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

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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

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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