama, P. Yoshida, M, Campos, M. Nakao, C, Carroll, R. Leoiki Row 3: I. Holt Uehara, E, Miyagi, E. Kimura, R. Kaukani, I, Gentry, 0. Nitta, R. Ogata Record Room 71 celebrates Xmas with plenty of .... food! eriod 6, Row 1: B. Rivera, I. Estacio, A. Miyakado, N. Mendonca, J, Isagawa, H, Inouye, H. Sonoda, I. Bactad, A. Man ao Row 2: E. Shintani, J. Taniguchi, J, Izumi, A. Uer1o,M. Noda, L, Morimoto, A. Namimoto, M. Manaday, V, Caberto ow 3: H. Naumu, P, Sialana, E. Furtado, R. Higashi, H. Date, R. Pereira, P. Ishihara, G. Rapozo, S. Napohaku Row 4 1, Dela Cruz, P, Latorre, Q. Yadao, M. Palea, qt, W. Kawane, E. Lumabao Nf v-. IXJ CLASS ' -Ir: J 51: . aff' .ell A M ri ,Q fr , i959 if W Q Presidem ViCe-President Gerald Miyasato Allan 1-fond 3 Motto: The Past is Buried. The Future Lies Ahead. ., . 9 at '-i Song: Walk Hand in Hand x A3 F1 .V d rm 7 j 1 1 OWCI. all 3. Jiri : .... I X Xi X Color: Lavender rf, ' . .g:: j,:,1s Secretary sid Treasurer i 1 Q .. n lane lshu ei' Gllrtiza Though traditionally known as suffering sophomores, a merry-go-round of work, play and many stu- dies made the year a pleasant and memorable one. We actively participated in the many campus act- ivities and projects. Having accomplished two years of high school work, we are anticipating another year at W, H, S, Our advisors were Mrs. Okimoto, Miss Itakura, Mr. Morinaga and Mr, Kajihara. Period 1, Row 1: N. Naumu, R, Ordinario, C. Bayot, R. Yoshikawa, A, Inouye, I. Ipac, D, Fujimoto, R. Matsumoto Row K. Nishi, B, Fujii, G. Mateo, K. Fernandez, R, Bartalome, P. One, L. Peters, R. Uyeda, M, Okinishi, S, Chikahiro, I. Ka Row 3: M, Matsuba, B, Yamamoto, C. Kauahi, H. Okinishi, K. Moriguchi, E. Saito, I. Rita, O. Castillo, C. Mizuo Rc 4: M. Soriano, A. Takekawa, F. Lorita, S. Kyono, M. Inoye -,Jn ,k .wth N... 52 gn ,f.,,hz.., f 'write ' -Vx 'eriod 2, Row 1: E, Palacio, M. Fujita, A, Saraos, S, Otlang, V. Furtado, D. Aguinaldo, L. Mendonca Row 2: J. Awa, I, 1amamoto,J. Mukai, C. Kaneshiro, C. Laborte, B. Eugenio, D. Duarte, M. Albina, L. Yokoi, D. Hao Row 3: J. Kitamura, E, Kahale, Z. Kilauano, I. Nonaka, G. Dela Cruz, R. Kondo, S. Yamada Row 4: H, Muranaka, K, Shimonishi, S. Viluan, 9, Higa, M, Malama we 54 Xe The congenial foursome Violet Kamiya checks that curl. Deriod 3, Row 1: G. Semeniak, B, Ordinario, R. Shimonishi, C. Adolfo, E. Banashihan, L. Horibe, M, Corregador Row 2: I. Makanui, E. Ancla, C, Sugawara, R, Ba11eza,K. Hirano, J. Obatake, M, Seto, N. Yamane, V. Kamiya, F. Esdicul Row 3: E. Castillo, W, Holt, C. Izuka, A. Honda, P. Iwata, H. Hashimoto, J. Anahori Row 4: F. Kaohi, B. Pajardo, R, Furu- zhima, E. Da licon A Aff 1' ,,,. 5-Y . ' 53 NP 'vs 1 TW Period 4, Row 1: R. Uyeno, G, Naumu, H. Honjo, D. Kawane, R, Morikawa, R. Ozaki, F. Bacio, R, Uyeda Row 2: E. Yo- shida, V, Hirokawa, A, Okada, K. Kawaguchi, A. Fuertes, E, Lahep, M, Ancla, L, Fujii, M, Mier, L. Makanui, G, Vierr, Row 3: M, Anahori, C, Sialana, P. Fernandez, B. Tremaine, E. Cremer, V, De Costa, W. Iida, H, Eugenio Row 4: M Moura, I, Dancil, R. Inouye, R. Corpez, R. Castillo Oseas Dutdut remains adamant. I I 'M Kid I Debater Wallace Iimura has his say. Period 5, Row 1: T, Pajarillo, T, Ataop, K, Oshiro, L. Yoshimoto, I. Ishii, K. Yokoo, J. Mizuo, E. Yokoyama Row 2: Q Mendonca, K. Bal, P, Butay, N, Kobayashi, E. Yasunaka, V, Miyake, J, Matsuoka, H. Inouye'Row 3: S, Shimatsu, I. Ouch G, Miyasato, G, Saiki, S, Gurtiza, S, Ikehara Row 4: W. Iimura, S. Saraos, R, Rita, S, Aluag, A, Pagala, D. Quon , WN: it I 00' 54 X. 1.3 ' YS! l x,,,v,,,.'-f. eriod 6, Row 1: J. Robley, A, Mancao, E. Dureg, H, Bactad, R, Ramos, R, Muramoto, K. Shibao, R, Yoshioka, I, Lapenia ow 2: A, Silva, O, Dutdut, K, Batis, G. Lee, W, Pereira, J, Cremer, M. Yamase, G. Takamura, W, Palea Row 3: T. iazelden, A. Lomosad, W, Sam Fong, D, Ruiz, R, Nawai, B, Bali, C, Buduan, L. Rapozo, G. Nasario, J, Kaluahine The suffering sophmores' - suffer, did you say? If pictures belie, then the tag is x ' ' .449 f,s a misnomer, for notice the interest and energy shown in biology, typing and physical education. 53452: n.7Q.s,4vl.d'flk,sl1 ' 'limi A sn vixfsfgi. , . ' l sm' Q 1 Q, . , . iz. 4 ,,,,, ,V ,, 55 CLASS sf Wk F '9 a .-. -:' ' 6 ,.,- - ..,- f .k.,, N v- - President SCC Presrdent Anthonll BND ennis Dohi Motto: Education is the Key to Success . :.. ,E-is ,, , ., K- 1,' ., Song. You 11 Never Walk Alone Q r A rd oo . r' ' P Colors: Pink and White 4 E d P Teas S C Secretary A nth UTEI' Diane Niiia ony Mayo We freshmen found adjusting to high school life quite an unforgettable experience. As full-fledged members of the Waimea High School Student Body, we have taken the joys and sorrows in stride. Under the leadership of President Anthony Baron, Vice-President Dennis Dohi, Secretary Diane Nitta and Trea- surer Anthony Mayo, we have established a place for ourselves ln W. H. S. Mrs. Takanishi, Mrs. Mori- naga, Mrs. Kim, Mr. Tsuchiya, Mr. Tsuzaki and Mrs. Karma were our advisors. Period 1, Row 1: E. Chinen, L. Jordan, A. Cacal, B. Milke, A. Ramos, R. Boro, R. Romero, S. Banasihan, W. Ogata Row 2: H. I-Ionma, T. Arruda, R. Remara, J. Kealoha, G, Ishida, L, Kawane, R, Manadik, G. Dela Cruz, L. Malarna Row 3: P. Lahep, E. Lutao, T. Akagi, W. Kunimura, C. Goodwin, P. Agor, A. Gushikuma, D. Mayo, M. DeFabian, V. Rivera Row 4: R. Taniguchi, M. Makuaole, D. Ruiz, I. Rapozo, C. Corr, R. Kaukani . at 2 ,Q gui, X 9,3 M, QW .ww 1 Ass 56 ,I ixjf Deriod 2, Row 1: H. Gushikuma, D. Nitta, E. -N, . E ,I Domingo, R. Hamamoto, M. Nitullama, R. Leoki, M. Hamamoto, H. Kali low 2: A. Mayo, G. Mizuno, R. Chu, B. Moreno, A. Emayo, N. Waterhouse, B. Nishihara, N, Pereira, C. Higashi, M, Hlrata Row 3: C, Dusenberry, K. Nadatani, C, Okuno, G. Tanaka, W, Badua, I, Miyashiro, W. Uehara, S, Moribe, R. Kaohi Row 4: A. Otlang, R. Ascuncion, R, Bali, I, Napahaku, R, Nakaya, G, Harada , Yvonne and Yvette Ono These three sets of frosh twins hold the spotlight in their class. They are the only triple set of twins on WHS campus this year Carolina and Julia Aguinaldo im? Patricia and Priscilla Monis 'eriod 3, Row 1: G. Yoshimitsu, G. Matsuoka, I. Albarado, G. Kashige, D. Miyage, M. Balagan, D. Viquelia, F, Visiracion Low 2: Y, Ono, Y, Ono, L, Carillio, L. Bacio, S, Vierra, A, Arakaki, L. Peralta, L. Eclipse, A, Aipoalani Row 3: A. Jbuchi, S. Kaauamo, B. Fuertes, A. Carroll, M. Castillo, A. Kea1e,I. Young Row 4: R. Fontanilla, F. Iwai, C. Hirokawa, J. Akita, N. Yamashita, K. Santiago 'J ttf' X-Q 57 WM A aff Period 4, Row 1: I. Fukuda, D. Dohi, W. Iwamoto, J. Fujita, L. Marugame, F. Patricio, K. Kawado, M. Shimonishi, D Kira, S, Sakai Row 2: I. Masuda, P. Yoshinobu, S. Kawaguchi, R. Yoshida, D. Nitta, P. Oyarna, P. Latorre, I. Adorable S. Cabo, L, Smith Row 3: S, Manaday, A, Imamura, H, Kaueakua, M, Cuizon, E. Pupuhi, A. Yamashiro, J. Miyakado A. Aluag Row 4: A, Yanos, G, Kireto, W. Ibara, I. Buza, E. Dela Cruz, A, Baron Helen Kaneakua makes her report to the Freshmen class. u Watch your thumb! Marshall Hamamoto! Frosh boys do get tired! I w . , 4 58 31 .. Q ar IW' Y :riod 5, Row 1: V. Leong, J. Matsumoto, J. Masaki, A. Kimura, G. Rlola, M. Shimizu, L. Cardinez, T. Onzuka, L. Ohta Jw 2: F, Lagmay, V. Barino, N, V111'1f1or, M. Teraoka, L, Ulanday, E. Francisco, C. Aguinaldo, T. Fu, J. Azuinaldo, G, Lakuole Row 3: E. Ueno, A. Kaliloa, C. Kauahi, A. Ako, M. Medeiros, M. Uchida, L. Kaohi, K. Matsuha, B. Inouye Q is ' 1 r X ,,.,, 1 Therefore if 4x-168, x:42 Linda Smith serves tea to homemakers. :riod 6, Row 1: F. Tamayo, J. Lomosad, E. Shinagawa, B. Paiste, L. Shimokawa, I, Namimoto, M. Nakashima, I, Azaop nw 2: E. Moribe, B, Rita, L. Yamagara, C, Nakagawara, P. Monis, B, Makanui, I, Oyama, I, Iwamoto Row 3: H. Men- nca, F. Okuhara, E, Marugame, L. DeCosta, R, Adolfo, D, Sakoda, K, Izumi 3 5 r ww- - 59 :Zhi s ' 11 A 'A ' ,S H z' , bfi I a , ,s ' esident Vicbpresident Srila Daiigcon Dennis Sakai S3 The eighth grade is an important milestone in eiemen- 5 tary education. President Jaime Daligcon, Vice-President E sf... Wilson Sakai, Secretary Jane Kawamura, and Treasurer ' Walter Oyama guided the eighth graders in attaining their g , , g.., ,,'. goal. Their teachers were Mr, Fujita and Miss Masaki, ' '-Wvgi' ' ri M : ,i ,. Secretary Tmasurer amuia Waller 0 ana Kavl Yam 5 Eighth Graders and Their Scientific Pursuits af'iwfr'?f is 'f6ie'l'33?K 5'?Z?3rL4 Q53 3 I Eilivi I Wi? i QV AT A GLANCE, HIETDRY AT A ELAN: 8 Grade 8, Row 1: G. Seto, T. Saito, D. Olivas, A. Higashi, S, Morikawa, P, Campos, D. Yoshikami, L. Ibara, I. Horibe D. Sakai Row 2: J. Ito, J. Horibe, M. Barcase, S. Okada, E. Takeuchi, D. Ishii, V. Inouye, J. Ishibashi, I. Kawamura, V Hamamoto, A, Marugame, D. Locquiao Row 3: M. Fujita, G, Matsukawa, L. Kitamura, W. I-Iinazurni, J. Daligcon, M Wilson, M. Naholoholo, W, Oyama, S. Inouye, L, Sueyasu, K. Masaki Row 4: L. Ikemoto, T. Inouye, M. Tanrgucni, E Taniguchi, Mukai, N. Holt, R. Waalani, G. Albarado, L, Goodwin, V, Yamamoto, P. Kajiwara, I, Keale 60 CLASS Q S ' 'QD W5 0 F . ,.. , ,-.: Y 3, LL,. ,. Ja -p 5 X di T.. , p 1 ,L Q, g, :ff?2rf V na, Q fx, A sf 5 db ii' L t . y Ptgsiden VICE-pr . Kimura M 1 , esldent Geiam e vm Tanita ,Q President Gerald Kimura, Vice-President Melvin Tanita , Secretary Lynn Hashimoto and Treasurer Lena Takeuchi were the leaders of the seventh grade class. Working as a group in all their undertakings they have left proof of something not to be forgotten. They were guided by MissMasaki and Mrs, Miyake. Am. 'VN Cx 'inf' -si.. A SeC'eta!,Z,0t0 L Treasurer Lynn Basm , . em Takeuchi Seventh Graders tn Actron QRILV nxt S 'save N? irade 7, Row 1: G. Ito, I, Awa, G. Odo, L. Hashimoto, D. Oyama, C. Morinaga, A, Olivas, B. Okuhara, D, Ayabe, M. arcarse Row 2: M. Tanita, B, Matsumoto, C, Kagawa, G, Kimura, L, Manandik, D. Kakuda, P. Ozaki, R. Leoiki, T lyeda, E, Rubin, J. Ogata, I, Oyama Row 3: K. Yorkman, S, Matsuda, B, Balderas, L, Takeuchi, J, Matsuoka, W. Downie L, Kaheie, M. Arakaki, F. Campos, L. Yasutake, B, A. Koike, K. Seto Row 4: G. Yamamoto, G, Kakuda, R. Yamada L Young, L, Yamase, K. Apo, C. Takamura, J. Albarado, E. Taniguchi, E. Dusenberry, E. Tanioka, L. Takamura .iff t, 1 L ' K Q Q ' A s 'E ' f-Ss Q ' .- , A L .1 Y 5 YH,-N ' ', ' , A f 5. -fr f Y W H af- 'Y 'fits Sf 15 5 'aw ' ff 't' - -' ., A s X 'Q ,Qu x . ' - . , X Y f as 1 , , Q1 t Q Q In 3 D. s t 'X' Str 5 -as r .K ,' N4 . Q. .k,. -' N ,Q Q 3 Q 4 ffxxxqi, Ar' , ,fW5. K K ,N -, sd X. G Q: r frazsff' sf -x g e r. ,--as Y - N .1 -fa S. L , 's 1 - . X ,E ' - ,Vp b - l. 7 I , fl - n. fi , Y ' Q, r 9.5 , A.: , , j. . - + --i it Q , . , I Y t ,,5 - -, 4 IC, f' ,pt-ofzwsl, ,ag . , I. 7'1 gk :gi r 1 2- 51 ,- ' W as - ,- . E V g4i v , , in figs Q K ' .3 . - 1. V 2 vi K , - lj, gr , 9- p f fflszi ,, -x , , , , ,K 'Q 5 i y , 'Q , Q. i Ai Ai J ip' 5 3 s 1.. A ix, I ' -L ti! ' . -Q 4 i X A H' W if gi' L A . 3 in 1 img ' 1 .. .fi 1 if me Y 15:25 ' . 1 sv? fe-1 61 rf ' l f' 'l gn., 11 M as rn Ny' Y. 1, PV. K i, 3 wi , A x 1 Linda Takamura and Ion Ogata in a solemn scene. Future Thomas Edisons We re angels at Christmas! Beautiful backs of busy sixth graders Grade 6, Row 1: A, Honda, W, Tanita, W, Kawamura, R, Tanita, F, Dang, C. Kimura, D, Matsuda, L, Mazaki Row 2 V Sueyase, R. Campos, M. Yamase, W, Miyake, E, Matsukawa, C, Ishihara, P, Ibara, I, Dias, L. Kamiya Row 3: G Ozak R, Silva, G, Mizuno, W, Bacio, W. Inouye, E. Balderas, R, Daligcon, A, Marugame, L, Inouye Row 4: G, Albarado Dare, R, Sakoda, M, Mukai, K, Suga, I, Nakaya, L, Ishibashi, A. Kualu, R. Leoiki, A, Kakuda 4'-xx I 62 Q in fa -2 F r.- F ,F M- - F or a VH f fi? . fmf m x ' 'F ft 2: 1 . . X ,. A . V 5 .. Q2 Q p N is s 1, Q . M5 -N fx it if t' -g. Q , F 1 x ' t YQ If :I , f N, T Q, W in 3, we f K ' fi, , P ., oizl , y 1 , ng F41 'F Q ' M to f 1 , 13.555 lirift. . ., QC, ...Hn A , Q' i f. ,, , , X., , 4, ' S2 41. wr F- WSF- fig- 'wa . S - 5 ' j avi V N . M 11 4 i ii-3? b' f'irMif.a -. F , r Q Iv A115 F if A FS M if ,,i'fff3i,ayggraleilf t F tw ' E i ' F 53 Ti .ia-f'iY5' A 12 5 t EQ F sf ' F I , 'F , yr ', ' y - wg vs - ,K , A Q ' .. ,., nm ', 56 5, '- v .A.k, .f.. ,K 9' i -, rade 5, Row 1: V. Tsuchiya, T, Yamamoto, W, Odo, W. Honda, V. Miyake, E. Yamamoto, F. Fujita, S, Kawate, B, okotake, G. Hinazumi, R. Campos Row 2: E. Goodwin, M. Kahale, L, Sugawara, F, Tanita, G, Apo, K, Fujita, B, Lu- nabao, N. Metivier, L. Seto, R, Kokubo, M, Barcarse Row 3: R, Takanishi, D, Inouye, J, Higashi, P, Leoiki, H. Aweau , Kapahu, M, Miyake, G, Crowell, A. Rapacon, L, Aweau, J. Kahale ta, .Qi .s W' M We paste and cut. We raise our flags on high! Five fingers have I ! I H Pinky Leoiki reads to our class. 6 3 S-.- l!:!'5 Grade 4, Row 1: D. Olivas, P, Asistin, S, Barcarse, R, Kawamura,I. Lumabao, J. Sabala, M, Matsukawa, R, Morikawa, . Makizuru Row 2: R, Kimura, W, Uyeda, V. Miyao, A, Metivier, K, Ishii, I, Takeuchi, E, Oyama, K. Shintani, C. Tan! Row 3: R, Char, B, Kakuda, N, Tauioka, S, Seto, S, Masaki, S, Campos, E, Ataop, L, Matsumoto, D. Nakaya, G, Yorl man, S, Kapahu Row 4: S, Inouye, D, Suga, R, Croweu, H. Okamoto, D. Kahalekomo, W, Kapahu, D, Nishi, N. Oliv R. Char, H, Kualu Third graders enjoy a bear story. There's Hawaii, says Anna Metevier. Grade 3, Row 1: A. Sakai, A, Shimada, I, Uyeno, R. Manandik, J, Tai, L. Miyao, G. Matsuda, W, Yamamoto, S. Yam shiro, V, Goodwin, L, Hamada, H, Yamase Row 2: C. Okada, N. Locquiao, C, Matsumoto, E. Ikemoto, S, Kagawa, Campos, M, Okamoto, K, Matsuoka, R, Shintani, R, Sabala, K, Kawado, H, Kaukani Row 3: J. Kakuda, W, Lumabao, Morinaga, D, Kuwalu, I, Ishibashi, R, Fujita, K, Kokubo, M. Wilson, G, Kakuda, M, Campos Row 4: S. Ibara, G, Yam shiro, J, Shitanaka, K, I-Iookano, C, Kahalekomo, B. Kapahu, B, Mizuno, S, Leoike, G, Bobiles if t 'iumlyn I , L- if 64 Patrick Fujita reads to the class. Isidro Cacal sets the clock. 'rade 2, Row 1: G, Bacio, M, Lumabao, C, Allianic, S, Badua, G, Yamamoto, R, Asistin, A, Rivera, J, Harada, K, Fuku- ioto, C, Yamamoto, L, Olivas, L, Daligcon, C, Odo Row 2: A, Apo, C, Ishii, C. Kamishita, O. Ueno, B. Char, E. Olivas , Yamamoto, E, Kajihara, M, Kagawa, D, Ishibashi, E, Yamashiro Row 3: I, Cacal, H, Nishikawa, L, Wilson, L, Kapa- u, P, Allianic, P, Fujita, C, Pratt, K, Ijima, K, Kutaka, K, Aweau, L, Iwai Row 4: V, Kabazawa, E, Matsuoka, H, Ka- A, Kaikaka, N, Odo, H, Taniguchi, K, Munechika, C. Leoiki, M. Crowell, B. Kaukani ale, M. Hookano, 7 6 'S , ,X r l v 1' E- .Y 'F..g4r W' X 'C iiilfi. 3 . VIL L f is M , . i NR Fl-4.4.1 ., 65 au, . r ... Q iq r 'K xx sf , N23 ,aw 1 Q ' , Q Z., Wt, I G ' Wi!! s Grade 1, Row 1: E. Sabala, M. Takata, J. Cacal, H. Wilson, S, Takeuchi, Y. Asistin, I, Kanzaki, G. Allianic, L, York man, S, Rivera Row 2: W. Badua, K. Tsuchiya, M. Chiba, R. Miyao, T. lbara, I. Shintani, M. Apo, K. Taniguchi, C Takanishi, M. Kakuda Row 3: G. Inouye, G. Kaneko, A, Sugawara, L. Hashimoto, A. Segawa, A. Bobiles, G. Hashimotc M. Kobayashi, K, Blackstad Mrs. Waterhouse holds pupils' attention. First graders take turns at jumping. 66 ..-3 1, 2, 3, wave it high, Kindergarteners. Edward Nakaya gingerly picks his food. indergarten, Row 1: D. Hamada, O, Kakuda, K, Kajihara, C. Ueno, B. Hashimoto, W. Allianic, L, Nishimori, J. Wata- abe, R. Seto, V. Okazaki, G. Bacio Row 2: R. Niheu, D. Mizuno, N. Laguatan, B, Masuda, N. Hookano, P. Lumabao, R. anaka, L, Pratt, E. Furutani, S, A, Okada Row 3: D. Akuna, C, Nishikawa, M, Koknbo, D, Yamamoto, E. Nakaya, P lukai, D. Uejo, B. Yaris, A, Kawado, E, Kapahu Row 4: B. Tuzon, L. Kakuda, J, Morikawa, G, Kahalekomo, E. Mori- aga, A. Kinoshita, A, Olivas, F. Vea, E. Kahalekomo, E. Hookano f f at 1'-!f '7x ., I 6 7 5 u M 1 I -i i-1 I onsmuzm ax X R SSX Rik X XX N Q X S 1 6 KX + E Ki X R S 'Q wr . L sis' ,,.r'S Stuorur Counclt as 4 1 QA ' li Pres.: Stanley ' s Sec. : Mikie Masaki Treas. :Elpedio Basa r kb v,. vzz, Q QVFW vi. I ,.: K . 2 -.-- ' :,,, . I 5, Q, A, ,-,,,'. ,,- A- 4 i p 'f :1-::- V-Pres. :Lester Horibe zzx li' A N ' T ' 7 ' Adv. : Mr. Hirano Adv.: Mrs. Okimoto , Z '-is X I Pnssuoeuvs Messase This school year has been a prosperous and fruitful one for us in work and recreation. We have worked diligently and have accomplished much. Your student council has achieved its purpose in governing the school activities and carrying out its projects. The homeroom representatives and standing committee chairmen have made every effort to make school life more interesting a.nd meaningfulespecially for those who will be leaving to face their futures. To you who will return in the fall, the pattern has been drawn, it will be your duty to carry on and improve that which we have started. To our student council advisors and to our principal, I extend my sincere thanks, as student body president, for your guidance and time given in the interest ofstudent government To the members of the student council, I express my appreciation for your cooperation and interest in handling the affairs of our student body. Sincerely yours, CQJZOV9 Mr. Tsuchiya, the principal, talks to the Student Council members. 'xx ow 1: A. Baron, M, Shimonishi, G. Nohara, A, Kobashigawa, R, Ho, G. Miyasato, A, Barcarse, B. Viquelia Row 2: E. asahara, R, Yoshida, E. Francisco, S. Cabo, E, Yasunaka, L. Men-donca, C. Masuda, E, Shimizu, Y. Yoshikami Row 3 , Enoki, A. Eugenio, G. Okada, L, Ahn, L, Matsuda, C. Cardinez, C. Kouchi, C. Akana Row 4: F. Nartatez, M. Naumu , Sugawara, D. Miyasato, E. Uyeno, F. De Costa, R. Moriguchi, G.. Gomes Council members direct their at- tention to the speaker. t Hoon. Count , , A f M!! I - s fl M . I 'I M N .ww Jk , 1 K dy E MQ? Ik , J Judge: Esth imi T Clerk-s Lily Ajgena f! J 1 X T I' . if J, ft . . sq, -:'::' 'S'- If ,U 3 . S '.f . L! we y - pr, Att'y Eng1eyUyen0 Advisor: Mr. Kimoto The School Court helps students abide by the rules and regulations of Waimea High School. This year the School Court headed by Judge Esther Shimizu followed anew policy. Violators were sent to the principal who decided the sentences. The court is composed of a judge and jury, a clerk, two assistant clerks, a prosecuting attorney an assistant prosecuting attorney, and four defense attorneys, one from each class. ,Q-4'f5 Q? Q ' 7:1 Y N if Row 1: Freshman Defense Att'y I. Miyashiro, Ass't Clerks K. Oyama and R. Gushikuma, Junior Defense Att'y G. Kruse ROW2 Sophomore Defense Att'y R. Shimonishi, Pros. Att'y E. Uyeno, Senior Defense Att'y R. Domingo '72 Judge Esther Shimizu says, The court is now in session. .Wi A 'A , , R F S M ., .1 I sf H4 'F K w rs 1 ' 44 ,vs K A 41 Y Q s 4 Jbifsiffi E if vis, W' ' -' 1-.AQ I W Jw1:A. Kakuda, M, Murakami, L, Agena, E, Higashi, R, Domingo Row 2: J. Miyashiro, K, Oyama, E, Adorable, G. Ki to, V. Leong, G. Kruse Row 3: E. Uyeno, R, Shimonishi, B, Pajardo, M. Shimonishi, R. Higashi Prosecuting Attorney Ensley Uyeno questions the witness on the stand. 73 NI-IS 'X E1 K N, :Hymn K 5 M? s 1 if H G? K' J President Vice'PIe?. alia Yukiko Yoshikami T'eHSu1-er -.. sf PN B niamin Vlqu Robeff Hifa .Q Sl .1 3 U0 cial 52- . gecixxkagl Hgtallgog Mjssglsol, C190 xl 4 mul'-9 92 LS Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the objectives which all members of the National Honor Society strive for. Under the able leadership of President Yukiko Yoshikami and advisor Miss Ruby Emura, the Waimea Chapter of the National Honor Society undertook for its projects the Better English Educational Project, the Junior Police Officer force, and the sale of United States Savings Stamps, NHS induction ceremony :Ml Row 1: I. Yamamoto, M,Murakami, F.Oyama, B. Viquelia, A.Kobashigawa, B. Kobayashi, L,Ahn, I. Gamiao, A. Namimot Row 2: E.Kimura, H. Honda, J, Saito, E.Kasahara, J. Obatake,E.Ishibashi, L.Matsuda, M. Masaki, H. Mitobe, C.Kouchi,l Agena Row 3: L. Horibe, L. Kaneyama, E. Hirata, E, Kaneshiro, A. Eugenio, B. Enoki, E. Shimizu, M, Kakuda, E. Basa Row 1 A,Sugawara, M,Muranaka, S. Sasaki, R.Moriguchi, R.Higashi, E.Uyeno, R. Hirano, D.Miyasato, A, Barcarse '74 FBLA X XX p . 5.4 a 'f m y C! , p ' I I at . XA hresident Trea Q o, gk washgo Chnton Akana Ra! Sllrel- Vi vioxeiw Ph Kato Ad a s tvs Y3 gihfiif 4, Vis Secxce 990 C Gmc' gow urun Oro WHS MDERS ERIC! Clinton Akana, president of the Waimea Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America, guided the members through a year of interesting activites. The members met twice a month to discuss business trends and to try their hand at various types of machines--- the duplicator, Friden calculator, IBM and the mirneograph, Direct contact with business firms was made in an ex- cursion to the business companies in Lihue, FBLA members vote on excursion date. f B' Ji A V . A ' A K ' , Y fr ai I wiv- ffxs' W , x f E vm. ' .QKWA L 3 2. f' w 1: M. Koga, K, Higashi, L, Nakaya, V. Miyashiro, A. Honjo, S. Chikahiro. Row 2: G. Okada, J, Yokoyama, R, Abreu Yokoo, M, Hamada, J. Nakao, Row 3: S. Delacruz, I. Marugame, F. Higa, C. Okuno, A, Acoba, R. Santiago '75 Cmvow Ecu-no w 1 I yn, Through the combined efforts of Alice Eugenio, ', CPU Mr. Kimoto, and the entire staff, the newswriting 'Y WV class produced an interesting paper for the school ' year, C The Canyon Echo staff issued each edition bi- : :lx 5' monthly. Hits of the Month, Advice Column, Teens ,Q Q---A tb ' of the Week, were a few of the features which made Q 2 ' 'Qi -f.P 35 21'1 a hit with the students. f J ' t .,, N1 Nine delegates attended the SCOOP Conference Mgt. Al' S, ' Ad i which was held on February 23 at Punahou school. - . L ' o Roberta Gushikuma lc . Kflnoio Staff members proof-reading Newswriters getting inspired! Q E f ',t .ir-snif f? zft News slats-f fi. g,'gr.xYffig ,f5ff3 - , .t-' ,- I fl.. 3 gf ,1- Q 1. . .., , W lx ' . 'i F 41, 1 A f X, fx . , . K 4 Q N ,N ,, y K! c Q X , J is 3 i 1 i 5 Row 1: N. Nomura, M. Campos, P. Yoshida, A. Namimcto, C, Kouchi, E. Hirata Row 2: G. Okada, C. Date, L, Muranaka L, Ahn, E, Saito Row 8: H. Kauahi, A, Ueno, E. Kimura, J. Yamamoto, A. Yasutake, C. Akana 76 S 3 KA Manta-nun: Under Editor Felicidad Nartatcz, Bus. Mgr. Ensley Uyeno, and Advisor Mrs. Hee, Ka Menehune grew from miniature dummies to a printed book. Seven editors were elected to head the various sections. TheALOHA Conference held in Honolulu found fifteen of us present. Copy, pictures, layouts, all seemingly synony- mous with dead lines, produced sighs of relief as each section was mailed to the publisher. We hope that Ka Menehune, 1957 will ever remain a cherished memory book. ' Y K X ' . ka J vi ff A L, s y y , S ix Edit al - Bus Advx ee Felicidad Narta Engle' Mgr. NHS. H Y Uyeno I' Section editors plan our yearbook. Members of the staff cut and paste. 3 1 t A K. I' 41 IN. ff u g' 53 , .W ,M ft. -'ff M Xf -3 Sf' as 1 1 ' t Ulf' a , , , r K K K 5 X Jw 1: F, Higa, L. Nakaya, L, Baron, J, A. Fujikawa, M. Kakuda, S, Visitacion Row 2:I. Moriguchi, H, Laborte, V, Mi ashiro, S, Miyazaki, I, Uchigashima, R, Hubahib Row 3: E. Watase, C. Okuno, R. Higashi, P. Mayo, L. Ball, S. Aluag 77 f' I er ev-.., f fri: . ,Lg I ' 1 X . KD Q a ' . X7 Z K ,,, , 5 Q' - ik as-se l r 'I' K K El ' l'. i f N? Sweethe t: Ro a i Q, as , g ' Y . ,fu ...Ag .2 , gi, W ., V ? -E0 I . I , Cffzsaua I A:,.- 2 ' . 'O x Advisors A Q I A Reporter ML Kajihara K Warren Miike ML K EH: . , - awate X e w' .,:-, :K :gl L I ?, 1 H f My A 1 4 .Fu-... fi Treas. Pedro Lomosad Sec. : John Shinagawa Q mm- SUPERVISED FARMING, Row 1: A. Simao carse Row 2: V. Malama, W. Malapit, G'. COOPERATIVE ACTIVITIES, Row 1: W. Sugawara G. Nau- 'mu,J. Bactad Row 2: G. Paiste, E. Ching, L. Kaohi' I 1 A, Bar- Pre dent A lla rcarse Sentinels Robert Nawai LN Earl Ching . g nw' Q' nr, I 5:45 N , , I in I I V-Pres.:Toshito Oyama Q wi :VXI 313 A H 2.. 4 'I 'r EI . H 1,55 .,,k ,, , -.I I 8275 fig, ' .As I AQ Fm 4 '- . M r . his . ,M A , S Q COMMUNITY SERVICE Row 1: F. Patricio, R. Nawai Row 2: A, ozaki, R, Mariano, k. shibao LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES, Row 1: W. Ines, T. Oyama, D. PB ters Row 2: F. Nirtulama, M. Palea, D. Pigao, L. Rapozo 20 Auimvtasm The Hans P. Faye Chapter of the Future Farmers of Am- :ica was chartered in September, 1936. The chapter cele- fated its 20th anniversary this year. The first meeting place as in an old woodshop building which is now used asa ware- ause. The present meeting place is in a new agriculture rilding. President Allan Barcarse led the large organization trough an active, fun-filled year. ak fy. I Ji if R 4 6 if A . 3' i P i lR.NING8t SAVING, Row 1: R. Corpuz, P. Lomosad Row 2: Morikawa, A. Erlandiz, G. Tskamura .q 3 . i A 4. li' . CHOLARSHIP, Row 1: R. Boro, M. Esdicul, M. Balbarino ow 2: G. Hong, F, De Costa, I. Shinagawa Q :ix Q f-ig, ,-- .7 4 , Q, f , q -,1- - ,.,, t f, M.. ' ' . K V. X . . '. lx ' A ,.-: 4 is' K A T . f E N s P' get F 5553. Va ' 1555 ', . . 4. N- sf , Q. rs. . pgbqjfig ,L gp s .I P If-5. ltrt :-.,. A f .. .. N' ip U . W, SJ, fg g sstg I A V .. .,., E . ,,,. , I , 5 4 We l.- 54:1 ' :::,.. Q W ' ' A' ' at tiss .. ,,,t FETY, Row 1: B, Ordinario, A. Lorita, R,rAlbarado w 2: T. Hayselden, B. Viluan, A. Arrlsgado The organization is divided into ten different committees, each with a specific purpose. Projects for the year included producing food for the school cafeteria, speaking to the CQUI- munity on agricultural practices, participating in schooland community agricultural activities, selling poultry, and work- ing on plant conservation activities in the Kokee area. This year the Waimea Chapter acted as hosts to the ter- ritorial convention. ,f iss? CONDUCT OF MEETINGS, Row 1: J.Bactad, S. Napohaku, M. Corregedor Row 2: S. Yadao, A, Mancao, T. Yamamoto Q? w- hx awww F ' ff: 'K S y l- Cl s is lu his -is W fe C . Ifsfih It 1 - Jvx . s 5 v Y U9 X RECREATION, Row 1: A. Morikawa, P. Sialana Row 2: E. Taniguchi, R. Nawai, E. Furtado s t v ,. QIL, 'K V ...fl ' .. C 5 :viii J' ., Q 3 I T- r. M'-f -N., E f - 1 . ' a , A s-f L4 , Nr' - rs 1 x r sf . f ft' ' af ,. Q., U eb, . pf ,bfi Q.: vm .faq N . K v r Q... ns vs 0 is 4- - ,. . .. fpvi ii kifq Y - ' N - f' s ' ' , s.s.4 'lf' , Q K .K 1 1' f W ' , Q v km, J' I X gffkgf -1. - - . .K 'S f :hi K - ' X - X A L 1 ki I sr PUBLIC RELATIONS, Row 1: W. Miike, M.Keale, H. Hon- jo Row 2: E. Hamada, A. Lomgsad, A.Mancao, I. Estacio FHA ii, 4' ff ,ros 'm fs N i M 1 I '1- Q, x x V I I f .,.:-1 ' -- fr 5 0 ' L , J N 2 ' . X 44 : g kgs 1 yjf A U 1: Advisors q go I ns 0 Pub. Rel. Miss Togikawa 0 N U 004' Carol Koucli . . , sw Y' Mrs.Takan1sh1 M ' Q- HZ 1 3 , f ,. - 'fr - arf X I 'JL ' F sip H' 5 'S A' ' 'Q' President K Pad Tfeasuf? Yukiko Yoshikamxl ' Kahaunanr Bal I p Lorna Ahll as-1 ',q',':' ' K E, 5, X' T 5-.5 i , p M K is Sec. : Elaine Kimura I . V-Pres.:Lei Mats X The Waimea Chapter of the Future Homemakers of - The chapter activities i ded: a lau lau sale, makil erica headed by Yukiko Yoshikami filled its calendar du ng of disposal bags for the hospital, helping ar a P. T. A. Dinne the school year with a varied and interesting program, and helping with refreshments at the Waimea Communit' Future homemakers also participated in an island con- Halloween celebration. ference held at Waimea and a territorial conference on Hawaii, me 'elk Row 1- P Butay K. Bal J, Taniguchi, C, Kauahi, C. cardrnez, E- Hifm. C- Kovchi. I- Saito. H- Honda. E- Hisashi. Marsuda H Inouye Row 2: M. Shimizu, C- Labofre, H- Eugenio- L- Baciov S' Vierraf S' Agtuca' R' Hubahib' A' Eugeni V Baririo K Oshiro L Mendonca, C. Sugawara, R. Belleza, G. Riola, C. Kauahi, K. Malsllba- L- Shimokawa ROW 3:1 Castillo. K.-Moriguchi, H. Okinishi. E- Francisco. N- Villaflof- A- Kimura- K-Izumi' I- Hobayanf P' Mayo' S' Takeud K. Vegas, N. Eclipse, K. Fernandez 80 ELzc'ruoN 4. Chaixman Alvin Kobashigawa 1'5- S Advisor ' b A Mr. Kawakami R E- W' 'S 5 'S Secretary Carol Cardinez is.: . Row 1: L, Kawane, V. Leong, I. Obatake Row 2: A. Garma, B. Kobayashi Row 3: B. Onzuka, C. Cardinez, G. Nohara HEALTH Chairman Edith Kasahara X ' r Advisor 'Q gm Mrs. Morinaga . - I gh! Am chairman .Q Y i M me Felicidad Narratez W., . ..,., 4 -i A I Row 1: S. Miyazaki, E. Ogata, F. Nartatez Row 2: P. Onzuka, DL. Yoshimoto, I H. Okinishi, I. Mizuo 8 , Cuonus Co -Cha Esmeni Domingo Co -Chairman A L dia Fu Row 1: A. Yaris, J, Shinagawa, R, Hubahib, A. Eugenio, E, Adorable, L. Ohta, F. Bermodes, y S. Visitacion Row 2: E. Holt, E, Domingo, B:,,,Tica,1aq J. Makanui, L. Ulanday, F. Antoniq E. Ancla Row 3: E. Kanahele, B. Kajiwara, E. Kua, M. Hookano, A. Fu, A. Kaliloa, K Fernandez, I, Marugame, F. Higa Row 4: C. Buduan, I. Ipac, A. Sugawara, I. Locquiao, W. Palea BAND E 1 .A in ,.-. ' 2 ,H :-- I l Advisor I l Mr. Suga . I F S 5 Row 1: E. Dureg, S. Dela Cruz, S. Viquela, M. Esdicul, B. Vegas Row 2: R. Romero, L. Pajardo, R. Perriera, A. Silva Row 3: A. Sugawara, M, Vidinha, N. Naumu, R. Santiago Row 4: H. Shimono, I. Ipac, K. Iwai, W, Palea, S. Saraos, S. Otlang, F. Nitullama Dummcs I Q d ,N 7 I '-. ' 7 N Ssnxn.sus.S-s-qs'L.5h-assnas-5-xifvuifsa 'gg,5sfdg'vs4.s+gy-ss.sS-4..us's,s.s's1.'s-s4-'1.fsa5-s,.'s. -'- lb-v'!:v.t:::v -':.'1-.Q-ni-e.:a-sa. 121-1 A-.4-N.4.g'1--sas-1,::a.n :- , 1 k M' Q 'v I, , X 9 i I. Q K ff S, 5 1 fc , af' 2 Q i K 4 x F . .- - , M. ..,, ,. 1 lg-5, S , 3 -am - d m 5'2NJ. mv:.1.'?fi--.. , X 4:,, iw 'Q ...M ' V -www ' 3 x.. .N .X 4 .. b Norman Naumu is welcomed, Who's hypnotizing who? vl: R. Hubahib, D. Tugade, E. Cabacungan, S. Agtuca,A.Aipoa1ani,R. Pigao Row 2: M. Jardin, T. Bajarilo, K. Vegas, Ishida, L, Kawane, A. Okumoto, N. Naumu Row 3: R, Nasario, G. Corr, M. Naumu, P, Onzuka, I. Baloyot, L. Matsu- L. Baron,-I. Kealoha, P. Ulanday CPO M. G hm The CPO force this year has fulfilled its duties .1 in F Q.. 5 a superlative extent. Minerva Naumu, capal: I Y Q ' 'i Q :--' chief, the captains and members of the force did W' 5 F 'F':' good job of keeping order on the Waimea Campl Chief: Secfetar X Mrs. Takanishi, advised and guided the force durir Bdqggorgtavsanishi Minerva Naumu Sa,-ah Vji a the year. Nggs. : Cion Roland Albarado is tagged by CPO. CPO Eleanor Rapozo lines up seniors. Row 1:P.Casti11o, L. Agena, L. Fu, E. Rapozo, V. Miyashiro,L. Muranaka,B.Eugenio, A.Eugenio, R.l-Iubahib, K. Batis, N. Villaflc E. Miyagi, M. Campos, R, Tumbaga, A, Namimoto, N. Nomura, I.Gamiao Row 2: S.Takeuchi, P.U1anday, W, Holt, R. Belleza, Bal, J. Izumi, A. Ueno, C. Kauahi, M, Shimizu, V. Leong, E. Francisco, R. Chu, E. Ueno, L. Ulanday, P. Sakai, P.Yoshida Row 3: Pigao, F. Nartatez, S. Visitacion, F. Edsical, L. Oyama, K. Shimonishi, I. Mizuo, K. Bal, E. Saito, H. Tsuueta, K, Oyama,I. Atoa H, Hashimoto, H. Eugenio, C. Laborte Row 4: G. Dela Cruz, P. Waterhouse,P. Waterhouse, Y. Yoshikami, R. Gushikuma, I. Al L. Moniz,H. Laborte, M. Butay, I. Izuka, N.Chikahiro, K, Moriguchi, F. Villamor, C. Okuhara, E. Kasahara, L. Matsuda Row 5: Bartolome, P. Fernandez, E. Cabacungan, N. Kobayashi, M, Okinishi, P. Butay, H. Okinishi, P. Yamasaki, I . Obatake, C. Masl JPO When a call was issued in September for volunteers, e National Honor Society members made a con- rted effort to boost the morale of the IPO. Many the NHS members enlisted as traffic officers. Mr. H. Goto, advisor, Allan Barcarse, Chief, and 2 many captains are to be credited for the efficient xrk performed by the 1PO's. 1? 'i h Sf Y ...QU , Q. N or 1'-A. A gt ief Cletiaukani Sian Barcarse M: dVis0r Roberta ' GUM , s. 'K IPO Josephine Hobayan poses for our photographer. Junior Officers on K P duty. ..f- Ji ,- f Lg, ' 1: T. Hayselden, R. Nawai, A. Fuertes, P. Ono, I. Akagi, L. Horibe, R, Higashi, A. Sugawara,N. Goto, P. Mayo, R kani, E. Domingo Row 2: H. Inouye, M. Vierra, A. Pagala, A. Castillo, -E. Yasunaka, L. Baron, J. Kealoha, J, Saito, Murakami, H. Mitobe, N. Fuertes, R. Leioki, S. Taniguchi Row 3: W. Mendonca, L. Mendonca, B. Kajiwara, E. Kua Aipoalani, Z. Kilauano, C. Kouchi, E, Kimura, R. Feliciano, A. Yaris, B. Ticala, K. Vegas, 1. Hobayan Dmveas' En. Row 1: L. Mendonca, E, Banasihan, D. Pigao, S. Viquelia Row 2: R. Leoki, J. Makanui, E. Kahale Row 1: A. Mancaog P, Sialana, R. Rivera Row 2: S, Yadao, M, Palea, I, Bactad, I. Furtado, F. DeCosta 86 Lumav 5 - V f M - X . L Chairman ..,, Yukiko Yoshikami W' Advisor Mrs. Kanna Secretary Joyce A kagi tj, x , vw, , ,ft 1 1 4 Row 1: E. Hirata, L. Oyama, K. Oshiro, M. Shimizu Row 2: P. Fernandez, I-Llnouye, J. Nitta, L. Muranaka, E. Higashi Row 3: L. Bolosan, D. Kira, H. Hashimoto, E. Ishibashi, P, Castillo, R. Murakami Chairman az, wi ' H Mikie Masaki K ,M r ,.., Advisor Miss Togikawa iw x Www . Secretary ,. .2 Loretta Mendonca Y , JR C 1 . 1 f . x Q in iv! be ,six ki? ff Q . Row 1: N. Villaflor, V. Miyake, K. Bal, A. Ueno, M. Hamada, F. Oyama Row 2: V. Miyashi- ro, I. Izumi, K. Yokoo, R. Shimonishi, L. Mendonca, M. Okinishi, J. Iwamoto Row 3: A, Man- cao,I. Gentry, R. Santiago, R, Domingo, I. Miyashir o, B. Kobayashi, W. Ueno 87 . FmANc: . my kit 11' 1. ' --f',,,. 1 .5 N . . Chairman V .,.,b. 1' l Elpedio Basa Q Y x ? xy A gk K It Q - - f V ' gl ',,.' f 5 A M ,. , . , - 4, w 'ug Vg 'a A -3 A 95? f f f 1 if S' .. . ,. , L .- ' j-s ., . gag -, -. -1 - M' X.. 'f ww, 4 A ' I ' H' 3 2? nv , P ff clear six be VL s g. H99 Q 5' 5' 1: ,Q . in ., . , ,, .5 x. ...W H fe :I I gi? 3 S sis . - Y sv in avg? if 'sg 5 Q. -J' is 5 X 'Nw 3' by It . 1 . , C . T Advisor mf M ,::, Q , Mr. Tanabe Q 7, Ag, -I C V a W .W to R.: S.Gurtiza, E, Basa,I.Akagi, B. Kobayashi E H' QP' ' 4 R F ww 2 A X QE Q sz.. ,. IP.. Chairman 'QW' .,., C QQ ' . Mikie Mmm a .i aaaia A an 1 w w ..:.: -. 4 ,..4., .,' - JI: 4 '-'Af :-' -. if :MVA W , ' .- ' A I C if wa - P ' Efaz -2s222s.5E':: 5:,: ff . Sig.: H N ' Aa if 3 f :,:, AdVf.SOI A i . A ' Mrs. Metivier ma::iiM...,.. 4: N Q L. to R.: D. Nitta, W, Kawane, D. Miyasato Q - :HW h 1 3 I. Obatake fi: rf 4 f V4 Chairman Secretary Carol Masuda Jane Saito ' Q 'Mx M. nga has QQ fr YQQ Advisor .. 3336 Q Mrs. Kanna Y '2a'W'f5:mL.si to R.gI, Masaki, E. Fukuda, C. Date, A. Ueno rf' ', .Y A 3 2 I-Imosoox . s - -'Q . .Nik fix! ,, ,552 A , 2 ,g nf , ,X 6? 1 , ., or lu' W L K L :- v. 'K I . .o I? 5- veg,-,vx I Zhm.: o amase Sec.:Caro1Kouchi 7'-' Q 'ax A civ.:Miss Togika wa Row 1: E. Dureg, F.Abeshima, S. Dela Cruz, P. Shimabukuro Row 2: G. Yamase, R. Santiago, A Arrisgado, A . Garma In -9 Socmn. if QM- 'W QOH 'T , I , Chm.: Lester Horibe V X Adv.:MissMashima L. to R.:C. Izuka, E. Daligcon, P.Casti11o, L. Horibe ' fas- .91 -'I 'Q ,Y Q xv- ' 'QR Chm.:Gloria Okada Sec.:Jcan Yamamoto x X xx J I to a Adv,gMr.K1mo Adv.:M1ss Emma Row 1: W. Kawane, P. Yoshida, K. Higashi Row 2: A. Yasutake, L, Nakaya, P, Yamasaki, N. Nomura Row 3: R. Yaguchi, S. Nitta, R. Moriguchi, O.Nitta 89 Amvlrv Y bq, ' Chairman Ronald Morigucl , 4 . , .':A rj 'rg gv' a P, Q lp, K X ' -v V er 1 I. ix! euvu 2f 5 'Ay QN X Ax X L ws' Q! WS W 'il 3' Siizlsggee ,Eg .Q R K ! If Kr gy ,P .... I I Jfllyrr im : j 4 ' j I 'Ax xi N ff ', Secretary 'W 2 ALR ., ..,. I A Linda Kaneyarr R ' ' - Nr-'A' , for Q , -R R L is Wm ' nn nil Y ff M N .L.r..- to R.: R. Morigrichi, A, Garma, L, Kaneyama, P. Shimabukuro I 1 Lorna Ahn Secretary Roberta Kaukaui i A dvisor Mrs. Mun don 5 ,X 5557 O BETTER Eususu f fs r7xX!'Q64X I X W We 1 3 r Row 1: R, Kaukani, P. Yoshinobu, E. Francisco, P. Waterhouse Row 2: B. Vique M, Muranaka, C. Akaua Row 3: G. Kireto, I. Izumi, M. Shimonishi, A. Nagatn Smnur of W AND RALLV gb Chairman 32 Leiko Matsuda X Q' C ., 1. .. S .L gym., ,Q VX. 'A Q in Ad ,Miss Bidwell Adv.: Mr,I-Iiga owl: A, Garma, A, Barcarse, D. Peters, G. Kruse, N, Naumu, P. Ishihara Row 2: 1'L-Q, ., M, Balleza, L. Nakaya, K. Moriguchi, P. Yamasaki, J. Matsuda, P, Mayo Row -' g R. Hubahib, R. M. Allianic, M. Kakuda, L, Cardinez, B. Paiste, E. Cabacungan 1 - f YQ? Chairman X Beatrice Enoki 'SI .., . gf . 7 jg L e raa r 'f ' :'R .- ' .,q, if x ACI , Adv,: Mr, Suga Adv.:Miss Itakura Secretary Euen sam Q' ' ' , ,.V' Cnvuc AND Assemaw v 3 ,AW X Row 1: S, Aluag, E. Pupuhi, W. Holt, I. Locquiao Row 2: E. Domingo, H. Kanea- kua, E, Saito, L. Marugame ' 91 f f f , X X S F Q Y a T Q Q? W 6 SPORTS J A F, if x,-- V V .X S1 we ,WNW if 'Q A Q. lk if is Q , :.1 is N I abs Q SX: my 'YB Q 4 Coach M. Tsuchiya Coach R. Doi X Co-Capt, R. Albarado Co-CaPt. F. Football is a sport acclaimed by fans throughout the nation. Girls as well as boys love to play football. This sport has brought entertainment and fun to people who enjoy football. The Waimea Menehune Warriors under the coaching of Mr. Melvin Tsuchiya and Mr. Richard Doi, did their best to capture the Championship of the KIF league, but being handicapped in stature and weight, our plucky Menehunes were able to win only one game out of four. However, under the leadership of co-captains, Roland Albarado and Fred Shimonishi, it can be said that the team showed good sportsmanship through out the season. Much appreciation goes to the coaches, the co-captains, and the five managers for their help in the football team of Waimea High and Elementary School, Mgr. L, Horibe Mgr. C. lzuka Mgr. C. Matsuoka Mgr. E. Dalicon s Mgr. A. Morikawa Q9 H mv . Muka rs ' I, A ew., .wx an , ,S v 235: K ' ,N ,, R, Nawal 'ix Ns fs Q N Q Q Sw G, Kawane fn E Watase 1 PA gi, it', fr- V 5 W- W. Sakoda K. Iwai B, Onzuka .4- W.w Fred Shimonishi scores for the Menehunes! E, T aniguchi H. Naumu G. Nohara . R. Albarado A. Kaohi Undaunted, Harry Masaki fights his way through P. Ishihara R. Iwal K. Ikemoto G- Rapozo B. Rivera H. Masaki p. Sialana 4? qs ,un-as up H. Date There goes George Nohara for a long gain. S G. Gomez K-.5 M. Muranaka .i j Q Y E M . . 5 asf, inn' ef E , Q x R, Shimonishi MQ Qs. Napuhaku E . we venlnvv' Q . , - V 5 J .,., N. W R. Nawai J, Holt R. Corpuz nav' R. Kaohi 1 B. Fuertes R. Ozaki Q ? -416 A Mayo S. Yamada A as Knit G. I-Iarada C. Dusenberty The boys uoupe out to meet their opponents. ,J R, Taniguchi W. Ibara Q65 T9 Capt, Basa Coach R. Doi .-Q-'Q K YQ 'ilk ss I 9 t l it 1, Mgr, C, Izuka Mgr, L, Horibe Elpedio Basa, veteran basketball lettermanl, captained the Menehune casaba team while Mr. Richard Doi guided the team as coach. Our Menehunes didn't fare too well during the preseason games and the KIF competition, but undaunted, the plucky cagesters maintained their spirit and sportsmanship throughout the season. The preseason games were played against Kailua, Mid Pacific, Kaimuki, Punahou, and Maryknoll. For the first round of the KIF competition, all teams were tied. The second round determined the win- nerg Waimea took third place with Kapaa High first and Kauai High second. Harry Masaki was the only Menehune who was selected as one of the Canyon Echo's A11-Star Five on the first team. The second team was composed of three Menehunes. They were Robert Yamada, Benjamin Viquelia, and Elpedio Basa. Richard Doi makes last minute checks.. Robert Yamada Q81 shoots for the basket. Stanwick Yadao 16, tries a lay up shot. A' ix sm 1- ,' sw Nawai .Q .px -.:,.: y I . f ee ff ,L if, il Q px sz fx N ,-J-J R. Yfarriada iw ZX 5 e i e 1 E QQ, Q K Vi 1 P1 we 252. MSN: S. Sasaki , Aiw- an 'QPSK 5 I r its A Q 3 'V I ' :elim 13 B. Vi ff' H e if W mi ' , vii-2:4 E. B333 Robert Nawai and Fred Shimonishi prepare for a rebound W x lz. f M. Muranaka S. Yadao X H. Masaki Ben Viquelia closes in on MPI player, x w-. Stanley Sasaki is hemmed in by Kailua. X ., , , x W, Mazf' M1 P. Ishihara , , - D., ... ' b ,.,. ' R. Taniguchi S. Yamada 101 Coach B. Holt Capt. O. Dutdut 'Ns wiv f - f -PQ' , ts :if f 'f- Al' tg fy Mgr. L. Marugame QV V4 J, I 1-IAIL! HAIL! HAIL! THREE CHEERS for the Junior Varsity Basketball team of Waimea High and Elementary School---the 1957 Champs of the KIF tournament. The Waimea boys, well groomed by stren- uous practices, were in top condition when they met their opponents in the varsity KIF contests. In the first round the boys emerged victorious. However, the second round did not go so smooth- ly, for the Junior Menehunes were defeated by close score of 17-18 in favor of Kapaa. This friendly rivalry was a needed stimulus to propel our boys into action and they easily copped the title of CHAMPIONS. Oseas Dutdut, captain, Mr. Bennett Holt, coach, and Larry Marugame, manager, furnished the brains and inspiration. Orlino Castillo leaps to make a basket, Ernesto Daligcon nies his left hand hook se- 'H' if Q We O ',4 ,O O. Dutdut I . l E, Dalicon c... 4 6 K ' .dw . gk - fm: ' W A nf : ' ' ff ' f S U 1 tg i ' , g Q 9 . A Q ie,. ff 'a..n. 6 . A , rf - E J, Miyashiro . . . Q .Q 9 ' ' 0 1 ' I C, Dusenberry LR .Lx P N t A :I E - Er x' ' an , ' fl B. Yamamoto F ' ' : '- -' I. Lapenia ,X 'Q e Q . WN 1 A, Honda 1 9 Q 0' . Q .K R. Corpuz JL. ? s , oo vm A . if N , . N Y' Q 9 ix :X c , X my W, i - -M . x l X 5 I l Q Q I 0 o o I ex ' Q : 'Q n , ' . Waimea J. V. scores again. James Miyashiro advances the score. 103 ' E X 'ff'- : , ' wx 1 . V. : ' Q' ' - fi ffl 'a 1 n ' ' 'fi ' ' b i X 'wqjt Q K A. Carroll ', .0 Q 1 5 0 4, - 4 G ' 7 E ' 'em 1, Mg 'pl 2 l M if .,..., A 1 2- ' 'Q x R, Kaukam .Q ' f if . at' 5 . P . :Z . ., A' Mayo ...... x 5 with O. Castillo Q, . VIE: T ' N 'I ll Y5? V if tg FV ,.,,W gy I 14 R. Kaohi 41 't STEM ' ' 'e . B. Fuertes f A w, Ibara A , 5 I 'ijt' . .' me T, Hayselden Boys, this is getting to be a habit. Y A brave Kapaa J. V. defies Inocencio Lapenia, of 94 Coach N. Morinaga Mr. Norman Morinaga, veteran coach of Waimea's Baseball team, started early in the season to get his boys into shape for the KIF championship. This early training paid off for our boys proved vic- torious against Kauai High in the opening game of the season. Kapaa High also fell before the onslaught ofthe Menehunes. The team will lose many of its outstanding members in June, for the squad's IOSICI includes the following sen- iors: Captain Fred Shimonishi, Ensley Uyeno, Calvin Ma- tsuoka, Allan Oune, Raymond Morikawa, Edwin Muraka- ml, Satoru Tadani, Benjamin Viquella, Francis De Costa, James Higa, Frederick Tanita, and Toshiro Oyama, Members reporting to the diamond next year will be: Nelson Mendonca, George Nohara,Iames Isagawa, Gordon Harada, Rudy Ordlnario, Robert Ueda, Roy Shimonishi, Anthony Mayo, Howard Muranaka, Howard Inouye, and James Miyashiro. As we close the season on baseball we have received the joyful news that Waimea has been procalimed champs of the KI? Baseball League. Mgr. H. Inouye Mgr. R. Ueda 105 QA' R. Morikawa X ,. -Effig: -- ' :Eff iw ol T Oyama S. Tadani N S EL f-f P F. Shimomshl C. Matsuoka 2 E. Uyeno B. Viquelia F. De Costa 106 The b0YS warm up for practice throws. Fred Tanita and Robert Ueda stack the equipments. J. Higa A- MaY0 J. Isagawa H. Muranaka G. Nohara J, Miyashiro R. Shimonishi R. Ordinario -1: , :., ik, N. Mendonca G. Harada Tossing the ball puts the boys in form. Fred Shimppishi gets set for a homer. MN rw- 'Qs 'M AQNAC4. Coach M, Tsuchiya Asst. Coach Y. Higa N. CaPf- R- Yaguchi Mgr. L. Horibe Coach Melvin Tsuchiya's Menehune cinder squad looked forward to a successful track season as they began workouts in February. Approximately thirty boys turned out for practice. Ably assisting Mr. Tsuchiya was Mr. Yasuo Higa. The tracksters were led by letterman, Ralph Yaguchi. Bolstered by old timers, Florendo Carnate, Albert Kaohi, George Nohara, Baptiste Rivera, Benjamin Viquelia, Daniel Peters, Robert Yamada, Albert Arrisgado, Alfred Cabo, and Pedro Lomosad, the team looked forward toward winning the KIF title. This year six lettermen will be graduating in June. They are Captain Ralph Yaguchi, Pedro Lomosad, Daniel Peters, Eddie Taniguchi, Robert Yamada, and Benjamin Viquelia. The Menehune tracksters will again compete against Kapaa and Kauai High schools in both the Rotary and KD: meets. Alfredo Cabo clears the bar in good form, Lester Horibe gives the signal for the race. Y New Q l ' .................C.. . X I .V 'QW .X V,,, it f fe ' v A N ' f . t . r. ' ' 9 Igfwgqgm. if V . , W H .ti , x 4 M X k h if as ,YQ 5 . , Q 1 'K i A,- r' ' P ' ' 'fafiissw The boys start on a long distance run. Mr, Higa manfully fires the gun. N-Q aw 1: Albert Kaohi, Eddie Taniguchi, Ralph Yaguchi, Alfredo Cabo, Bert Gonsalves, Flare-.ndo Carnate Row 2: Peter lshiha- L, Benjamin Viquelia, Pedro Lomosad, George Gomez, John Balayot Row 3:Marcelinc Esdicul, George Nohara, Lester Horibe :bert Boro, Daniel Peters ...aint Ns' Notice the leg movements Faustino Patricio gracefully takes the lead. 109 'W-J 4 Co-Capt. O. Nitta ' , ,A ',. Co-Capt. A. Nagata Coach J. Kimoto SWIMMING The swimming team is composed of a group of boys and girlsfrom both elementary and high school. fnese students usually train intensively just prior to a meet. All training is done after school under the guidance of Mr. James Kimoto. Co-captains for the team are Owen Nitta and Alvin Nagata. A swimming contest featuring the Dolphins and the Waimea team is on the agenda for the latter part of the school year. The Waimea team is also looking forward to a Honolulu trip in August. I M My r Elementary swimmers practice kicking. 5eUi01' Swimmers dive in fOr 3 relay. 2 A ,af .. - ef we -anO!P f,, KS' .or . .f E' A ' Alvin Nagata springs from the board with ease, Backstrokers churn the waters. ow l: Burt Matsumoto, Nancy Faye, Barbara Balderes, Patsy Ibara, Susan Ibara, Sybil Matsuda, Jon Ogata Row 2: Ted Yama- roto, Alan Marugame, Val Tsuchiya, Domingo Olivas, Leslie Ibara, Robert Crowell Row' 3: Michael Miyake, Vernon Miyake, utch Crowell, Henry Makizuru, Winfred Inouye, Richard riaukani fb M 35. and v-'Q-'Q-Qs' nCQi'aT..nQ i'..'?::'- ,- .0 039.14 ILC o .Q 1 U.-' I A8 ' vw 1: Sydney Gurtiza, John Nakao, Alfredo Cacal Row 2: Owen Nitta, Alvin Nagata, Lucille Peralta, Nelson Goto, James .tamura lll Q X9 Ck Y as zvu 1 wa-ggi ' V , i f 3 X ...ff Advisor: Y. Higa Chm.: Fred Shimonishi The Block W is an organization of athletes who have earned a W through their partici- pation in any major interscholastic sports. This organization serves as an inspiration towards good sportsmanship and participation in athletic events. The necessity of having good health, high morals and good scholastic standing is also impressed on its members. Mr, Yasuo Higa advised the group, while Fred Shimonishi acted as chairman. 3? WSE 6 Row 1: Albert Kaohi, Eddie Taniguchi, Robert Nawai, George Gomez, Calvin Matsuoka, Roland Albarado, Paul Sialana, All fredo Cabo Row 2: Benjamin Viquelia, Ensley Uyeno, Robert Mukai, George Rapozo, Edwin Murakami, James Higa, Bert Gor salves, Florendo Carnate Row 3: Stanley Sasaki, Peter Ishihara, Melvin Muranaka, George Nohara, Wataru Ueno, Fredericl Tanita, Lester Horibe Row 4: Toshiro Oyama, Ralph Yaguchi, Edward Watase, Harry Masaki, Elpedio Basa, Kenneth Ikemotc Raymond Morikawa Row 5: Francis De Costa 112 SONG AND CHEER LEADERS I f 'x NVQ gg XX 4, 1 ...E ockwise: Allan Barcarse, Anne Okamoto, Linda Nakaya, Patricia Mayo, Daniel Peters, Rosita Pigao, Leiko Matsuda, Rose arie Allianic 113 v . , , o A 7 as 0 1 1- Tennis. . . Pat Monis dreamily waits for the ball. Baseball. . . Rose Mateo tries a bunt. The Girls' Intramural program was initiated early in the school year. Prisonball, basketball, volleyball and baseball gave the teams a chance for keen competition. Rules and techniques were learned in physical education classes and applied in the contests which were scheduled dur- ing the special periods. Monday of each month found the girls eagerly looking forward to a tussle on the field. Roosters composed of high school students turned out to cheer their favored team to victory. The backers were com- posed of students interested in sports, for in these games the education classes challenged upper classmen who were not enrolled in any of the physical education courses. Advisor: B. Bidwell ani-ws-we l ' N was qu- gidiifkmg-4 is , .A ':'5'pr.,, M - .., A s, Qt.. I T I Wes' ' QQ. K P, E, girls rehearse for Jubilee aquacade. Basketball. , , Oh, no! Oh, yes! It's a basket! I s l I Soccer. . . Neva Waterhouse is hemmed in, Swim x ' g. . . We syncr nize for a W. 5 if '-x ,igggaias rp :ss Rr K 'gs -r , ,Q ,Y ,. SDODT5 Character' and good sportsmanship keynoted the program, Accumulative records are kept on points earned and when a member has garnered 100, 200, 300, or 400 points the respective awards are made: a small W , a medium W,' a large W letter and finally a gold pin. The following six girls were selected as outstanding ath- letes for the year '56-'5'7: Minerva Naumu, Pat Waterhouse, Eleanor Rapozo, Agnes Fu, Lydia Fu and Ethlyn Ogata. Miss Barbara Bidwell, P. E. instructor directed the intramural league. , ,,a,,.,, -. . s V K ' ' was at .- .. J Q fnisssfff' A ' s ' - fwfr or r , - - X 1. U i so is fs? ' ' ,w ' 1 rg Q .E.sii7?A . X ' f K X A g ' A we L s . - i W-Q zz- - , f. , 2 wi :t ss. isp. yt X as Q H .A Q K V , L,M.g gi, asc. sri, A N I ' ,,,,,,,,,,.. I, 'g A j w ,? ig,,s, ,,3,z ,V S . . rj W D y 1 sf' i . ' .mc ' ' .f xvg J .. O 5 X H, r . K ,-gg Q J . M f ug I f xg 'A ' iss. ,Sue-iuai V Outstanding Athletes get s:'T: Hockey. . , Shall it be a goal? Volleyball. . . We team up for a game. LM SCHOOL LIFE xxqp.--1' 'iki-...Q thu-......,,,,s.-' E TREASURE THESE MEMORIES FFR . pf X 'S' 5 , 1 ' vm nit Z e036 Sunwf mommy Dance Studfim B0 una-.Q-, Y, 3. Q 51, MZ! i Z if ss.. i . - -, A r . x 2-. wssss.,ssuuuw. - is hug- 5 f -X 4. my-N-, ,, is 9 M s'9i Miw Row 1: Queen Rose Marie Allianic, King Me Row 3: Evelyn Hirata, George Kruse, George I Masaki, Lester Horibe, Iean Matsuda Row 5: I Cardinez, Roland Ho, Nelson Goto, Anne Okan WORK,PlAY,CULTURE Waimea Explorer Scouts sing for Community Chest. Ka Menehune staff pose at ALOHA confab---Roosevelt High RJ! if SSI -Hg, ww -ww Wi ranaka Row 2: Ann Namimoto, Elaine Higashi . ' 1 a, Pansy Yoshida Row 4: Harriet Honda, Harry HVIEVWII178 In T 'd Date, Paul Shimabukuro Row 6: Caroline Strange, In Phe Orient, afadfse.. Students of rooms 22 and 81 gaily fill Xmas plates, Future airline stewardesses smile with Miss Risner of TPA 5,6525 l- Jaws? ,aw . X - 3, ,,,, ,, Freshmen bravely hare arms for tuberculin skin test. U. H. Deputation Team pays W, H, S, a visit 4-11011 Larry Marugame prepares to throw a Jubilee dart, Maelstrom after game with Clippers! Samuel Viquclia introduces A new key. Priscilla Ulanday-Declamation winner, r rc , D' SPRING TIME IN I-IAW ll 'VbH 'f4 qs s. .ex -.Q 4 . ig! .A r Qi' 3. 1 JN . -sill' L. to R.: Princess Kahoolawe, Christobel Kauahig Princess Lanai, Carole Cardinezg Princess Kauai, Patricia Ono: Princess Maui, Rose Marie Allianicg Lady in Waiting, Jean Matsudag Queen l,eikoMastudag King Elpedio Basag Lady in Waiting, Patricia Waterhouseg Princess Hawaii, Mona Hookanog Princess Oahu, Patricia Mayo: Princess Molokai, Anne Okam otog Princess Niihau, Linda Nakaya The members of the above group were selected by popular vote of the student body to take part in a May Day program. No definite theme was selected, however, the emphasis will be on the health program within the school. An assembly is scheduled for May first. For a pictorial record the king and queen and members or the court are presented in an Hawaiian setting 'Q ,Eiffa f MN I f . N N M CN Q , w jf ,Q x WWW ...z....X tx XE yCl.h5r MQ JUBI LEE WE REAP THE HARVEST SEVENTY - FIVE fi W 0 S A 'Y 4 - '7 1 ii at 'M Q 1 f 0 Q42 I 1 ' Q ' . '-2Q 2 :.1' 1 ' - ,S : '- , 7 , , Ifigjw -'t :inf Qz. . X, 4 .2,Q A- H- Case M. W. Clower s, Tsuchiya C. B. Barrett Commissioner District Sup't, 3951 , 103, ' 1946 - 1951 Seventy-five years ago, in the year 1882 Waimea English School com posed of two cottages was erected on the bank of Waimea River. Mrs Mary A, Stolz, principal, and Louis H. Sto1z and Levi Kauaimet the need of their 81 pupils with whatever means they had available. Though th English language was stressed, the Hawaiian language was still used ash medium of communication. By 1900 the schoolbecame known as Waimea School. It had five room and 176 pupils. In 1912 the first eighth grade class was added with an ent Aww rollment of four students. However, no formal graduation exercise was 'H ' held. The first diplomas were awarded to thirteen students in 1915, thesf students thus received the honor of being the first to have a graduatiol exercise at Waimea School. Waimea rapidly expanded with a pupil population of 501 in 1920. Mr. Gilpin S, Sessions, principal, was assisted by sixteen teachers. In Septem- ber of 1921, with the addition of the ninth grade, Waimea became the first junior high school in the territory. The tenth grade was added in 1921 under the name Waimea Junior High School. Ernest Daligcon-1957 Elementary School President Eight Grade Graduates - 1957 Mr, Aana and Miss Manini plant Jubilee tree. YEARS OF GROWTH -n-..,,,gt ' :li . r N' I C. I. Griswold D. C. McLaren C, C, Wise G. S, Sessions 1938 - 15246 1932 - 1938 1924 - 1928 1921 - 'J24 During Mr. C. Wise's administration, l924-1928, the need for more school buildings became apparent. The people of the community also wanted the school to become a senior high school. In 1935, the people had their wish, for the late Senator Clem Gomes, a former student of Waimea English School, introduced a bill to the territorial legislature to consider this school a senior high school. The bill was passed. The first senior class graduated the following year in June, 1937, Since thena gym- nasium, three modern buildings, and a swimming pool have been added to the campus. A Jubilee committee composed of faculty and community members worked out a gala celebration which included a parade, pageant, shows, concessions, exhibits, aquacade and a luau held on March 8 and 9. Early graduates and the following administrative heads were honored, the Messrs. M. Clower, Sup't of Kauai Public Schools, H. Case, Com- missioner, S.Tsuchiya, and former principals, D. McLaren, C, Griswold, and C. Barrett. ,J . iff Mr Kaikiala Anna Oldest Living Student Early Graduates - 1915 f?J High School Graduates - 1957 if ww-pf' w' LJLJ 'f -- Shards' VA J W 'wg ar 5 4 , A a Wolfhounds n X mf: gf? f Y G A r rw B. Taniguchi Co-Chairmen 5 S Tsuchiya Dart booth Paul Shimabukuro is hypnotized. Jubilee Committee plans celebration. Barbershop quartet sings at pagent. JUBILEE HIGHLIGHTS Mariannas - Main Show Lf7'lf1-fwfr-rvfvxf, , b4 '6LC-fc-hcl? , Q ,, H N I h KK 5. lyytf' I Girls form aquacade star, A I :ff Country Store booth Penny Sakai and Patsy Higa-Club Menehune lX wt +- N ,a NY V' K ' QQ? . gud 3 Qsgl 1 fan X Luau guests: Mr. D. McLaren, Mr, C, Griswold, Mrs. C. Griswold, Mr. C. Barrett QP at 3-J 0 LID 4 .Q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dummies, pictures, copies and layouts are necessary to bring the idea of a yearbook to a finished product. However, more important than these, are the individuals who have given their valuable time and cooperation to make this year's annual possible. In particular the staff would like to thank the Waimea High School Council for the finan - cial assistance, Mr. Yoshiharu Ogata, Mr. Alvin Kobashigawa for the photography, Mr. Claude Takekawa, Tongg Publishing Company for the printing, S. K, Smith Company for our covers, and the various record room agents for the dis- Uibution of the annuals. E , Us 1 x S J iw M 5, X f ' f i if Lb QT Q all . st, N1 t ,r I , ig f ' . 'R alas, SN 5561 4 MENEHUNE 5 5 . A . g 'E I , i. x . 6 . , 1 . , . P- 1 ,. . If ' 77 n , H 0 I f 5 ,.'. J . i , f Q r' I - 4, , X f 9 . ,. . . I , , ' x V a 4 . ' Q? , .3 .. N . F -. ' na D 1 ,Q ,, . - . 1 ' 1 ' 1 J if ,pug-' . X -Q , 7- ,- ,4 I 7 . ' J ' Q 1 , , X , ' , ' Y 1 M J A If , I A , WN 41 , I , , X I ,V I 5 o K 4 1 ' . K. A . f - I 'l X' t 3 I 1 - , ' , - , 1, , . -, 1. Q 1 I 4 ' . J , , '1 , , , - 3 .f 5? I v ,151 V . ,Y f 4 Q3 l u ' 4 . . ' 2 , 'fAfv-mf ' rn-Og RWM! 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