Waipahu High School - Ka Mea Ohi Yearbook (Waipahu, HI)

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fh- anti Cl 'H-0. gm f I DEDICATION TO: MR SHINICHI WATANABE To emphasize our theme Hkokuaf' the annual staff proudly dedicates Ka Mea Ohi to a rnan who has personified that word in all of his years at Waipahu High School As the head of the social studies department as the junior class adviser and finance chairman of the Athletic Board, Mr, Watanabe has worked closely with teachers, students, and the Community 5 . 'ag S A .I 1 X ,fa W F, 'Z I In P- fp! ' if 5 ' 1 -'

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FCREWORD Kokua means the spirit ot brotherhood and cooperation which makes all good things possible. Without kokua the school year 195-4' l 955 would not have functioned as smoothly. Without the kokua of the students, teachers, Mr. Armstrong, and the merchants this book would not have been possible.

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SOO new lockers were purchased for the convenience of students. 4.P.f ,.4f J flf. .L-K., iz, ' EQ Lockers in the new Physical Educa- tion building prove useful. 4 li I . my AA. f 1 , -, I 'f ?. 4-f ,S-'S 31 ' v . 4'2- Curious students are seen peeping into the new music building. i i Q