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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1966 volume:

fioJiJf 6acl (:-: ? Tt. ' . k . ..■ .■: . v.vv ' r ■ 4 llljItdM . .•V. .V • - ' ••.•• ' To cl YiXfdj SuDdl Pai L ' • Qf otf qal lik uouu. ouu ttrc ala)aij I hopiZ v ou -Wv d happiness icno(tP LjDtL u;iU. I cat j ' j- 10 v ' 0 4t)U en e -Jree-V CXl6ha 1}. aip ' i v ' r xf ) :3 ' 0 ilk ' m ' V ?y ■ j ■)$ ■ X — r fs. ■ mrn rnKmrn mmmmmmiim ' yrn t igesrant - V utogrfip y: -Lynu A triscill htorjoka , ' Kan ilmats ' u.Xe ter Souz . J; Section.Editors;.PatriciaBi3R-lS aii!ipOk - ' -jHiife Kakuda , -■ :athleen Y js to , Sharon ' jl tHiiashftib, Jean M oba MBUfe Yokoo, Howard . • ' Ha B wa, Nolan Ahn, 3 e3Kitf pop ' :: ,n Mui-acia ' - . i ?:.. ' - ' ' .t ' l - ' -s-i.. ' ■ ' xi - ■% lp v ,  « ' ' -tmi ' •- J . 1 ' . ' h ' . H IB 1 1 • ;!.- %• ESret a g - ■ ■ Kfc - graq Waimea High. Lift your voices in her prafej May she never die. ijS Hail to thee, our Alma Matel Waimea High. True to self, to school, to ceacl May we ever be. Work and sport and manjf ertdfej| Crowd the year with glee. - j itjj,. . .if -  0( em % ses . . ' 1 : r V 1 ♦ ' l. ' ■i : . U ' , .V  rl ■ . t : y Sfc-.. • T)tMcatm We, the Waimea High School yearbook class, dedicate Ka Menehune 1966 to Mr. •Kazuichi Hirano , a devoted teacher of our students for thirty-nine years. Unselfishly and diligently you have work- ed to set us on the right path. We are gratefully indebted to you for your con- scientious assistance in promoting the welfare of our dent body. Your con- tributions have nurtured the growing of our firmly rooted tree. We sincerely thant you, Mr. Hirano, for the many services you Hav rendered. ' We bid you our bestMfishes fo jritoig and pleasantly active fu|pre. . ... - •  ;. M MstratioH s:%ia td -..ji 0 . ,-  . -VJ « 1 — U I afm ' t a-feacherV otily a fellow-trav ' eller o. whtiin you asked the.wa .. f pointed, ahead — ' ■• ll as, of you. Pmcipal ' s Message The educational tree with its many component parts; Trunk-Student Body, Limbs-Classes, Leaves -Students , Flowers-Activities; each representative of a particular segment of the school ' s total program, is anchored by its roots, the administration and the faculty. The tree, to grow and be productive, must be firmly established and must receive nourish- ment and stimulation from its roots. In administering this school, we have tried to do just that: to establish a strong, solid base for the tree to grow and to withstand the occasional adversities through sound organization and strong discipline; to provide educational nutrients through a competent and concerned faculty and carefully selected instructional materials; to promote stimulation by maintaining an edu- cational climate that encourages ideas and inquiries. Upon these foundations the educational tree at Waimea High has flourished and this 1965- ' 66 edition of the Ka Menehune reflects the many facts of this growth. Sincerely, Mr. Y. Kojima Principal Admimstmtm Mrs. E. Robinson VicePrincipal Mis. K. Kanna High School Librarian Mrs. B. Franklin Program Specialist Mr. R. Hustead Counselor Mr. F. Tanabe Secretary .. Mrs. E. Vidinha Reading Specialist Mr. K. Hirano Counselor Mrs. N. Ogata Elementary ' Librarian Mrs. S. Metivier Office Clerk Mrs. C. Ajimine English 3 4, 7 S Mrs. D. Crowell English 5 6, 7 8 Mr. B, Diama Art 7, Basic Art Draw Paint Miss B. Bidwell Physical Education Secondary faculty Mrs. R. Dang World History Civics Mr. J. Derby English 8x, 3 4 Reading 8 Mrs. R. Doi Math 586, UICSM 3 4, 5 6, 7 8, Modem Math Mr. A. Doi Physical Education © Mr. H. Goto LJ Mr. Y. Higa American Problems inv Chemistry U.S. Histor ' Mr. G. Harada Matli 3 4, 7x, 8x Algebra 3G4, Geometry Physics Mr. E. Ho Physical Science Biology, College Prep. Mrs. E. Ikehara Typing 3G4 Shorthand 1 2, 3 4 Office Practice General Business Mrs. N, Ho Speech Improvement Speecli Fundamentals Family Living Mr. R. Ishikawa American Problems Social Studies 7 8 Yearbook Mr. T. Kajihara Physical Science, College Prep. Vocational Agriculture Living Science Mr. Y. Kawakami Matli 7, UICSM 1 2 Algebra lC-2, 3 4 Mr. J. Kimoto Typing 1 2 Bookkeeping Mr. D. Landretti English 7 8 Reading 7 8 Mr. T. Kunimitsu Vocational Survey Agriculture , Biology Physical Science Farm Management Mrs. F. Morinaga Science 7GS Health Coordinator Mr. Y. Ogata Mechanical Drawing Vocational Survey Woodwork Mrs. J. Mundon Civics Mrs. J. Paimkoke English 1 2, 5 6 Mr. T. Shimazu U.S. History American Problems Miss J. ShanK Spanish 1 2,3 4 U.S. History 10 Mrs. Straka English 7 8 Social Studies 8 Mis. M. Takanishi Homemaking, Nursing Foods Family Living, Cloth Mgt. Mr. M. Tsuchiya English 1G2 Mrs. S. Okihara Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Mishima Cafeteria Helper Mrs. Fujimura Cafeteria Helper Mrs. Nitta Cafeteria Helper Mrs. Brandt Cafeteria Helper Mrs. Honma Cafeteria Helper s p i c I a I Mr. W. Woodall Music S, Band, Choral Math 8, 1 2 (1st. Row) J. Yamachika, M. Okada (2nd. Row) T. Kimura, K. Kaneko, S. Nishkawa 1 1 SlmeHtary faculty Mrs. S. Doi Grade 2 3 Mrs. Y. Miyake Grade 5 Mis. N. Tomimoto Grade 1 Mr. T. Fujita Grade 5 6 Mrs. G. Okada Grade 4 Mr. A. Fung Grade 6 Mrs. E. Kojiri Grade 2 Mrs. J. Kimoto Kindergarten Mrs. H. Sakai Grade 4 Mrs. M. Fxirukawa Kindergarten Mrs. G. Waterhouse Grade 1 Mrs. E. Yamada Grade 3 12 , ' . • 0t  I . I . _ ' j  w vm w Ah, to build to build! That is the noblest of all the arts. Longfellow % ' ( ' rSK ' emorable years, this year , Although Waimea High ' s h will always stand out with particular b:., There were, numerous accomplishmeni activities, from athletics to the student of the student government ' s achievement: They displayed their enthusiasm and MeiMiune ' T participation in generating the projects into subsequent realities. iSfe My sincerest best wishes to the seniors in 4|ii: ventures onward; to the under- classmen in keeping the illustrious image of the Menehune steadfast; and finally, to the administration and faculty in continuing their unsurpassed guidance of the students. , ' s JP Fondest Alohal :, I am justly proud, not only It mire important, of the students, lune ' f participation in generating the m ventures onward; to the under- Leslie Togioka, President (jomnmeHt Mr. Hustead Advisor Vi, cc Pr, •evident t -i Lopes laran O dii, ara The Student Government is composed of rep- resentatives from the various phases of the school ' s activities and programs. This body meets regularly to discuss inter-school and intra-school problems and take steps ac- cordingly to solve these problems. During the current academic year, the Stu- dent Government of WaimeaHigh School had the responsibility of beingthe principle host for the Hawaii Association of Student Coun- cils convention which was held on Kauai. Our school also hosted several Garden Island High School Government Association con- ventions held at our school. Treasurer Dean Hirabayashi Kecord Koom Chat men Row 1 L to R-G. Agena, P. Nakagawa, A. ViUaflor, G. Kagawa, K. Tsuchiya, E. Kajihara E. Mo- j aga. Row Standing Committee Chairmen Md Class Row 1 L to R-J. Mizukami, K. Kokubo, G. Kagawa, S. Kagawa. Row 2-A. lOtiyazaki, K. Teshima, B. Goto, P. Valenciano, E. Fujii. Row 3-G. Kakuda, T. Matsuoka, C. Taniguchi, P. Pereira. 16 Dean Hirabayashi Chairman Tmance The Finance Committee consists of the student body treasurer and all class treasurers. This year under the newly adopted finance pol- icy, the committee reviewed all requests of additional funds for the various student com- mittees. Mr. Tanabe Advisor 2i3L Sharan Okihara Chairman Row 1- Left to Right: R. Tsuchiya, C. Ho. Row 2- Left to Right: P. Taniguchi, M. Togioka, D. Hirabayashi. Kemds Md Reports The purpose of the Records and Reports Com- mittee is to prepare the agenda for Student Council meetings; type, mimeograph and dis- tribute the minutes; and file the minutes of the various standingcommittees and classes in the student government files. This committee consists of the student body secretary and her selected members. Mrs. Ikehara Advisor Row 1- left to right: K. Katsuda, L. Ganaden, S. Okihara 17 Social Committee The Social Committee coordinated two Student Body Dances during the school year. It also worked with the Spirit and Rally Committee in extending the Mene- hune Aloha to all visitors with leis and a warm hospitality. € )S Gene Matsuda ' •• Chairman Mr. Shimazu Advisor Row 1- L to R: D. Yoshimoto, D. Olivas, C. Izumi, G. Shimokawa, L. Ajimiara, S. Okada, S. Okihara. Row 2- L to R: K. Munechika, K. Fukumoto, C. Taniguchi, J. Morikawa, P. Muraoka, M. Campos, J. Uyeno. Civic Md Assembly Mrs. Ajimine Advisor Mrs. Ho Advisor The Civic and Assembly Committee end eav o r s to promote the interests of the students and faculty by concentrating on problems pertaining to the moral conduct and appearance of the Student Body. Patricia Chairman ' Row 1. L. to R: N. Vald , L. AqtriwoV B. Shimada, S. Buduan, V. PCatsuda, M. Mtiranaka, D. Miyamoto. Row 2. L. Kubota, S. Yamashiro, R. Niau, P. Alpeche, G. Hashimura, E. Olivas, L. Daligcon, J. Kashigi Row 3. R. Nitta, C. Yoshimitsu, M. Nakata, P. Valenciano, S. Hirano. Row 4. B. Carroll, D. Alpeche, G. Yamamoto, G. Bobiles, A. Kyono, G. Susterich. Spirit Md Kally Gary onalnine ChairMiany The Spirit and Rally Corainittee chalked up another year o f sue - cessfully held programs and activ- ities. This committee had the hectic pleasure of running the first food booth at the Hanapepe Stadi- um which was a complete success. It coordinated numerous pep rallies as well as the elaborate and color- ful Homecoming Programs. The school ' s largest committee, the group endeavored to instill within the hearts of each student, the es- sence of the true-blue Menehune spirit . Mr. Ogata Advisor Freshmen and Juniors : Row 1- left to right: P. Martin, I. Pajarillio, V. Okazake, L. Nishimori, P. Higashi, S. Campos, L. Kaneyama, M. Kagawa. Row 2- left to right: C. Kojiri, C. Kanekiyo, B. Tuzon, L. Mortera, C. C. Furusho, S. Almodova, L. Wilson. Sophomores and Seniors: Row 1- left to right: L. Hashimoto, M. Takata, C. Matsumoto, L. Yorkman, G. Skinner, Y. Akita, P. Kanahele, J. Matoba, M. Okamoto. Row 2- left to right: R. Okada, L. Azeka, D. Broccardo, J. Ishibashi, D. Eguchi, L. Oshiro, V. Pablo. Row 3- left to right: R. Campos, M. Wilson, R. Kouchi, G. Yonamine, G. Ceballos, F. Campos. 19 H 1 1 dHflflMtOBHIUHfiBHSlHHHailfifiM Publicity, Calendar, Record Koom Keport Committees Lois Kaneyama Publicity The purpose of this committee is to get the students of Waimea interested in Student Council affairs. This committee has taken care of the observers to the monthly Student Council meetings. Each month twelve students were given excuse slips to attend the meetings. These students c o u 1 d take part in discussion but were not allowed to vote. Co-chairmen for this committee were Faith Tanaka and Laura Yoshimoto. Charlene Okada Record Room Reports The purpose of this committee is to promote better relations between the Students Council and the Student Body of Waimea High School, and to get the students more concemed with Student Council affairs. This committee was headed by co- chairmen Charlene Okada and Lois Kaneyama. Calendar The piupose of this committee is to plan the year ' s school and class activities. A chart calendar was made by listing these activities. Heading this committee were co-chairmen Kathleen Katsuda and Diane Yoshimoto. Row ILtoR-F. Tanaka, K. Katsuda, M. Muranaka, S. Okihara, D. Yoshimoto, Row 2-D. Ishibashi, C. Okada, M. Niheu, L. Kaneyama, A. Sugawara, L. Yoshimoto. Jr, Ked Cross Mr. Diama Advisor Row 1 L to R-N. Fukuhara, B. Okazaki, H. Furutani, R. Shitanaka, G. Tamashiro, C. Kawado, D. Takeuchi, G. Largo. Row 2-R. Mamaclay, B. Hashimoto, E. Dela Cruz, L. Rita, B. Iwamoto, Y. Aceret, F. Miyamoto, M. Clement. Jr. Red Cross The Junior Red Cross is an organization whose aim is to achieve better human relations throughout the campus. They help in serving others in our school , community, and country. Health Promoting better health on campus is the primary purpose of the Health Commit- tee. The members of this committee en- joyed a successful year by helping with the Tuberculosis skin testing, eye test- ing program and other projects pertain- ing to health. Mealtk Anne Miyazaki Chairman Row 1 L to R-C. Pablo, L. Sakahashi, R. Ragocos, L. Miyazaki, M. Mukai, A. Miyazaki, L. Remata. Row 2-M. Orsatelli, J. Chikahiro, P. Rita, M. Carroll P. Almadova, G. Kudaishi, J. Kruse. ' 21 Mrs. Morinaga Advisor Mter Suqlisk The Better English Committee served its purpose by co-ordinating several activities to promote use of better spoken and written English. Row 1 L to R-E. Morinaga, J. Valdez, W. Ishida, K. Tsuchiya , R. Tanigawa, S. Kagawa, L. Ijima. Row 2-R. Baybrook, K. Kutaka, L. Yoshimoto, C. Okada, E. Okada, D. Ishibashi, R. Tsuchiya, G. Valenciano. Cibrary Susan Kagawa Chairman Mrs. Pannkoke Advisor The Library- Committee consists of Record Room Representatives. Their object is to help foster a love for read- ing. Members also serve as agents for the Teenage Book and Campus Book Clubs. Karen Kokubo Co -Chairman Mrs. Karma Advisor Kathleen Teshima Co -Chairman Row 1 L to R-C. Nishikawa, E. Shimizu, L. Takayama, E. Rivel, C. Kimura, L. Otsuka, R. Ishihara, C. AUianic, A. Ikemoto, A Ltociancu Row 2-R. Kakuda, E. Valdez, K. Kokubo, F. Kawamura, K. Teshima, S. Moribe, P. Cabral, L. jFumada, S. Domingo. Row 3-G. Kaneko , K. Vierra, G. Yamashiro, N. Iwamoto, C. Ulanday, S. Oune, K. Matsuoka, J. Nitta , A. Kauliktni. , V, The Election Committee has the duty of handling all elections of the Student Body. Upon the request of the classes, the committee assists with class elec- tions and many special elections at Waimea. Joyce Mizukami Chairman Mrs. Dang Advisor Rowl-LtoR: S. Kajihara, A. Sakai, B. Kudaislu, B. Kojima, D. Ikehara, E Sugawara, J. hiazu. Row 2- L to R: C. Shimatsu, V. Kabazawa, Z. Kapalehuahua W. Yamamoto, T. Ibara J. Sakai, S. Okinishi, J. Mizukami. XxAlAy - sfn ' Mr. Ho Advisor Jmn s Throughout the school year the Awards Committee re- corded the activity- points of each high school student. At the close of the school year, they compiled the points of each senior to determine whether he or she qualified for the Na Menehune Hanohano Award. This commit- tee also planned the A va ds A ' sse mbly to recognize students who earned honarar ' a vards, scholarships, and other awards and certificates received throughout the school year. Bemice Goto Chairman Row 1 L to R-L. Nishihara, A. Olivas, D. Koga, K. Havashi. Row 2-A S Ikemoto. 23 ugawara, B. Goto, A. Miyashiro, E. CoHstitutioHd KevisioH The Constitutional Revisions Committee worked on revisions, ad- ditions, and deletions of tlie Constitution of Waimea HighSchool; thus making the W. H. S. handbook up-to-date at the time of its publica- tion. fe Mr. Hustead Advisor Row 1- L to R: G. Yamainoto, G. Valenciano, O. Ueno Row 2- L to R: D. Ishibashi, P. Pereira, M, Shimatsu, T. Salvatore ' Distribution Agents The assistant business manager of the yearbook class selects, with the approval of the advisor, Mr. Ishikawa, a representative from each record room to carry on business transactions w it h i n the record room. These appointees were responsible for taking orders and distributing the yearbookand plastic coverings to the students in his respec- tive homeroom. Ro v 1- L to R: L. Sakahashi, M. Mukai, G. Pigao, C. Niau, A. Shimizu, J. Sakahashi, S. Kajihara Row 2- L to R; S. Kurokawa, N. Iwamoto, K. Kawado, S. Sustericli, R. Haynes, G. Hashimura Humor J ational Mo nor Society Secretary Elaine Morinaga r % . Advisor Mrs. Mundon President Ken Kajiliara Vice-President Rae Kakuda The Jr. N. H. S. was established by leading educators as a means of stimulating and promoting higher ideals of citizenship in intermediate schools. The Jr. N. H. S. con- sists of students who have high scholastic records and have been outstanding in leadership, service, and char- acter. With the guidance of their advisor , Mrs. Mundon, these members have lived up to the ideals of this organi- zation. Treasurer Anita Olivas Row 1- L to R: . Baxa, L. Takayama, J. Inazu, G. Tamashiro, L. Nishimori, J. Chikaliiro, K. Kajiliara Row 2- L to R: E. Furutani, E. Sabado, A. Miyashiro, P. Antonio, S. Okada, A. Villaflor, W. Ishida Row 3- L to R: A. Kakuda, C. Pablo, B. Kudaishi, A. Olivas, D. Mizukami, E. Morinaga, E. Fujii, D. Oridc Row 4- L to R: R. Baybrook, F. Kurokawa, R. Kakuda, E. Nakaya, R. Kato, R. Ahn, S. Yamanoha, C. Ho J ational Monor Society The Waimea High School National Honor Society consisted of seven- teen qualified members. These students were selected on their out- standing scholastic achievement and on the teacher ' s rating on char- acter, service and leadership. As one of their services to the school, the members went on locker key duty throughout the school year. Mrs. Doi Advisor President Harold Yam e ■ Be mice Goto Vice President ' . Juditli Inazu Treasurer Dean Hirabayashi Daphne Koga Michael Lopes Diane Mori: Sylvia Okinishi Adele Sugawara Faitli Tauaka Elaine Yokote Joyce Mizukami Jay Sakai 26 ' 4 W Judge Ranceford Okada School Court Under the guidance of advisor, Mr. K i m ot o , tiie School Court modified its policies to cope with many of the school ' s problems in a more efficient manner. It was highly successful in curbing lawbreakers and helping students to adjust themselves to the disciplinary demands of the school. Through the School Court, students have experienced forensic proce- dures, American jurisprudence met- hods , critical thinking, and other areas of our judicial system. Asst. Clerk Kathleen H iyaslii r Prosecuting Attorney Richard Shintani Clerk Diane Yoshimoto - I Asst. Clerk Lynn Nishihara Advisor Mr. Kimoto Asst. Prosecuting Attorney Sean Sweeny A r JURY: Row 1 L to R-S. Kamashita, . . l-uiadiara, K. Kajihara, J. Lnioto Row 2-P. Gubaton, S. Yamanoha, J. Camara, W. Yamamoto DEFENSE ATTORNEYS Craig lurasho Freshmen w James Shintani Sophomore 27 Garctt Agena Junior IvjUiJ atta- Senior CHIEF Campus Police Officers CHIEF ADVISOR Mr. R. Ishikawa Suzanne Nakata Asst. Chief The duty of the C. P. O. Force is to enforce all school rules on the WHS campus. This year the force consisted of four squads. Directing the activities for the year were two chiefs, t assistant chiefs, and advisor Mr. IshikawH Barry Mizuno Wayne Toyofuku Asst, Chief Squad A. Row 1 L to R-E. Morinaga, Vjf ujii , C. Kawado, A. Shimada, C. Izumi, G. Valenciano, A. Olivas, R. Kakuda Row 2-S. Hirano, B. Goto, A. Miyazaki, P. Cabral, P. Kanahele, L. Soriano, D. Ishibashi Row 3- i. Chapman, L. Takeuchi, P. Muraoka, Y. Aceret, O. Ueno, D. Hirabayashi 28 Squad B: Row 1 L to R-M. Mukai, G. Duarte, G. Nonaka, F. T mgaT ra- crOkSl , L. Uyeda P Teshima, V. Horikawa Row 2-C. Aki, E. Kanda, D. Broccardo, L. Peneir ar Oc ' tSvio, R. Kapaiiu Row3-B. Carroll, K. Vierra, E. Bal, G. Bobiles, H. Kagawa, N. Aim, R. Unciano k ' uefcir - Sqi Ui. Rita, K. P. Pereira r ' . CI Squad C: Row 1 L to R-E. Sabado, P. Antonio, E. Shimizu, M. Muranaka, M. Alvarez, E. Acoba Row 2-L Aquino, R. Ragocos, A. Miyazaki, E. Valdez, P. Alpedie, P. Valenciano, M. Bigno Row 3-G. Yamamoto, A. Nonaka, J. Camara, G. Carnate, H. Hayselden, J. Yamasaki, D. Vidinha Row? m t ' 1 ' °. ' t -. ' ' ™ ' - ° ' ' - ' Ji™ a. G. Shimokawa Ji. Sj;ia D. Kaili, D. Yoshimoto Row 2-.M. Takata, C Ledesma, G. Hashimura, J. Ishibashi, M. Niheu., crNiau. MTsilva Row 3-K. Shimatsu, L. Mortera, M. Togioka, V. Yamamoto, P. Almadova, M. Campos 29 Mrs. Dang Advisor f ( i ( T {y The Pacific and Asian Af- fairs Council has been es- tablished to promote a bet- ter understanding of world events. Through the help of our advisor Mrs. Dang, PAAC students have real- ized the problems and im- portance of developing na- tions. Dean Hirabayashi Chairman Seniors: Row 1 19 to R-L. Souza, A. Sakai, K. Kokubo, A. Shimada, D. Morinaga, M. Bigno, J. SakaMshi, J. Yokoo, L. Soriano Row 2-J. Shitanaka, D. Hirabayashi, K. Teshima, C. Okada, P. Valenciano, B. Goto, V. Pablo , A, Miyazaki Row 3-H. Yamase, J. Ishibashi G. Yamashiro, P. Gubaton, N. Ahn, R. Okada, G. Bobiles Juniors: Row 1 L to R-S. Hirano, J. Valdez, L. Kaneyama To kamur , L. Yoshimoto, F, Tanaka, E. Acoba Row2-D. Alpeche, S. Oune, S. Okinishi, J. Mizukami, E. KijTKiir 30 Canyon Echo pyt; ( The Canyon Echo, the school newspaper, covered the affairs of the campus as well as feature articles of a wide variety. The staff provided a well-balanced and interestingnews-frontfor the students ofWaimea High School, for the school year ' 65- ' 66. TC5 Ranceford Oljcglda Editor t«flatao b Mr Advisor ?tai ' ,c scO Jo -Ann Sakaiiashi Avis Shimada Patricia Valcnciano Diane Yoshimoto 31 tf m SWal ' o ' Kath Ka M nchme Preparing the school yearbook demands the spirit of determined and hard-woricing en- thusiastic students who, with the frustrations and tensions, can work together in ' har- mony and with efficiency. This tireless staff worked days and devoted their nights to present this yearbook to you, a book of fond and cherished memories of the school year Lester Souza Photographer Yolanda Aceret - Business Manager James Uyeno Film Coordinator 32 Lynn Ajimura Photo Developer June Kakuda Student Governmeij ' Joy Kashigi Finance Manager Jean Matoba Activities Carolyn Mviraoka Photo Printers Kathleen Sliimatsu Photo Developed Yearbook class in ACTION ! 33 Joyce Yokoo Activities { _ Menehme . The Menehune Majorettes enjoyed another ac- tive year of participation in the pep rallies, the football games, and special community activ- ities. Ellen Yamashiro Diana Broccardo Diana Ruiz 34 Maj( f tte$ n Noted for their precision marching and fancy baton twirling, the majorettes were always a welcomed and colorful asset to the programs in which they performed. % 35 Patricia Alpeche Mar ' Alvarez Choir Underthe excellent direction of Mr. Woodall, tlie Menehune Var- sity Band once a ga in proved itself to be a superb liigh sciiool band. Without thiese young musicians, our pep rally assemblies, and football games would not have been successful. On these occassions the atmosphere was filled with variety of selections. Mr. Woodall Advisor Row to R L to 1-L : K. R: G to R: C. Pavao, G. Shimokawa, C. Izumi, M. Muranaka, J. Laysa, B. Freitas, V. Albarado Row 2-L Rapaiiot, C. Edayan, P. Barriga, J. Mizukami, F. Tanaka, J. Valdez, L. Yorkman, M. Ancheta Row 3- . Valenciano, S. Rivera, P. Allianic, M. Takata, F. Tanigawa, G. Rabago, K. Taniguchi f A ' rMi ' Row 1-L to R: E. Valdez, C. Ulanday, S. Oune, O. Hookano, L. Pascual, A. Apo, M. Kahale, J, Fernandez, D. VidinJia Row 2-L to R: C. Reyes, B. Brandt, N. Doronio, F. Chapman, P. Silva, M. Carroll, C. Yoshimitsu Row 3-Lto R: E. Tanigawa, J. Kruse , S. Yamase, P. Souza, E. Kawaguchi, W. Tavares, T. SjffiVatore, D. Numazawa 36 Mand 37 Seniors m President Glenn Kakuda President ' $ Jd ssa e In anticipation to the joys and success in graduating, we will reminisce the won- derful years together as the Class of ' 66. We will remember the hardships of the past years, but we will never forget the rewards that were reaped for our ef- forts. We will remember our initial year as timid freshmen, stumbling into wrong classrooms on the first day of school. As sophomores, we got acquainted with each other and participated in many school activities; and the memorable mo- ments of our Junior Prom , Moonlight a nd Roses , will never be forgotten. Our advisors will remain as milestones in our memories for their unselfish counseling and guidance. They have done so much for us. . . now we must take our own paths. Graduation will bring an end to our memorable years here at Waimea High, how- ever, we will never forget our Alma Mater. We, the Mighty Class of ' 66, will seefefnew adventures in the spirit of our motto. . . to strive, to seek, to find, and not to y A ilAs Vice President Howard Kagawa Treasurer Patrick Taniguchi Secretary Vicki Horikawa MottOz ' Xo strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield, Cobrz A ua Ji White Song: ' 7or All We Know ' 7lowerz Carnation M i s s S h a n k M r G o t o M r H i g a M r s D o i M 0 ct Zeackers ' Message Strive to grow as you achieve your goals, seek to attain the highest ideals, find an appropriate place in society, and do not yield to what might deter you from your goals. Four years in high school, the one hundred and eighty members of the Class of 1966 have displayed an enthusiastic approach to prob- lems, and have demonstrated flexibility in meeting new situations and accepting challenging propositions. On the athletic field, in the classroom, in high school government, you are to be commended for your achievements. The faculty, and especially your advisors, congratulate you on your accomplishments and hope that you will continue to str ive and to seek, and that you will find success and iiappiness. A D V I o Myra Bigno Friendship is the key to happi- ness. Sharlene Bonachifla i ; Happy and always gay-igih special way. j i X ' ' ' - Diana Broccardo She ' s very s veet and fair witli Stardust in her hair. y ttentive 44 Patricia Buck Nothing is pleasant without smiles and gaiety. Live I ° t - g Q{ ' Melvin Campos Y i, His eyes are the windows to his soul. P ' ry Seniors? W David Carineo Friendship is a living treasure. Ronald Cardinez Strong and sturdy, he stands but anions men. 45 Gcrobin Garnate No man is born without am- bition. i Glenn Ceballos Our tiioughts and our conducts are our own. Henry Chu He knows ho v to work, he knows ho • to play. Frances Chapman Watch out, . .I ' m one in a million. John Corr The best hearts are ever the bravest. Edwin Dela Cruz A kii d heart, and an under- stauiw«i manner. Herman L-urammeng Quiet, friendly, and gentle a person who minds his own busi- ness. JoAnn Chikahiro A helpful friend, a charming lass, indeed. 46 Daniel Doronio I never think of tlie future it conies soon enough. David Dotimas His life is filled with tun and laughter. -ft ; J -- CSi John Dow:iie He speaks not and yet there ' s mischievious conversation in his Lillian Eclipse Tall, and tan, young and lovely. David Fuertes With the opposite sex he ' s so quiet, but with the gang he ' ll be a riot. Solidad Esteban Sweetness is a ray of sunshine. Bernadette Frcitas A pint size bundle of dynamite. 47 Louisa Ganaden Gladly would she learn, and gladly will she teach. Bemice Goto Her intelligence shines 1: a pearl of wisdom. Emerenciana Gaor The hand that hath made you just h ath made mii--good. Priscilla Gubaton Beauty walks gracefully in shimmering light; humor creeps in and sparks it up. Kenneth Gushikuma There is music in his soul. ' Reuben Haynes But I have promises to keep, and milesto gobefore I sleep Healani Hayselden Good humor is the health of the soul. 48 jc? me ga g esf Dean Hirabayashi A mind full of knowledge is a mind that never fails. Cir ,cL (jCL -vL nJUu(P(xCUJ , Susan Hirano The doors of wisdom are never shut. Wilma Holi Pleasant are her ways. Aaron Hookano Neat and sharp describes this handsome fellow. to ;f a.xA j -2- -.— .a Susan Ibara - , • , __. She never fails to warm your heart Willi her fricnJiy smile. Vicki Horikawa The greatest achievement is to m e e t a challenge w i t h a smile and determination. Evelyn Eke mo to Her kindness and understand- ing will lead her a long way. 49 Janice Ishibashi Her eyes how they twinkle, her dimples how meny. Nancy Iwamoto Enthusiasm is her greatest asset. Detemmtm Howard Kagawa A true athlete in body, and a swell guy by heart. Ly Susan Kagawa When among her friends she ' s never a bore. Daniel Kahler Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. Dora Kaili Good things should be praised. Glenn Kakuda The superior man is modest in speech, but siupasses in ac- tion. June Kakuda A heart with room for every joy. John Kaliloa Courage and ht sty go hand in hand. ,C {jc Ux . . Success Cynthia Kanahele (2 . ' CKJ ' - Joyce Kanekiyo Be happy ! Be wise ! B lLke Kindness conies form the me and enjoy life. heart. Charlotte Kaona To do good is my religion. becca Kap. od servic is great en chantmeht. Joy Kashigi A thing of beauty is a joy forever. tN tJ Kathleen Katsuda A cheerfvd heart makes a cheerful companion. r Hiram Kaukani The sea is his castle. Carol Kawado Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. r ' J. ' Y fv p Earl KaWa_gi 5?hi - His heart is filled with ' music. Kerry Kawado He is playing his cards well. Karen Kokubo Always the same sweet per- sonality. Patrick Kenney God helps those who help themselves. 52 H: . fi:A Ralph Kouchi Mischief and merrymaking makes the world go round. Keith Kubota The carefree heart liveth longer. Sandra Krotser Happiness is a warm sinile. ' V Glenn Kudaishi J When in doubt, lliink ! Aubrey Kunishige .IfIff 4 Uaugh, I can ' t Alvin Kyono If there were no hardships - there would be no triumph. 53 Glenn Latorre Ever in motion , noisy and cheery, full of mischief and never weary. A 11 dj pc OO Manuel Lomosai Wise to iesolve ' and patient to perforin. I If Roy Lopez Speaks little but does much. Domingo Lutao Good humor is always a success. Raymond Mamaclay Kindness comes of the will. Jean Matoba She laughs because eternity blossoms for her with stars. 54 You must be kidding?! y All ls for th( est in the v wopfev ' ol4 Candice Matsumoto Happiness seems to be shared. Gene Matsuda Bom with the gift of George Matsuda My heart and mind don ' t agree. James McGihon His smile warms the heart of many. Kenny Matsuoka A man who make varied friends live a thousand lives. Clarence Mier A day of play, an hour of work. On the sly, heh. Racoon? 55 Shirley Mina The unspoken word never causes trouble. James Mier Life is but play. !!-• Faith Miyamoto A sweet disposition and a captivating heart. Anne Miyazaki Manners are a woman ' s adornment. Max Miyashiro Handsc(ine is that handsome do Lance Miyao Enthusiasm and determination on the athletic field. Barry Mizimo This lad looks to tlie brighter side of life. Patrick Mizumoto Men of few words are the best men. Vema Momohara Her voice ever so soft and gentle. Sally Moribe Many receive advice, only tlie wise profit by it. Timothy Moniz The sea calls all things unto jj. him. Ernest Moniz Speechless when it comes to girls. x ' oftS ■ abi Carolyn Muraoka Helpful m many ways, con- siderate to all. Richard Muraoka Go and find the answer, it is waiting. Priscilla Mioraoka Things are only worth what one makes it. ao yi ' - - ' OOj. vea Js ai, ov, ■e j. 58 Dellick Numazawa Happy -gp-lucky without any woes. Sharon Nordmeier ' - Absence makes the heart grow fonder. JoAnn Ohta Her life is filled with laughter. x - Z v s O ' X. - . ■b i£ de nf 59 p-f l ' I Merle Okamoto It is she with a friendly heart who has plenty of friends. Sharan Okihara Her petiteness, a feature we aspire. • . SolonKJn Onp - 1 T ' , D% , and Handsome. .i Valerie Pablo She has a voice of gladness, eloquence of beauty, and a smile. Lourdes Pascual She who is friendly is liked. y . f. J If .--JLj William Parbo Takes things as they come. y,- . Kelvin Peleras Humor is the harmony of the heart. Rodney Pavao Polite and handsome is this boy, the FFA is his pride and joy. . ' ' J I Loretta Perreira The twinkle of her eyes, en- lightens thy heart. Rachael Ragocos To know her is to like her. ' Carn|gj| gra gola Believe that you have it, and you have it. Jouubta Ji Rlvel ant friend is a rare person. CViit iia Reyes J ' Ctfe nite to be natural when , one ' s sq naturally nice. Maurice Ruiz Life is given to be used. m. ' J, ' _i j - ' . ' V ' ' i Avis ShijiiaJa lJ JJ ., J|W , ' There is to me ;i daintiness XL 1 about flowers thai touches me Carmelita Sagucio To be of use in the world is the only way to be happy . ileen Sakai ler kindness and understand - g will lead her a long way. ' JoAnn Sakahashi A willing heart, a helping hand. Kathleen Shimatsu Laugh teAis , OJiversaiiog of Richard ShiMtaili He is a man with splendid abilities. Dexter Shimatsu Don ' t let my smile fool you- I ' m up to something. Rodney $hii tsu Like the ffeet-footed Mercu- ry he, u.ieyr 7 ' ' Joy Shitanaka . ' Triendship is the breathing rose, with sweets in every fold. 64 O Allen Shimizu Happy is he who knows his pleasures in youth. Sean Sweeney Speech is the Cornelia Sialana Be patient, listen andleam from others is my policy. Gloria Skinner of vigor, loads o£ Paulette Silva Waste not the treasure of yoiir time. XaZ Lillian Soriano My friends are my greatest treasure. Patrick Souza Every man has his values. Lester Souza I ' m the greatest. 65 pr Larry Tanimoto Character kept bright as well as clean. Leslie Togioka Reason and judgement are the qualities of a great leader. 66 Angelita Unciano Small in stature, great in action. , James Uyeno I ' ll stay single. Lois Uycda Good things are hard to come by. t ' L U ' Roland Unciano He who walks with friendship has no need of fear. 6ti, ' Mi}(uci «- iu( U Glenn Uyeno Merry as the day is long. Patricia Valenciano Neatness and a u ty are growing gra ?ir f w o nj a n ■ hdiod. Charlene Vidinha As a homemaker she ' s gain- ed many an admiring eye. 67 XL. O i- Deborah Vidinha Always be yourself. Ka thl e e, r-v i e rra lioiie ' Alfred Yadao An Olympic runner he ' ll someday be. Wallace Yamamoto To him who is determined, it remains only to act. Martin Wilson Life is full of amusements to the amusing man. Harold Yamase A wise man always listens and thinks b|efore he acts. Gail Yamashiro Happiness will ' fSiJow you everywhe Lou go, v Sharon Yamashiro For beauty lives with kind- ness. 68 ■ w Joyce Yokoo An aim in life is the only fortune worth seeking. Gary Yonamine He ' s neat, he ' s fabulous, he ' s loveable. Class Flower : ly Wallace Tavares A little work a little play to keep us going. Diane Yoshimoto Well-dressed all year ' round. Class Ring Diploma 69 Diana Broccardo Lillian Eclipse Aileen Sakai Charlene Vidinha 70 VtS oes Camera n, ra« ' gA 2s the giWs pass y.  . 72 A pat on the head for a trick well done. A 00 -00 The Ski.. stunts work. nC- . l • e otv ' M vta- ' J to do Vt. Sto. ' •-te ;. « ««5e ' Vofl, 73 We ' ll MiV(iys Kemember Fun Together Chow-times 74 ngouts I ' i 4ec«A4 - , ' ■iHt ' - ' ■ V 4gf - H% • ' - ' i ►• . liAl ' ■;? ' ' ; f-.i- : ' asses ,.: ■ ■ - ' ■ ' - . .thcju Shalt make way piesperous, aud then tSij shalt have good OTccess. Joshua 1:8. f] ( lass ' Of ' 6 Patrick Pereira President 7 Glerm Morimoto Vice President Emi Kajihara Secretary The Class of 1967 began the year in the spir- it typical of Jubilant Juniors. With gusto, we hustled n ' bustled through our school and class activities with the dynamic dynamo that was the envy of all the other classes! With expected reluctance, we accepted the academic challenge of being upperclassmen, but admittedly, this first taste of maturity was bittersweet. Our Junior year will always be a favorite page in our book of memories. Each of us have our private worlds filled with those wonderful moments to remember. We owe a part of our success m turning en- deavors into accomplishments to our class advisors: Mr. Bulatao, Mrs. Ho, Mr. Ki- moto, Mrs. Pannkoke, and Mr. Shimazu. Bless them! As we leave this hill to climb a higher mountain, we can all look back— a little wiser, a little stronger, and all the more eager to reach the top. Myles Togioka Treasurer CLASS MOTTO: Strive Today for a Better Tomorrow. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS SONG: Climb Ev ' ry Mountain Erlinda Acoba Garrett Agena f Gladys Agena Virginia Agor Robert Agosto , 1 • |Dbin jthM ilmiy hop, 2 ' Karen ? Clisson Aipoalani - Deimls Akazawa A i Cecilia Aki Carmen Allianic ' atricia Almodeva Cedric Amulacion Ivtary Ancheta Elizabeth Andrade Felisa Andres lod va Cedric Amulaci r Doii quliio R Roque Asistin Malcolm Azeka 77 Gary Bacio Stephanie Campos Michael Cardinez Lorita Domine Bridget CaTroll f ' Nora Doronk) V Jacob Figaroa Gustino Fontanilla -♦ Isagani Fuentes Raynard ynard OTgno Dermis Bisano T Walter Camara Anthony Camara Michael Castillo Dennis Duarte Nelson Fukuhara Leonard Edayan Karen Fukumoto 78 Cavier Ignacio avid Ishibashi m lyde Kamishita Michael Ganaden Allen Hashimoto ' ' Natlian Hookano Judith IiJazu Emi Kajihara Charlotte Kaneko KathleenHlayashi r Wayne Horikawa Clifford Ishii Peter Kali William Kapahu Lois Kaneyama 79 1 Danny Kato Diane Kunimura Margaret Lee T Larry Matoba Clarence Moura Margaret Kauahi f f Steven Kurokawa Michael Lopes Eric Matsuoka Laura Mukai Kenneth Kimokeo Karen Kutaka Karen Munechika 80 Fay Kimura Geraldine Largo Richard Lutao Glenn Morimoto Edwin Kudaishi ' 7 ■? ■ Gary Lays a Lolly Ma la ma Leonard Mortera Ernest Murao! Lorraine Olivas r Ivan Navarro Conrad Nonaka Sylvia Okinishi Gene Otoman Lynn NishZhara Lynda Nonaka TKT Nelson Odo - l Thomas Okvira Sharon Oiaie Erlinda Olivas 81 f l Eli Pablo Christina Pratt Diana Ruiz % r t Frank Santos r Andrei Soto || ' [lelban Pagala Glenn Rabago Russell Saiki W Patricia Santucci Frederick Pancho Patricia Rita Jay Sakai It :f Marvin Shimatsu f Leslie Planas Patrick Pereira Henry Taeza Wayne Tamashiro Steven Susterich Clyde Takekiuna 82 Faith Tanaka Wayne Toyofioku 1 ? Errol Tanigawa — • f Owen Ueno W Jaime Visitacion Harrison Vidinha ' ■% Valerie Yamamoto Joan Yamasaki 71 Marvel Young Leslie Yoshioka Millard Taylor Christine Ulanday Lanis Wilson Ellen Yamashiro Dennis Teshima Jane Valdez Glenn Yosliimoto MISSING: Henry Kahale Myles Togioka Ronald Valdez rs Charleen Yamamoto ▼ Glenn Yamamoto Laura Yoshimoto Juniors paying more attention to camera than to meeting. eiass Of 1968 Thomas Matsuoka President Eric Okada Vice President Glenda Valenciano Secretary CLASS COLORS: Aqua White CLASS MOTTO: Strive for the Better, Aim for the Best CLASS SONG: Exodus CLASS FLOWER: Wliite Carnation We Sophs really lived up to our name The Suffering Sophomores. We buckled down to business. Studying diligently, we tried to absorb all the knowledge that we gained from our teachers . However, we did not forget our school spirit. We participated eagerly dur- ing pep rallies. Through unity and team work we were able to be compet- itors for the school spirit award. To our advisors, Mrs. Ajimine, Mr. Doi, Mr. Harada, Mr. Ho, and Mr. Ogata, we thank you for your superb guidance . Now we anticipate the day we ' ll be the Jolly Juniors! 84 R.R. 225, ROW 1, L. to R. : C. Delanoza, E. Kang, S. Takeuchi, E. Yokote, C. Pavao, M. Mukai, S. Oki- kawa, G. Masuda. ROW 2: E. Kimura, E. Valdez, L. Kubota, L. Azeka, L. Togioka, G. Nonaka, C. Svenberg, N. Hashimoto, J. Akagi. ROW 3; C. Ramos, C. Dutdut, K. Miyake, I. Cacal, C. Shimatsu, G. Alquiza, A. Lewis. Missing: P. Williams, H. Silva, A. Jardin, K. Ikehara, S. Rivera. Suffering Sophomore boys at work. R.R. Gym D, ROW 1, L. to R. : S. Ueno, L. Shimada, R. . U1,uj, J. Laysa, S. Koike, L. Rumatc, R. Tanig- awa, J. Apilado, C. Izumi, M. Takata. ROW 2: A. Horikawa, E. Raynor, J. Okada, P. Allianic, A. Bobiles, L. Revelas, K. Nakata, P. Kanahele, R. £sposo, D. Miyashiro. ROW 3: M. Pagala, R. Morimoto, J. Shintani, C. Yoshimitsu, D. Doronio, G. Hashimoto, G. Yokoi, R. Medeiros, L. Vidinlia. 85 m m L M ' .A 1 i «i K i R R 53 ROW 1, L. to R. : L. Miyamoto, E. Shimizu, M. Muranaka, V. Albarado, E. Garania, M. Alvarez, E Igawa ' L Largo, T. Ibara, P. Hashimoto, K. Taniguchi. ROW 2: N. Balmidiano, J. Masukawa, Z. Kapa- hulehua, ' L. Rita, K. Rapanot, R. Tsuchiya, S. Valdez, H. Moriguchi. ROW 3: A. Wong, C. Ochiai, L. Dom- ingcil, A. Pereira, M. Orsatelli, D. Eguchi, K. Yokoyama, J. Camara, M. Kobayashi, D. Lewis. Are the germs smiling at you, Pat? Jeffrey must be busy typmg a love letter. R.R, 23, ROW 1, L. to R. : D. Koga, F. Ta«igawa, C. Amaki, G. Shimokawa, L. Yorkman, S. Domingo, J. Moniz, T. Matsuoka, J. Emoto. ROW 2: B. Iwamoto, A. Sugawara, V. Muraoka, G. Hashimura, G. Valen- ciano, L. Kato, C. Uehara, E. Okada, M. Chiba, S. Yamase. ROW 3: P. Renti Cruz, C. Perreira, C. Baptista, L. Lopez, R. Miyao, G. Padilla, M. Kakuda, G. Montemayor, S. Gurtiza, J. Seely. 86 R,R. 82, ROW 1, L. to R. : L. DelaCmz, C. Sliir.ii, C. Konishi, C. Yokoo, L. Miyazaki, P. Alpeche, L. Hash- imoto, K. Teshima, A. Miikai, L. Dotbnas. ROW 2: K. Taketa, A. Okihara, R. Watanabe, C. Ajimura, C. Ledesma, C. Shiniatsu, A. Ragragola, G. Parbo, M. Mier, A. Nawai. 4 Don ' t dream, Paulette Smile! You ' re on candid camera! Cynthia pretending to study. 87 eiass Of J 969 Evelyn Fuji President Edwin Nakaya Vice President Sherry Ann Okada Secretary Curtis Ho Treasurer CLASS COLORS: Aqua White CLASS MOTTO: Strive Today for a Better Tomorrow CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS SONG: I Believe We, th e Freshmen class, entered Waimea High School unsure of ourselves but ea- ger to undertake a new challenge . We looked forward to becoming accepted as true Menehunes and with the help of our advisors, Mrs. Mundon, Mrs. Takanishi, Miss BidweU, Mr. Kawakami, Mr. Tsuchiya, and Mr. Woodall, and the up- per classmen we rapidly became a part of Waimea High School. We have met the many challenges of work and sport and many studies and we ea- gerly look forward to the rest of our high school years. 88 R.R. 104, ROW 1, L. to R. : G. Aguiar, A. Albarado, G. Yatsuoka, K. Kajihara, E. Rivel, E. Uyeda, A. Ag- ena, E. Morinaga, G. Pigao. ROW 2: E. Nakaya, N. Iwata, R. Emura, P. Laysa, B. Hashimoto, Y. Manini, G. Bacio, A. Olivas. ROW 3; J. Buck, J. Kauahi, W. Yadao, C. Kanekiyo, M . Carroll, C. Hookano. Rae, are you thinking or sleeping? O o f f R.R. 25, ROW 1, I. to R.: R. Oshiro, A. Kruse, S. Okada, J. Badua, F. Ancheta, L. Takayama, L. Saka- hashi, E. Sinensej N. Galicinao, I. Kabazawa, J. Inazu. ROW 2: D. Mizukami, S. Yamanoha, L. Yoshimoto, A. Villaflor, K. Bigno, L. Kakuda, L. Agor. ROW 3: E. Ferguson, J. Kaohi, V. Moura, G. Kawakami, A. Domme. ROW 4: B. Masuda, J. Lorenzo, R. Castillo, F. Sweeney, A. Butay, R. Nishikawa, E. Akana. 89 X: 0 % I. l n R.R. 124, ROW 1, L. to R.: P. Martin, A. Kawado, S. Hayashi, J. Cassel, W. AJlianic, P. Bacio, S. Nakaya. ROW 2 : S. Tolbe, E. Sabado, E. Fumtani, C. Nishikawa, M. Susterich, ]. Dolezal. ROW 3: R. Downes, E. Ben, L. Manuel, G. Jacinto, B. Agor, W. Nordmeier. Future Menehune Champs R.R. GymB, ROW 1, L. to R. : S. Iwamoto, E. Nishii, V. Katsuda, W. Yaris, D. Mier, L. Koike, R. Agrade. ROW 2: C. Kanda, J. Morikawa, G. Furushima, N. Laguatan, H. Nonaka, L. Carineo, D. Uyeno. 90 R.R. 43, ROW 1, L. to R. : J. Watanabe, G. Anderson, G. Duarte, G. Tamashiro, K. Akazawa, J. Chikahiro, R. Seto, G. Kashigi, O. Kakuda, G. Perreira. ROW 2: E. Fuji, F. Kawakami, B. Kuda- ishi, C. Pablo, D. Mizuno, S. Okada, L. Nishimori, A. Patricio, P. Mukai, G. Matsuyoshi, B. Gan- eko. ROW 3: L. Yamase, P. Niau, V. Badua, S. Kagawa, T. Hirano, B. Tiizon, F. Agosto, R. Pat- ricio, K. Blackstad, D. Soto, J. Cacal, G. Inouye. Time out for a manicure, says Kareen. O Ci Ci R,R. 224, ROW 1, L. to R. : C. Edayan, E. Soto, K. Bonachita, A. Kinoshita, R. Balmidiano, W. Ishida, M. Yamase, C. Mier, J. Momohara, C. Ueno. ROW 2; F. Kurokawa, R. Kakuda, S. Buduan, M. Camara, C. Ho, J. Garania, V. Nitta, C. Sherman. ROW 3: M. Clement, J. Nadatani, R. Kato, R. Tanaka, M. Aki, G. Kahalekomo. 91 Chad Taniguchi President Class Of 1970 CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge Is The Key To Success CLASS COLORS: Pmk Aqua CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS SONG: I ' ll Remember You Deborah Ikehara Vice President Stella Kutaka Secretary Lance Ijima Treasurer GRADES, ROW 1, L. to R. : J. Hashimoto, E. Kamishita, D. Quicho, R. Robinson, B. Shimada, A. Yama- moto, J. Kagawa, A. Watanabe, E. Sugawara, S. Chiba, E. Assistm, C. Odo, A. Baularo. ROW 2: M. Ike- moto, A. Robinson, ]. Olivas, H. Furatani, M. Shiraishi, S. Sueyasu, C. Kimura, S. Kinoshita, S. Kutaka, D. Ikehara, T. Pratt. ROW 3: D. Fukumoto, H. Ikemoto, S. Kamishita, M. Okada, G. Fujimura, D. Olivas, L. Ijima, A. Ikemoto, C. Kojiri, D. Okino, M. Kaohi, A. Bobiles. ROW 4: D. Okihara, G. Arbilera, P. Yo- kotake, P. Rivera, M. Kimura, L. Kapahu, B. Cremer, B. Okazaki, H. Mukai, F. Aviguetero, L. Pratt, C. Taniguchi. 92 Glenn Kagawa President eiass Of 1971 CLASS MOTTO: The Future Belongs To Those Who Prepare For It CLASS COLORS: Blue Gold CLASS FLOWER: White Orciiid CLASS SONG: More Lorna Matsuda Vice President Sue Kajihara Secretary- Bliss Kojima Treasurer n r MM, ■ ,t GRADE 7, ROW 1, L. to R. : R. Shitanaka, D. Miyao, . Unciano, D. Takeuchi, S. Kajihara, R. Domingo, W. Chiba, E. Kajiwara, J. Assistin, R. Kabazawa, R. Isliiliara. ROW 2: I. Tuzon, J. Yamase, C. Matsuyoshi, L. Otsuka, L. Matsuda, K. Agosto, R. Yamamoto, G. Kagawa, K. Suga, C. Kimura, S. Yatsuoka, J. Tani- guchi, K. De Perelta. ROW 3: T. Burleson, B. Kojima, D. Akuna, D. Masuda, B. Bugarin, C. Tsuchiya, G. Okada, K. Morikawa, A. Nakaya, L. Ceballos, A Hori, S. Baybrook, J. Manini. ROW 4: V. Kahalekomo, A. Kouchi, D. Metivier, L. Ibara, P. Higashi, B. Abalos, E. Currameng, L. Robinson, R. Hunsinger, D. Cassel, J. Mission, C. Apo, M. Chandler, D. Keuma. 93 Slemmtaty KINDERGARTEN, ROW 1, L. to R. : D. Olivas, A. Yaris, M. Balauxo, R. Hamada, D. Mission, T. Games, M. Espinosa, M. Curammeng, K. Bacio. ROW 2: J. Honjo, B. Si mao, V. Kouchi, S. Apo, L. Barino, D. Dela Cruz, E. Kunimitsu, R. Wright. ROW 3: R. Kawamura, L. Keamoai, G. Kaohi, C. Shintani, P. Ferreira, E. Yamase, C. Ferguson, C. Fu. ROW 4: G. Yamahiro, F. Edrada, G. Nakaya, A. Hori, R. Cassel, R. Fung, H. Yong, C. Dusenberry. GRADE 1, ROW 1, L. toR.: D. De Peralta, M. Vidinha, A. Tadani, A. Nagata, M. Baron, M. Atoap, A. Kabazawa, J. Abalos, E. Moonihoawa, M. Aviguetero. ROW 2: B. EHiarte, S. Char, N. Hookano, G. Kanoho, C. Locquiao, W. Correa, D. Kinoshita, M. Vea, D. Akana. ROW 3: S. Doi, E. Ishihara, E. Agosto, L. Hook- ano, A. Hashimoto, J. Watanabe, R. Moonihoawa, C. Cassel, C. Akazawa. ROW 4: K. NeSmith, M. Badua, A. Kahale, J. Ikemoto, M. Kakuda, H. Laguatan, A. Delanoza, K. Toma, M. Keale. ROW 5: G. Fujita, G. Kaohi, P. Gushikuma, J. Bobiles, J. Tremaine, C. Okino, M. Yaris, R. Johnston. 94 ?■ ' j ' k GRADE 2, ROW 1, L. to R. : L. Scto, A. Acain, E. Abalos, N. Chiba, C. Balauro, C. Shirai, L. Ceballos, K. Kojima, S. Matsuda, P. Kinores, E. Allianic, T. Yaris, D. Robinson. ROW 2: S. Spang- ler, A. Char, A. Edrada, D. Correa, L. Doi, N. Keale, D. Bugariii, T. Yamase, P. Fujimura, M. Yamane. ROW 3: T. Quiocho, F. Vea, L. Takata, L. Okada, R. Bobiles, C. Metevier, Z. Simao, H. Apo, S. Minei, R. Doi, L. Hookano. ROW 4: F. Tabe, C. Niheu, S. Johnston, M. Hunsinger, R. Yong, L. Akana, J. NeSmitii, G. Pasol, N. Downie, H. Keamoai. One. . .Two. .Three CHARGE! 95 GRADE 3, ROW 1, L. to R. : T. Tadani, A. Abalos, T. Balauro, B. Yafuso, T. Duarte, G. DePeralta, J. Ka- kuda, L. Kajiwara. ROW 2: S. Nishimori, G. Ishihara, E. Higashi, M. Burleson, D. Aviguetero, B. Medeiros, J. Kawamura, J. Kobayashi. ROW 3: W. Fujita, M. Shea, L. Pairott, M. Budua, R. Mission, C. Dang, W. Akana. ROW 4: S. Kouchi. R. Hamada, B. Agosto, R. Kouchi, M. Tanaka, E. Games, A. Keale. ROW 5: H. Inouye, V. Kamishita, M. Lkehara, R. Hookano, W. Kona, G. Laguatan, A. Bactad, J. Pratt. GRADE 4, ROW 1, L. to R. : D. Abalos, T. Okino, J. Ho, L. Otsuka, L. Ueno, G. Higashi, N. Curammeng, S. Rivera, ]. Kinoshita, Y. DePeralta, D. Matsumoto. ROW 2: A. Lopez, M. Watnabe, C. Kajiwara, F. Yaris, S. Mukai, L. Okada, A. Lopez, N. Tuzon, M. Sueyasu, W. Ibara. ROW 3: G. Kapahu, D. Abalos, S. Fung, V. Kutaka, E. Manini, R. Doi, P. Gushikuma, T. Quiocho, E. Char, G. Delanoza. ROW 4 : H. Taniguchi, N. Curammeng, S. Rivera, D. Apo, M. Shea, S. Yamamoto, A. Yaris, E. Pratt. ROW 5: J. Hookano, H. Hori, M. Kouchi, R. Hookano, D. Akana, R. Kahale, M. Crisp, E. Cremer, D. Kaohi. 96 GRADE 5, ROW 1, L. to R. : C. Abalos, M. Seto, D. Shirai, R. Watanabe, K. Kimura, W. Allianic, H. Arbilera, J. Kakuda, G. Kamishita, A. Kinoshita. ROW 2: L. Masaki, G. Kawamura, L. Kamishita, M. Kabazawa, F. Kimura, R. Okihara, R. Kojima, B. Yamase, P. Okada. ROW 3: G. Baybrook, E. Curammeng, M. Yamase, G. Abalos, W. Okazaki, B. Okino, C. Tadani, J. Kabazawa. ROW 4: P. GusJiikuma, A. Ikemoto, W. Dang, M. Baluro, R. Apo, P. Hookano, E. Bugarin, C. Furutani, D. Taniguchi. ROW 5: D. Johnston, M. BobUes, J. Char, D. Keale, J. Taniguchi, C. Lopez, E. Ibara, D. Inouye, R. Delanoza. Who knows the answer? asked Mrs. Sakai. 97 GRADE 6, ROW 1, L. to R. : A. Okino, V. Miyao, C. Fukumoto, E. Kimura, J. Kutaka, P. Duarte, S. Shiraishi, L. Badua, A. Acain, K. Munechika, S. Doi. ROW 2: J. Rivera, R. Domingo, E. Ceballos, S. Seto, S. Ho, K. Yamase, C. Kojiri, P. Balbarino. ROW 3: P. Higashi, R. Ikehara, ]. Segawa, J. Kino- shita, O. Akuna, C. DePeralta, H. Ariguetero, P. Acain. ROW 4: D. Lopez, L. Chandler, R. Tadai, D. True, B. Laguatan, K. Keuma, E. Burleson, D. Severne. ROW 5: D. Apo, J. Vea, A. Hookano, E. Pratt, C. Cassel, D. Apo, J. Kona, I. Inouye. Just don ' t stand there, get the ball away! exclaimed the teacher. 98 ■ ■m-wi ' -.-: Sports ■ ' m .-X ' I have not been wholly successful I hope to be, I shall be. R. L. Duffus football With pride we hail tlie coaches and members of the 1 966 football team . Football for the Menehunes is an opportunity as well as a privilege to match their playing skills on the gridiron. Chosen by their outstanding qual- ities of leadership, Howard Kaga- wa, Lester Souza, Roland Unciano, and Patrick Pereira served as co- captains. Under their leadership the iMenehunes fielded a team rich with ded- icated players and an outstanding crop of young talent. Although the team j did not retain the KIF i Championship, they were ! , - - the Champs in the hearts of the student body. i The team assumed and car- ; ried out the responsibilities of playing the game with skill, honor and determination to win. Again we hail the WHS gridiron ; ' 66 with full credit going to the ' ■ ■ coaching staff. The students of our , dear WHS look forward to a bright and promising 1967 football season. Mr. Gordon Harada Head Coach Mr. Edward Ho Asst. Coach I Martin Wilson Mgr. Mr. Tom Tomimoto Asst. Coach i Mr. Melvin Tsuchiya Asst. Coach Ath. Director 966 (jridiro t Kenneth True Mgr. Offensive Unit Lester Souza Kneeling, left to right: James Mler, Ronald Cardinez, Dennis Duarte, Lester Souza, Patrick Pereira. Standing, left to right: SolomonOno, Howard Kagawa, Roland Unciano, Marvin Shimatsu, Anthony Divina, John Corr. Patrick Pereira Kahler goes for additional yardage after snagging pass. Michael Cardinez Anthony Divina • x , . y Howard Kajjawa W « jM- Daniel Kahler V Isidro Cacal I tl £5 Ronald Valdez Eli Pablo gathers a Shimatsu pass before being brought down. 103 Myles Togioka •J 1 Delbert Lewis Douglas Gleason Roy Lopez 1st row, L to R: Delbert Lewis, Baron Ganeko, Myles Togioka, Daryl Tani- guchi. 2nd row, L to R: Daniel Kahler, Keith Kubota, Douglas Gleason, John Corr. 0 r Daryl Tanigiachi John Corr Baron Ganeko f Ronald Cardinez n 4 . Conrado EXitdut (juards Lance Miyao Front, left to right: Fortimato Agosto, Joseph Kruse, Lester Souza, Conrado Dutdut, Aaron Smitli. Back, left to right: Ronald Cardinez, Richard Lutao, Lance Miyao, Harris Moriguchi, Andrei Soto. f v Harris Morisruchi a Errol Tanieawa Lester Soiua ff W. 105 Joseph Kruse ■V James Mier Patrick Pereira Albert Aki Michael Mier «... Richard Lutao Zackles Left to Right: Henry Kahale, Allen Lewis, Patrick Pereira, James Mier, Al- bert Aki, Thomas Okura, Michael Mier. V| Glenn Yoshimoto Divina sweeps the end for a near touchdown play. W . « 1 bo Michael Kobayashi Dennis Duarte Centers Allen ' Lewis Left to Right: Dennis Duarte, Allen Lewis, Michael Kobayashi. ,( Fortunato Agosto rv Andrei Soto Sadine shows an all-out attempt to bring speedy Raider down. 107 Season Mig Mights Divina makes his way to touchdown with fine blocking. ' %A. , 3 fo -j e Vv.ui- iMV.gn _,U-.s for a Sizable gau.. ' gain n . Marvin Shimatsu Marvin Shimatsu shows fine form in hurdling would-be tacklers. Eli Pablo Kagawa whips through in call for power play. . W-- ' ' %. ' Allen Shimizu Dexter Shimatsu 109 umor Varsity basketball O -  COACH: Mr. Landretti I ' f ! ' 1.1 , Coach: Mr. Derby Captain: David Miyashiro Row 1 L. to R: A. Smith, A. Lewis, D. Miyashiro, J. Shintani, C. Furusho. Row 2 L. to R: A. Butay, J. Camara, C. Shimatsu, D. Fuji, E. Okada, R. Bucasas. FORWARDS J. Camara J. Shintani D. Miyashiro E. Okada GUARDS: C. Furusho, A. Lewis, R. Bucasas, C. Shimatsu. CENTERS: A. Butay, D. Fujii, A. Smith Sorry, tliis is not the fashion show, Aaron. Mr. Landretti shows David the techniquesof shooting while Jimmy thinks it ' s funny. t ' I XO Row 1: Alfred Yadao, Dennis Ouarte, Francisco Campos, Glenn Ceballos, Roland Campos. Row 2: Jamws McGihon, Hiram Kaukani, Roland line iano, John Kaliloa, Walter Camara, William Kapahu, Ernest Moniz. Through the efforts of their coach, the boys shared an in- spiring year of fun-filled sports. The omnipotent Waimea team had a heart -breaking downfall this year as the strong Kauai andKapaa teams pressed them out of the champion- ship title. However, hopes are especially high for next year with a powerful J.V. team coming into the Varsity picture. The high point of the year was a trip to Honolulu playing against Farrington, Waianae, and Kaimuki . Campos uses some terrific dribbling to daffle and baffle his opponents as Unciano and Kapahu add moral support. James McGihon Fonvard We ' ve got another- 2 points! Alfred Yadao Guard rr Jt Hiram Kaukani Forward Roland_ Campos Guard Halleluiah! Batman. . . M V 4 .( ■ N U J Ernest Moniz Forward f Walter Camara Guard 116 Pep-Squad sh Nine overpowering voices could be heard at our KIF games- yes, they were the en- thusiastic and jubilant pepsters of WHS. Hats off to these never dying pepsters who enhanced their fellow athletes to fight, by lead- ing tlieir cheer- ing section. y Susa ie. t-aA 117 Lanis Wilson ; janice Ishibashi (y S i ; J) r -1 ' Loretta Perreira Candice Matsumato Mr. Gordon Harada Coach Mr. Tadayiiki Okino Asst. Coach ■9 baseball ' -. ' - A ' ■ Confidence, Skill, Pride, Determination. These are the traits the boys of the 1966 Baseball Team are noted for. Ever since the first day of practice, the boys have shown much of the true blue Mene- hune spirit. Those grue- some, strenuous condition- ing practices have surely been of benefit for the boys, and the boys gave their hearts out during practice. Yet the credit must be giv- en to the coaching staff with their excellent advising and job. Without their help the boys would have never been exposed to those four traits of a champion— Confidence, Skill, Pride, and Determi- nation. Tri-Captains Howard Kagawa-top; Glenn Kakuda-rt; Melvin Campos-left fT Tj 1 r Michael Cardinez-3rd «  « , Glenn Kakuda-3rd Sitting, l-r - Keith Kubota; Leslie Togioka; Melvin Campos; Glenn Kakuda; Howard Kagawa; Edwin Dela Cruz; Kenneth Gushikuma; Kneeling- Isidro Cacal; Melvin Chiba; David Ishibashi; Marvin Shimatsu; Anthony Divina; Michael Cardinez; Ronald Valdez; Dennis Duarte . Standing- Glenn Montemayor; Val Nitta; Darryl Taniguchi; Conrado Dutdut; Eric Matsuoka; Alan Horikawa; Craig Shimatau; David Miyashiro; John Corr. ■ff- .A, A.: V -■• - 1 s - ■ ♦ 9 t .; T i- ' 01 % V i ' . i■ i. c  - ' - ' 1 ' I ' ' ■ - V ' - ?. - i V, I ( t Bfa- r. •? ' t -. - - •; Isidro Cacal- -c •ift ? , - Craig Shimatsu-C A c, - Marvin Shimatsu-C 120 ' - ' o IM cr t :.Jt f ' David Miyashiro- s •• . - Eric Matsuoka- P ' ' ' ' - el ' Kenneth Gushikuma -P • : ' V- ,. e - Melvin Chiba- P ■ky Edwin Dela Cruz- 2nd -lb 7  • Alan Horikawa- 2nd Conrado Dutdut- lb -- • Keith Kubota- rf ( Vv } P Coach Harada relaxes on bat as he examines his mighty team at work. Marvin Shimatsu gets ready to tag a Waianae runner. Ronald Valdez- Ci - « • f Darryl Taniguchi- If ■ ' ' V lr. r • «• - ' • «• Tony Divina- rf Val Nitta- cf tf T Kagawa dives unsuccessfully to third. What a fruitless attempt! John Co IT- Head Mgr. Glenn Montemavor- Asst. Mgr. Zmck ' W i( r Sitting, l-r - R. Bigno; H. Chu; A. Shimizu; R. Shimatsu; A. Yadao; D. Kahler; R. Okada; P. Pereira; Kneeling-R. Costello; W. Camara; J. Lorenzo; N. Fukuhara; A. Hashimoto; W. Yadao; L. Edyan; M. Meir; Standing- J. Cacal; H. Nishikawa; G. l ahalekomo; M. Aki; A. Lewis; I. Navaro; A. Wong; D. Soto. Rodney Shimatsu Co-Captain Mr. H. Goto Coach Ml tr. M. Tsuchiya W f lr Coach Alfred Yadao Co- Captain A promising team under the coaching of two of Kauai ' s best coaches, Mr. Tsuchiya and Mr. Goto, the track team has shown much de- sire, endurance, and also speed. Everyday, rain or shine, the track team is al- ways full of life and fire. Yes, this year t h e r e is no doubt that the team under the leadership of Rodney Shimatsu and Alfred Yadao , the two co-captains, will outrun, and outwit the op- ponents in both track and field events. 124 4 i4 With much vigor and enthusiasm, the team eagerly make their practice run. What form! Wliat poise! 125 COACH: Mr. Ed Ho CAPTAIN: Richard Shintani Following the footsteps of a championship team, the boys did a fine job of swim- ming in their predecesors ' shoes. In their first meet against the imported team of Castle High School, i mport ant aquatic stars, the boys showed fine form in trouncing them by a wide margin. The boys enjoyed a trip to Honolulu in which they swam against Kaimuki High School. The highlight for the boys was a trip to Hilo to compete in the State Champion- ships. Under Coach Ho, they pulled some surprise moves in the meet and truly brought honor to Waimea. Hail to thee, o swim team-thou art great. P Micliael Kobayashi Joscpli J rus j Curtis Ho Edwin Kimura THE BOYS AND THEIR EVENTS Richard Shintani . . 100 free 50 free Nolan Ahn 100 breast 200 medley relay Curtis Ho 100 breast Edwin Kimura ... 50 free 100 free Terry Kahler .... 400 free 200 free Ricky Tsuchiya ... 200 free Owen Ueno 100 fly 400 free relay Mike Kobayashi. . . 400 free 200 individual medley Paul Mukai 100 back 200 medley relay Myles Togioka ... 50 free 400 free relay Joseph Kruse .... 100 breast 100 back Jerry Kahler p t °- ' fa ck S ' ZS ' c baseball Pootbaii Kenneth Gushikuma Baseball cG oii Leslie Togioka Baseball ketbs ' Pos Football Ronald Cardinez W Ik Daniel Kahler Football, Track Howard Kagawa Football, Baseball, Track 773 Hiram Kaukani Basketball Lester Souza Football Garictt Agena, Ellen Yamashiro 132 Henry Taeza, Patricia Rita vOScX : Queen Joyce Mizukami .J Estelle Kanda, Patrick Pereira UT . WM- Karen Kutaka, David Ishibashi %IS% Lois Kaneyama, Michael Nakata 133 Mary Kagawa, Kennetli Kimokeo Co -Chairmen Charlene Okada w P ' jV Harold m B Yamase f V B ' M ,4- Ralph Kouchi, Candice Matsumoto 134 i. Mr. Higa Advisor -. Merle Okamoto, Francisco Campos president 3- Jpxesident , -me Dap! Secte KoS taty easvaei 1_ ,,,,.■:,■ «v Togi ' a °V ,ok4 Mure Momemakets Of America Row 1 , L. to R : Lori Ue Cka iura, Emi Kajihara, Nancy Galicinao, Karen Bigno, Lillian Takayama. Row 2: baL cnrp w ' n oTV ' i ' ' S ' Karen Kutaka, Edith Furutani, it Olivas. Row 3: Emilia Sa- bado, Ceha Pablo, Diane Obuchi, Chrnstm.. Ulanday, Maria Clement, Joan Yamasaki. 136 in i? _ P a.o riajj tiojis Advisor snishi The ' 65 - ' 66 FHAers of Waimea planned their activities to foster the development of the individual according to three ideas: 1) Leisure Time, Constructive Time 2) Health, A Valuable Asset 3) Moral and Manners Matter Some activities included crocheting hats, a lesson with an aikido expert on exercises, a speaker on Morals, and an hour with a beauty consultant. Several service projects on campus and in the community were carried out. Much of the success of turning endeavors into triumphs is to be credited to our advisor, Mrs. Takanishi Row 1, L. to R. : Charlene Konishi, Maisie Mukai, Christine Delanoza, Lusalle Yorkman, Loma Shimada, Lois Uyeda. Row 2: Lyim Kato, Fay Tanigawa, Chisato Ochiai, Daplrne Koga, Suzanne Ueno. Row 3: Amy Okihara, Stephanie Koike, LaVeme Hashimoto, Miriam Niheu, Sharon Nordmeier. Row 4: Judy Okada, Veronica Muraoka, Linda Rita, Marsha Orsatelli, Louisa Domingcil. 137 Kodney PvesvAent Ccadcrship ammgs ai i gs l !avaro aro , J Supervised farming coperative Actwities I 1st row .. Michael I -ingo, Han so ViS ; S V. .l iA-I: ZacharyOctevio- M Lazaro iSL w 7T,HroW — iacna-iy- Clifton Uf ;,5fit Mfred Yadao Michael casmiu, SeholamP V rhr Michael Oto- iff ™ - John Lop„ „ -W gf c. , Larry Vidmha, 2nd row Michael Kalcuda La.t., = I-uta ' o! ;° ;.-T hiin- 1st TOW— ' -- man -Sec. , Larry Williani Parbo '  4 AdvJot ' ' ' n itsu CommuHity Service K creatioft r_( L ' - Coduct oiJMm c Kelatic lOfl frecJricj p ' ■ • ' David Ca ' keeping 1 , ' , V Norman Akana- 1 ' l n--cr°o T--F«iA Santos Chr. ,2nd row Magihon-Sec ani-Sec., Albert 139 T)uckesses Jane Valdez, Secretary Evelyn Fuji Fay Kimura Faith Tanaka, Treasurer Estelle Kanda Amy Miyashiro 140 Laura Miyazaki The Hanapepe Duchesses have ti ied through- out the year to meet the Y -Teen goals by having a program focused on vocations, cre- ative arts, health, relationships, religion, and service. This enjoyable and worthwhile Y-Teenyear included such activities as pick- ing coconuts for RUK, participation in the Hi -Y Model Legislature, and a cluU get-to- gether. ' r i P- Majorie Muranaka Sylvia Okinishi Gail Shimokawa Eve 1)11 Valdez Valerie Yamamoto 141 Elaine Yokote ,vw Sarba Se ra creta. Bad! ly Ua The year 1965-66 has e 1 aps e d for the Kekalana Y-Teens with fun and fellow- shift. They fulfilled the goals of the YWCVVwlth the leadership of the officers juidance of the advisors . They have served their community through their many service projects. : ■Yo a- ' Mary Alvarez tvde«° LaVetrv X alfev 1 arroii Maureen Carroll Frances Chapman i ai Amy Okihara Amorita Patricio Carmen Ragragola Diana Ruiz Cornelia Sialana jloria Skinner Ruth ' Watanabe Patricia Williams Ces Jleurettes Gail Hashimura Sharon Iwamoto Lee Arm Miyamoto Arnie Miyazaki Secretary 1 Treasurer Kathleen Katsuda Joy Kashigi ) Cheryl Ledesma Donna Miyamoto Vivian Katsuda Carol Kawado The year 1965-66 has been a successful year for us as we strived to meet our Y-Teen goals: to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and creeds, and to grow in the knowledge of God. With the lead- ership of the officers and guidance of our ad- visors we have extended our community by our -many service projects such as our drive to col- lect old clothes for Viet Nam. Yes, the year 1965-66 has t r uly been a suc- cessful year for the Hanapepe Les Fleurettes. Faith Miyamoto ' Ld 2- JoAnn Sakahashi Fay Tanigawa . jjc -l6l Kathle Colleen Yoshimitsu Lois Uyeda Charlene Vidinha 145 Mary Kag awa_ Vice -President fb Susan rbara • President Merle Okamoto, Treasurer The year 1965-66 will always re- main a vital part of each and every member of the Waimea Sub -Debs. Together, we strived to better our- selves and to achieve the Y-Teen goals: To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and creeds, to grow in the knowledge and love of God. We grew, and through each $ub-X)ebs Candice Matsumoto, Chaplain member ' s active participation, we had a very successful and most en- joyable year. The Sub -Debs wish to extend their sincere and deep appreciation to Mrs. Mary Gentry for her giudance and leadership in making us aware and helping us to achieve the Y- teen aims and objectives. Carmen Allianic Geraldine Bacio J- ' ' j,L M Mishell Clement Lourdes Daligcon .♦v Gladys EHiarte Karen Fukumotx) Bemice Goto Laveme Hashimoto Karen Kokubo Laveme Nishimori Chisato Ochiai rife i Avis Shimada Loma Shimada Joy Shitanaka Angelita Unciano Claire Uyeno Jade Ann Watanabe Lanis Wilson Charlene Yamamoto Ellen Yamashiro . iajj Yamasli: Sharon Yamashiro Wolleta Yaris 149 SSB13 vft9 i« ? ■ Lynn Nishihara President ■ ' Under capable leadership, the Kaumakani DebL , teens had a most enjoyable and successful yeai? OJ ii We strived to work together, have fun together, . p a and to maintain fellowship. t Special thanks goes to our advisors Mrs. Don aid Martin and Mrs . Frank Sweeney . Veifuteef Sj c Priscilla Gubaton Vice -President Norma Balmidiano Myra Bigno Lisa Domingcil Nancy Galicinao Emilia Sabado Celia Pablo Lillian Soriano Deborah Vidinha The year of 1965-66 has been a most enjoyable and memorable one for us as westrivedto meet our Hi-Y goals. With the supreme leadership of the officers and our advisors, Harry Honma and Clarence Cardinez, we have extended our services to our community by our maSy-service projects and activities. Domingo Lutao President Jaime Visitacion Vice -President Larry Tanimbtb Secretary David Fuertes Gordon Yokoi David Carineo Millard Taylor Romy Castillo Eric Matsuoka Ronald Cardinez Joy Kashigi Richard Lutao Michael Cardinez Charles Sherman Aubrey Kunishige ih Ai Ra Tiard Bigno Ra- - Tanaka Eli Pablo Gar - Kashigi Patrick Taniguchi President Edwin Dela Cruz Glenn Kakuda ers- ' -f ' (j Kaga va Treasurer Glenn Ceballos Athletic Director With the true spirit of all Crusaders; the club cooperated; shared die work, the decisions, the responsibilities, and the fun . Our officers stressed total participation and total per- formance. Thus we vere blessed witlr tlie joy of personal and group accomplishment. Concerned with the christian char- acter; we developed: mentally, physically, spiritually, and socially. Wethe Waimea Crusaders Hi -Y do gratefully thank our advisor, our officers, the community ' , and ever)one else who made it possible for us to experience a year of grwiving, doing, and learning. J JCT jJLtA ( g Micl)ael Domingo Jolm Do vnie 4ti Hiram Kauk; Michael Kobayashi Gene Matsiida Patrick Pereira Vice -President ctU Matsiid Dellick Numazawa Roland Unciano 153 : ;94eooo0COOo«KKiooao „V Gary Yonamine Vice President Gerobin Camate Secretary We, the Kekaha Cavaliers under the superb leader- ship of our officers and able advisors; Mr. Bulatao and Mr. Badua have had a most enjoyable and suc- cessful year. With enthusiastic participation of each member, our money -making, service, and commu- nity projects as well as oixr socials were a dazzling success. Being such a wonderful year of work and fun, the Cavaliers h a V e fulfilled the YMCA goal, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. easul. ' .atotte t o-rft i4. Steven Susterich Myles Togioka 155 Danny Kato Steven Kurokawa Kenny Matsuo H pYMW| ' The Ethics, a club of twenty-seven junior and senior boys, had a very successful and enjoyable year, highlightedby a trip to Hono- lulu and climaxed with a banquet. Under the guidance of advisor Stanley Sakoda, the boys strived to uphold the ideals of the YMCA, through body, mind, and spirit. Russell Mukai Thomas Okura Errol Tanigawa lA mm Glenn Uyeno Glenn Yamamoto U 1 Leslie Yoshioka 157 The Explorers is a national organization devoted to the build- ing of future leaders and citizens of America. Its well roundedA program keeps us ever mindful of our task and role in strength- ening America. It teaches us to do our duty to God and our country; it keeps us physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. Richard Shintani President Sfcplorers Patrick Perieja Vice-President Mr. Robert Higashi Advisor Post 61 pea- ._tt Savva 158 iCeti e S° Car,, ,. W scan V ' ' f Joi.a 159 Key Club Row 1, L. to R. : Isidro Cacal, Alvin Shimizu, John Moniz, Kenneth Kimokeo, Nelson Fukuhara, Xavier Ignacio, Andrew Balleza. Row 2: Thomas Okuia, Glenn Morimoto, Patricia Rita, Elizabeth Kinioto, Susan Ibara, Steven Yamase, Earl Kawaguchi. Row 3: Jeffrey Nitta, Aubrey Kunishige, Ernest Muraoka, Martin Wilson, John Kaliloa, Leonard Mortera, Roland Campos, Daniel Kahler, Wallace Tavares. Jr, Keg lets uiuJ Row 1, L. to B.. : Philip Lcr; , ...... Ckikawa, Allen Hashimoto, Carmen AUianic, Lori Lee Okamura, Lourdas Daligcon, Steven Kurokawa, Dennis Teshima. Row 2: Wayne Toyofuk-u, Allen Shimizu, Leonard Mortera, Nancy Iv amoto, Glen Montemayor, David Carinao, Leslie Yoshioka, Danny Kato. 160 r. M ilidi y % Row 1, L. to R. : Karen Kutaka, Kathleen Ikehara, Gladys Agena, Lor- raine Kauahi. Row 2: Patricia Williams, Fay Imamura, Joy Shitanaka, Diane Obuchi. Row 3: Marsha Orsatelli, Patricia Valenciano, Priscilla Gubaton, Nora Doronio. Ro v 4: Patricia Barriga, Jessica Sialana, Shiriey Mina. Row 5: Mary Ancheta, Laura Mukai, Myra Bigno, Patricia Allia- nic. Row 6: Diana Ruiz, Christine Delanoza, JoAnn Ohta. Row 7: Carmen Ragragola, Evangeline Garania, Lana Reballes, Bridgit Carroll. Momecoming 1966 Bliss Kojima 7th Grade Gail . ' Vrbilera 8th Grade Patricia Alpeche Sophomore Sherry Ann Okada Freshman Donna Miyamoto Freshman 161 Patricia Rita Junior Candlce Matsumoto Senior __ •j ' J Lee Ann Miyamoto Sophomore ii s Lanis Wilson Junior Diana Broccardo Senior u Ts o t 162 J4 . 4: yW 55 a M f e uf e (y n g 4 A ' ' ( Ilk H ' ( l i Leslie Togioka Sharan Okihara J ' - ) OS l V9 Y ji J r 5 i 1 •J 2 _V 1 -I -J I 4 N • -; 2 : . , -a •J r a V ■ ■o o .J- D 0 .o o ) c J: ) ' V ,0 ' .o 0 t . •-•Cx, i. ' ' , ' f(il-Z -C ?£ 2  -l V - 7 ' - . 4 ' W ( -.-A 1 . i ' ' ' U V.- ' uli. i ,% ' ' ' ' ,c - 9? 7 r :i ' •f : UL Y .. : ' 1. M - . ' vj?:p ,£:9 i i ydynr- ' W ' - ur rnx V 0 y ' - 2- 2 i. :. i _ c j .y: -. - ly r ' T i -- VUio lofiio. cnu. « ' - ?v - ' A 7 - y -t?:? . i ' ? r in cr - jyyr -} -rw O rCA. r ttt , jj ■ ' yyi y A - y y f f ' 5 y v Oh ijeu ca W« m Wi . ' •• ' -A ■ s«?- , ' - .« -ii-: i «- Vc y