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

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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

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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

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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