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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1956 volume:

-71 '4 '.- T ,-'uf' .'f?f13f'-'I .' v ii! V ik --'2.7'1'F q,n NXE4 fs 56 WAIPAHU HIGH SCHOOL Q' 0 'Midst the waving tassels, Stands Waipahu High, Breezes from the mountains, sweep across the sky, Let us pledge our love to Alma Mater Keep thy precepts without fail In loving praise, our voices raise Waipahu, our high school Our Alma Mater, Hail! Tranquil lies Pearl Harbor, placid in repose. Fields are rich and fertile, where the tall cane grows Let us offer thanks to Alma Mater Cherish well thy honored name From far and near, our voices cheer Waipahu, our high school Long will live thy fame. Mrs. Lorraine Ching Mau '44 Mrs. Virginia Summers Ransburg Jig? I' YL., tak- IH . I' Lei us pledge our love fo Alma Mafer Keep fhy precepfs wifhouf fail . . . ?'lf' FOREWORD Through the years schools have tried to teach us many things. We have acquired skills and information in fields such as mathematics, history, science. On the other hand, the schools have taught us many things not found in books-friendship, cooperation, tolerance, re- sponsibility tair play that will be with us throughout our lives All these qualities Ka ivlea Ohi has endeavored to express to you through its theme Education W new Eh' , is ' I1 -elm 4. K 54? X J' tx X, 1 I uma- A , V, Li R DEDICATION Walpahu hugh us fortunate un havlng Mrs Anna Akana for she ex empllfles all the desurable qualltles of a good teacher Her untlrung efforts on behalf of the students are well known Her organlzatuonal ablluty en ables her to make many dlfflcult thlngs seem easnly accompllshed Though the school day be fraught wlth tensuon and problems Mrs Akana remams calm The Ka Mea Oh: staff IS proud to dedncate thus year s yearbook to a wonderful educator of youth and a gracious lady of Hawau KA MEA OHI STAFF Edlfor In chief LAURA MAHlN Assoclafe Edrfor MARGY TABE Treasurer JANE SAITO Adviser MOLLY SHELL f Y Q , ,AX Business Manager ................... .......... J EAN TAKATA 'UPF fmt., AWN NISTR JION ru NCME UNDERCLASSMEN NILHTI CQNTFNTS 8 29 30 71 9 4 J K 35 :N . 1-7 ' , 72-101 I-9ff9 :CE' fucks '1?RCA:i7.' ONS 10211 f?'ff7'PY2 120 1,0 ,w92fC,.1r 4Y'5 141-l 8 a QQ gnAg fps. To train the fertlle msnd For knowledge ganned for thoughts unfurled To dlscnplme the restless spnrnt Toward paths of firmer ground The steady gann for whnch we hoped Delnghtful task' to rear the tender thought To teach the young udea how to shoot Th And step by step we see that time brings l OYTISOFI MISS WESTENDORF Vice Principal 'itunes ARMSTRONG Prnnclpal I M RS NAKANO Secretary 01 HI!!! ll MR CHUN Registrar hu.. 5678 HKU 213 231 MRS NITTA Clerk ADMINISTRATION MRS YAMAKI Clerk HQ 'Vai 'K wah' MRS MARCHAKL Cafeteroa M MQ! M RS ORNELLAS Head Custodlan CUSTODIANS Left to Rlght Mr Yokono Mrs Abella Mrs Palmero Mr Pavao l CAFETERIA HELPERS, Left to Right Mrs McKenz1e, Mrs Lau, Mrs Munagawa, Mrs Sakurau, Mrs Hamamura M . I s...-...- Q, , , . f ,tifql wig ,, A ,jr I 'iq A: XM. 1 9 'Iii if 1: ,, 7 2 1 WSIZYSX-V I 1 , is iw , N QQ' I 34 ' M45 I QQ y tkf' L',, A 'II I, M ' ' f 1 ,www Q g I '1:- ' 8 H U, ,, ' I ,,?1'.'2L' fl? f v. zigggrygr J Q3 'K M , , . , x ,W I I kk Q N 5 ' My T 11 Q 7 I. 'S H I I , 11 I - . . 1 V ' ., I I Q ... - I , vu. f I , I II' E I , ' 1 4 , I A g V, . Rfk, riff ' .,,,-,,af.?s:. 'R li' -fm 'AQ g -.44 FACULTY MRS AKANA Amerncan Problems AXTELL Band MR BOW Ngebfa Mas :Kem Latnn MISS CHA Speech MRS CHOW Bnology MR IKEHARA MISS FURUYA Physlcal Education Hlgh School Arnthmetlc MRS GRISWOLD Shorthand MRS HARADA World Hustory MRS IKINAGA Englnsh MISS G HOLLADAY Llbrarlan MISS N HOLLADAY Chemistry MRS ITOKAZU Englush FACULTY MISS KAN Englnsh MR KANZAKI General Metals MISS KAWAHARA Englnsh MR KAWAMURA P T C MRS. KIM Plane Geometry MRS. KIMURA English MRS L0 Typing MISS MAWHOR Typing MISS MAYES Englush MR MIYASAKI Bfology MRS ONO U S Hnsfory MR NISHIMOTO Busmess Arnthmetlc MISS OHARA Amerucan Problems MRS PEDATA Englash 11+ 4 MR. TAKASAKI Woodwork MR. WATANABE U S History M ISS SATO Bookkeeping MRS. SCOTT Arts and Craft MRS. SHELL English MR. SHIMIZU World History MISS TAM MR. TAM English Mechanical Drawing MR. UNDERWOOD MR. VICKERY World History English i MR. YAMAGUCHI MISS YAMATO MR. YONAMINE MRS. BOWMAN Agriculture U. S History Physical Education English xx INTERN PROGRAM FlrsI' SemesIer Cadeis MISS AKAMATSU Homemakmg MR AOKI Agruculture MISS FO Homemaknng MISS HONDA Homemaklng MISS KATSUYOSHI Homemakmg MR MORIKAWA Agnculture MR NAKANO Supervnsor MRS TAONO Supervnsor la Second Semesier Cadeis MR. KUBOT Agriculture MISS MORIKAWA Homemaking XML! MISS ASAHINO Homemakung MISS SEO Homemaking MR. SUNAKODA MISS TAKIGUCHI Agruculture Homemaking STUDENT ADMINISTRATION HAROLD TOKUIO Presudent MICHAEL SUGAWARA Vuce Presudent LORETTA MARTIN Secretary WILFRED II Treasurer MISS OHARA Advuser H S The Waupahu Hugh School Government started wuth a bang un September wuth the Councul and Cabunet each meetung twuce a month WHSC offucers attended the THSCA Conference on Mauu thus year and shared experuences wuth other hugh schools Maul hugh schools were hosts for the conference Are your parents comung on Parents Nught9 Let s uoun the homecomung ualopy parade attend the dance after the game These expressuons were commonly heard around the campus un November The WHSC Councul Cabunet Camp held un December was a long awauted event At rules of parluamentary procedure A hu fu set was purchased un December by the Propertues commuttee Waupahu partucupated un the R O H S Conference un February Kahuku Hugh School was the host All sux rural hugh schools were represented A two day oruentatuon peruod was held un March for future WHS students from the dufferent untermeduate schools surroundung Waupahu The students can be proud of the new Waupahu Hugh School sugn un front of the school whuch the Campus Beautufucatuon Commuttee set up In March Better Englash Week was sponsored by the WHSC Better Englush Commuttee Blackboard noveltues were pre sented dauly to the students and to clumax the week s events an assembly was held out doors X W . . . G . q this conference-camp, members learned Q .,- A I , . . - CABINET I Front row left to right Edith Yasunaru Esther Olshn Nellie Nakagawa ludlth Takano Ellen Bagoyo Eleanor Shlnsato Charlotte Hlrotsu loyce Yamashlge Second row jean Tanaka Angellta Reyes judy Dalngdrg Laura Mahan Gladys Uyeoka jean Sato Frances Lee Loretta lvlartnn Thnrd row Kenneth l-lashnmoto Muchael Sugawara Harold Tokuyo HSGCOU MQ Front row left to right Katherme Okuda Evelyn Mnkamn Shnrley Payne Teresnta Raneses Quezon Calpnto Melvm Lee Alnce Sato Clerk Richard Klshlmoto Commlssroner Second row Wayne Motogawa Harry Hzga Elva Mae Lun coln Deanne Nakamoto Ann Inouye Karen Maeda Standing Robert Tokunaga Sergeant at arms Ronald Mnzumoto Prosecutor Seated Eugene Asato . v , Ile L 1 , 'UH , fm .,. V 0 n , t. vii: flak 34 'T . -Q 5 6 G 1 ' 5, ' ,..,,. 4 af t , 1 , l v, E P f .a r 5 E . ' ' S -'L I I .K ,ax 7 1' k V ' I' . ,. n A . f . Rogelio' delos Reyes, Robert lchiyama, Richard Kishimoto, Francis Oniate, Thomas Nakashima, Rloy Tokujo. l W . . . . R T E, X fl bf ff , at 4 Q I I 5 A 1 ' ' 2 L ' l 5 Q W . it s 4 . I X s I R - ' L ' ' ' V L l ,A- i 5 Q0 ,-- 5, QE , .. .- ..--f 1's --.1. A-3 'X', ' 31 C V Y , 1 -E no-' 1 5 'ri' T am Hx if 35 4 ,N .,J' Front row left to right Remeduos Aranda Renee Sauk: Fredlllna Coronas Rose Aragon Lehcna Qulntal can Palmelra Thelma Huga Second row Richard Murakaml james Tarasawa Roy Kawamofo Roy Tokugo Wwrrcn I-lnga Edwun Sauk: Alpndno Mormbon Donald Barcelo Mxchael Colller Back row Michael Sugawara Wnlfrccl In Charles Murakr Francis Onlate Melvin Konzuml Francls Beftencourt Richard Klshlmoto SCHOOL COUNCIL 28 36 9 36' '1' Q 25' Un Front row left to nght Annne Candang Loretta Mamn Elsne Uyesugl Eleanor Ima: Nancy Uyesugu Second row Helene Yoneda Harold Tokugo Eugene Chunen Roland Cnonkon jansce Fulnwara Back row Kenrchu Sonan Roland Cella Edwin Suzukl james Sato Robert Bagayas 8 0 ' 56 ,. :- x Q 41. . r HL'- . 4 ' Q. iw R 1' ' 'V A J, VV' x. I f 4 1 a 4- X i dn, 1 I 1 54. 3 V fy x - I ,J i ' ' l I l P .' ' K sq - l al X I l v . 1 , ' ..' . ' , ., . ' I 1:-: .. 'ey Q 1' .., -Q-fy' 1 ,, ' aw- . O , 15 A ax ' if v -d ' QI '.:.., ' as : , ff l, .ve ' l ' 1? O ,TQ 'ls , C , y, Amt' W U ' X ,. l O ff' , H M 3 4 l 5 if 4 4 ' , -I ' 1' 5 A mzlrn-IVIPO F aw' I Front row left to nght Mabel Ishux Remegna Yangoren Agnes Carcua May Yoshuoka Louise Kepnluno Hella Lum Barbara Mah: Aiuce Hee Second row Rogella Delos Reyes Irene Solon Eleanor Shansato Snlverna Pedro Sarah Oliver ane Sakura: Freduluna Coronas Alpudao Montlbon Frances Lee Laulupo Reis gi P-4 Boys buyrng :ce cream from cashuers Alnce Hee and Alpuduo Montnbon A .,,f Students stand nn lme to pay their regustratuon fee Mr Chun ands the boys IU rcgnstenng I9 6 A 6 9, e. ' tu , . N ' , v , I fx. fl D C - - , 'L. , L ' X ' o Q ' E.. ' it ' ' E - a I A R if Ig f 1 . 1 5 t if K H-fjff u, t , ' S a uovaf f 3 I ' his ' K 4 s ,, ,,, ,MV . ,,,, may I ,. ,7 i A ' Q '-tx, ,v V .r m1'v7VZ9'i .. - . M P L ,Q V ' : Q , . Q . up m r , .A : ' 'V ' K ' ' , 4. 'Q 5 , Awww ' .ff ' , . . . Y 3 , . S 1 .,, N.. M, .gm , - Hi I , AL I I X xx b t , i Af s e ul 5 ' v A . N 7 X .ga XI 5 t WHSG Committees at Work vi 5- Nye xx X xiii Better English Activity Card V -W Program and Calendar '- z '7 34 W 1. 5 px K P 4 M rg f 'V - .I NZ V. R .4 T 5' Q - A .x If , A. Q 13+ i f ,ff , Q . I l Y 5 Q ' , X. it I' Q. QA. 6 1 1 . .I Q N? .T e, A K so ' -+0 13 E t J W 1 5 2 ,2 I- - 1 6 X W V. -I fi J fy Q i 1, 'N' V r 3 I Homecoming 1 Mg- Wifi.. J 1 U .u .. f t is X Va f Q? - - -U' v-3, -' 1491 L ,dxf 5, 1 , t Fiat? 1 it Y K ,,1 A- Q U . o .. AJ: 4, X ,t 1 3 -4.-ax t ,- ga '- ff' . M, -, ., A A , ' - , ' I .1 -IA' L sf ' K . F x N ' ., , -V-, , ' W- x ' , 'il? 'f, f Zjk ' 5f 1, 1 4 -171.-tn, fy ' L J Student Community Welfare xii IPO Wheet! Attention! Left-face r-. x xi A it Right-face . . . This is what you ,ax Q, :' could hear whenever the lPO's are on rr duty or when you find them drilling 'L ,UI-ws PEAHI near room 46 every Wednesday. I Captain At football games, the boys, dressed in their khaki uniforms look slick MR. MIYASAKI directing traffic. The girls can be seen ACMSP' patrolling inside the gates in their striking blue and white outfits. Many have commented that we have an ex- cellent unit-one of the best on Oahu. Congratulations, students and ad- viser, for a job well done? jPO Marion Bowles directs traffic while janet Yap stan 4 7' F fra .f-5 ga , , 1 , 1 K- Front row, left to right: Yvonne Maunakea, Barbara Bowles, Lorraine Aiu, Elizabeth Namuo, Mary Dofa, joyce Delenia, janet Yap, Miguela Gabaylo, Mildred Gonsalves, Margaret Ohelo, Marjorie Pablo, Phyllis Newberry, Mr, Miyasaki, lulius Peahi. Second row: Marion Bowles, Eugenia Krasnoff, Bernice Bagorio, Lillias Bowles, Primrose Napaepae, Marilyn Kamalii, Alice Hee, Lorena Panui, Winona Hoopii, Frances Hao, Charles Narvaez. Third row: Linda Tabuyo, Donna Grant, Tessie Lopes, Eliza Lopes, Mercedes Ayau, Rebecca Savaaetasi, Geraldine Tandel, judy Kewelo, Irene Kaaiale, Gilbert Correa. Fourth vow: Charles Kamakea, Deanna Sadiral, Nicholas Kyle, Ronald Viernes, Marvin Hoki, Faatagi Palega, Anacelto Viernes, Philip Duzon, Wakefield McCoy, Arthur Barrett. Fifth row: Semeni Liu, Ronald Cano, Raymond Narvaez, Harold Silva. Abraham Kahaloa, Delphine Gonsalves, Sala Poutoa, Benedict Kaihue, Walter laea. ' ii ' A. Q , ' 1 l . J'-19.1 -115,1 4,6 L, Q, 1 N75 I fb -LJ 1 ds b Pa rents' Night On November lO, l955. Waipahu High School students and P. T. A. Members got together to plan and carry out the most successful Parents' Night ever to be held. A contest was held to see which homeroom had the most parents at- tending the affair, The prize was the privilege of going to lunch on the first bell for one quarter and room 21 won. Miss Katsuyoshi's expressive boards repeat Welcome to parents . X , y., , me ' 125 llxl Dinner before meeting time is appeciated by all. ,.....-- Mr. Underwood Confers. 4 0. Q -1 7 x- ' X . l .X .A . gf alfa, ' i . 4 Mr, Axtell and Mrs. Akana entertain. ' Teachers are served refreshments, CURRICU LAR ENGLISH English,-one the most important sub- jects, is given to all students for four years. During the freshmen year they are taught the fundamentals of English gram- mar. Sophomores take up grammar and world literature, juniors study grammar and American literature: and seniors learn English literature along with gram- mar. Compositions, book reports, talks, and parliamentary procedure are also part of English. Speech and public speaking courses are offered students to help them over- come shyness, and to express themselves clearly. mmf. D fu QQ, QT? img W v . 'W -r . c, W if I Mui -..,,,,........., ... ,M Robin adds finishing touches to his Elizabethan theatre. 9 f if Kristine demonstrates corsage making in Speech class. HISTORY History is a required subject for all stu- dents. The first year students study citizen- ship and government affairs. Sophomores take up World history which covers the story of civilization from Man's early be- ginnings to the present time, juniors study American history, the story of the United States, past and present. In the senior year, students investigate problems in American government. Research is an important part of social studies. Seniors display their project on Propaganda. fill!!! - i Now, this is the way to do it! SCIENCE Science is the study of physical and biological aspects of the world. The study of plants and animals, which also include the organs and functions of the human body, is Biology. Then there is Chemistry which deals with matter of the universe and the changes in its composition. The study of Physics deals with matter and energy. A solid foundation in fundamentals of science gives the students the necessary back- ground for future study. Newton's third law of motion. knows. Q 1 x Glenn explains his problems of geometry to the class. Squinting won't do it. Richard rn F .Q i' MATHEMATICS Each student must have one credit of math to graduate, for skill in mathematics is essential to all students. Subjects offered high school students to prepare them for different fields are algebra, geom- etry, trigonometry, and high school arithmetic. HL., n iii' fs. ...tl LIBRARY TRAINING The first year trainees sign the stu- dents' admit slips as they enter the li- brary and go back to their rooms. They charge out books, card them when they are returned, and place them on the shelves. Their other duties are varnish- ing new books, and taking care of maga- zines and newspapers, and filing the back issues. The second year trainees make out cards for the catalogue and file them, look for reference material, and find information for ordering library material. Top: Speed test coming up? Bottom: Accuracy counts, Patsy. COMMERCIAL The purpose of business education is to train students for commercial jobs. In high school, students are offered typing, shorthand, transcription, book- keeping, and general business courses. Although many of the students are not planning to enter the business field, it will be useful for them to take a course such as typing. -1, I Shellacking books is part of library work. OFFICE TRAINING l'H f'4i The girls who take Office Training learn to be office assistants, They are taught to file cards, answer phone calls, make absence and cafeteria lists, take care of correspondence, operate various machines, and type reports. This train- ing in high school will be a great help to the girls who plan to work in offices as a secretary or clerk. Left: The front office is a busy place. Right: Let's check our figures AGRICULTURE The purpose of the Agriculture pro- gram is to prepare the boys to become better farmers. The boys are busy learn- ing methods of farming in various ways and in operating machines. Some of the projects that the boys take up are rais- ing chickens, heifers, and swineg garden- ing: air layeringg and caring for plants in the greenhouse. The boys sell their products to earn some money. Weed-killing is a tedious but necessary job. Boys return to classroom for lecture, discussions. HOMEMAKING Girls in Homemaking learn to cook and sew. ln addition they take up child care, family relations, interior decorat- ing, and good grooming. Boys also take Homemaking and learn similar things. An interesting elective for boys is Senior Home Problems where they study all aspects of family living. f J.- Fi I- Making muffins in kitchen. Cleaning chickens is part of Ag work. PTC The Part-Time Cooperative Program is a cooperative venture between the plantation and the Department of Public Instruction. A selected group of students is given a training program in every de- partment of the plantation. Skills de- veloped are in carpentry, painting, plumb- ing, garage work, electric shop, irrigation and metal shop. The boys are also given leadership training in school. Boys can learn to sew. HM ll il ll all the hard work. - S P day's work. GENERAL METALS The purpose of General Metals is to further vocational interests of high school boys. The students are divided into groups which take up bench metal- work, sheet metalwork, drafting, weld- ing, art metalwork and machinery. A variety of useful and ornamental objects are made in the shops. Different types of furniture, cups, dust pans, jewelry, and soap holders are some examples, A lamp contest among the boys is held at the close of the year to recognize outstanding work in originality and creativity. Latin students seem confused! Top: The finished product is worth Bottom- Fixin doors is art of the WOO DWORK ln Woodwork boys learn the funda- mentals of building furniture. They gain experience by handling machines of dif- ferent kinds. They make many useful things such as, tables, bookshelves, and desks. As part of their work they also help the school by setting up the ticket booth for football games, fixing broken chairs, and performing' odd jobs. Pedro and Francis watch jerry make a hammer head with the sharper. LATIN Amo te! Does this sound tor- eign to you? Well, it's Latin. Latin is considered to be a dead language, but it helps students increase their vocab- ulary, for Latin is basic to the study of English. Both first and second year Latin are offered students. Arts 81 Crafts Arts Cr Crafts is an engrossing study to many students. Some of the things the stu- dents make are clay figures, leatherwork, shell designs, and beadwork. Fingerpainting and special projects such as original Christmas trees are also undertaken. Through working with their hands. students are able to develop a creative and imaginative mind. 1 Learning to draw more than a straight line. Physical Education Physical Education is considered one of X ,P New A 5' the best classes by many boys. This depart- ment has been active in different types of sports. Some of the activities taken up are touch football, tumbling, basketball, soccer, softball, track, and ping pong. Physical Edu- cation develops good sportsmanship, fellow- ship, and reliability among the boys. Top: Craft students learning to weave. Bottom: Making leis with Hawaiian seeds Mechanical Drawing The boys in the Mechanical Drawing class progress rapidly. Accuracy, neatness, and speed in drawing are stressed in this particular class. The course develops the power to think and the ability to visualize an object. Girls who expect to do interior decorating or designing should take Me- chanical Drawing for it will be of great help to them in putting mathematical skill to work in their planning. Full energy released on the athletic tield. 'F' f- .49 '4I:.Z.f.. . ' ' f! el' it.7.g.'-ag: 2-K' ll I nuisan- ,-fl' ....- - n f f J . W J 1, ff., gni' -N...., ,Y . We open wnde the door ot thought To stand once more oh the threshold of Time And memorues speak through uhdnmmed years To mark the day when uh cap ahd gown We marched IH measured tread The eager world to embrace This world s a wilderness and mah but clay M SENIORS Mind, immortal mind, without whose ray, ' CCVC Q IO K, .u lean Sato President Francls Omate Hilda Mikami Vice President Secretary 4? David Shmsato Treasurer Mrs Aka na Adviser CLASS OF 'I956 Once alive with gay laughter and cheerful greetings silence now rules the hallways of the seniors. Students still walk the halls yes but their faces are straight and their laughter different. The iolly people have left their beloved Alma Mater beyond the cane fields and mountains some to seek greater knowledge in schooling others to become part of the business world. Each is radiatinga glow of warmth and understanding that makes his little world go round smoothly. This class has produced many promising individuals. We have enjoyed being part of Waipahu High School. We have accomplished much but we have much to learn in the new life opening before us. -73500 -s ,- COUNCIL MEMBERS: Back row. left to right: Moana Makashima, Mrs. Akana, Frances Hoshino, David Shunsato, Fenella Ka- hookele, Laura Mahun, Mildred Tamura, Paul Owens. Front row: jean Lum, Alnce Sato, Laullpo Reis, Francxs Onuafe, Leatnce Kuga, Thomas Nakashirna. Second row: Paul Sugimoto, Robun Arsiga, lannce Saito, Roger Fujnoka, Renee Saiku. Q owl , Q' 7-,FI and Educanon ' n Xnfiifmavo Se nfor S ev 91 Uaffng rh S 9 655 v embfy. 33 ABATAYO LOLITA Walpahu ABE LAURA Honouluull ACHI MORTON Area ACULAY PACIFICO AN DRADE WALLACE Waipahu Waipahu AH SUI CHARLES ANCUAY RICHARD Nanakull Walpahu ALCOVER CLARENCE ANI EMMA K Walpahu Nanakulu AFOA DIXIE Nanakulu ANI MARY ANN Nanakulu f ARAGON VINCENTE Waupahu Halawa ARAN DA REMEDIOS ASATO HENRY AYAKAWA ARLENE Pearl City Walpahu ASATO INEZ AYAKAWA ELLEN Aiea Wanpahu ASATO RICHARD AYAU MERCEDES Pearl Cny Area ARSIGA ROBIN Wanpahu f-QM' -Q- 41 W I 4 .841 I f . --nr BABILA NORMA BADAYOS STANLEY BAILEY CHARLES BAKER IOHN wa Wauanae Wa: mae A ea BAQUIRAN NARCISSA Ewa Beach BENTOSINO, MASAMI Wa pahu BARCAYO IANET Wanpahu BIO, ERMELINA T. Wa pahu BAUTISTA IUAN Wa L Wm we-Q, BAUTISTA SUSANNA a V BISOL. PATRICIA BISOL. SONYA W.: pahu W1 pah E' ' LK .' These golden fimes we search anew, I I ' I .mki PU rl Cnty 5 1-1-1- , NJ 1 3' V :qv I I I. 9 2 ,U I . BOLOSAN ERLINDA Wangiahu BOWLES M MARION BUCAO MATIYO BUNGO ROBERT Nmakuln wa Nanakml Enfolded In fhe warmfh of experience, BUNCO VINCENT Ninakulu 6.7 CALLEIO EDWARD A ei BURCHETT GEORGE CABANSAC BENIAMIN Wananae Nanakuh CALPITO QUEZON CAMARILLO ESTRELLA Ama Auea CALDERON ALICE ANN Wanpahu CAPOL LORITO W3 Q ' I . Q1 V, -:Zi-.j.1::3,.. I I . E R1 2 ee,E ,R R ,I A , E . E 'Wm li Betty jane spreads the good word In the Education Week skit -'UHF' CARINO AURORA C CENO EDWARD wa Nanakuln 10 CHUN IOYCE Wananae CHANG ROBERT CORDEIRO ALFRED wa Wananae CHINEN. EUGENE CORPUZ ANTONIO Walpahu Ewa Q . L A M, lu T, b :ln N47 . 'E ' ' ' i I r f? CORPUZ DOLORES wa CORPUZ PEDRO Waupahu CRABBE FRANKLIN Pearl Cnty COSTALES FELICIDAD Waupahu Pearl Cnty cox genome CRAIL ROBERT wa I belueve un the Unnted States of America lmsetl Mr Wullnam Sknmmer speaker CUBA CLIFFORD Waipahu A z 'blk M1 mul CULLEN IERRY Wauanae DELANEY IAMES Pearl Cliy Q. 'W' 'lem DALIGDIC IUDY Manle de los REYES ARTEMIO Waipahu Y..- ELEMIA FLORENCE Waipahu DAMERON DARYL Nanakulu de Ins REYES PETER Waupahu R ELI STEPHEN Nanakuln DAYMIL ERLINDA Wauanae DUMLAO PRICILLA Honoulnuln ,J K ,V M --11' 2 f EJ LA 2 4 1 V , 3 f, 'Z' -B i 'Q , X Y in ' It Izz ' 'mia' 'EE M A 2 as ., I 5 V: EMPRON FRANCISCO Walpahu I '1- FERNAN DEZ LORRAINE FAATAUTAU STELLA Waspahu ENDO IACK Pear! Cnty W3 FONTANILLA CAROLINE Aiea X. '-'Ir' FUIITANI jANE Pearl Cnty FUIIOKA ROGER FUIISHIGE CLADYS Pear! Cnty Ewa 'QQ 77-If ,G FUKUDA ROSALIND GALAHADA HERMAN Halawa Wauanae wi 5 M , I ' :Vx 'J . .V I V . Y. 'T -a 4 , . 7 L' X , I M y ff A, .V E. . 1. 'Q uh K 6 ., ,sq l -3' Q 4. - R F2 AJ K 'Q ,, 7 '43 .C ,,. ' :Q CANTALA, ALEIAN DRO Waipahu Ru u u X 1-Q, 'Q CUSHI, MARIAN Waipahu cARclA, LoRs1'1'A GARCIA, RICHARD cAsrAR ceoncz Waipahu GLIPA. INIUM Ewa GUERRERO. EARL Nanakuli HALL. LORRAINE Pearl City Walpahu Honolulu HAMADA. IEAN Waipahu 1 HAMADA. IOSEPH HANGAI. CALVIN Waipahu Waipahu HIGA, LAWRENCE Waianae HIGA. THELMA Waipahu 3762 5-J, '7 HIGUCHI. HAROLD HIRATA. BEATRICE HIRATA. WALTER Pearl City Ewa Aiea HICA. HELEN Waianae 2 .7 1-'QC' wt if 'X T HIROTSU. CHARLOTTE Waipahu Honoulnuln HOSHINO FRANCES Ewa HULATON FELICIDAD Pearl Cnty IBOUS SOFIA Wavpahu Nanakull Halawa 'QQ .Q Ewa IHARA HARRIET Waipahu II WILFRED Waipahu IKEHARA HELEN Mamie HOKAMA. CHARLES HOLI, ADA HOOKANO. BARBARA HORIUCHI, IANE 'W ILABAN IOSEPHINE Ewa Beach Q Al .nf l' ISHII MARIORY ISOBE SUMIKO ITO LEWIS Vwawpahu Wanpahu Honouhull IWATA TOSHIMI ,W Honoul Ulf Nanakull KAAIKAMANU CLYDE IONES MERWYN KAAIHUE BENEDICT W3 arxag Walanae KAAHAAINA SAMUEL KAHOOKELE FENELLA Xva an me NN 1 anae f- , 'EEA' V 1 E EE ' ' 2 Q Ii ., Y .lef J I I .n.1 ' Lt, L fa KAITOKU. IOSEPH Pearl City KALAWA ELIZABETH Nanakuli KALEOHANO GEORGE Nanakuln ,rr Ky '-if meme' aw Greg looks skeptical as Helen signs Alice s year book KAM KENNETH Aiea KAMAKEA CHARLES Waianae KAMALII IULIA Pearl City So this is the way bookworms look in their habitat. Meet jane and Thelma, folks. Fnttung of caps and gowns us done efflclently KAMIKAWA GEORGE Honouluulu KAMISATO TAKASHI Wanpahu KANEKO GARY Auea J-? KANEMOTO GEORGE Aiea KANESHIRO DAVID Waipahu KANDA FRANCES Aiea Father' Tsumoto grve away has beauteful daughter Betty jane KANESHIRO IANET KANESHIRO RAYMOND KAPEA HARRY Waeanae Honoullulu Nanakull KATO CLIFFORD Waipahu For friendships formed and eclucahon pursued, KAAI PORTIA Waupahu '11 KAYA CALVIN Aiea Waepahu Aiea KEOHOKAPU DELANO KIHARA WAYNE KAWASAKI WALTER Wananae I-ai' KIM GEORGE HOHOUI IUII Ext I 5 ' A ' ET 'fm A 1 f Hi J 'J 1 is ig I 4 , , f 53 f '- 45 'Y I , 1,,,,,4 Jr A 7, fu KIMURA STANLEY KIRIU ROBERT Walpahu Wawpahu 189' KOIIMA IANET A ea For laughfer, for KODAMA ELBERT Wanpahu KON STAN LEY Wa palm KISHIMOT0 RICHARD KIYABU GRACE Waipahu Manle work, and sllenf sfudy KOIZUMI GEORGE Waipahu KOSHIMIZU PAUL KUAKINI DANIEL Pearl Cw Marie f L- .,,. -'-A A A f -I .4 ,QE A A ,E g f X ' ,f -- W pu KucA LEATRICE KUNISHIGE LAWRENCE Kumvosm muzuo Alea wa Vvaupahu KURATA RONALD KYLE NICHOLAS Ewa Beach Makahw ,nn -41 K URASHICE EDNA Auea KURATA WILBERT LACASCA RUDOLPH Ewa Beach Alnamanu KUROSAWA GEORGE LEE FRANCES Alea Wanpahu Q., i f , ' - L 2E 'H' 13, In V.,,. 1A,. V . E, , . ,Q O -43 5 f uf LIMASA FLORENTINA Waipahu IQ? r Y dv LINCOLN ELVA MAE LOBETOS IOHN Honouhulu Ewa LOW ANDREW LUM MARY Walpahu Pearl Cutv LOW ROBERT MAEDA BERT Waupahu Aiea LUM IEAN MAGLANCIT LUCY Awea wa LONTAYAO GRACIANO wa 1615: Pa a -. I 1. rl . . , E, -'fp 225 , 3- ,il 4 r A - - '-' x V-f V xv xkwa A L-J -A A v E ' sv fi ft,-A MACSAYO SATURIANA Wananae MALULOT CARMELA Wanpahu 'JR ,Q 4Q X'-w in MAHIN LAURA Area MAN UEL MARGARET Waapahu MARTIN BARBARA Walanae MARTIN HERMINIO Wanpahu 'vm l MAKASHIMA MOANA Auea MARIANO EUGENE Wanpahu MALANOC ANCELI NE Maile MARINO MAILE ANN Nanakule 'Sli Wiz Hens gossupmg party What fun girl I W A . I A Q. , 'IL I ., 4' I.. J Q -If 'fa fi' wg, I '7' ,,. 4 -Q I - W , ., QIZ - . 1 if YHA 1 f Z M a m 1, 'I I . -i 5- 1 Y K I f . E5 1: .. r E -45 ? 1-'Q 4 we M U K X MARTIN. LORETTA MATSUI. HARRY MATSUNACA. BENIAMIN Waipahu Waipahu Wanpahu MCCOY, WAKEFIELD MIKAMI, HILDA MINACAWA, KENNETH Nanakulu Waupahu Wanpahu A N , -9' 1' A Q m as r J 5: 22-, ,A,: . ., 1 'L an have when they get together. -.1 . -NN' af MITSUI, IAMES Area MIYAMOTO, GEORGE Waipahu MAUNAKEA. YVONNE Nanakuln MISHIMA. ROY HOVWOUIIUII 5'-be E 3' I . 1 MIYASHIRO KENNETH MIYASHIRO PATSY Area Wafpahu Time holds courf In fhe MORCK WANDA Nanakula MURATA WINIFRED Honoulnuiu MOTOCAWA WAYNE Area vw NABAL DOMINCO Wanpahu NWYQ' MONIN LUCY Ewa Beach MONTIBON CARM Walpahu hallowed hall of youfh MURAKI CHARLES MURATA EUNICE A ea Honoulmlu I A1 AQ.. 'G Q NAGAMINE NANCY NACAMINE PAUL Wanpahu Ewa 3 4 'mg N '54, . , V . . . EN . I I A 5 12 ' AE ' .5 2, any 5' I , , Q xii YY gs ' NAHALEA ALOANU Nanakulf NAKAI KENNETH Waipahu NAKASHIMA THOMAS Pearl Cnty NAHULU MARY NAKACAWA IOAN NAKACAWA NELLIE Nanakuln wa Auea Basks In fhe new hope fhaf glows, NAKAMOTO DEANNE NAKAMURA MARY Pearl City NAKAMURA TAMI wa Wanpahu ::.ff--f ...J if? NAKATA HA ROLD NAKAYAMA MERNA Pearl Cnty NAVAREZ CHARLES Waipahu Wananae 3 V Y , , E . . , . E , . I ,, X 1 1 V! A ' X, X 1 - NEBRIIA STANLEY wa NONAKA. EUGENE Pearl Clfy NEWBERRY PHYLLIS Wananae NISHIMOTO ROBERT Waipahu NITTA THOMAS Waupahu NOA KOHOMEONAWEHI Nanakuln NUMASAKI RONALD Ewa -Q Ai NISHIDA GRACE Anea NITANI ELAINE Honoulnuln fs if N UMATA IAM ES Waupahu NISHIYAMA MERVIN Auea if-will OASAY, BENjAMIN Ewa g,-:fu 1 ' .J . A I 'I 'xx 4 'J E ' 1 u .QL L x .A ,...,. ' Y J 3 f -af A 2 .., Q ,31- OCAWA LILLIAN Ewn fi 9-Pd 5 11,18 'Y x 'ali .147 rf' OHIRA ELAINE Anea OKADA RALPH Wanpahu ,450 'Y 2 fa ' I .,n9 n OLIVA. HILARION OMINE. HARRY Wananae Pearl Cnty ,rx fix-'tu an.- OHIRA RICHARD Anea OKAHARA HENRY Wanpahu OKANO THOMAS Pearl Cnty OKAWA RUTH Mnknlua 1 me I rv fum --1 A, M, 5 OMIYA, EDWARD Pearl Cnty is OISHI ESTHER Pear! Cnty 'Q -7,2 .A OMOTO. WALTER Ewa ONIATE, FRANCIS Waipahu M 1 7 Q, I A w A, ,lr . - as ORIMOTO. ALICE ORLANDO. RUDOLPHO Pearl Cnty Area OSHIRO DORA OSHIRO KATHERINE Walanae Waipahu OSHIRO HARRY OSHIRO NANCY Waipahu Aiea OSHIRO IEAN OSHIRO WALTER Pearl Cnty Ewa OSHIRO. ALICE Wanpahu ag, , I 1 .f- v Y at Q, ' ' 4 , 152 7! , OSHITA lAMES Pearl Cnty OWENS PAUL PAALUHI ROBERT B b P PACADUAN ERNEST ar ers om! Walanae Alnamanu PANCAN ARTEMIO PATRICIO GLORIA WB Wananae 'Q PANOKE ABRAHAM PEDRO SILVERIA Nanakufn Anea PATACSIL BETTY IANE PEILER CLIFFORD Are 3 Nanakub J ,, k .1 I Waltznng m a p PEREZ ROSE MARIE Ewa Beach if - ,, :nk land where relaxatnon spells fun PONCE FRANCIS Walpahu 'mfg -s QUINIOLA SERGE QUINTAL TEODORO Auea wa POOL CARTON Area f .s mmos posnuA Wanpahu POPA CONSTANTINO Aiea RAMOS IUANITA Wanpahu T :ar H , ' aa ' -,:2, ' ' , ' a , -1 A ff I 1 . a V S 'A' .' ff '-7' . a fl' . 5 J' a I f , E. . . 4 i 4 5 , , --Q Qt L -'av REINHARDT, MARTHA RAPAL, CONCEPCION REESE. HOWARD REC. MARINA Waianae Area Aiea Pmk Fantasy We remember the night The queen was crowned Twas maguc un the aur Alace and jerome Attendants ueen Elva shvly accept bouquet from Kung Cluttord 'N-...M Alice and Francns Attendants RESPICIO BERNICE Area REIS LAULIPO Pearl Cnty And makes life gram' ROBLES LEONARDO Wanpahu SACON ROSALI NE Vsfa pahu ROMO REMEHIO Waipahu SAIKI RENEE Wa pahu an if REYES ANCELITA Wa palm RIVERA RONALD Walanae whaf youfh clld seek ROOT PRESCILO Warpahu r W- fx TY SAITO IANE Wa pahu SADAMARU NANCY Wananae SAITO IANICE Anca , 'A t . E z i , . ,O X v:.:, . ' K T 2 'll , ,val ? ' 1 T x,,Mkg5 , I-QL k y- , Y r I V r r A , , I V H L 4, SAKAMOTO TOM I K0 L Hall fo SANPEI FRANCIS an 3 sATo EDWIN SAKIHAMA IAMES our school, our SANTIACO MARIAN W p h sno 'EAN SAKURAI IANE W p h friends we shall re SATO ALICE SATO RAYMON D X. Q h SANDOBAL EDWARD member SATO CLARENCE VV p P1 65 40 'd SAWA FRANCIS 'lip - l v, Vwfanulalm Wanan'ae SI al u Area . C 1 I Area anna u Ewa . an a U ll , 1 x l A 3 5 l l s f -Je 2 .,.. will ' ,l 'iv E xg: ,v I. ' X'VlW'DahL. Pearl CIN 'Var a U 'Ewa f . 3 ,Wilh- 4- ' f A ,, . win ...W . , .M 1 SCOTT EYRE SECHLER ROBERT SERAI ROY SHICEMURA LORRAINE Nanakule Wananae Axea Wanpahu SHIMAOKA QEAN SHIMATA WILFRED Waipahu Vxfalpahu A-.Q Q xii 11 ,pg- at N' f .A Semor Home Probeems boys make punch for Faculty SHINOGI EDWIN SHINSATO DAVID E Waxpahu Tea wnfh Artemuo volunteermg to snr wa .5 51 N 1f Y f fp I ' 2 M 'f 2: V xi SHINSATO ELEANOR SHINSATO I0 ANN Waupahu Wanpahu SHIRAISHI VIOLET Area i SOIOT, LORETTA Honoul iuli fin 41 '-L1 'an nlwur G Q.: Englnsh loterature students make projects such as these SIBAYAN BARBARA SILVA LARRY SMITH ROSALINE Waupahu Pearl Cxty Narwakull f'Q K' Alq fv. V 'UK J-.-Q I SOLIVEN. CARIDAD SOMA. ARNOLD Ml kulua Ewa -v-X' SONAN. KENICHI Waipahu SOTO MARY Wananae SUGANE HELEN wa SUMALPONG FELIMON Area V SOUZA YVONNE Makaha SUCIMOTO HENRY Wauanae SUZUKI RUTH Auea ,eq SPENCER NOBLE Area ps. WW SUGIMOTO PAUL Honoulluil TABISOLA CARIDAD Walpahu af! 11 'TRY SUEMOTO ALICE Wanpahu 55. fb SUCITA ERNEST Ewa TACHIHATA HELEN Waupahu 48 .W 3 F i q L 1 i ' Vi if ' Y. 5 , 1 5' ..' SQL Q E f E , A . . . x ' Q f fn? M W, J C: Q ff X A TAKAMOTU RECINALD Waipahu IT' TANAKA IEAN Ewa TEIXEIRA ERNIE Waranae 7 TAKATA IEAN Auea TANAKA RUTHENE Wanpahu TERAMOTO ELAINE VVa:anae nn 1--7. Q TAMURA MILDRED Wauanae 'Tl' -lan., TASHIMA MICHIKO Anea TERAOKA EDWIN Pearl Coty ggll fs. TANAKA DAVID Barbers Pomt 'S- TAVARES BLOSSOM Maile THOMAS CALVERT Area fi :Q 1. Q ' 4 X, I 'H I -. I 'JV' I Q My ' - , uf I X I K' . , . ' ' - lb In ...... - Q Q1 I ,- ff- f Q ALJ I A ' --9 'J I A x I I TOGUCHI KAREN Pearl Cnty UNABIA ISABELO Aiea mal.. lfi J '? TOKUHARA DAVID Anea TORRES LORETTA Area TUBANIA AGNES N anakull UYEHARA CAROL Waupahu Ang., 4Q gf' 19 A iii isvl TOKUIO HAROLD Waapahu TSUMOTO ROBERT Wampahu UEOKA GLADYS Amee UYEDA RONALD Ewa TOKUNAGA ROBERT wa 43 NAB? A59 an 11 Q I uY:No GRACE Ewa . . . E . A ' ' ,...'...L ' : W 1 ' N 12 1 Y V4 i . V ,.f' wbf yly f-sa 'Q' 4' at UYESUCI ELSIE Wnnpahu UYENO NORA Wavpahu V E 'gp Nanakuh VI LLEGAS ESMERALDA I VISITACION, CERILO WARNER, RALPH Waoanae Nanakulu VENDIOLA MERCEDES VVanpahu Wavanae VILORIA IUAN Wavpahu ,ns- WATABU IANE Wanpahu as VERTIDO ANTON I0 Area WATANABE HOWARD Ewa 5..-1 ' ' ' ' , - ,Q 'J' L VHZA Ti: ':A'f I RNES, ANACLETO VIERRA, CLARENCE , , as R If, wi f R R R WATANABE SAYOKO Waipahu WILLEFORD IANICE WATANABE SEICHI Waipahu ,,.-fn? WATKINS ADRIAN Mai e WILLIAM FRANCIS WILLIAMS LEIMOMI Nanakuii Waianae Ill as an mi-i .1,', WELLS LYDIA Aiea 5 WILSON ROBERT ? 'U 1,4 new -milnmwb..-.M-WM4si... I if J ff ,w.m, N' XS, 5 Planning the future. Seniors peruse available material on occupations. YAMAGUCHI MAY Waupahu YASUNARI EDITH Pearl Cnty YAMAMOTO SHIRLEY K Area YORO APRONIANO Aiea C2 Waupahu CI' YOSHIDA ROBERT Walanae I 1 .-7 i Rehearsmg sensor class play gets full attentnon of these sensors Area YUNSON IOSEPH Waupahu - . 3 . YAMASHICE. IOYCE YANGOREN, REMEGIA Q A f . 5 95 55 I rf '. . ' . ..'. F 5 R lx ,JL The truals wnth us reveal The uncertaun course of youth We clung to lufe s hopes To gunde us surely Through these uncertam years Knowledge advances by steps and not by lups Mascaulay Our minds, our ideals, our efforts, KENNETH HASHIMOTO President AQ 41 WALTER ABE Vnce Presndent MOTTO Enter to Learn Co Forth to Serve FLOWER White Carnatlon COLOR Blue and Whlte unlor Prom Patriotic Assembly The unlor class Patruotnc Program this year was held IH honor of Waupahu boy who served nn World War ll lt was given wuth the cooperatuon of the Wanpahu alumna An all school assembly was held nn the pavulson Sknts on thus sub 'ect were also presented In hustory classrooms The Ala Wan Clubhouse once agaun provided the settnng for the junior Sensor Prom The theme Land of Dreams was carried out In decoratvons and through dance numbers played by the orchestra CLASS OF '57 TRINIDAD NABARRETE Secretary 'WG MELVIN SUZUKI Treasurer -'Qs MRS ONO Advuser A A w J '43 C, M ACTIVITIES: junior-Senior Dance, Class Day, QQ I . ' . . t X I . . . I . . 1 R' If Future Rodgers and Hammersteins of Waipahu High. 3 Ps. 5 1, 1 s , I ij if A.: COUNCIL MEMBERS-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Ono, adviser, Walter Abe, Melvin Suzuki, Trinidad Nabarette, Heidi Cortez, Betty Mangrobang, Florence Sato, Second row: Fredrick Katakura, john Fernandez, Edna Tsuruda, Margy Tabe, Irene Yasui, Mary Ann Kimura, jean Fujinaga, Marion Tamano. Third row: james Orita, Francis Olgada, Walter Matsumoto, jean Ishikawa, Betty Hokama, Richard Yoshida. Standing: Kenneth Hashimoto, president. 'NFL n M, .2 b j x 'o j Cffmec'-r-, Xxhalgsj? RO! gx-Lew 's ww kk! A xg , X ,gipif PA. I - eu L Kaqfgi k,L Q f t .C , 5,5531 'Q xx 1 Room II-Front row. left to right: Mr. Bow, Patricia Antonio, Cladys Akiyama, Linda Arakawa, Marilyn Alcover, Madeline Anguay, Yolanda Anguay, Marcella Alcover, Second row: Walter Abe, Alejandro Agu- lay, Rosalino Aranda, Herbert Aliviado, Artemio Aneuber, Howard Agena, Robert Acoba, Roberto Abila, Antonio Ancheta, Donald Anzai, Third row: Alejo Aquino, Eaustc,ALlosad , jean Arakaki, Charlotte Abreu, Pacita Alvaro, Lorraine Aiu, Marian Agena, Magdalene Abang, john Aganon, Plabio Alipio, Benny Ag- bay,ani. Missing: Rosalino Agcopra. The years go by in single file,- Room IS-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Lo, Mildred Cabudol, Ellen Bagoyo, Annie Cadang, Patsy Bongo, Mamerta Bailon, Lilinoe Bungo, Vivian Cabudol, Second row: Robert Bagayas, Del Barbadillo, Wilpring Cadavona, Randolph Brioso, Lawrence Baclaan, William Cababat, Leonard Brown, Clifford Caires, john Burgess, Eugene Asato, Edward Asao, Melvin Cadiz, George Benabese. Third row: Harold Asato, Ronald Cano, Melvin Bonachita, Raymond Cabanban, Patricia Campogan, Barbara jean Bowles, Barbara- jean Brady, Vicente Buendia, Lorenzo Buentipo, Walter Baquiro, Roger Asato. Missing: joseph Barrios, Roland Cababag. 3 . if i Ml. .ly fi 4-s 1 PM? N. ,J Room I6--Front row, left to right: Miss Mawhor, Heidi Cortez, Segunda Conselva, Bertha Ann Eli, Patricia Dumancas, janice Chock, Priscilla Elemia, janice Chang, Second row: Domingo Dela Cruz, john Costales, Philip. Duzon, Rafael Exzabe, Herbert Codera, Lionel Esfeves, Gilbert Correa, Randolph Doubt, Florenfino Das, Richard Costales, Frederick Chinen, Emmanuel Ernia, Samuel Ernestbert, Serafin Codera. Third row: Maximino Daligcon, Elpidio Correa, Edward Cuba, Dixie Lee Daringer, Fredilina Coronas, Olean- der Davis, Caroline Clark, Eva Dale, Ernest Chinen, Alfred Colins, Manuel Eltagonde. Missing: Simfroso Comilang. Relenfless, moving, pressing forward, Room I7--Front row, left to right: Mrs. Griswold, Shirley Hamamura, Alice Geolina, Sally Guillermo, jeanne Gyotoku, Agnes Garcia, Lolita Gonsalves, Paula l-lagmoc. Second row: Phillip Hall, Ralph Fuku- shima, Richard Fujimofo, joseph Garcia, john Fernandez, Richard Felimer, Roland Gella, Clarence Fujii, Roland Gionson, Ralph Fujitani, Third row: Monica l-lagmoc, jean Fujinaga, Laverne Goto, Pauline Hano- hano, Carol Freitas, Sybil Fragas, Carol l-langai, Rosaline Garcia, Mercedes Gabaylo. Missing: Phyllis Fujimori, janef Fukuda, Phoebe l-lanaike, Aurelio Gabalis, Paul l-lariohano, Edward Fuentes, wh . Ich I Sir! for 5 Caroline and Misayo are busy hanging the laundry, but what about Francis? Senior Richard enjoying himself among the juniors in the Hawaiian Holiday frolic. Room 25-Front row, left to right: Miss Sato, joyce Higa, Barbara Hoshino, Felicia Hidaro, Marcia Hula- ton, Frances Hao, :ana u I Betty Hokama, Alice Hee. Second row: Rogelio Ignacio, Harry F. Higa, Eugene Horiuchi, onalld nga i, Robert lchiyama, Roy Higa, Walter laea, Paul Higa, Teigin Higa, Wil- liam Hayselden. Third row: Ken eth Higuchi, Kenneth Hashimoto, Eugene Higa, Cordon lchiyama, Augustina Hoopii, Winona Hoopii, Harry A. Higa, Ralph Hera, Avard Ho, Edward Hoohu '. Missing: Missing: Susan Hatori, ran :ro ane, Kenneth Ilinuma, Rose Herbias. X TWU pw Gekr, v 8... Room 27-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Ono, Mary lshihara, lane Kaneshiro, Betty Kanbara, Leatrice lwanaka, lean lshilcawa, Irene Kaaialii, Bernadette Kalani, Rose Marie Kahihikolo. Second row: Kay Izumihara, Elliot Kamaka, Randolph Kapowai, Eugene jones, Robert Kaeo, Thomas jose, Fredric Kata- kura, Robert Kaw ura, Luynard Kaneakua. Third row: Thomas Kaneshiro, lwato Kato, Barbara Kapihe, Xgcquelvne Kalama?TMargaret Kahaloa, Sadie lmai, Patricia Kakalia, Marilyn Kamalii, losephine Kai, eorge Kato, Raymond Kanetake. Missing: Robert Ikeda, Paige'Kawelo. Room 30-Front row, left to right: Mr. Watanabe, Hannah Kilakalua, Charlotte Keohokapu, Mary Ann. Kimura, Diana Kozuma, Irene Kozai, Amy Kazarna, Mae Kodama. Second row: Randolph Laybon, Edward Kim, Albert Lee, james Kuiee, Melvin Koizumi, Thomas Kiyuna, Arthur Kogima, Lawrence Laybon, Thomas Kushirna. Third row: Walter Kono, Kenneth Kaya, Alejandro Lacuesta, Daniel Kupa, Ranny Kia- ha, luliana Lacuesta, Eugenia Krasnoff, Richard Largo, Alan Kim, Robert Lagrimas, lon Kumasaka, Charles Kon. Missing: Georgia Largo. l ll uf ' ' ' I -g-511 lm, is -l Room 35-Front row, left to right: Miss Yamato, Betty Mangrobang, joy Matsuda, Marian Madijanon, Nancy Madiianon, janice Liu, janet Masuoka, Lillian Mishima. Second row: Thomas Mishina, Ernest Matsuyama, Apter Mandac, Walter Matsumoto, Louis Mahoe, Moses Moleta, Ray Mears, Ernest Miyashiro, Edward Lopes. Third row: Ronald Mizumoto, Richard Matsuda, Thomas Miyashiro, judy Light, Barbara Mahi, Geraldine Maria, joyce Minami, james Miyashiro, George Mitsui, Gary Lee, Missing: Lionel Mathias, Eliza Lopes, Tessie Lopes, james Magueflor, Gloria Malanog. jnlfvdv.. . ,Zhi fa 1-lf! Room 36-Front row, left to right: Miss Mayes, Kristine Nakano, Amy Nakatsuka, Natsuko Nakagawa, Darlynn Moscoso, Prgnes Nakamura, Trinidad Nabarrete, Eloise Neya, Margaret Ohelo. Second row: Lionel Nitta, Raymond Narvaez, Earl Ohara, james Nagamine, Roy Nakahara, Walter Nakaki, Gilbert Okada, Roger Murai, Marcos Neri, Edward Nlshioka, Francis Okada, Severc Mon. Third row: Melvin Olaiwar, Richard Murakami, Erasmus Nahalea, Sylvia Montez, joan Mcniz, Beatrice Nakahara, l-laroldine Morck, Matilda Naeole. Grace Okano, Vincent Nakano, Edwin Narimatsu, Nicacio Namacot. Missing: Glenn Okada, joseph Navos. , 'K Who's left without a chair? This homeroom Christmas party was a howling success. i-gif wt 3- ,, gun ll' The jr. Pantomaniacs performing at the March of Dimes Show. Room 37--Front row, left to right: Miss Kawahara, C1336 R'ar3,os,L'Ruth Regidor, Beatrice Onitsuka, Agnes Oshiro, Matilda Queson, Loretta Quimino, F-lgeotina'Pf55, jean Palmeira. Second row: Florendo Oniate, james Orita, Heinie Peters, Crispin Resi5Tcio, Gilbert Orlando, james Pruett, Santiago P A , ' rdAPark. Third row: Stanley Paredes, Eusibio Paas, Rogelia Pasion, Elizabeth Reinhardt, vonne Perry, Eleanor Powell, Shirley Ann Payne, Louella Park, Lillian Ornellas, Betty Lou Pavao, Al 'r Rlegfdor, Ronald Oya. Missing: Donald Potter. v t QV fn 0 . s if :L W my pl-and l .. .,,. A .2 .. l G , I . Q X ..,, ., 5 Ill Room 45--Front row, left to right: Miss Holladay, Amy Shimabukuro, Eleanor Shinno, Sismawd Lourdes Sabog, Barbara Sadamaru, Charlotte Saito, Priscilla Sambrano. Second row: Wallace Shima'l5u'l'?LTro, Harold Saiki, Cordon Rios, Michael Segovia, Manuel Smith, james Sato, jack Silva, Domingo Salvador, Stanley Shimabukuro, William Sakai. Third row: Alberto Saguid, David Sakai, Karen Ross, Deanna Sadural, janet Saito, Elaine Saito, Florence Sato, Gloria Rodrigues, june Siarot, Wilma jane Santiago, Daniel Sakai. Missing: Roberta Sharpe, Bessie Sakihama. One year gone, anofher comes, Room 61-Front row, left to right: Mr. Kanzaki, judy Takano, Lorraine Suzuki, Elaine Takahashi, Flor- ence Solon, Mary jane Tabisola, Pauline Suemoto, Bessie Taala. Second row: Masaharu Sugiyama, Melvinr Suzuki, Harold Suzuki, Gerard Takiguchi, james Styles, Harold Sylva, john Stevens, Roger Suzuki, Harold Takahashi, Robert Spillner, Roque Silmerin. Third row: Raymond Takemoto, Edward Suzuki, Margie Tabe, Virginia Sumalpong, Viola Tabares, Betty Lou Souza, Elsie Tabangcor, Clare Spillner, Robert Takemoto, Harry Sunahara. Missing: Michael Sugawara, Wendell Stevens. FY 1 X-1 I - gl W 1 W W QE I SW Room 65-Front row, left to right: Mr. Vickery, Egdith' Tqma, Susan Terashima, june Uchima, Charlotte Tandal, Lillian Uehira, Edna Tsuruda, Mildred Uyeda. Second row: Ignatius Taufaasau, Vincente Tiqui, Stanley Toyama, Bobby Ushijima, Thomas Tashiro, David Taogoshi, Edwin Tengan, Bernard Topas, Francis Tubania, Ralph Taufaasau. Third row: jerry Tamashiro, jenshin Tamamoto, Lilliam Tamura, Roann Teves, Carol Uno, Bernice Tamura, joyce Tanaka, Magdalena Tandal, joanne Tamura, james Tarasawa. Missing: Martha Taufaasau, Canesia Tarbala. X 2' J We say goodbye: fhen soon if's hello: Room 75-Front row, left to right: Miss Furuya, Nancy Verdadero, Caroline Yamauchi, Irene Yasui, Dale Yamada, Doris Watanabe, Elaine Yoshimura. Diane Yawata, Second row: jose Yagin, Kokichi Uye- hara, Robert Uyehara, Dan Yamamoto, Frederick Williams, Paul Victor, Alexander Winsley, Roy Yama- moto, Francis Viele, Roy Watanabe, Samuel Yamamoto, Ronald Vierra, juan Visitacion. Third row: Ronald Viernes, Larry Yoshida, john Yanagihara, Dallas Wilson, Elsie Uyehara, Carol Yoshioka, Ellen Yamasaki, Helene Yoneda, Misayo Watanabe, Richard Yoshida, Chester Yamato, Arthur Yamada. Miss- ing: Paul Yoshida. Y, WW i .nc his-4 IUNIOR PROM Land of Dreams Q Quant! 'i ' f ' ' 2 Q if Lx V Ji' xg, Queen Florence and her court. Left to right: Barbara Hoshino, Marcia Hulaton, janice Chang, Queen Florence Sato, Charlotte Abreu Carol Freitas and Barbara Sadamaru. Dancing under the stars. Angie crowns Queen Florence. Time out for refreshment, 1 K XJ U A' A v g! Xw f,f .3 ia- Q IMPROMPTUS I e air wiflivslation WHSG. ? 'W ., 5 1 Q , .M W Homeward bound. ga: -1.gf wf'vf x M , . 7 f ' E, We honor our BOYSL A w' . 3 ni- S a CLASS OF FAYE CHU '58 AN0 Secfgf afY v ll' RO Nl cAST NATreaSufer oeaw MR uxdvxsef o0D ROGELIO DE LOS REYES Presudent IANICE FUIIWARA Vuce President MOTTO Make the Most of Today for a Better Tomorrow FLOWER Vanda COLOR ACTIVITY Punk and Navy Blue Class Plcnnc Wuth one year of hugh school behund them the class of 58 em mores wnth Mr Underwood as adviser An achvnty enjoyed by everyone was the class pucnuc A fun filled day of playmg games and eatmg of lunch was spent at Halenwa The publlshung of the sophomore edltlon of the Cane Tassel was one of the actlvltles cn Class Day ba rked as sopho 2, X ,K . Q90 kwwi V T3-'f yt l T1 I f...g , F' 1' nel i ': ! n I1 ff! COUNCIL MEMBERS-Front row, left to right: Felicirno Tubania, Baldomero Barbieto, Michael Collier. Second row: Mabel Shinno, lane Kamisato, Harriet Higa, Delna Nakamura, Nani Castro, Fay Cayetano, Third row: Gloria Villena, Shirley Ann Perry, Mae Minakawa Lorraine Nishi, Audrey Akiona, janice Fujiwara. Standing: Mr. Underwood, adviserg Rogelio De Los Reyes, President. ,-.,,,-'L ln between classes-a visit to the locker. Edwin's Valentine brings appreciative smiles from fellow students. i I 1 I h L I Q i 1 1 87 at lb, i'f 'f-wr 3 ., .5 N VI tx' i if L fl at if AAL v Room I0-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Kim, Beverly Arakawa, Audrey Akiona, Naomi Akiyama, jean- nette Acoba, Mildred Aihara, Helen Abe, Diane Agbayani. Second row: Pepito Ancheta, Henry Asano, Adriano Abatayo, Richard Asato, Wendell Aken, Theodore Akau, Claude Ayakawa, Solomon Ani, Akaiko Akana, Lorito Aliviado, john Abreu, jeffrey Albo. Third row: josephine Alfonso, Walter Asato, Harry Ara- naydo, Roy Aaron, Rolando Alpichi, Benjamin Abrigana, Marshall Adaro, Richard Alfafara, Concordio Allosada, Rose Aragon. Missing: Ernest Amorin, Stephen Aton. To do one's work for what if's worfh, Room 31-Front row, left to right: Mr. Underwood, Lourella Baldos, Beatrice Bargas, Florida Bautista, Plurita Bolosan, Cecilia Bidad, Socima Baquiran, Virginia Balignasay. Second row: james Brady, Benjamin Calio, joseph Cabansag, Herbert Basug, Ernesto Bolahao, jon Bolner, Glenn Brown, Lester Ayakawa, Richard Bradley, Rudy Cailing, Benjamin Caluya, john Boniala, Robert Batis, Anthony Bessara. Third row: Gabriel Baquiro, Henry Cabasag, Bonifacio Botanes,Baldomero Barbieto, Nobina Cabansag, Bernice Ba- gorio, Lillian Bowles, Lillian Barios, jeanette Cabudol, Febiola Butler, Robert Buendia, Remigio Cadiz, Donald Barcelo, Benny Bentosino. l f Nr' I4 1 to lf Room 33-Front row, left to right: Miss Akamatsu, Barbara Claridad, Cecilia Fernandez, leanette Codera, Fay Cayefano, Phyllis Dela Cruz, Diane Ceno, Beatrice Dabalos. Second row: Benjamin Corpus, lun Ebu- suya, Michael Collier, Adriano Eliazar, Eugene Chinen, Rudolph Castro, Alfred Ebia, Marian Chong, Rogelio Delos Reyes, Frank Cano, Stanislao Davalos, Rodencio Costales, lames Corpuz, lack Chang, Christian Chang. Third row: Manuel Canoy, Alvanette Cano, Patricia De Coite, Felicidad Dumlao, Elizabeth Fer- nandez, Leona Duarte, Diana Costa, jane Coloma, Frances Endo, Helen Dutro, Nani Castro, Camille Ca- mello, Geraldine Chincio, Carmen Donios, james Cui. Missing: Thelma Elvenia. Ana' hold fhe gain as we deserve, Room 38-Front row, left to right: Mrs, lkinaga, lanice Fuiiwara, May Herring, Miguela Gabaylo, Elean- or Garcia, Nellie Fujioka, lane Higa, Connie Gomez, Second row: Clarence Hirano, Colbert Halemano, Richard Hasegawa, David Hoohuli, lohn Hieda, Marvin Holi, Delphine Gonzalves, Edward Fujita, Mitchell Hanapi, Frank Guerrero, josiah Hoohuli, Roy Fuiisue, Roy Gante, Daniel Hanakai, Alvin Fukushima. Third row: Edward Hirata, Leonardo Canal, Aileen Fuiioka, Alohalinda Fontanilla, Harriet Higa, Dora Hee, jeanette Gray, Donna Grant, Lillian Gabuco, Irma Ho, Elsworth Hirata, Ashier Ho, Robert Hartman, Rey- nolds Higa. . i , X- ? v X5 5 Time out for news as the weekly Cane Tassel comes our. Hard-working boys prepare vegetables in cafeteria. I 1 N X Room 39-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Harada, Lillian Kaitoku, Rebecca Kamakele, Shirley Kanemofo, Mabel Ishii, lane Kamei, Ethel Ishii, Frances Ito, Second row: Andrew Kaawa, Larry Kaawaloa, Phillip Kalua, lohn Ioane, Abraham Kahaloa, Thomas Ishii, Hiram Kaaihue,NlichaeI Kaminaga, Norman Hoshino, Kenneth Kawakami. Third row: Stanley Kato, Beverly Ikeda, Pearl Kamana, Nancy Kahuila, Yvonne Kapai, Hiroko Ichiki, Eleanor Imai, Phyllis Kaleiwahea, Linda Kaai, lane Kamisato, Pearl Kawaguchi, jerry Kato. Missing: Henry Kawaakoa, Hiram Kamana, William Kauakahi, Francis Kaaa. X QQ 1 Vx Q! X pang Q., l Room 39-A-Front row, left to right: Miss Cha, judy Lariosa, Henrietta Mahoe, Winifred Kurita, janet Kihara. Evelyn Kimura, lva Rae Lagasca, janet Maderia, Second row: Semin Liu, Franklin Marchitar, Elias Macapulay, Kenneth Koshimizu, joseph Keaulana, Maurice Kiyuna, Pedro Macapulay, Melvin Lee, Rodney Kiaha, Roy Kawamoto, Pedro Limasa, Roy Kurosawa, Edwin Kodama, Clarence Mahikoa. Third row: Raymond Lagasca, Herbert Kon, George Kojima, Georgette Kawelo, Louise Kepilino, Hella Lum, Lorraine Mahi, Billie jo Lindsey, Linda Laybon, judy Kawelo, james Kunishige, Kenneth Komatsu, George Maglangit. Missing: David Kila. fl Nw l l I f Room 55-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Chow, Rosaline Mesiona, jane Murakami, Alice Miral, Mary Lani Naeole, Lillian Miyasato, Constance Mahoka, Eileen Matsuzaki, Emily Mon. Second row: George Miyashiro, Thomas Mitsushige, Lloyd Miyashiro, Wilbert Morikawa, Stanley Mole, Allen Miles, William Momoa, Luke Makahi, Lawrence Makashima, Corrielio Nabarette, Anthony Nacar, Stanley Matsuo. Third row: Godwin Mologawa, Primo Menor, Alexander Matsunaga, Elaine Mariano, Erlinda Manzanillo, Mildred Minagawa, Mae Minakawa, Shirley Matsuura, Molly Matsuo, Evelyn Mikami, Raymond Malunao, Ronald Malilay. Mis Mathias, Leonora Menor, Fredrick Mahuka. fy A it L--fb f ' ' ' 'M 1 tn j X4 , - 4, , a ni j 1 '22, ,gd-5 thy Ohira, Leonora Paas, jane Oshiro, Agnes Nakamura, Second row: Albert Ortiz, Victoriano Ortiz, David Ortiz Kiyoshi Nakamura Edwin Nascimento Sarah Oliver Marjorie Pablo, Henry Oshiro, Roy Oshiro, Ralph Padayhag, Nile Nishrmura, Howard Navarro, Third row: Marjorie Nakamoto, Margaret Room 57-Front row. left to right: Mr. Yamaguchi, judith Oshiro, Ann Nakamoto, janet Nakasato, Doro- I Nicholas, Elizabeth Namuo, Katherine Okuda, judith Oshiro, Patr cia Nagaji, Grace Ng, De-Ina Nakamura, Marjorie Nose, Primrose Napaepae, Gertrude Nishinaga, Gladys Orlando, Carol Nakatsuka. Missing: Ro- land Namoc, Rose Nolan. Room 63-Front row. left to right: Mrs. ltokazu, Magdalina Ramos, Caridad Rivera, Loretta Panganoran, ean Popa Yvonne Perreira Shirley Perry Patsy Paredes Second row Richard Patacsil Howard Panoke l , . . . 2 , , Claude Respicio, james Paulino, Dennis Pilialoha, john Paekukui, Damien Pestana, Elvis Pagaduan, Faa- tagi Palega, Lloyd Rabe, Kenneth Perry. Third row: Loretta Patacsil, Leticia Quintal, Elizabeth Perez Katherine Respicio, Kitty Perry, Betty Lou Reinhardt, jane Retamal, Pacita Ponce, Barbara Rivera. Miss- ing: Lois Pool, Beverly Revuelto, james Perez, julius Peahi, Floyd Peahi, Apoliona Rivera, Amor Pasion Arthur Palakiko. y ' -4 JVQA xr xi! Room 74--Front row, left to right: Mr. Tam, Dorothy Sabanal, Pearl Shinsato, jane Saito, lrene Solon, lrene Sakihara, Evelyn Sakai, Mabel Shinno. Second row: Ernesto Solusod, Clemente Roldan, Albert Sugui, Roland Saquilon, Harry Smith, Bobby Saiki, Stanley Sakuma, Kenneth Saikl, Edwyn Saiki, Dennis Shin, Richard Shimabukuro, Poutoa Sala. Third royv: Robert Shiraishi, Howard Sawa, William Saquilon, Elnora Sacramento, Priscilla Robins, Veronica Souza, Lorna Sato, Andrita Suero, George Shinsato, Henry Robles. Missing: lean Sasaki. Sophomores studying the digestive system 'M Putting up chairs a daily routine for students If ,xiii of-'N 7-I R il: K if .X ,M Q8 . 'f-1 ' 'rw 4 t J' 1 rc--H ' 93 f3 Room 76-Front row, left to right: Mr. Nishimoto, Gloriana Tiqui, jean Tsumoto, Velma Tashiro, judith Tanaka, Linda Tabuyo, Nancy Sunahara, Barbara Toguchi. Second row: Melvin Tandal, Gilbert Tote, Reginald Tanaka, Edward Tobosa, Harvey Toma, Richard Tangonan, Roy Takamoto, Thomas Takahashi, Paul Tamura, Richard Tanaka, Tatsuo Taniguchi, Felicimo Tubania, Third row. Harry Teraoka, Fredrick Tokuhama, james Tejero, janet Togucl-ii, jane Tanaka, Geraldine Tandal, Ellen Tanaka, Ethel Tanaka, josephine Timas, joyce Suzuki, Walter Tokuhara, Antonio Torricer, Missing: Robert Tells, jane Tanaka, Thaf is fhe pledge we fake, Room 77-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Kimura, Patsy Yamauchi, Lucille Tanaka, jane Yamauchi, judith Uyehara, Dolores Villar, Angela Yangoren, Nancy Uyesugi. Second row: Gilbert Yoro, Roy Watanabe, Frank Williams, jerry Yokono, George Worthington, George Yoshida, Rodney Vierra, Fredrick Uchima. George Watanabe, Fred Yoshimura. Third row: jane Watanabe, Naomi Yahiro, May Yoshioka, Marion Vierra, Waiola Warner, janice Yamata, jayne Yasui, janet Uyeno, Sally Yunson, Gloria Villena, Missing: Fulgencio Tubania, Victory Peyton, Cristota Vendiola, Edward Yoro, Roger Yasui, Lillian Uemori. T 'Nff',':'i':lk ,fs , 1 , x , ' . Z.- . lr gg ' L, Jsuglglgz ,N L .swj 1 Q3 . -in I A If 1 l ' I Front row, left to right: Mr. Nakano, joseph Hamada, Morris Yoro, Kenneth Minagawa, William Bolos Clifton Lariosa, Mr. Kawamura. Second row: Benjamin Oasay, Cary Bentosino, Clen Low, Ronald Uyeda, Ronald Numasaki, Craciano Lontayao, lrenio Pangan, Ceferino Costanios. Third row: Robert Santiago, Lawrence Kanemoto, Romeo Amorin, Roy Watanabe, luanito Batalon, lnium Clipa, Kenneth Hoshino Robert lzumihara. n 1 Thaf is fhe hope fhaf liHs us,- Leff to right: Elaine Hayashi, Helen Zakahi, Marion Tamano, julie Bolton, Rose Marie Herbias Grace e V c Borelis, Yvonne Yukutake. J -4 v r1'?i CLASS OF 'In 'Q ROY TOKUIO President .aw 4'-Nj' Md MOTTO Make the Most of Today for a Better Tomorrow FLOWER Vanda COLOR Punk and Navy Blue ACTIVITY Class PM HERMAN KON 'C Vnce Presldent IUDITH YOSHIDA Secretary 'Q WARREN HIGA Treasurer .Aunty Flame f MISS TAM Adviser In September 158 eager and wullung stu dents from Waipahu Elementary August Ahrens, Pearl Cnty, and St joseph s enrolled as freshmen The class of '59 began their year by electmg class officers In September These are few actnvutues which freshmen enjoy as a group The class pucmc In mud semester was the bug get together for them The class also nssued the freshmen edutnon of the Cane Tassel Uh I I 1 . P . tit , ' COUNCIL MEMBERS-Left to right: Mr. Vickery, adviser, Judith Yoshida, Roy Tokujo, president, Ricardo Cortez, Betsy Asato Herman Kon, Karen Kaneshiro, Ada Yamamoto. A hungry student welcomes lunch time. E Warren, don't just stand thereg help the girls! 97 ya Room 26-Front row, left to right: Miss Tam, Deanna Agamao, Shirley Agcoora, Dorothy Akiyama, Linda Bautista, Betsy Asato, Gwendolyn Alcover, Kimiko Bentosino. Second row: Antonio Bio, Raynaldo Aranay- do, Roy Arakaki, Sostenes Alipio, Edward Chinen, Mateo Benabese, Francis Bettencourt, Albino Ancheta, Robert Agbayani, Basilio Carnello, Digilino Alcuran, Demetrio Campogan. Third row: Sally Campogan, losephine Aliser, Mary Bagayas, ludy Bonachita, Lomalyne Brown, Magdalina Alvarado, Lourdes Aneu- ber, Vivian Cagadoan, Carole Ayakawa, Edwina Balignasay, Marjorie Cabasag, Missing: Edward Arsiga, Timothy Calderon. We see cr happy fufure. Room 34-Front row. left to rigl1t:. Miss Katsuyoshi, Anita Delenia, Gloria Gamponia, Iosephine Duran, Ruth Claridad, Alohalinda Guillermo, loyce Delenia, Emiliana Cortez. Second row: Herbert Hlga, Law- rence C-ose, Paul Gonsalves, Irenio Domingo, Cornelio Fojas, Reginald Daguman, Ricardo Cortez, Gary Fujiwara. Third row: Harold Hamada, William Fujisaka, Romualdo Guillermo, ludith Funakoshi, Leila Cuba, Rosito Close, james Corpuz, john Crabbe, Nelson C-alasi. Missing: Maria Dofa, Mildred Consalves. li-H 'fp jeffrey giving the pig a shower. Oh, what a muddy day! Ever seeking, ever sfriving, never yielding, Room 40-Front row, left to right: Miss Fo, Hazel Higaki, jane Kon, loan Kamihara, Veronica Lagasca, judith Keohokapu, Barbara Kaitoku, Harriet Kaneshiro. Second row: Henry Kimura, Emory Kobashigawa, Dennis Irie, Douglas Kaya, Ernest Lacuesta, Nagato Kato, Gerald Lum, jeffrey Ikeda, Warren Higa, Stanley Higa, Robert lboshi, Herman Kon, Lawrence Kaneshiro. Third row: Clifford Ishii, Bobby Kiyono, Caroline Kanechika. lris lshikawa, Beverly Kawamura, Marie Hoopii, Molly Lopes, Ann lnouye, Margaret Higa, Cresencia Limatoc, Karen Kaneshiro, Daniel Hirahara, Alan lboshi, Missing: Rachel Kohagura. ,i QMS 'CKY i Vwj v l Yfk if Room 4'l-Front row, left to right: Miss Honda, Carolyn Masutani, Nancy Nakasone, Gloria Manibog, lean Nakata, lean Miyashiro, Karen Maeda, Barbara Ola. Second row: Roy Matsuda, Robert Miura, Thomas Mears, Ronald Mukai, james Mony, David Morris, George Okazaki, Walter Nakano, Wayne Nakahama, Michimaru Morishige, Donald Nakayama, Albert Miyashiro, Third row: Francisco Martin, Richard Nitta, Stanley Okazaki, Pauline Nagasawa, jeanette Oshiro, Lauralye Morales, Gerrianne Ornellas, Barbara Oneha, Paul Nakayarna, Dennis Muraoka, Stanley Miyasato. Through guidance, discipline of our minds Room 56-Front row, left to right: Mr. Morikawa, Renalda Saclot, Pauline Takahashi, Patricia Pascua, Ellen Pacuba, Vivian Regidor, Terisita Ranc-ses, Angelin Tabisola. Second row: Stanley Shima- bukuro, Ernest Silva, William Takano, Ralph Suemoto, Gerald Shigemura, Tiburtio Pinero, Eturu Pili, laime Sapla, jimrnie Ramos, Wallace Shimabukuro, Felix Saniatan, Rueben Sabog. Third row: Robert Shimabukuro, janet Saito, Louise Oshiro, Norma Pagba, Peggy Ann Spillner, Lorena Panui, Rebecca Se- vaaetasi, judith Suzuki, Faatagi Sevaaetasi, Isabella Rodrigues, Audrey Pietzsch, Walter Saiki, Missing: jose Rivera, Manuel Rivera. Q.. I - 1 Hifi!! Q.. Time out between classes to smile ancl talk. 5 'C 'V Boys playing checkers during lunch period. The years will find us fruly blesf. Room 58-Front row, left to right: Mr. Aoki, Anne Watanabe, Dorothea Tashima, lane Yamauchi, Ada Yamamoto, Rose Marie Yadao, Florencia Tiqui, lanet Yap. Second row: Kenneth Unten, Angel Viloria, Hyde Wiclclund, Gabriel Tingkang, john Tasato, Rojelio Valdez, Paul Tanaka, Roy Tokujo, Herbert Wata- nabe, loji Yoshioka. Third row: Wilfred Tangonan, judith Yoshida, Florence Unciano, Alice Yamamoto, Lilly Takushi, Helen Tobosa, Loretta Torricer, Verda Taketa, Harriet Yoshimura, Sharon Yano, Shirley Yokono, Reginald Yamashige. Missing: Harvey Wilson, ax'-fl .. 43-4 fffymf fi ,....,f- Through the unfolding years We work and play, In hope and faith, To seek a bond in fellowship To the end that all shall share The joys which youth pursues. Wood burns most bright when joined with other wood --Sadi L. MAHIN M. TABE Editor Associate Editor KA MEA OHI STAFF The staff this past year was, with the exception of two old-timers, composed of all new members. lt was organized with section editors heading the seven divisions with the following hard-working members: Opening, lane Watabug Administration, Genevieve Lum. Winifred Mufata, Caroline Fontanilla, lane Saitog Senior, Eunice Murata, Thelma Higa, Merna Nakayama, Helen Tachihata, Ellen Ayakawag Under- classmen, Michiko Tashima, May Yamaguchi, lean i j'f,7 . I. TAKATA Business Manager I. SAITO Treasurer N. NAKAGAWA Hamada, Beatrice Nakaharag Organization, Nellie Na- kagawa. Gladys Ueoka, Inei Asato, Helene Yoneda Elaine Ohira, Nancy Oshiro: Sports, Marina Reg, Iosephine llaban, Ernest Miyashiro, l-lenry Okahara Thomas Okano, George Koizumi, Advertisement Alice Oshiro, Eleanor Shirino, ii Ir' Circulation Manager F. LEE Opening ll L. MARTIN Administration in mind Working on layout sheet Now here's what I had Harvest of the Year Ka Mea Ohi means Harvest of the Year in Hawaiian and it exemplifies the concerted effort of the annual staff in producing a good crop. The objectives of Ka Mea Ohi are to record the events of the year, to offer students an opportunity to engage in varied phases of yearbook production, and to promote cooperation and fellow- ship among members of the staff. Thelma checks on supplies with Merna's help. X I. Underclassmen section busy at work. if Watch out for your fingers, Elaine! L. ABE Senior L. KUGA Underclassmen YAMASHIGE Organization L. SOIOT Sports B. TAALA Advertisement 'Uh 'tri 110 fir CANE TASSEL Deadline-deadline! Hurrying and scurry- ing about for newsworthy stories of teachers and students, the Cane Tassel staff work them- selves up to a feverish frenzy as Wednesday, of each week, approaches. A weekly Cane Tassel is distributed to the student body, informing them of the happen- ings on the WHS campus so that students are made aware of all activities. As a means of communication, it aims to link students with each other, binding them closer together. The printing of the Cane Tassel is done at the McKinley Print Shop. Adviser for the first semester was Mr. Vickery, and for the second semester Mrs. Bowman. Page editors cutting and pasting. Eleanor getting advice from Mrs Bowman Art editor gives final touches to drawings Aumo-vlsuAL 2 :I The functuon of the Audio Vnsual commnttee ns to procure fulms fnlmstrups and recordings and make them avaulable to the student body Most of these fulms and recordings are obtalned from the audno vasual center In Honolulu wxth Mrs Florence Chow as coordinator but the school owns some recordvngs and fnlmstrups There are thnrty members an the auduo vusual com muttee David Tanaka us chairman advlser IS Mass Natalue Holladay The students operate and mauntann the machunes Approxumately 360 films are shown throughout the year and each fnlm as shown an average of slx tumes a day -r V10 TA N Slf'rnanA MISS N Adwser 4D4y Operatung the l6mm projector are Charles David Teachmg Patsy to operatmg the vnewlex as Damien and Phnllup whale Bull looks on M-Q N Clldnng the fnlm stnps through the spluce machune are lack and Bert PHOTOGRAPHY Among the busuest students an school are the photographers an a class composed of sixteen members They are present at all school functuons snapplng actnon shots They take plctures of students at work and at play Teachlng the students fundamentals of photography I Mr Bow adviser He us a tureless worker helping students In taking and developnng better pnctures Every year the Photography Class takes pictures for Ka Mea Oh: and the weekly newspaper The Cane Tassel Carmela and Regnnald busily enlargmg puctures Smale Dlxne' Carmen readies the camera as Alnce ad gusts the llghts 1uNloR RED ckoss The junior Red Cross is an active organi- 55555 TAM-A zation. The various projects undertaken this year were making scrapbooks to be sent to' foreign countries, conducting an ornament drive during Christmas, and making baby nightgowns, tray favors for hospitals. The Enrollment Fund Drive Committee recruited new members The Waipahu chapter of the junior Red Cross endeavors to promote understanding among peoples of the world President ROLAND CELLA Vice-President CARM EN MONTIBON Secretary MRS KIMURA Adviser 'Qfs A'-5 Front row left to right Dorothy Sabanal Betty Lou Souza Felicidad Dumlao Beatrice Nakahafa Ka'he 'e R95DlCl0 jean Fujinaga janet Uyeno Laura Abe Phoebe Hanaiki Second row jean Tsumoto janet NakaSat0 Ethel jShll Elenor Garcia Elaine Hayashi Patsy Bongo Agnes Tubania May Kodama Tessie Lopez Georgette Kawelo Third row Lillian Maya Sato Sybil Sismar Maggie Abang Lilly Takushi Barbara Hoshino Aurora Carlno Iwato Kato AY1f0f'll0 BIO DENNIS Muraoka Ronald Oya Thomas Okano Fourth row Glenn Brown Claude Ayakawa Nagato Kato Harold Hlguchi David Taoyoshi '09 Randolf Doubt Arnold Soma Roy Fujisue .. .- Ea n .. -, . ,- x . L V , ' K . L- ', gk , V.. ', Q-f ty! ww 1 i . 1 , u ' j ' M . . I J K5 KH K- f .N , ., , QA . ' : . . . ' . 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I , i i v 1 - i - CHORUS RG -pf MARGARET NICHOLAS Presldem HAROLD NAKATA ALICE CALDERON CECEUA BIDAD Vice Presudent SGCVQVBVY Treasurer The Chorus as made up ot approxlmately tntty tnve members lt partlclpated In school programs vvhlch Included the Amerncan Education Week program the lunlor Patriotic assembly and the Christmas presentation The tlnal appearance of thus ensemble was the annual concert gnven jolntly vvnth the band Thu was held In April U--v QQ Front row left to nght Richard Patacsul Etern Pnl: Ruchard Carcua Harold Nakata Second row Sabrnna Regndor Florence Solon Susan Bautusta Veronica Lagasca Lourdes Aneuber Mr Axtell jeanme Codera Rose Yadao Llnda Bautusta janet Yap Mamerta Ballon Thurd row Ralph Taufausau Dlckue Alcuran Felncndad Costales Margaret Nncholas Ceculna Budad Elalne Maruano Robert Paaluhu Loulse Mahoe Felucna Hudaro Monnca Hagmoc judy Kawelo Florentnna Lumasa Sala Poutaa Fourth row Allce Calderon Patrucua Blsol Narcussa Baqunran Elnzabeth Kalawa Kathrnne Respecno Vnrgunua Sumalpong Louella Park Laura Lye Morales Veronuca Souza Martha Taufaasau Eugene Kransnoff May Herrnng Lorraune Au: Martha Remhart Faatanae Sevaatasl june Saarot BAND FN!! EDWARD CENO 'A MR. AXTEU- President AClV'5e BENIAMIN CABANSAG ROBERT LOW Vice-President VICENTE ARAGON Treasurer Secretary Every year the hard-working members of the Band play at football games and pep rallies. This year, in conjunction with the Chorus, they presented the Christmas Program. The Band also played the processional and recessional at the Commencement exercises lsqll Front row left to right Edward Ceno Lionel Esteves Rogue Solmerian Melvin Cadiz Fausto Allosada Benjamin Caban joseph Garcia Walter Baquiro Vicente Aragon Heine Peters Harold Nakata Third row joseph Kaitoku Edwin Teraoka Larry Kaawaloa Roland Cionson Robert Low Poshua Ramos Herbert Codera Domingo Delacruz Soloman Ani Mr Robert Axtell Harry Kapea Billie Chapnell Luyard Kaneakua Rudolph Orlando Francisco Empron Paul Victor Ran dolph Briosco Ralph Warner I ' I I I I I i sag, Ernest Lacuesta. Sebond row: Stanley Popa, Bertha lEli, james Mlagueflor, Cary lbee, Gilbert Tote, g 1 o gElS uv All? reSldeM H2 NANisgfeK BTV AKAT A 0 WAT regwlel COLLEGE CLUB W A AKAGA NEl'lClE.ellPv2S'd nl The College Club has helped many students un the past lts oblectuves are to foster a closer assoclatlon educatuon ally and socnally whale In hugh school among students who plan to contnnue thelr educatuon to assist students obtaun information they desire regardnng the TA varuous colleges nn the USA to help students obtaun nnformatnon concernmg the colleges that speclalnze un the phase of educatuon un which they are Interested Meetungs were held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month durlng the acflvlty period In Room 22 ln February an Installation ceremony was held durung which fume the gurls wore uniforms Consustmg of gray lumper with s the a rose pm punk rose vw M spxdv XS k blouse Theur flower wa rd sifting 'eh , FrancesL to 'lghh Elaine NA V , hr-?g1raHAbjf.Ellla?r?jll'l'Zrl:'2'sf.Deanllinltlali-311222: :Teri lean Fuji,-gage e ' o - a ' , ' rrata, Estrella Camarlllgaygelzggagrawf, Carigaglgatgorg rglgp, . aa a, janef Koiima v ea- FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Waipahu High School organized its Future Teachers of America chapter in the fall of l955 with a membership of thirty-one students, fourteen of whom are seniors. Some of the objectives of the or- ganization are: to familiarize prospec- tive teachers with the field of educa- tion, to give future teachers an oppor- tunity to meet and know some of the outstanding members of the profes- sion, to Stimulate interest in maintain- ing and furthering the integrity and prestige of the educational profession, and to assist deserving students in ob- taining scholarships. From ,ow I tar-,il L, 4' eff fo . Tak llllan Uemo vflghf: Nanc U ata' f9COrd' r lafver K -Y Yew i 'O right. I 'ns sec, , Olima C, g' liner U y , Q J-- , ,W N Joyce . anef To U ?ary: Mrs ' adys Ueok Yeno, lane F , Ch S' ch P . , - a, . u '- Secrerafy. un' Grace lflyglilldl fgorfeifjxglgihadlgiser, Zgislfdent: lex' ' enella K e efamot 'ow' 'eh ah 0. ,FB 4 HayaShl. T mura Elaine - ht: Ann 3 ' left to N8 1' naka. lo . d rovlf. ft to right: loycep Tricia Antonio. Setiolguwkl' - Q ww. le Naoele. 3 . C lio Edwaf lkrsnes Oshiro, Barbaazrcelo' Benjamin a . A S , ld Han Klmv Dona ookele. Corr rreasufer: 9SpQ,-,din g PACIFIC-ASIAN AFFAIRS CLUB The Pacific-Asian Club has approxi- mately twenty-five members. lts pur- pose is to familiarize students with the critical issues and conditions of people of the Pacific area and Asia. Representatives attended several meet- ings where they met with those from other schools and discussed major de- velopments and crisis of American ac- tion in these areas. The All-Schools Conference was held in April at University High School. The topic of discussion was Great Decision: The United States Looks Ahead. H3 WAIPAHU TEENSTERS j . . - j, KOH'- , ejdenf. .kamh preS ' tsu treasufefl H' Ml .hr Q Hiro . resjdenr. Left to ngejbagoyo, vice-D SeCfeT3rY I l 4 ' Q- II4 The Waipahu Teensters, with a membership of sixty girls, has been an active club for the past three years. With Miss Arlene Kobashigawa and Miss Lillian Senaga as advisers, this club accomplished many goals. lt carried through many ac- tivities. some of which were a skating party, a pie sale spon- sored as a money making project, decorating a Christmas tree in the Waipahu branch library as a service project, and a Valentine Dance to promote fellowship. Two conferences were attended by tour members to gain experience and to learn to be better leaders. As a national Y-Teen project, the Waipahu Teensters distributed lollipops to several teachers of Waipahu High School who were honorary Y-Teen members for the day. As a finale of the year l955-56, the Teensters held a ban- quet at which senior members were honored. lj , ' GT A l 2 P '1 I Y Q Front row, left to right: Elsie Uyesugi, May Yoshioka, Mildred Minagawa, jane Sakurai, Helen Tachihata, Nellie Fujioka, Carol Hangai, Heidi Cortez, Mary Ann Kimura Second row: joyce Yamashige, Gladys Akiyama, Shirley Ha- mamura, Barbara Toguchi, Diana Kozuma, Caridad Tabisola, Eleanor Shinsato, Merna Nakayama, Erlinda Bolosan, Karen Maeda, jane Watabu, Third row: Nora Uyeno, Lillian Uemori, Shirley Matsuura, Evelyn Mikami, Lillian Miya- sato, jane Tanaka, judy Uyehara, janet Uyeno, janet Oshiro, Ellen Ayakawa, Barbara Sibayan. ,-.an FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mg 3 I we K' fron! N S , .V - X A l K 4 in INIUM CLIPA CLIFTON LARIOSA V'Ce'P'e5lClem RONALD NUMASAKI Treasure' MR. YAMACUCHI Secretary Adviser BENIAMIN OASAY President There are lOO members nn the Waupahu F FA Offrcers are Benyamm Oasay presndent lnlum Clnpa vlce president Ronald Numasakl secretary Clnfton Larnosa treasurer and Mr Mlchlo Yamaguchu adviser The annual unter chapter was held at Wanpahu Hugh School where F F ers from rural chapters partucupated In ac tnvmes such as parlsamentary procedure demonstratuon and publlc speaklng The annual Terrntorlal Conference was held In Honolulu at the Y M C A durung the Sprung Vacatuon Chosen as the F F A Sweetheart for the year was janlce Chang junnor -had-4.41m 41 xl I 1' J at g N' ini? 1' a s Front row left to nght Edwnn Narcumento Bonnfacuo Domungo Boldomero Barbueto Roy Yamamoto Benny Ag bayanu Rnchard Largo Avard Ho Edward Cuba Second row Romeo Amornn Roy Watanabe Howard Sawa Morris Chunen Henry Oshlro Wnlluam Bolos Reynolds Hlga Alfred Collin Benjamin Oasay Standing Greg Lontayao Clnfton Larlosa Ronald Uyeda Kenneth Hoshnno Ronald Numasakl Roy Takamoto Robert lzumuhara Nnle Nash: mura Ceflruno Castanes lnuum Cllpa Roy Ignacuo Mr Yamaguchi Nuto Bataloa . . , . I . . a . - . 2 l. 1 I ' , 1 . , . I I 1 6 5 2 , T 4, ln I ' - '- , g K ' Q . 1 1 VP ,a - . ' - f 'S N : ' QQ' 4 , I 2 V .1 :K z uf. . T . ' S ft if' ' lf' Q 5 , ' . .ax . ' , 'gk L' K N' , 'Q' .' ' F U vt' 5 .A g . ,- ' , Q, K 5 ' V xi A 'n , 4 I' g , ' 'l V .5 11 'l . if f X ' 5 4 Q t Am? -W ky K 1 f ,I s ,L , X L 7 ,p ' 7- if I . f -. i , . v' ' .,. X, , ' A . 'l -'A.f.f1e'lQ',1v.i51-':f3f.QXT-A' ll ' Qfiffl -'S-11 A57 4 fl' lv ' A- A' . i, ,jiri :.. 2 f I V-L ' Z A f 1 psf i, FUTURE HOMEMAKER .film Y AWA ' ' '- , 'ms tixiagdem Using their motto Toward New Hori A CLAN BARBAgreS1dent DAD vice zons as a guide, the Waipahu chapter of the FHA worked to fulfill their objective of learn- ning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better to- morrow. Some of the projects taken up by the FHA s F0 MAZVRSQT ff , ' ' ' ix : , ,N l s 'Ki l 2' l X ii' Ffbfwhl 5 V., W , 4 ,G Y t 4 5 . - -P 'i 5 E 'MA Q gg ' A f 3 . 4 if 9 I, lb 5 , , 5 2' 1 J i ' ' J A A ' 3 X 3 . -5 .. t ,, ,, A if 1 'M ft? X' at ' ': - V58 ' 4 X my ' Q .Q-1ir.!!l5 'W'f 1 , , Y 4 ,w Aa., ,..?,,-q L Q u ,B ,MH,, ,ginsian , : Aa V7 N W fi 53. eng: ,J mm: ,Z r, :ff - I K , Y -I 1, ,Y - Y- Q' .ak-5, 2, my rw 1, A F 1 rj 'A v :fi gi if-g,,.fLfgd,,,tminsvjiizfttgiikn :mix ,xv 1 F. Q' r awp, 1,,.+a,' ge, ' -12 of-31222. ffqP'.itZ' ff'-a'ff,f?'5ff1' f Hx el, i,,,,?:'V Wei n Hy'-f, rfrrf f:4.,. f4',:g.,. -. 711 gg' at NYU: '- Q '- f?f'fl,f?? 4.,LE,Sfggt,?5' E , ,. , , y , ., i ,r afrfw, . Y '! ' 'Wu 1, Kit f ia? fl! f wr' H 1 Front row, left to right: ludith Funakoshi, Carol Ayakawa, leanette Oshiro, Verda Taketa, Helen Tabosa, ludith Suzuki, Laurelye Morales, Molly Lopez, Second row: Anne Watanabe, Karen Maeda, Ada Yamamoto, Lomalyne Brown, Loretta Torricer, Vivian Cagaon, judith Bonichita, Vivian Regidor, Florencia Tiqui, Teresita Reneses. Third row: Rachel Kohagura, judith Yoshida, Caroline Masutani, Dorothy Akiyama, lean Nakata, Betsy Asato, janet Yap, Sharon Yano, Edwina Balignasay, Kimiko Bentisino. Back row: Hazel Higaki, Harriet Yoshimura, Dorma Pagba, Florence Unciano, loan Kamihara, Margaret Higa, Alohalinda Guillermo, Pauline Nagasawa, Lily Takushi, Barbara Oneha, Barbara Ola, Gloria Manibog. 6 -1 .fix I F AMERICA I observation ELEANQR ,M SeCre'a'Y A, luorrl-I R gurls were a Christmas card sa e of FHA week beaututucatnon of home school loh t a for the ln a e feasurer A and community and an a comung and outgoing Interns They partucapated rn the Terrntorual Conventuon which was held at Central Intermediate School during the Sprung vacatnon MISS T AK Advfslfucfll ,IK of-a .1- L-. H-. Jia! Nui' U-4... M11 6 jfs qvs -gnu q,.-411-f l d Meslona Mercedes Gabaylo Rose Aragon Conme Gomez Letma Qurntal judy Lariosa. L asca Lmda Laybon Puvata Bolosan lane Coloma 'race Ng Kafhefine Flornda Baustnsta Sabina Regudor Beatrlce Bargas e Morck Felucodad Dumlao Front row e May Herring Second row Constanc Respuclo Lnlln n Cabuco Third row Paula I-lagmoc Lnnda Carol Nakatsuka Carrdad Tabnsola Elaine Teramoto Fourth row Sybnl Fragas Eluzabefh Reunhart I ' v I A ' T A . . Q, . 'Q fs . F T3 ' , xi , Q - ' ' -f Y C. - i o I ' ,C ' , F Q 0.1: ' ' 1 9 'E' QL x W xt ' -' , uri ' K 3 .iv .V 3 - . . ' Fifty 9 , t P Z' . V X u 7- .C k V .. . Q Q X I V v Y , ff I-V V , ' . 'il ..., -, , . x 3 V I E 1 V ff 8 is N ' ,gf ini i nl C ' 3 . 4, qv, u f me 2 . - 5 1 L r . , , ' 'r ' 5, r , 1 1 V f, , X gif, ,J Ag A f if P ' ' an I Y .,,. K, Q .Lx X V I 1 it 'Fl-.,. is 'Z f y N 'Q 2 -' 'fr g ' ': I -.- -L . 3 t , ,tif gf , D .-MH ,x A A ,, ' 4 X 4.4 ar: ' ,, 7.1 'R ----- ' A I I Q .-n 'V V 55 - , A . 4,.x ' ' . I . I .V I I I .Aw fy-A ., - U- I Q 1' . A , .K ,- .. .,.' vi l I , viva. . 'I -. ' V- rfz. L: .l . C .. ' - - - I . I ff to right: Rosa in ' , , , ' , ' ' ' . ' . : e Mahuka, Iva ag , ' , A , . v .V ' ' , ' 'a . ' : , ' Kaai, Tessie Lopez, ' ' , ' ' . , ' ' , ' , : A , Lois Pool, I-laroldin . ' I I EWA HUI AKAMAI Tanaka. earl rreaSU e' l L Ura Abe' The Ewa Hui Akamai members started their first ac- tivity with a candlelight recognition ceremony to pledge in new members. For their service project, the members helped the Ewa Recreation Center wrap gifts, sew costumes, and type cards for the big community Christmas play. In March, as their money making project, they sold lau-laus. A moonlight picnic was enjoyed by all after the sale. A farewell banquet for seniors was held in May to climax the year's memorable events. Front row left to right Annie Cadang Rose Marie Perez, Alice Sato, Diane Yawata, Elizabeth Perez, Carol Freitas. Second row Ellen Yamasaki Frances Ito Nancy Sunahara, Eunice Murata, Beatrice Hirata, Winifred Murata, jane Yasui Gladys Fujrshige leanne Gyotoku Elaine Saito. Third row: Helen Sugane, Elaine Nitani, Barbara Hoshino, janice Chock Ethel Tanaka Delna Nakamura Ellen Tanaka, Katherine Respecio, Florence Sato, janice Yamato, INCAS HI-Y 15' T ,e, I-eff fg . Dfesid flghf. S 61715: 'A Mel . oma, se-4-,emrf,aelVfnSuSuzuki I ' gawarl re'9Su 8 . fer- ' Vice ' Haro, Tpfesid d Tok ' eflf- UIO ' Argo ' ld There are approximately 30 boys in the lncas. The purposes of this club are to promote good citi- zenship and to gather together in good fellowship. The lncas sponsored a lau-lau' sale in February which was a successful undertaking. Two represen- tatives attended the Territorial Hi-Tri-Y Conference on Kauai. Some of the members also participated in the Model Legislature sponsored by the YMCA's of the Territory of Hawaii. It was held during April 2-4 at lolani Palace. Tv. NAOJJ -1 1 is- ll, fi - 'ji li X l 5, Front row, left to right: Walter Abe, Thomas Nakashima, Roger Mural, Melvin Koizumi, Wilfred Ii, Robin Arsiga, Edwyn Saiki, David Shinsato, Second row: Ralph Fujitani, james Tarasawa, Paul Sugimoto, Harry Oghiro, Ronald Higaki, Clarence Sato, Eugene Chinen, Richard Murakami, Mr. P. Shimizu. Back row: Florendo Oniate, Walter Kono, Edward Nishioka, Harold Takahashi, Robert Ichiyama, Haruo Kuniyoshi, Wilfred Shimata, Francis Oniate. II9 .1-T... . ,1-.1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I DALIGDIC Presldent F HOSHINO Secretary Treasurer MRS SCOTT Advaser M ISS YAMOTO Advlser Q Partlclpatlon and leadershup ln student actnvntues and a grade pomt average of 2 8 are admusslon requurements unto NHS at Waipahu The organuzatuon started the year wnth a membershlp of ten sensors and nncreased to twenty four un anuary when sax sensors and enght junuors were nnducted NHS served on Parents Nnght and helped with the Orlentatlon Day program for Incoming students They also made vases from cans for classrooms M A KIMURA R KISHIMOTO L MARTIN W MATSUMOTO H MIKAMI MURAKAMI I NAKACAWA K NAKANO L :ns A Raves sArro 1 sATo n sHlNsATo M SUGAWARA P suclmoro M SUZUKI M TAMURA H TOKUIO C UEOKA R YOSHIDA V SHIRAISHI AIEA TEEN TOPPERS Three years old the Area Teen Toppers now boasts a membershnp of thnrty gurls Thus club meets on the first and thurd Mondays of each month to hear reports from the Rural ICC and the Leeward Councul and to organzze actnvmes Durung the Chrlstmas season the Teen Top pers as one of their service projects undertook the folding of Christmas seals and decorated the Chrsstmas tree at the Aiea Cymnaslum They also A banquet held In june clnmaxed a busy year Mrs Pansy Asao IS advlser FUKUDA I KAMEI F KANDA S KANEMOTO A KAZAMA KouMA L KucA E KuRAsHlc: W KURITA M MAKISHIMA 1 MINAMI L NMSHIMA G NBHINACA E oHmA N omuno R suzuxu E TAKAHASHI M TAMANO 1 TANAKA G UEOKA S YAMAMOTO H YONEDA E YOSHIMURA Y YUKUTAKE F .JJ l helped in the Polio drive. H R. I. J all rs-.Ma 34 5 Win or lose, victory's oursg The prize is gained When the lesson is learnedg The hard-fought battle hold The joy is in the trying, The goal is in the doing. s its own reward, Win without boasting Lose without excuse. -Terhune FOOTBALL The Marauders started the football season with high powered enthusiasm, Every game was tough. The teamwork shown between the football boys and the students was commend- able. Whether the game was a victory or a loss, the students cheered and boosted the boys onward. Although we did not take the champion- ship this year, we expect to give the opposing teams a good fight for the championship next year, With the fine turnout expected for next year's team, the Marauders have a bright eye on the trophy. ,lf xx .Z 4 MR. IKEHARA F, Juv . . ..- N. 4- ., Hn. , A 'a . '2'v f. Scott recovers the fumble for safety for a gain of 2 points. ISQ X 'X 4 , E ,yav-fzilff X' . ' , -A DONALD PORTER 'x Ou, , .ff ,I IOHN CRABBE LEAGUE STANDING Waialua Castle Waipahu Kailua Leilehua Kahuku Won Lost Tie 9 I I 8 2 I 6 4 O 3 7 O 2 8 O I 9 O En I.. 7 It '15 H, I' fn-.-Q f K x , Q 2 f ai if ROBERT SECHLER MORTON AC HI -W.-:Q i DAVID HOOHULI , , 310' 1 X .s,. 1 o ' , 2' I N.. f 'f I I If '- I ff ' ,iff - R . P4 EARL CUERRERO JI' EUGENE HICA ELLIOTT KAMAKA LE S U- WENDELL AKEN I Wg, ' 'U 14 WILLIAM SAQUILON nu- ROBERT ICHIYAMA LORITO ALIVIADO 1 ' '. 'I Q - A I ' , A V 'f Aw vw A A . , ... I ,P 'I RH LC A LH N 675' I K fp A -x X f H l - ' - ss Xa. 5 I LC ft RT if ' Q 'r lv' ..,,, ..- I X Lk E? l RE N 1 x , , A I I ' ' II I ' fo ' 7 . T ' 0 S 'x if V '- I Ji ,I M K 2 if A A J T, RG 0 FB Q QB Viv' ,mf 'C' Q CLYDE KAAIAKAMANU ROGELIO DELOS REYES 14 .44 f 'X mcnmzn HAsscAwA EARL OHARA MANUEL SMITH -hr? .5 GAYLORD MATHIAS LARRY YOSHIDA .4 STEPHEN ELI ROY HICA Ns- fnsi ROBERT KAEO i XJ XJ six Xxf qi fl ROY MEARS RG f, fi , - AK' Nah' A ' E x , df V V t ra 4-,. FB t Tat! h, LT ,. Hx ' 'Y' , A H 'Q' 'Z 11 tg 'X' E 'A srl 'ds I E A Y f 'J' -1 , T ,t N f if J LG 3 A 9 f 2 ' I RE RH . JY X LE ..., . ey V f s f 2 ' 1 JJ K , j iff 5 V ' 10 any I 'tu'- 'X 2.1 v. J A - V s 5 J N Q bg Q' - 1 A K-. -A -ff 5 V A, A A , Q ka' KA, 'in ' Nj' x,xu V . EL. lr 4 ntl' X RH RG , , ,,. 7- , HB ,fx w Q-1 .9 . 1f kJ .- ,, .- ,-vw' fp bf ., M 'W tvsgiftfiafsz-if-Qg' fQ '35': 'qh 9 ' , W A .mmf '- L' ' LAU RA ABE 2-. ,, tw M,e1,f15'k ' A K . n' SONG LEADERS .gtqw A ,,:A,V5.?. ' t ,Q ' if 2, ., in Ji: J u gk ,J ,'1.xYfa4 i Q xi?fRQ'eiiffI4fi'f.f-fifty'falffhx LORETTA SOIOT 44 M . ,-. wha f ffi. yasiffft FLORENCE sATo ,gxfj X '1:m,,,,.,., .vm I ,Lg . .7 - R If ,- 4 I' 2 , . -l ,ngrwfqi I ,AMC - -.K B., SARAH ouvifl E CHANC I N3 Mathias runs 55 yards for the first touchdown m openmg game agamst Kallua L h M- , , ,n I 4,21 ,m ' A q .4 - .H ,, , f 5, V 1 -+, A f, Q' 31- f Ji' :- 'g X', '1-3 Xp sf if I, .fm , 1,634 ,Y qv-3 Q: ,- ffrx 3-'In : . - -Q,-'Q if MQNICA HP-GM OC CHEER LEADERS ,WM 4 1, X ,fr 'H 4 'm-vi., J -- -, ., 1 1 x ANNIE CADANC 3rv-1'Qn,:Mir F ,ith-.ir ' XXX., - 159- TRINIDAD NABARETTE x ,..-- Q , '1' i K, ' 'f vf?r:. A Lx GARCX BE -1. LORETTP- RTHA ANN su Tokunaga returns a punt for I5 yards. 2 'Z W ,.4f 2. 5 '29f? H 4 - nf '. f 'f V . A , QA 'iv . . ':f i.'f5f 4 S , ' ' 1 H' 4 'Q - V, --. qv' -M A . 4 Clockwise: Alice Sato, Loretta Martin, Queen Angelita Reyes, Rose Marie Perez, jean Sato, Homecoming Queen and Court s , q . Q, 0 ,. Q - iv ' s his ' If Q ir if - ! A x f Y 0 5? W, l . ' 1 1 X J 4 h ' 'Y Sprucing up for the Ujalopy Parade. Dancing tothe rhythm of the Sonics. J - --fri - L. n A ' 'G Y ii The Z- queen dances BASKET BALL X. L' MR. IKEHARA lVarsityl v we I ff, ' , V MR. YONAMINE ' ll. Varsity! - 1 l 61-2 E N AH AA-EA 0 Al-oirlcxs ONQATE FR rmanisenl LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Waipahu 9 l Kahuku 7 3 Castle 7 3 Leilehua 3 7 Waialua 4 6 Kailua O lO At the beginning of the basketball season, Wai- pahu was chosen to take the court crown out of the top three competitors by local experts. Under the firm hand of our new coach, Mr. Robert lkehara, Waipahu took the championship by winning nine consecutive games with one set- back at the hands of the Knights of Castle high. The team went all out this year to take the champ- ionship which Waipahu has held for a number of years. Their effort and consistency throughout the season paid off as they wound up the season by playing as Rural Champions at the l2th annual territorial Shrine tournament in Hilo, Hawaii, The Marauder quintet were defeated but they gave the opponents a hard-fought game all the way to the 'end Their rivals were the Baldwin Bears of Maui and Laupahoehoe, Hilo's runner-up. Cx. b0Un t tof me re an anefnf' I . aging Ach' ' 'ff 2 'ELK z, ' y Hmmm K if an ' f I i :ss J 'l ,QQ Lrg mf, 6 5 Q fe in QW '41, -Q it :gg ? M . 1 39 !' U sf iii f Jgwry ' x 9 fm .flIlUU ffl!!! LORITO ALIVIADO EARL OHARA X if IPA 0.94 .Ar x. xl I: GREG LONTAYAO ROBERT TOKU NAGA DWARD ASAO LESTER AYAKAWA MORTON ACHI M ES DELAN EY QCD 4 n Q X Rosen nK:nA , ,f H E MAXIE oAucoN , X X fcw NE Kll-IARA K L l Y WAY g f' R-5 X 4cn 135 ALBERT SACUID Lg fFb IJ a 5 1 161 , L 'g-fE i crm 1 --ff ,V X ' ' J w Q1-. I Rub, ' .QIEELQS E , v s - f E xfif w X . ' ' st.. Q , If xn Q :' 5 I 1 Q C . s aj 1 E P ' ft X k a , i my K 1 f fir-1 rf, X ,I W Y L-, x if A S I flly L E' 'is 1 L E 1 ! X f - ww +-:- ' R f f R X , ' A C 1 , M x f xx Q f , 9 E CC! W 5, C , Yjwf fr' V . ': is ICJ Front row: Akaiko Akana, Ernest Lacuesfa, Geijard Takiguchi, Roger Yasui, Roy Tokuio, Roland Saquilon, George Okazaki. Second row William Saquilon, Lionel Mathias, Crispin Respicio, George Benebese, Albert Lee. 136 W 2 BASEBALL The baseball team undef coach Yonamine started their season with a I4-3 victory over Kailua. Since then our team has kept on the road to victory. The team pounded out six consecu- tive wins during the first round and part of the second round. With the help of the co-captains, Coach -Yon Higuchl. amine giveS advlCe to Ha as A' fold Robert Tokunaga and Paul Sugimoto, and stu- dent manager, Wilfred li, the team upheld the honor of Waipahu in games with other rural dis- trict schools. MAL J' 1. 5' :sale ' ff - .QQ a. Will f he Marauder make ir? Score-keeper Wilfred li doing his job. I Q 1-9 Co captam ROBERT TOKUNAGA WALTER OM OTO Zn -sf' nov msmiim A-va KENNETH HASHIMOTO fav ROY HIGA lst B 7' ig, N BASEBALL TEAM E21 an-'ff FRANCES ONIATE dh KA ROGER FUND IWATO KATO wi RAYMOND TAKEMOTO ,4 ,l HAROLD' HIGUCHI EUBINE HICA 45 5 la Q. Captam PAUL SUCIMOTO ARNOLD SOMA 'Ns IAM ES M ASHIRO m7 'Fwy Raw RICHARD HZSECAWA ,J KENNETH mcucm it HAROLD Towle N. NORMAN HOSHINO IERRY YOKONO P lst B nt Agk , ' Y Y il - , Co- ' CF N ss F' A A A if v-- - v , 'X' L f . RF A 5 A f lx -E P X N A C 1 - sw ' ' g Vf' X 27 ' W OK '16 'A 4. y I 'mi-5 I ,Q-Y d N P h A Q ' f I A 1 ' T W . .. - ,Q K er V A 3 P N 'unix - V .K a 7 N in A uf T , , A B H5 'A' Q A A A - X N A T J T W' 4 f xi X, JZ lar K MQ LF N 'Ax 3 X N, 0' 1' e4 C . I ,, 0' I 1' R, l, - .,,,,,,W.Q , - f A Z .gc V90 -' ' 1 M u 'K W ,f A f., K E Ak . A , ' f ff , . ,,..,,,, f ' V Q N., A A , LF ' ru' J X 1 , A . E ' 4 af A I MQW A A , Wgfnf ' ' ,A I Vw, f W , ' .X ' . A EA M 4 'ff ' E 3 d f l- - .. xv O R 1 X K ,1-i fipw5'5vi 'fl' ,.. 'Lv I- Q 1 Y , 1. - 1' - a., sw A 'Q .5 IF - f : ' 375 O h r., , aiu . ' . 'OS-'rflf' me 1 ..-,,,, - Va? ..:. LXA A--l , ,t 5 ' NN '-'M 4' I A 5 'S X , , Hashimoto scores the tieirig 'Un 3 to 3' :f-w:1 - - ff. 1 4 MVN, '61 ' , .xp 'S Fa., .anna 'sn T. 'Li Q NZ'-N, is xg- 6 174 y X mint, . U, K x ,J Q, , . .54 4 Y. W-1 f ' 1-wi!--'ff S ,Q 2 'ff ik A A .iv -nn, ,I N, v L9-vow 1 . ' Piannirig the Strategy' ,GUY Yokono makes 3 yml ffbh . Mggl' .4 '17 Q bww: :wifi 4.14-4 ..,x i' --'i 'W' A f' I . J! If 'JJ ' . YK :Q I a ' . 3' I -an 9 f - , :f A .i -I . -i 4,-w . il' ' , i4- lm i i ? ' f- L' K D , .,,, 1 L Talking it over Leilehua out at third. TRACK Sparkling the Blue and Cold track team this year is coach lkehara with the help of his two captains, Robert Sechler and Eyre Scott. This is the second year that Waipahu has been a contender in the Rural lnterscho- lastic Track League. The squad is intact with second year vet- erans as well as new eager talented prospects. The second year veterans include R. Sechler and E. Scott, who specialize in the l00 yard dash, the two mile relay, and the midley relay l220, 440, 660, 8803. Other aces on our Ps . . . Tx A FJ 0 I I Q ' Y , i yi g ,yr--. e. MS: , J. I iv' Half! J'i,ff' 5, , fn Rossnr sscmsn 'lf' -if Captain X Q 4. . EYRE SCOTT Captain team are Morton Achi, high jump, Stephen Eli, broad jump: Ronald Mizumoto, pole vault. Kokichi Uyehara, a long range runner, is one of the variable runners in our team. Achi making like a frog. mr f ' 'Q is bm , 5 h iii i T 1:32 I . nik sf!! . 2? 40 4 5-t Kailua r Unnef Cuts t he ta DE. On your mark, get set, go! 'N 'n 'v-... -2-'tif-reg -rv 1-has-2 ,h -4 A 1 The Ka Mea Oh. Slaff wash fo express fhelr appreclahon +0 +l1e following for +l'1elr cooperahon and asslsfance un malung I'l1ls years annual a success FISHER CORPORATION LTD ROBERT BOW AND THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS REMBRANDT STUDIO OUR NUMEROUS GENEROUS PATRONS 'Tl may 12.-haw' is .A- EWA SUPER MARKET T e most complete General Merchant Store ln Rural Oahu Your one stop Shoppmg Center FOR THE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY j If. ,P Rembrandf Phofo Sfudio NATIONAL BUILDING PHONE 50 26IO SAIKI MOTORS General Auto Repaurs Tires and Tubes Batterues Accessornes Complete RPM Lubrlcatuon Wheel Alugnmenf and Balancung g Sc hoo BICVL Q HON 36 WAIPAHU A f DI Jl Rise AND WAYNE PHONE 274142 P O OX 7 J L The Most Convenient Store In Waipahu ON WAIPAHU STREET NEXT TO WAIPAHU THEATER Phone Z7 3145 nd 27 3642 MARIGOLD Wanpahu Oahu FINE FOOD Phone 27 3891 WX A an K One x HI LAND SERVICE PHONE AIEA 482815 AUTO REPAIR GASOLINE SERVICE TIRE SERVICE WASH CAR HARRY S YOSHINAGA CARS TRUCKS DE SOTO Sasada Motors Flres+one Tlres and Tubes General Aulo Repalrmg Umon Oal Dealers s SASADA P ONE 9 H 4767 P o sox 225 WAIPAHU' OAHU FARRINGTON. HWY General Electric Aephan xg Pearl City Appliance Company S NAKAG 850 Kam Highway Pearl Cnty, Oahu, T H WA BUS PH E' 48 RES PH 8 , V an , . pflf' K ' Se , I T ' A ' 'lf' HIFLI I - . .B 55 ' 1 DA WAIPAHU, OAHU, HAWAII I 1 of ' - J- , u , , , N - ,AI H IC E N 1 v d V , ox 5 N RTI oo f 1 'a hu.v7-D 11 CONGRATULATION S T0 THE CLASS 0F 56 H 'K --4 M-H1 I fr 4? 'ff to the PTC students al' CII part h Sch ol Q EWA PLANTAT UN CUMPANY STEWART S PHARMACY PHONE: 48-1325 HALAWA BRANCH 5 zesmusmm ., ff ft WAIPAHU DRIVE INN ' ese Amer' an Foods D' pe se Ce eral 94-784A Fa ' g H y. H0 N 0ULlULl SHUKAI Dy Goods T Io g Del e y Ser ce PHONE 28 329I 9I 2026 FORT WEAVER ROAD EWA HAWAII NrI'am Store Fresh Fru ts Vegetables PHONE 27 4266 Hono Il Il Oahu PHONE 27 44I2 WAIPAHU OAHU CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 L G BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASS Hugh School and College Rings Fraternity and Sororuty Jewelry HONOLULU BRANCH STORE 923 Alakea St Between K ng and Merchant Sts KUULEI CLARKS HULA STUDIO EXPONENT OF ANCIENT AND MODERN HULA Phone 482725 Aiea Oahu Charm School of Fashion PHONE 27 3801 WAIPAHU OAHU 4' Y '45 ul . - , I l' I U fwur-1... D . .525 Chin , IC , IS n r n rnn ton w A Y 0 0 Groceries, Meats, and Vegetables r - ai rin 5 , , , ' iv r vi 3 - : - u'u', : ' I I Y Y 2 ' , Q I I , . I . 1 ' I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 56 HONOLULU 57836 LTD PN RD BUS C LEE 02 2731 ONE: PH .C 5 2 o Z -E .Y .. 3m b Okazak A kugawa ig 52554 x4U4 CHARTERED BUS SERV CE QOUS A Eff c le 1 IISHIGE PRES DENT ANAGER CHARLEY'S SERVICE C I A h ,Ongfatll HIIOIIS to I C CLASS OF '56 HI -WAY INN AMERICAN AND HAWAIIAN FOOD FOUNTAIN SERVICE WAIPAHU oAHu PHONE 27 4345 PHONE WAIPAHU 27 4412 WAI LANI INN WAIPAHU DRUGS WILFRED AU REGISTERED PHARMACIST COSMETICS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES MAGAZINES PHOTO FINISH PRESCRIPTIONS FARRINGTON HIGHWAY A wp 27 3241 PHONE 27 3882 WAIPAHU GARAGE LTD WAIPAHU 6055! I-'W' 'fwfiil Servnng you falthfully over 40 years Oldest Chrysler 81 Plymouth Dealer In This Island Tele phone 4884I connectmg all departments After Hours Telephone 48841 TWO SERVICE STATIONS TO SERVE YOU P O Box 244 Kam Hughway Pearl Clfy Oahu T H . il . 1 - I Depot Road, opp, r k , - Phone: . - ' Q 0 Q 'loud ' I Il ' u C I M -5 M .- fe-evgQfF m I f' Q ., uv- .I W' I O 0 0 9 9 D ' ' To the Graduatlnq Class of 1956 iff-ff peep. 'tx Q 1 r Q Agfa? 'O 4'-5'-'5?'W' '99, , , fs K? ,X via? O I - ,Z -,Y -M-N-w ., P gm 5 2 A -' . 1' v I . -, y .. ., , ,fp , -M 5F15 fu so H we, A-iff 'ff x , .. z7Jl,,, ,L -- .., -H ,4 3' L.: v f .. IF15.. ,, 3' V f .uf - .Ly Vw., - L 5 -, 1 11 ff ' ui A , , ' A M. 'Q ., ,' 't X,F9'1' , . Q , 'W 4 ' - V - .,5,' ' ,., f w. .- J .. . . -af , . 5 as A if et fn 'e , 1- s . Q . ' QQ! ' W Q ' ' , :Q .4 ',w Q, 'E If ff !-ffqf xv i ff' ' I, J. . 'gin ,.,k,r,. 7 X V L ' l ,K . W Y 5. - c fi' .. lx A gg, 1 . 5 'UF' '- V 5- 'f f , ,' . f 'L.f ..-fu' - - - , , J 5 Z -X :,,,- f .. wit , , 3 VA . a Q Q - a f of e ,fx ' L -' L. I' , r ya . A nf? Q, A kr' G L il- Qi, Q W ' ,, 0 'f'Q'1F-- gi -ff: , ' . ., 'P' 1i9i fr A 4- .ani The employees of Oahu Sugar Company extend thezr slncere congratulations and best wishes or your conttnuell success ln your uture endeavors HANS UORANGE Wlanager 0AlllI SLGAB CIDMPANY, LIMITED WAIPAHU, OAHU Paradlse Sales Company fffbe Waipahu Branch AL f I 4 Paunfs and Roofmg Paper Plumbing Flxiures and Supplies xw3lP3 ,Lo Galvamzed Pnpes and Flfhngs Cemenf and Lrme Nalls trOCeI'I S mf LTQTJNCTP Lumber Wmdows 8: Doors 6-'C-4-f'0'ff-fisunjgg Plumbmg Fuxlures and Supplres Galvanized A4., 4,41 ,il-lardyl Pipes and FI'l l'II1gS ,L J al J 4 Cemenf and Llme Nalls Lumber Wvndows MWA ,K Dm Phone 27 3165 1' z Phone 274466 94672 Farrlngfon Hlghway 140 fjfv Opposlfe S+ Joseph Church Waipahu Oahu V A 'rAwA'rA FOUNTAINETTE GW ' wAlPAl-lu RADIO 8. REFRIGERATION SERVICE N ,, 94 831 Waipahu St Phone 27 3841 alpahu 27 36ll Waipahu Oah T A55 A RA K A W A ' S PHONE' 27 3131 WAIPAHU . 4 4 . . .- ' .... I , 1 9 I MV 'ir , X . . . ' . 1 ' 7 A A . . . . f- lgrvtg to ' lv .1 s I if . . - ' v 7 . Cf .,,,b, ' X f 1 v 1 N ' if 4 I 1 V . . l . Q - n I 'I I '4'-f - fra ff ' . . . I QL ,A ff, QA, I . . . ' 44,1 H ' - ' X' Q., . . . - ,N . . 1' f , , i' ' N, N ',4.,.d1-4 2 . ' ' f ff f' V 4 , , . 5' xy ' ' W 1 4 w ' ' ' f J' ' -f , J' . r E .LlF:' xg' ' . ,317 JL - X -1 . ' . .. fy. fn . . 1 - - , u, . H. , 55 X 9 V' , I 1 f f 4 -' f J 1 ' A as W x. M . 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Sefikdkll MOtOl'S AN ADVENTURE IN sooo EATING Choice American Food Cantonese Chop Sui Kitchen AUTHORIZED DODGE SALES SERVICE CARS-V8 6 6 TRUCKS AUTO REPAIRS-TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES AUTO REPAIRS: TIRES-TUBES-ACCESSORIES Ta ke Out Orders Banquet Room for Small and Large Partues Lauhala Ball Room ACROSS THE BANK OF HAWAII Dancung Nughtly Except Monday 94 709 FARRINGTON HIGHWAY PHONE 27 4482 Top Statesude Entertauners OPEN I0 AM DAILY Pearl Cnzy Tavern 20 Mmutes From Town 38 Here s real refreshment e wholesome goodness of Coca Colo makes any pause refreshmg Enloy at :ce cold right from the bottle IOTILED UNDER AUTHOIITY Ol TMI COCA-COLA COMPANY COCA COLA IOTTLINO COMPANY OF HONOLULU LTD , a 5 D B' . vi X , Th . . . . . 1 'F l s h e r CORPORATION, LTD. V77 S. KING ST., HONOLULU PRINTERS 9 BUQRQAPRJSERY Zozo, H LIANDk PZ 2455 Farr gto: ay 2IYh gg? I LL ' RE RI T R, RA A RS C ALE R PP IT 1,0050 Birthday 81 Wedding Cake S Pearl CNY A Speciality Phone 48620 -'df nba, ,44,,,,,,v,,,,0l,' I , 7? EOWIUISIIOIS TAMA s AUTO SERVICE 7 +0 me FIRESTONE TIRES GENERAL AUTO REPAIR CLASS OF '56 TUBES BATTERIES B ACCESSORIES AIEA INN 46255 CHEVRON C-AS STATION COMPLETE RPM LUBRICATION Phone: 27-4311 Waipahu, Oahu Flowers for all occasions . . . WAIPAHU FLORIST Phone: Wp. 27-3372 Farrington Highway CI' O OTIO I1 ,Q ' 1 ne, A pp ylf yf M! - BUY NOW! Jvryw gg' j imp' ' For the best deal on the w e ,sf ALL NEW 1956 CHEVROLET M . 65 My of Cooo USED CARS COMPANY LTD kj, ll T I yfffll , WAIPAHU AUTO NP ' 0 Congratulatwns to the Class of '56 WAIANAE BUSINESSMEN S ASSOCIATION ALICES BEAUTY SALON ALOHA FOUNTAIN ATTORNEY AT LAW BIG BOY STORE BULLDOZING SERVICE CAPITAL INVESTMENT CO CORPUS HOMES AND APTS CREDIT BUREAU OF HAWAII DAIRYMEN S ASS N LTD DANGS MERCANTILE EDDIES MARKET EDDY S TAXI OCEAN VIEW INN ORITA DRY GOODS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ROBERT HEE POKAI BAY MARKET ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SATORU UYEDA ELENA S TAVERN POKAI BAY TAVERN POSTMASTER LARRY KAMADA ERSKINE S GENERAL CONTRACTOR MIKE KUMAGAI GLOVER STORE GREEN LANTERN HAGES AMUSEMENT HANABUSA SERVICE STATION HIGUCHI FARM SUPPLY HONOLULU ANTONE INSURANCE STAR BULLETIN DISTRIBUTOR DIAS PETER MITSUMORI INSURANCE-SADAO MORIYAMA LAU TANG 81 CO LAURA S SHOP LEEWARD SERVICE STATION MAILE CASH 81 CARRY M E MOTORS . 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