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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1958 volume:

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V' ' ,f f Lb A' aff' , N -- 'b - N 1 f v , ,fn fifiil' MEA 1958 phhhd 4 hl VIII MEA the harvester edrtors rn chief husrness manager photographers copy edrtor layout edrtor crrculatron manager adviser patrrcra nagajr ganrce tugrwara ludrth uyehara claude ayakawa rrene solon harhara clarrdad oarolrne masutanr ada yamamoto robert hrramoto KA OHI FOREWORD All THE WORlD'S A STAGE. Attracted by these words we of the Ka Mea Ohi staff have worked to produce this year's annual. Here, with- in its pages are our efforts to portray school life as compared to the production of a play. The setting of this performance is the Waipahu High School campus, leading roles are enacted by the Seniors, support- ing roles are played by the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes, the whole play is produced by the faculty and administration, and is under the direction of the Student Government. It is hoped that our theme, The Theatre, will be carried out to you clearly and lnspmngly and that lt will help to instill in you the importance of proper attitudes and cooperation necessary to yield a suc cessful play We feel that this book to the Seniors especially will be a valuable reminder of the completion of their first mayor play in life and the in splratuon for many more yet to come ww 6? elk X A 5 5 do Q W .M EX ag!' m H I M, e, DEDICATION ,W sf A6 se iffy! Q The Ka Mea Ohi stat? proudly dedicates this yearbook to an outstanding Teacher of Waipahu High School - Miss Blanche Mayes. Miss Mayes came to Waipahu High in l945, and has been on the administra- tive staff serving as head of the English Department ever since. We feel that she has constantly and dilligently strived to up- hold and to instill within her students the cherished standards to which Waipahu High School is dedicated: TO THE GROWTH OF SOUND MINDS AND SOUND BODIES: TO CHARACTER BUILDING, SPORTSMAN- SHIP, AND FAIR PLAY, TO INDUSTRY AND THE WILL TO SUCCEED, TO FRIENDLINESS -THE SPIRIT OF ALOHA, TO THOUGHT- FUL CONCERN FOR THE COMMON GOOD, TO LOYALTY AND THE LOVE OF COUN- TRY, TO THE BOYS AND THE GIRLS OF TODAY, TO THE MEN AND THE WOMEN OF TOMORROW. We, the students, owe our utmost thanks and gratitude to Miss Blanche Mayes, a fine teacher, a wonderful person, and a loyal friend always. CONTENTS OPENING ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 0 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS III I I ORGANIZATIONS UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS I dth ta aka ADVERTISEMENTS I9 I Y ....... . . 1 If judifh oshiro I ,.1, I I iemm Mmm I carol nakatsuka JT . . . . .28 jane higa . . . . .44 i i n ga uco . . . . . 64 jane kamei . . . . .92 marjorie n kamoto I I . . . . . II8 'ui n . . . .I52 ' ne ueno SERVICE GROUPS 'XP fy '- , . l Mx-a Q S i ?,,'-J N,O s, i 1 v-,. ' --- .neu custodians left fo right: Mrs. Abella, Mr. Park, Mrs. Palmero. Missing: Mrs. Ornellas, Mr. Yokono. 5. LW, cashiers and clerks Fronf row, lofi to right: Sandra Saiki, Palsy Minami, Angela Yangoren, Irene Solon. Row 2: Bert Enomoto, Joyce Watanabe, May Yoshioka, Beverly Revuelvo, Heila Lum, Louise Kepilino, Wilfred Tangonan. AJ? 'all ,4- Y Q1- 'Q5 1 cafeteria helpers loft to right: Mrs. Sakurai, Mrs. Minagawa, Mrs. Hamamura, Mrs. Adaro, Mrs, McKen- zie, Mrs. Lau. 4 n ll! 8 3 Q. if' Q -1 X as ' 1 ii iii 5.55 -91 ' s - X il, 1 Q - e R 1 sf vs' ,,v 1 x AJ --, I .sg 13, .av ...rg -f K.. 'c-P '-1 I J! 5 rumor polwe offrcers Front row, left lo nghl Vera Cano May Kalua Allce Puahn Row 2 Kenneth Santrago Jeremnah Kamaupro Stanley Afoa Charles Kuheana Herman Ekau Joseph Kahea Wallram Kaneakua H09 Students perform a servnce for the school by worklng nn the cafeterna once every quarter They help to prepare and to serve the lunches to the students and teachers ww, PRODUCTION STAFF executives responsible for productionp theirs is a monument more lasting than all the brass .5 f Z X 1 9 Lk. Ox ADMINISTRATION if 4 ba, ALTON ARMSTRONG Principal in WK,-f' ALBERT MIYASATO Vice Prmclpal 'W X ,X Q9 f MRS TOMIYE NAKANO Secretary rx iii lf xf if ibn- ESMOND CHUM MISS MIYOKO NAKAGAMI Regusvrar Regmfaf ff' HX MRS SUE NITTA Clerk I xl so lux rs .4-f' ,,.f- 4 '? Z X 1 UN MRS llllIAN MARCHAL Cafeteria Manager Lf .' X 1 3 ' ? . Sf! , H, .' ff , Q6 Q iff' , ,ir 40 ' 1-.V U xs ., 11 H H ' A 'h ,W s f r ' - sq,- . ,.n' , .Ml 4 l l it' if 4 is-' MRS. ELENA BUMANGLAG English MRS. HELEN ABO Intern Supervisor 'Div MRS. TOMIE AHN English . --W. -n,.:........,, MRS. ANNIE AKANA American Problems .L .J i ?f'?iQ 8 . MRS. MOZELLE ANGEI. 1 A Girls' Phys. Ed. i .il ' l 6 1,1 1 T! , Boys Phys. Ed. ROBERT AXTELI. Chorus Band I il I l ,iz f 4 Yosmu ASAMI Q 1 'Q F ln J uf' .Nw 'V i ix nos A Qplp Alg r Paddle in hand rms. wmlrnso aowMAN scene in 'he Newswrifing, English I , N quill gym. fd' 433 MISS DAHLIA CHA A ' ' ' ' ' A G MISS ENCARNACION DOMINGO English, Speech C ics, U.S. 'story Bookkeeping R 8 X if 41, 4 -uyrrff ix 3 'w fa. , N. V xo. . , :E 40 .E ' VP Ks tb '27 4 0 I Q 1 MRS. ESTHER FERGUSEN MISS YAYOI FUKUDA MRS. BLANCHE GRISWOLD English .1 1 'wr W . ,Z 4 X ,ff G, ' 4,4 , ,V , . 1 .f f f , , af M I 8 Q-s ...--A mie Ahn seems intent on winning the game, st room during lunch period. l - MRS. YOSHIE IKINAGA English I Science Dept. Head Commercial Dept. Head MRS. MARGARET HARADA Civics, World History . W A V 4 , ROBERT HIRAMOTO I English ' Yearbook Production ' I Wav.. Hur i STANLEY IGAWA American Problems 5 45? This was a typical MRS. GRACE IKEDA Math Dept. Head I' X X Q .ICN CHARLES ISHIKAWA MISS BETTY KAINUMA English Typing 'ltr' - '7 .. .-5, , 3 -iv. I -.V Il Q 'A MISS NANCY KAN World History j, Q MISS MAY KATO Biology f,....ll'?'lfv , J i 47 :L MISS BLANCHE MAYES English Depv. Head 55? Qi-S VK--,R ,V , ' 1 Mas. Yunlxo Nlsl-umoro Typing MISS TEOFISTA TUPASI English ml 'l ' K lg 1 FRED KAWAMURA Ewa P.T.C. MRS. MARION KIM Algebra, Geometry 3 I lk gt M YUZO MIYASAKI Woodwork MASAO NAKANO Waipahu P.T.C. ff? hu ll Q s bf W TSUGIO OHASHI MRS. MIlDRED SCOTT Pre-Vocational Agriculture Craffs TEIJI UEHARA NELSON UNDERWOOD High School Math World Hisvory ALEXANDER KIMURA General Metals LA 'EQ SHINKICHI NISHIMOTO General Math - if 4r ' Hqd i Xl. I A, r iw if ls' r 'CID' MRS. DOROTHY WENDT General Science Biology MICHIO YAMAGUCHI Agriculture Dept, Head 2 ave , fm A 'K' -. H , Sun' E H ll 1 A I rvuss MARGARET Ymvmo Wen I U.S, History P'l1y .llDept. ead first semester interns I C2 -al Avg I rl f 1 MISS MARGARET JAKAHI MISS ESTHER MAPSUDA Homemaking Homemaking MISS EVELYN NAKAGAWA MISS AMY WATANABE Homemaking Homemaking K- ,4-in-I'- . I -175341 Teachers stay in after school, too. Mrs. Dorothy Wendt prepares a display of sea shells for her science classes. second semester interns if fi J' fix' 'sf 'E' kfx G' . R . MISS JEANNETTE MIYAZON0 MRS. NANCY YUEN Homemaking Homemaking MISS MAY MORISUGI MRS. NANCY TAONO Homemaking Intern Supervisor I5 715' ,C 1 Ns, ' fm N ,Q W 2 K' :' 'N T4 E : , 21 .-Q.. 'XX 5' , 5-5 I ,: X E g, 1 I N. X 5 I J' 1 .iff i ffv jug N . sf A' 1 7,'iQ . . Gaji, .ft , 1 , f, 'hawk f Aff V Q, -w , wf ' , 'X K 3.4 ', A YG: A ir Q in -. x W K X.. 'L ix :3.,g'Qx if3 ,y??5Q , wk 1 V , 3' v,C,'fsm . 1, 4 14v1',w 1 ffa SSISTANT DIRECTORS theirs are the hands that asslst ' in f fW'n:V . f Ly, f f ,gy yr , , ag ,, , , L V. - .Vw Af' f ,, ' 4 5:54 V M V. 'Ev' - x VV 4 rv,-Q . ' , , 4 1 'Q V1-5 , V 4 , an f ,flaw ,.,, , ,,I' l I 'edit 4v,n 1 l .MJ ROGELIO DELOS REYES Ai 1 President b '-'v , is ,4- 'U'-li STUDENT The student government of Waipahu High School was formed in 1938. The school con- stitution was drafted the following year. From this infant beginning Waipahu has grown from an enrollment of 575 to its present status as rural Oahu's largest high school with approx- imately 1,500 students. The council, composed of homeroom repre- sentatives, provides a means for student expres- sion. The students coordinate the functions of the government by maintaining standing com- mittees. These various committees are respons- ible for scholastic, social, and athletic activities. mmf' . 1 ... . 'J V uu- uw ALFRED CORONAS FAY CAYETANO Vice-President Secretary A 40. fl, fb ,- 3 W.- .,, . X f . V- . ,i it F , . , ' ! Q ,. . 1 A x' K il is fb 1 sg. In iq I I I its-5,,:f STANl.EY MATSUO STANLEY IGAWA Treasurer Advisor OVERNMENT C. , . IV? -. 9 ,e v ,, ' 9? l r 'ii I I . qi f it W - . f i s ry in 9 ' f ' Pl fx v-s .., ' 2 Ts ' as r .afuxt 4 on 75 ' .. t , t-- V .4 9 U q'f' 'H ',.f N.. CABINET. Front row, left to right: Magdalena Ramos, Karen Maeda, Fe Oniate, Jane Kamei, lrene Sakihara, Fay Cayetano. Row 2: Janice Fuiiwara, Barbara Claridad, Judith Tanaka, Pauline Nascimento, Betty Takahashi, Robert Tamura. Row 3: Roy Tokuio, Carol Nakatsuka, Erlinda Manzanillo, Gertrude Nishinaga, Richard Ogasawara, George Watanabe, Howard Sawa. Row 4: Edwyn Saiki, Damien Pestana, Larry Bright, Alfred Coronas, Stanley Matsuo, Rogelio Delos Reyes. .NSN to COUNCIL. The council votes on a motion to discontinue the Christmas postal system. 10 4,-1 'Z' GERTRUDE NISHINAGA Chaurman Pe iv JUDITH TANAKA Chairman PAULINE NASCIMENTO Chanrman X COMMITTEES up go' Front row left to rlghl Shirley Kanemoto Carolune Kanechuka Jane Kon Jean Mlyashuro Betty Takahashu Row 2 Irus lshnkawa Wmufred Kurata Dorothy Ohura Alice Mornshnge Row 3 Jon Bolner Kenneth Koshumnzu Hvroko lchulu Marlorue Nose 1' be 'Y 0 r ul Y Front row left to ugh! Alvah Kondo Roy Onlshl Row 2 Janet Santo Esther Nakashlma Lul Ilan Gabuco Karen Kaneshlro Muldred Auhara -is ' 'H 'R 5941 -4 Front row left to nght Lulluan Uemorl Judlth Young Patrncla Nakata Barbara Toguchl Row 2 Dorme Tate Karen Yoshlkane Patrlcla Correa 'Y is 2 pw' 1' n E .1 J Z A ik CA M lx. ' ' xl Q l ' 1' ff, Q - '33 ii WSF' D .TQ :gk ' . 0 M h lsr' I' A tl l ' 0 A vt 'a Q I V J J J o ll - 6 II 1 'hp l d A ' . il' l A i Q J Q F X, 1 J? J l Q fi -s Q ' v sl A 'ifnm I F71 1' 4' 'Z 0 n Q . Ximian l N Q ,ll ix -lr s i n c 1' l l . :IPI N4 -. ' a e I . I I . .' z . I . I .- rg x R5 K fl I u A wa- . E xg y , V A, Q. VX a W . fl g '- V525 .0 e- No ' A ' 1' I -tl . l NJ' mga. K if ,K i, ' Xl tl? :xwf ' 'ls 4 Q A l , 3.1 ,.-. ..,' I ii- if I 4 K . s J . .F-5 V . W fa t .J LI 'Tlx DAMIEN PESTANA Chaurman in I? AILEEN FUJIOKA Chaurman ii- ERLINDA MANZANILLO Chanrman i 1 ,- 0 vw ev- X an C' C7 1- From row left io ugh! Patsy Paredes Jane Urcua Letucna Qunntal Row 2 Chrnstnan Chang Baldomero Barbueto George Snlva Felmo Cadavona Row 3 Francusco Martun John Huuhuu Ronald Manmng Row 4 Frederrck Uchuma Alfonso Narvaez Raymond Malunao an hr L Oo ugh! June Nakamura Lorna Chun Carol Ann Iboshl Lnlllan Kanoku Nellue Fulloka Barbara Fukushnma ,Q- X., g Y' , From row left lo nghf James Sandabol Lnlluan Barnes Glorua Manabog Kennerh Unten Row 2 Angel Vulorua Lloyd Muyashuro Claude Ayakawa Harry Aranaydo Ralph Reuse ,U 21 3 I. ll , 'ix I ' ' 0 . I 0 lf' 9- 6 X - . . X? 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A 'x' W -L , V ' .- Le mfg fi Q0 Q, 4 -we I R',., , f ' Front row left to nght' Norman Hoshmo Henry Asano Theodore Asato Edwyn Salk: Akalko Akana Row 2 Roy Oshuro Harold Omorl Ernesto Solusod Stanley Sakuma Edwm Nascimento Row 3 Roy Takamoto Thomas Takahashu Stanley Kato Harold Shlmabukuro Roy Fullsue ng ,- 9-in rf I yr v, 'S 14 left to rlght Caroline Masutam Kenneth Koshlmlzu Mschael Kamlnaga Shlrley Kanemoto Q' CZ Front row left to right Betty Takahashi CCO Chalrmanj Ealeen Matsuzakl Judnth Tachnno Letlcna Qulntal Ruta Nnshlmura Row 2 Katherine Respnclo Margaret Silva Lullnan Gabuco Nam Castro Ann Schmudt Row 3 Larry Brught Jane Coloma Donald Barcelo 1' A41 CAROL NAKATSUKA Chaerman fs. 'Uv BARBARA CLARIDAD Chaxrrnan -A' ,fi N ELEANOR GARCIA Chairman - U.. I as Q ,ps ,-. 0' 'C' ,f' .45 Q, '-7, M X'- X lfn Front row left to right Stanley Nakamura Wulbur Wong Ralph Alan Hamada Dan Yago Row 2 Stanley Matsuo John Tasato Roy Tokulo George Watanabe an 's ,.v ' left to rlght Dan Koch: Karen Maeda Vnrgmua Nagaln Judnth Oshrro Michael Munakawa ,- ps w...x 7 W '15 n w- ffwvv HF! 5' Q- Front row left to right Rnchard Ogasawara Joan Kamlhara Ann Inouye Janet Toguchl Jane Urcua Row 2 Esther Baker Jane Sato Abraham Garcia John Rodrigues Lnllvan Uemorl 0 rg .. ff g -Ll 1 J v '4,A . ,, N e A - I W A 2 ? gk R A A , A , --1 A. 1 !'. U 75,7 , ' . fy Y I ,X , . ,. rs - t . ,A A. -,4- l .1 I 5 0, L ll., -' f 4,413 - y M. ,W I ' I .l Q ,J I 3 ' i 2: 'X sff'.'Yv 'R J f at fer fra A v J. , fl , R ,af ,f 8 wfwif - - me J fi.: .z l 1, ' S l if '11 .fn , :5i'f.f-An-'til 1 tl 'V I J' ' I B . pgs b n .. . e g F A' L 1 1 Q : zz, .Q R '. l I ' 'R fm , ' 53 if .Nj qv if ' A ,. 'I L H 1, :lj , A A i ,o-,sh ' 1 4 5 3 X I r S ' H2232 ' f Zim.-ff U I' ' 9 1. , hr u ,Q N, Q Y' W Il 'J' - f- 5-a . 6 A -,- A N' 1- f' 0 ' , 'lu 4' 'Qs ,s -,-. NW... Quai' FE ONIATE Chairman MIN li ' 4 ,., ,Y -N.. - , - - ... -2- i '- 5 H, I , ' i ei A W ' 1 .ff all L L 4 .8 - l ll ' Y -fi Q. Q I : r- if Jg X. XJ m X I ah fi ft to right: Lucille Lariosa, Blanche Oshiro, Agnes Nakagawa, Jane Tanaka, Dorine Tate. buf Ny an Ap-N ws., in KAREN MAEDA l4 Y'-l' H' Chairman l 'N EDWYN SAIKI Chairman Q frm at Front row left to right Gary Doi Fe Onsale Carol Ayakawa Lillian Mnyasato Row Dan Kochi Edwyn Sauk: Carol Rokun '95 'fs fi fx Q FN ,ne ,Q Front row left to right: Carol Rokui Sandra Saiki Esther Higa Virginia Nagaji. Row : o'i Yoshioka Howard Sawa Judith Oshiro Herman Kon Wayne Nagahama. ' Q '7' , K arp ,555 l GEORGE WATANABE Chairman A rn es E no l alfma X in-x EILEEN MATSUZAKI Chanrman 9' i 1 l iii' 3 I 1' ' 5 U, .. .4 ' . I l a- -,f 72 Q 1 , lf. ss! .vi 4 Q r 'A -I A 1 l 1 ' 'f' A I N A -5 E ' v N urs f' -1- fc I' v 4 :i',b ' 'gr : A , 5 xx ' , 4 I -L ,? , X , X.. .-.I'li' ' U '41 x'-V lef' '0 'l9l fr Michael Nomura, Roy Onishi, Stanley Mafsuo, George Miyashiro, R'-Uber' Tamufa' 1 'QF Q 491 in '41 5 lv pg ala? VN 'rfb ...- Front row left lo ugh! Lnly Takushl Carolune Kanechuka Donald Barcelo Row 2 Carol Naka tsuka Erlmda Manzamllo Phyllus Kaleuwahea Lulluan Gabuco in.. f '7 v , uv 1 551914 Front row left to rlghf Barbara Kalloku Robert Tamura Alleen Fupoka Helen Abe Harriet Yoshnmura Row 2 Shurley Matsuura Blanche Oshuro Helen Tsuhako Mae Mmakawa Alpldno Monnbon Row 3 Edwyn Sauk: Martha Pampervon Gertrude Nushmaga Jean Toguchu Mar garet Sulva Alfred Coronas 1' . ' ,' lx, ' KJ, 2' c ' f ff 1 ll gifs f,Q4,,..p ' A V 1 i 5. 5 Mm 6 I 0.5 f,f ' nr , A l ,J R 7 fl-if 9 I , Lf, ' 8 A ff A Ax gi Ay, ' X Ax L ' If is V ,,,. .- , Q F ' t l h I L I ll -M A, A A A. V e 2 If A 'Qi . W n I . T Vvlu A 4 1. 'iw' ig., . c A .R F - V I ' , an ' e f 1- 'W M, l A 1 ., ig s 'fail 'D ' V- - pie' f l Q-1 I, ! I I 'Q f 5 , as mmm I 'ww C' ei STAGE BUSINESS the stage has its stately butlers and maidsp ours is the gay atmos- phere of dances and pageants 'Mwfim 5 1 S, V s I - saws A , s, . Jw z ar , :1 ' J, -. ,Q , 'S .sii ' , -7.31 ', ': .3., K f ' .V-'-, S. . ' ff, A' fr i ,f -, ., U W ' 'Y Q ' 5 5. x MJ 2 pf' f 1 -1 ' f 'Y'Y 5'tx I nk 'fm ,Wm u,i ' A S' -. 3,.,x. W .11 X Front row left to rnght I Conme Gomes Evely-I Mukamn Trudy Tavares Jeanette Codera Patsy Paredes May Yoshloka Mlldred Mmagawa Har net Hnga Jane Retamal Row 2 Hnlda Van Gleson Ronald Malnlay Margle Nakamoto Leatrlce Akamme Helen Abe Ethel Ishn Vincent Fulton Esther Baker Fay Cayetano Judith Oshlro Irene Solon Beverly Revuelto Lnllaan Gabuco Akallro Akana Stanley Mole Lnnda Brand Patrlcla Nagap Janice Fuguwara Carol Nakatsuka and Roy Tokulo AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK Ilberty s best friend Student Dlrector Ronald Malllay Ignorance Irene Solon Educatnon Judith Osharo Statue of Liberty Beverly Revuelto BETTY Fay Cayetano Mrs Smlih Hllda- Gleson Daughter Et e I5 ll Beverly Revuelto Statue of Llberty A shmmg symbol of freedom 28 11.1 Im the lord of thus domam says Ignorance acted by Irene Solon I I I l I MBTY ,.-....... 4...........,..,V. ......ae.........,.,t,,a,,,... L I llian Gabuco an 'eff at-, fx iid ff WN I its , an I ARENTS' NIGHT This year's Parents' Night was on November I3 t the Hale Hauoli. This annual event gives parents he opportunity to meet our teachers and to acquaint hemselves with our school and its program. The American Education Week Committee pre- ented a play entitled Liberty's Best Friend. A aried talent show was also presented and Miss Dahlia Cha's speech class gave a choral reading. After refreshments, our parents visited the nu- merous classrooms on campus. With the aid of the National Honor Society members, who served as guides, our parents enioyed themselves through- the evening. ,W x ' ,W 'LT' xx Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Kawamoto chat during refreshment time. Look Mom! Erlinda shows the artistic talents of Claude. ff if' Mrs. Akana explains a class proiect while Lillian Miyasato and her mother watch. 'x ze .AI HOMECOMING The annual homecoming game was held on Novem- ber l5, at Dyson Field on Waipahu High School cam- pus. Waialua High School was the opposing team. ln the afternoon of November 15, numerous unique ialopies slowly chugged through the streets of Pearl City, Aiea, Ewa, and Waipahu. During half time the Homecoming Queen and her court, chosen by our husky football boys, were presented. This year's Homecoming Dance burst into life in tu. Hale Hauoli on the following night November 16. QUEEN ELIZABETH PERE1 of? Music was furnished by the Sonics and the festivities came to an abrupt end at ll p.m. Q x-fa! 'Q '75 .w-'ll AUDREY AKIONA JANE HIGA .IUDITH OSHIRO FAY CAYETANO I I I 9 f ,...-Q? 1- A Z .434 , First prize winners show-of? their marvelous lalopy decoration technique. 1 'i ?.Ji. ne.. Paul and Judith wave good-bye before ioining the ialopy parade. Gone Arago and her Calypso gang. 'ft 'SJ ,Yi 'Q Z The gang's going riding in this 'souped-up' creation. 1 mum wi lm if 48. -Q 'QW L yi Q' Xe gm Ulf Mn v UU' if Q41 U' K 3 '? Q ffm W I Q. XMQQ v f ,,, Qi S325 f-is .A ' Fi A 9 QUEEN PHYMIS KING AKAIKO ds' ,4 5 fi A . 'H ff Q-an Q, gin w .: F jffxix 'YK EQ mfg 'f-1 5' 'J-' ,J WHITE CHRISTMAS SR JR DANCE 'Sf' Gm C ww Nw ww WH H-J L' U .12 1 I Rf S WW 'V PRISCILLA ROBINS LOUISE KEPII-INO WILLIAM MoMoA JERRY Yokouo Il 1 O 0 , . K.. 1:25 I- .1 6 X 4 fx 4: Vi Q ,fp x Q F X ,L S S 4 1 , N f PA 1- LILLIAN GAluco HF WENDELL AKEN Fans of the Flve Sahns preclahon QPF! 'Q HMG' Umdentlfied muscle-man performs at noon hour program NOON DAY PROGRAMS an- ' M.. The fabulous Fave Satms a very popular group around the Islands i7 Hilda van Gieson performs the ever-popular hula W i ,H-,www.,.,,mf....W.,y Father Abraham Garcia performs holy mass in the Chapel on Christmas Eve. CHRISTMAS PLAY M, , I I Pedro . . Little Brother Narrator . Reverend . King . Queen . Banker . Writer . . Old Woman why the chimes rang . . Irene Sakihara . . Vivian Regidor . . Barbara Claridad . . Abraham Garcia . Rogelio delos Reyes . . . !L?,f-'f'MOllY mafsuo . ,fffj . . James Raichle . . . . John Rodrigues . . Janet Kihara Little Brother and Pedro shiver in the snow on their way to church ID' gf .v f , , 'Sm im Q' J i hope the seniors like the decorations 1onight. FAI RYLAND FANTASY Hey! Come and join us, says Warren Higa. 1 lg. ii i f 1 Q- NF: W x 1 , ,L 5 3 ity v . gf , ' s A gi Z? A i N. I ipiw' ,M i an Have some of our delicious punch, says Audrey Lee ia' M1 . .fi s , X -ir ff' N W f '21,2 Boy 77, ,7, ..,. Y Girl .,..,,,,,,,,., Businessman , A., Miner .,...,,,,,. Carpenter .,..,,,,,,... Garment Worker .,..,, Policeman ,,,e,,,A.7,.,,,,. Stenographer ,...,77 Waitress ....,,,,.e,,.e,,, What the Flag Means to Me essay contest winner Ruby Mo- rikawa accepts her cash prize as presented by Jean Miyashiro. Second and third place winners Abraham Garcia and Raymond Aliviado look?r'i ,,,. JR. PATRIOTIC ASSEMBLY F X., Voice of the Flag c,,... Ronald Lafayette explains. XsOidief..f3?gaTaa.E.aaiaa 'america on parade' Directoru. ...a..,..,,....,.....,aa. ,uf a,aaa...a,,,,, ,Julie Nitta g4gLffiScRonald Lafayette Students aa,aaaaaaVa,a...a. Lolita Lariosazgi Stella Medina Wm-........--.,,--,,c,,,,Thomas Mears ,,,,,,,Dolores Lewis ,-,c,,Ronald Manning -..,cc,Richard Okada ,,,,.,.c...,Peter Mahin .,,c,Beverly Kawamura Auto Mechanic c,.,c,,.a.,, ...,... F rancisco Martin Shoe Factory Worker ,,,,a ,a,a. D orothy Akiyama ,mlafoaina Matuu ,m,..Claridad Corpuz -,,,,Jeanette Berongis ,,,,,,cJane Yamauchi rm ,, 'W-J 9' -,,,-f 'h QL 0 ww SCHO vu w P-WA QW , e xx41lVa I L ' 75' . H pdvll ,4sv' lv' 115 13-P if 61,1 . ffkfabff , rf . . X5 Z - ..1Xx9u --..-.-..........-...., ' 6 L.-:I'fJ'lf1A,D2'v-3 QLASS OF 3958 ,. . x,1tJ WAIPAHU HIGH SCHOOL 1 ' N, l A ' ,QRPPK .. '95 ffl' 23? Aff' f' f' 5 ' '7fse 0 Queen ' J . I3 ,P ' K f' ' ' I , 'nf u 'rwee Acts' fi? H 4 ' F l 3,3 ' I b A ll 1 H g tt . 1 5 March ll l4, l.5 - 7,45 p N1 S'uden's 50: , ' Waipahu Hugh Srhool Paulson Pin 'li ' ':,:w,xi,4x V N . .lll s Juiu the Cannibal Queen escort ious All eyes focused on Brenda Day fDorine Tatej, impersonating Juiu, converse with Allen Ke ' fluke Makahij in her native tongue, pidgin English. Q 0. --r Y 'Av 1 ,x AX in X, K. 'N P! m x '- 5 f S- V - X 's A l 3 an h X xl ,Aff ' A ?', I . ,, . X 5 ! . -XY X 4, Y I l 5 lf www? :sw ef, -M The murder Yhat was committed while you were gorging yourself at the Chamber ol' f5VXfX5?gFx ,SSS Q Commerce dinner last nigh? . , . complains Julia. 'PY' . X 'x x ,ff MJ. WM! wqwm jx K sd Qlx 1 FC, 3 . fl' ' 'APY KWSN, ,N ' '- 3 ' 4' V 4,559 SWS Qmevm +06 fm if , C- xxxlll V' ' ' x , 5 fu lf PN J , F l CN iv -J 'N 65' KING WARREN HIGA DREAMERS The long awauted Junuor Prom was h on March 22 at the Ala Wau Clubhouse fr eught to twelve The Junuor Prom us an a nual event for the lunuor class of Waupa Hugh Among those present were the gue of the uunuors the faculty members stude of the senuor class and lunuor officers neughborung hugh schools As the couples approached the entran they encountered a huge punk heart shap figure through whuch all had to pass Ba of gauly colored net enhanced the surroun ungs and cast a spell of tunglung sensatuo over all who attended Durung untermussuon all attentuon was f cused on the stage whuch had a hea shaped backdrop decorated wuth many pu flowers and the theme Dreamers Paraduse Members of the court James Aranuta R mualdo Guullermo Gabruel Kaauohelo R nald Knott Kenneth Sanutago Harold S mabukuro rl e Alesna Lomalyn Brow '..g I t l ,gf N. JAMES ARANITA lOMUAl.DO RONALD KNOTT KENNETH SANTIAGO Lf aw' 1' nik, 1 he .,-7 GABRIEL KAAIOHELO HAROLD SHIMABUKURO ARADISE ella Medina Ruby Morrkawa Rita Nishi ura and Judith Tachino marched proudly . to the stage tollowed by Their Maiesties ing Warren Higa and Queen Ann Mamo hmldt The royal couple was crowned by st years king and queen Lester Ayakawa d Nam Castro The royal court then whirl . around the floor of the outdoor patio eautiful formation tor the royalty dance Howung stream of music was provided by e Starlighters Lights flashed as photog phers recorded the memorable event on The vanda orchids strewn on the refresh ent counter and the photographic service ut out by the photography class of Wai ahu High School added more glamour to e Prom At the stroke of midnight all activities ased as the time came to part It had cer mly been a magnificent and memorable ng time to come 'S nz QUEEN ANN SCHMIUT ww L... 5 l 'UN ALESNA LOMALYNE BROWN '11,- ivan? f MVN STELLA MEDINA RUBY MORIKAWA RITA NISHIMURA JUDY TACHINO u ,, ' 'fx I ' - til f : In ,. 7 lm. ght,.one that many will remember for a T 'll g -.1 3 Qj lljyff , U L 7 NX, X :N 'UQ- R V . 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T 'I X5 g N 1 V U 4 f ' ' I ff- yj fX as 1' fr fgix gf, Villa X I 4 the foul of muscles the spmt of teamwork are theur mark STAGEIIANDS J' K I ny W9 I I I I I X if m gy, ,JV IX, , I f ,ymimgem A yy' FOOTBALL AM Ht 'l .l Guldmg the Champlon Marauders are Masa Yonamme and asslstant coach YOSl lIlI Asamn Hard working managers Nelson Galasl Paul Gon salves and Glenn Seto neatly stores equipment FOOTBALL SCORES FIRST ROUND WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU 34 CASTLE 13 KAHUKU 'I4 WAIALUA 13 LEILEHUA I9 KAILUA 7 SECOND ROUND WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU CASTLE 0 KAHUKU 7 WAIALUA 0 LEILEHUA 'I3 KAILUA 'I3 In middle August wrth hopes to regarn the 1957 Rural lnterscholastnc Football Champlonshlp the ever energetnc Waipahu Marauders began preparatlons for the season For their first scrum mage game the Wanpahu Marauders lourneyed to the Garden Isle to play with Walmea Hugh School After wmmng thus game hopes for re galmng the tltle looked brighter With determined mlnds and hugh splrlts the mighty Marauders were able to recapture the crown after losing the title for five years Returnlng lettermen such as co captains Lorlto Allvnado Wendell Aken Jerry Yokono and Davld Hoohull helped to boost the team through the season with nlne wins and one loss Although they lost to Lellehua the darkhorse of the league the fighting Marauders showed excellent sportsmanship and power during the games that followed The Marauders owe this Championship not only to thelr sklllful players but also to the abled guidance of headcoach Masa Yonamme, asslstant coaches Yoshlll Asamn, Tell: Uehara, and Alex ander Kimura The Champion Marauders domlnated the All Star Berth by placing seven players They were Lorlto Allvnado, quarterback, Wendell Aken, half back, Jerry Yokono, fullback, Francis Taufaasau, end, Davld Hoohull, tackle, Richard Hasegawa, guard, and Gabrlel Kalohllo, center To the players and coaches of the Walpahu Hugh Marauders we say Mahalo To the four teen lettermen we say Aloha and to the re turning twenty eight players we say Good Luckl X William Saquilon, Waipahu's smallest and fastest runner, makes a mad dash for pay dirt on his famous left-end Wendell Aken gains yardage for the Marauders by diving sweep' headlong into the Mules line, In spite of this type of fighting Waipahu lost their only game of the season. L E Jerry Yokono, the league's top ground gainer, takes off with a touchdown in sight and the ball in his handi 45 HAIL! THE 1957-5 K William Saquilon HB Warran Higa HI Gabriel Kaaiohelo C Richard Hasegawa G W' Danial Hanakahi E Kenneih Santiago T Francis Taufaasau E John Crabbe G Gaorgo Yoshida G Robari Iboahi G larry Kaawaloa E Franklin Kaaa . rw. . , . , .. ,Q .v 1,1 j, , 'Q' 's .1 iq.. . '9 V H va 5 1- ifi. 1 Q . f i' 'gg , U N f Al ,f J LO TO AI. IADO o-Captain QQBJ Henry Alvarado .W FB ,,,, Walhr Nakano HB Jamas Hanohano Rohan Buandia 5 f Fra nk Monfaz WENDELL AKEN Co-Captain KHBJ I 'i URAL CHA JERRY We Qt f iff: C A., 3 be -. X, f. DAVID HOOHULI Co-Capfain CU Douglas Penelw E uke Makahi T Ken nefh Tome Q Q T I ,r ,wwf Cornelio Foias HB Waller loans C LBIONSI Peter Mahin QB Rogelio Delos Reyes G Gilbert Hisalalxe HB Thomas Momoa C Gabriel Kaawa G Edward Mendes G Alfredo Narciso FB Howard Kamalca E Gary Thomas E Raymond Kamiya T lawrence Makashima T lee Kuhlman T James Ramos HB Henry Peters E 'x nm ' -1 3 f r -H ,- f .- .3-ur., .4 Q W . lyll o Q , z ' 'wa R q... .4 s. ,fi N f ,K-C, i , ':- 1, Fofqq. we-. gif' fnrhwf qf-T w 1. or .-. Way.. A' To R-J Jill' mg' 'rs an- ,,.. 39-me no A 2 5 v RJ!! KI , 4 I W-, ZLL 'QI 41 1 '05 Lomo Alxvlado luke a rabbn benng chased by a fox eludes a Walaluan only to be chased by another eager player Davud Hoohull a bug heavy set tackle makes a vam Yo hold of? Kahuku tacklers as Wendell Aken dlves i Warren Hugs Walpahus lightning halfback squeezes and wnggles has way out of the hands of tacklers and makes a bud for a TD ,J--f 2-Q SI J gre 4 6' x IT, v-45, Front row, loft to right: Thomas Kaawai, Gabriel Kaawa, Primo Amba, Andrew Mahuka, Thomas Barcenilla, Gilbert Hisatake, How- ard Wilson, Leon Socillio, Edward Tiqui. Row 2: Manager Charles Kihano, Gary Thomas, Alfred Dela Cruz, Ronald Paredes, Francisco Martin, John Santiago, William Victor, Melvin Mago, Moses Amaral. Row 3: Clarence Lum Lee, Juan Bolosan, Daniel Kapea, Wallace Tokioka, Richard Makalena, William Auhoon, Manuel Rosa, Thomas Momoa, William Peiler. Realizing a need for experienced football players on the varsity team, a iunior varsity team was organized for the first time this year. Since fielding began late the selection of can- didates was a difficult problem. However, many boys showed great interest in the team and the season started with spirited enthus- iasm. The squad was under the firm guidance of Coach Teiji Uehara who was aided by Alex- ander Kimura. In their first tilt of the season the boys lost to Castle who chalked up a win- ning 19-13 victory. A closer contest against Kailua followed with the Kailuans winning 19- I4. In their final contest, the JV's made a gallant bid to turn the tables on Waialua but were defeated 40-33. Although the boys did lose all three games played they also gained valuable experience. A good turnout is expected next year and the returning participants can be expected to give tough competition. Some of these seasoned stalwarts should be able to strengthen the var- sity team BS f6Sel'VeS next yeaf. junior varsity f 1 ff' fl tt if lf ' fn .sf W If 1 1 y V , .L X, . 1 X I, Q - l . in , A s I' 'lv 'M fi i V l ,f Z? Gabriel Kaawa, a J.V. player carefully inspect shoulder pads. and Coach Uehara CHEERLEADERS swf' Lam ounu Al 'UDV Mcuuvb P9P leader ,w+ ' um ANG D Awsmagtwf US KATHERINE RESPICIO KA NA Nl Sl Ma,c::MEoNS N GAWCO umxxg-Wcapwan SONGLEADERS NANI C AST C . Ro o Capfgfn ANN SCHMIDT f W' f1,f4,.,, ,V .!V.. 25-. 'f' .f J 5 . A AN5 CQ ' msmmvl 10414 RIT A BASKETBALL 48 Hard work g coaches Tel Uehara Wars tyj and Yoshuge Asam U VJ Filling 5- Smu ng ma agers George Yosh da and Pete Mah FIRST ROUND WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU CASTLE 45 KAHUKU 48 LEILEHUA 52 WAIALUA 30 KAILUA 68 SECOND ROUN D WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU - CASTLE 45 - KAHUKU 49 - LEILEHUA 51 - WAIALUA 52 - KAILUA 49 The mughty Marauders got oFF on a bad start thus season In the Punahou lnvntatnonal tour nament They had a record of only one game won out of sux played However thas dad not klll the morale of the team because they knew that all the games played were a hard and well fought battle up to the sound of the flnal buzzer Due to the fact that all of the teams sn the ROIL league thus season were In top notch shape the tlnal standings were quite odd Wlth sux returnees from last years champion ship team the Marauders had excellent play ers as far as experlence was concerned Though the mighty Marauders fought hard to retain their crown a serles of hard luck fell upon them and they finally wound up tled for sec ond place Coach Tells Uehara dlsplay excellent coach mg ablllty when he brought the Marauders out of their tight spots v-:fb 5 , AX Q LORITO ALIVIADO LESTER AYAKAWA C0'ClP'lif1 Co-Captain Xt, What's so interesting up there???? 'ff I fl-fp 'Q 'V ti ., I QQ. .. 2 ,,.. F5 9 A , P J l - A ff' 'f 4 if , L W Nw ww X N, ..Z, 'hr 2 'Z' W ' L ' A xv , GD 'X I W ' G' Q el !' x .L lx tl ROGER YASUI ROLAND SAOUILON SAMSON KAI BENJAMIN DAWSON FRANK MONTEZ FRANKLIN KAAA RONALD KNOTT WALLACE KANIAUPIO ROMUALDO GUILLERMO RAYMOND ALIVIADO GABRIEL KAAIOHELO FRANCIS TAUFAASAU Easy fellows easy Francis Taufaasau attempts to score for Waipahu. now because the refs eyes are upon you hui NJ.:-1 A beauhful lay up shot by -1a-in pus:-l! 'Fl 'Q' M Kamaupno R fTf ff f f'f W T Q T7-'.'?2 Z'7T'Q . , 9 S 5 iss? 4 J CX! Lorito Aliviado shoots a perfect hook-shot. Rome Guillermo tries to shoot the basket from the side. XX YN xx ,A X . i 11- , X 'iff-0 . A , 4 i 49 51 Franklin Kaaa and a Kailuan doing the Virginia Reel? . . , How romantic can they get these days??? 'L, KALANI AKANA ALFREDO NARC ISO CLARENCE LONTAYAO ROBERT DIANA GARY THOMAS MELVIN TAI RA FRANCISCO TACADENA JEFFREY IKEDA HUBERT PRUETT ROBERT LUM CLARENCE LUM LEE NAPOLEON ACIDERA LAWRENCE ANGUAY JAMES RAMOS CORNI Co-Captain junior varsih ketball season with great e Out of sixty boys that tried o November only sixteen boys w for the Junior Varsity team Waipahu was fortunate to shooters like James Ramos Co ias, Clarence Lee Melvin Taira rence Anguay on our team this u 1' c The little Marauders startec n e c Although they lost five o games they never gave up Under the abled guidance of Asami our team dis la ed o manship and sharp shooting in t they played. Just as other te played in the past our Junio team played hard and with gn The J.V.'s placed third in the FIRST ROUND WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU WAIPAHU SECOND ROUND wAiPAHu WAIPAI-lu wAlPAHu wAiPAHu wAiPAi-lu I LEE KULHMAN I Z I L 2 ,2. l 2 1 9 . L . r s Q n 4,3 5 lla? T r, ,. ., avi' 6 l n 4 1 I l A l 4 4 Cornelio and Robert goes for a rebound. u , 5 - A L 1 5 . X Z 3 2 2 O l 2 1 James t. C -, K 1123- ,K . 7' Ly, Ramos leaps high for a rebound. Seen enioying the Waipahu-Castle game were these loyal fans. -'- 'e 'iif-.. V. il U If 4 E ,, xii' . Qs: ikisffiesx .ju- -Iv :sung- KM, 4 U ...df X. yn 'Y ,.,. avian. f 'mr 1' J RICHARD HASEGAWA NORMAN H SHINO JERRY YOK CoC pt n CoC pt C0 Capf BASEBALL mfg MVN WARREN HIGA me U W fa Nw MXN K . V ,Uv 1,5 I WALTER ASATO REGINALD DAGUMAN PAUL GONSALVES 1 . gf Quan! M, jd xx Hg' l f Y E 'F 'np-wg , 'N fx smesr mcucm ,N ,,.. xx as Q 1 ., .4-- olsuu mm ,W X ' Aj FRED HIGA W ' ffiffv' 1 Q X f Q ' Nb L -if , N WNW RE- , R, vf yk ,J WW fa ' X ,W ' ' W7 .3 ? ,5?n'v XX f ,pvfgff 9 , - . ' . , 0 f ' 'gk I x I f ww- H ' mm R R .M U K 5 W K fr-Q F., any XT! J 1 N 'L X ROY KA AMOTO BOBBY KIYONO L Cu GERALD SHIGE URA KENNETH suro Q wmum memo . nov roKuJo ' -4- 3' Nfx if 'Q ff 5 ALVAH KONDO 7 VN RONALD LAFAYETTE 1 3 4 I O STANLEY MIYASATO RICHARD OKADA ROY SAIKI UMW a Jw. A 'R f ILA V ' 4, fu Liv! lyyyy ,N -ix f if , I ' H 3 M If Q' at I . .ax U- , iw ' D , ,fL,lf-,L 5 .. in V f W l , L if f ly 'R if 3 Q Rn W , V . . 1 J. Q - , X , L A . Lv Q M fp w , V J JN' kv ,K -g J U ,RN V , . f VX K 5 1 4 I-XX rw' V I 0' 0- , V '1 Ll. W' :, ,',,.m' I ,w'A'fLv N B Y f 4 ' L . it K X K 'H x 'lt J, ,,,,, .L KW f V I1 . at-M A R X ,. I , I . - xl --, 7: 'mn ,, by U fx . v . w , Q1 M w R' XX J .aww 5 Q Y W W WENDELL AKEN LORITO ALIVIADO SOLOMON ANI WILLIAM AUHOON BENJAMIN CALUYA NELSON GALASI LAWRENCE GOSE FRANKLIN KAAA ' ROMUALDO GUILLERMO DANIEL HANAKAHI WARREN HIGA CLARENCE HIRANO TRAC I1 ,n.1Q .,,..,.. , lulr- ,.,.A5 I V Q . . . fm: Us 'W '-- 'e HENRY C AG LARRY KAAWALOA Co-Captain Co-Captain GABRIEL KAAWA GABRIEL KAAIOMELO RAYMOND KAMIYA WALLACE KANIAUPIO LEE KULHMAN TEAM ANGEL MANUEL Co-Captain 'Ul- QQ . QQ 1 QQ., 'ia- it i lug 1 'iw 4a , 'Q 1 i 'W GEORGE YOSHIDA Co-Captain vMON'I'EZ In DOUGLAS MAHI - LUKE MAKAHI ALFRED NARCISO STANLEY OKANO i ' 1 Ki HENRY Perens H 9 r' RICHARD OKADA V, X ', L .Xf- N30 KENNETH SANTIAGO JAMES RAMOS 4'5- i gg .norm sANnAco ,., 2 WILLIAM SAQUILON -A -A , f -P ky Y r ,,,.,, , A ff- noasnr sAMsuANo o- I ,Q v ., J V 4 ..,. I -0', ..:., Q JMHN nuov sAManANo Lqv' I -Q I ,Z W A. ' RONALD SHINNO FRANCIS TAUFAASAU GARY THOMAS V 5 'sl'-H fi I Jon vosmon ,,,A A I Q if ,,'P . sv' - if - s 4 N '49 , 'M .Y af ., A i THOMAS BARCENILLA - - Manager ' - Q 15-lr . REMIGIO CADIZ ' I Manager vp, X , ss 5 r I I I 'f ' W, Y 1 GUILDS AND UNIONS I no aumless wander but purpose and congemahty ,....v-w u O 'n I , , , I Qi J: in Q -ns. . P I . , - 1-., .M 9 o 1 LINDA Y openmg 'Ii Judith Oshlro Ed nor Amy Fupsue student government -.2 Carol Nakatsuka Plfiy Piredes Ed :tor 11' g,..? mme SOLON Photo Edutof Glerla Dulan Jeanette Oslnro Edutor ef Nr JUDITH UYEHARA Busmess Manager CLAUDE AYAKAWA Photographer KA MEA OHI PATRICIA NAGAJI Co Edutor In ch ef teen y by Ziff ? If e o Marlene Nose actwutles wr L , Va W v -'ln' UW Jan' H'9' Barbara Kurata Carolme Masutam Ednor e If f 'X ' 5 te' - 2 fe Q ' H R ' xl A -1 I A-W1 I 5 I f .1 . tt UW in A , ff f jwv x N . ff AT di ff! XQ fl I 5 - 3 , ,1 1 -4 2. F 2 4' W Y K ' 1 I . 1' 'W . -I ' ' Q my ' .ff --jk, x - W 5, x X . f A Li p It ' , 1 V' X A xl , 4. A , f Q -' W? s 3 ., 5:63 ,vltii Q Y i 'K' YN iq: A LA' . 3 ' 4 , AT- F , KW 1- . 4 fy a J 4 R, 1 t .5 I' M , J - x n ' ' I U I ff, KY . A , 0 J' Q 9 A at - 'K 5- 0' r fm-: .'..T5 q', .A 'vt 'M' Lit V J L., wr' ' A . , Q 41- ,L x Q is 'Vg Q gn fm .,,, Q --, -,. Q., ,.. , -4 ., ,-. ja. , T BARBARA CLARIDAD ADA YAMAMOTO L, N H y, 2 ' nf-' Copy Ednor Clrcularlon Mana e JANET UYENO RVEST OF THE YEAR JANICE FUJIWARA Lnlhan G d aniger ROBER T HIRAM Adwser 070 athlehcs -l abuco Beverly Revuelfo Co Editor In chlef E nor underclassmen ,. pg! ,mfr ....,, v4 Marlorlo Nl moto Bovorly Ikeda Alleon Fullolca Edutor SBIIIOPS ft V7 MX Juduih Tanaka Mao Mmaluwl Kay Simmons Ednor 'L 'QQ' orgamzahons Vw Jane Kamen Shurley Kanemofo Edntor 53 Fay Cayenne 1 , ' 45 lg ' ' -A WHA ll U I y A ': 1 Q 2 , 'F 2 'Y V I J a' 6' .T -M ,KI-f :' 0:1-,Q V -r 7 I I f .4 A C Q Q ,vi .. N Q A Pr f ' -fl ' 4 ' IX ,dx X XL I 'ff v I iff' 1 A . I' y f X I 'Z 1 7- ' W, 4' 2 flf 75 1 Al . -X 'Ji f , X if L.. A VJ' TV r p 11093 n as- ' W r..- Y. 'QQ .ff -y MAGDAIINA RAMOS Editor-in-chief f ,,-r i i BARBARA TOGUCHI Art Editor in gi in , i gr 11' . im fe . - MRS. WINIFRED BOWMAN Adviser 'RS ...gp '57 -A7 jrugf' ' ,:::g ,I ..v.,, . .r,., , , .., 1 SALLY YUNSON Business Manager CANE TASSEL This year it was decided to select the editor for next year during the second semester and train her. Lomalyne Brown assumed the duties of the editorship and was guided by her adviser Mrs. Bowman and present editor, Magdalena Ramos. Students look forward to the informative articles on school activities, personalities, sports, and interesting incidents each Tuesday. Special six-page issues are distributed during the Christmas season and for class editions. As a communicative organ the Cane Tassel has enioyed another successful, pro- ductive year. There is always bustling activity in the Cane Tassel room on Wednesday, the weekly deadline day. Painstaking work on pictures, layouts and copy, and printing on the part of the staFf has produced well-written and very interesting issues. Two newly acquired IBMs have helped to ease the work. Mrs. Bowman and editors confer on the layouts of the coming issue. L ikibll1IIGllgl i ,gpm---...,..,,,,,,,,...,,,MNM , PAGE ONE EDITORS f- C Dora Hee Jayne Yasui AGE TWO EDITORS I 11 N x 23- a.,-,g Mildred Minagawa and Hiroko Ichiki earnestly type out articles as reporters Judith Oshiro and Elsworth Hirata stand by. f' W 3 5' fr T ...-14' Donald Vaughn and Archie Koester proofread article for sports page. ,,fI PAGE THREE EDITORS ag. PAGE FOUR EDITOR 4 ' .- .4- it EDWYN SAIKI President 'Y is Larry Bright 411 4-. ' 1 ' I ROBERT TAMURA Vice President Abraham Garcia Do res lewis Caroline Masutani W Margorie Icarnoto Michael Nomura 7 1' ta-af, bf Judith Tanaka Helen Tobosa ,-,N 4 vs X , has PATRICIA NAGAJI Secretary Treasurer Janice Fupwara J' Stanley Matsuo Roy Onlshl Roy Tok I NHS I, being aware of the honor which is being bestowed upon me by my election to member- ship in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY do here- by pledge allegiance to this organization-give un- sparingly of my time and energy Toward the promotion of all school activities strive to be a model student Guided by this pledge NHS members con ducted the Orientation Program and also per formed a year round prolect of completing oltice ies ATloNAL HON R 5 s, .1 X N' ,IJ X PS ,ff Eileen M tsuzalu Robert Mlura Ann Nakamoto ,fe QQ' Grace shire Walter Sailu Irene Saluhara ,1' ff' Lillian Uemorl Jayne Yasun MISS MARGARE YAMATO Adviser fl . I H N Cl, I I K ,gg li 4 4,-. .Y W 4 N ' + 15 U A f It ll 'sl V ' 1: 1'-' . W Us .. H . 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' u s - N I ,N H N .flvw I A A f A - A ,I QT' 59' ,ip 'ijt -O 'I 'I , cw' ',' f Nut.. ig f i U I I N .KN I QUILL AND SCROLL 7 ,fry ' QW ff Quull and Scroll us the unternatuonal honorary socuety for hugh school uournalusts Organuzed un 1926 by a group of hugh school supervusors for the purpose of encouragung and rewardung unduvudual achuevement un uournalusm and asso cuated fields the socuety has taken an actuve part un rausung standards un thus field and un durectung the course of hugh school uournalusm To become a member of the Quull and Scroll one must meet certaun requurements He must be at least a uunuor un hugh school he must be un the upper thurd of hus class un general scholastuc at the tume of hus electron for the current year he must have done superuor work un some phase of uournalustuc or creatuve endeavor he must be recommended by the supervusor or by the com muttee un charge of publucatuons he must be approved by the Executuve Secretary These eleven gurls from the Cane Tassel and Ka Mea Ohu staff have been selected by theur respectuve advusers to be un the Quull and Scroll Socuety because of theur outstandung work un theur partucular publucatuon 'Z' .I' ulllluullvul 7 f Barbara Clandad Y f lulluan Gabuco f 7 VV' Palncua Nagalu M Jamce Fupwara 'R Shnrley Malsuura ,Q uf' Judufh Osharo lohcua Quumal Magdalena Ramos Juduth Uyehara Jayne Yasuu fl., ' L ,'- O :F f f' .- - Z2 I ' I f 1 1 fl' , l I, u at A ' xl N I , A ' V, ' 4 5 ft A t . 'f Mx af M 2' ' ' 'fv I 1 . . .. . i I ll 3 Vg f 'R Kgs!! A 4 . . . . 'pg W' . . . . . . I 1 , f 7-f ' . ' . 5' ,, , V I . ' ' V ,L . . . ' . . . , . l- fl ' fl f' f ' ,I , A . , 9.122 ul .ff Q, 1 u ,X mln if u u Q V , f I: fb. ff :X .lt ft' . A W , v is -- X , if X Y ,r 4 ff ' w ,1 4. X If I I' , , , 1 ' X W ff 'Y ,ix uf J ,f 1 ' fl' , 7? .xx if A X .fu . l Y sl f Q 1 rl fl I tl! 1' kg I: Q- .fffff f 'Q,,,Qf'ffQ'f......a..,,.. ...Ie i 1 Front row left to right Donald Ford Roland Saquilon Rudy Costales Flora Herbies Loreloe Morales Stella Medeiros Archie Koester Row 2 Abraham Knlakama Solomon Ford Clarence Hirano Lloyd Mnyashnro Gene Kawai: Melvyn Mayo Roy Anaba Row 3 Manuel Rosa David Kamalani Darrel Wright Anncito Gabalis Harry Teraoka Amor Pasnon Remegio Cadiz Ralph Padayhag Row 4 Mr Ax tell advisor 'ff' A .,-Ji' ROBERT AXTELL Adviser JOSEPH CABANSAG 3 lg President Na-4 RAl.PH PADAYHAG Vice President AMOR PASION WW an-L ,qw Sec Treas ' ' QQ, nemsclo cnmz Q 4 4 Sergeant-at-arms A 1 .tl BAND After a year of absence the music depart ment was once again under the direction of Mr Axtell Beginning students learn to read music and play an Instrument Musical theory and harmony are stressed for the advanced students The Waipahu Hugh School band is com posed of twenty two advanced members These students play at all football games emitting resounding musical support The band also tour the elementary schools ID the surrounding districts with the malor ettes The spring concert an annual aftalr, is another activity of the band. They also provide the music during the graduation exercises. Later in the year the band re- ceived new instruments. PHOTOGRAPHY One of the busuest groups on the campus us the photography class The beglnnung of the year found them hard at work produc Ing actlvuty cards tor the students and the school records Another Important respon srbrllty was the takung of puctures for the Cane Tassel and the Ka Mea Oh: They labored long and hard for the school paper and yearbook Photographers were also present to record on fllm the many functuons of the school One of thelr more unterestlng BCTIVITIES was their held trlp whlch took them to varnous parts of the Island where they photographed the beautlful scenery The atm of th s was to develop thenr skulls an the art of pucture taking After the plc tures were developed they were expertly colored by the photography class The members of the class also learned how to develop and enlarge plctures T --n-8.-.... Mr Bow professuonally checks the negataves before settxng them In the prmtmg solutuon whale August Lsncoln absorbmgly looks on and Ralph Rels dries the prmts Q s-4 ClAUDE AYAKAWA Head Photographer 2 ff X v? ' ERLINDA MANZANILLO Secretary NS-. 33? The photography class buslly work to meet the demands and deadlines of the Ka Mea Oh: and the Cane Tassel ROZEJT Bow vlser .7 . , . -1 . .. - . ' . ' lit- T D . I A , . . U. Il, 'lax 'l V A . l. - . . - A A afyatryyf 'V ' -at - L T s .41 M' ' '- Q, T , ':'. '1 M93 W' . l . in 1' ' N . '. D A 1 . I-o - 2 ft ' - . ... .K mi gf' f .31 5 . A 1 K l , x 2 ' 'A 2 f , l ' -f fx A ll x ,-5 f rl H - 'v ' . I. K.- 4 7 - l ' ll x '5,4rX' A XY, ,tg c y, 3 , Q A 1' . ! 5 f . 1 f ' 15 ,J y 1 ,T , I l f f . J . I ,-aw' :mms A fm' , ..' lla if . - ' ' N pe- .. 5 its l l I ' . Z. 1 A ' -N , s if gk C . . ft ' - - ' 1 1 - . .-' Q C to A I l , A la ,I 1 T y I 4 U 1 L . . . I 1 I V V ,rx . 'I 1'-U , - . A . A 3- A -. I U 4' . ' - ' v h ' ' , 3 . 1 D . G 'la if A , , 'Y . .. ' 3 CF . - . N K .., Qu 3. A , 2 . . .L 0 h M h A -r T . -f u . V . l -V 'v'E5'1 0 4, 4 'U k l' Q , ' I i . I Y T. I Q? - u- at ,,, , J . ' u I 'l s Q if . I' ' I '! R I ' - T u is , 1 R5 . Q., to F A A .. ., I . Q J 1 . lug m - ' R , in K 7 L- , yn , X x lb 'N .. ' , 4? I 4, X , J A .. 4 i , :N ' Q-. 'f' '-2.5 s 4-' a x , l A I ui t A 1 u . N76 xslt 2 ,jul LILLIAN MIYASATO KAREN MAEDA DELNA NAKAMURA MRS. ELENA BUMANGLAG President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. Adviser The purpose of the FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB us to acquaunt uts members wuth the varuous aspects of the teaching pro fessuon An umportant prouect of the club was to have the members substutute as teachers when a member ofthe faculty Q CH was absent The gurls were also guven unduvudual counselung e by theur advuser Members of the club attended the Oahu Future Teachers i Conference held on the Unuversuty of Hawauu campus Here the gurls were unformed ot the many courses and pre 5' Q tg m requusutes necessary for becomung a teacher As a treat 9 two members were selected to attend the Phu Beta Kappa 6 luncheon as guests of Mrs Bumanglag The club consusted of 29 gurls who gauned the actual VV S experuence and knowledge of beung a teacher by servung as substutute teachers and by doung so they also performed a fine servuce for the school Thus club has now become an actuve and valuable part of school lute Wm' xlib' xr AFB- JJ mfr-so WV' Front row left to nght Janet Toguchu Janet Nakasato Juduth Yoshuda Paulune Takahashu Noelanu Aklona Row 2 Helen Abe Auleen Fuuuoka Lulluan Kautoku Jane Santo Anne Nakamoto Rosemary Vance Row 3 Margaret Sulva Ann Watanabe Shlrley Matsu Ura Mae Munakawa Jeannette Oshuro Nancy Uesugu Elsworth Hurata Jean Sasaku Huroko lchukt Lnlluan Uemoru Dorus Takata Jayne Yasuu Loana Chong Verda Taketa ,N f- fs 5 of ' A' 21 . 7 J' ...uc Q g 4 ff MW 5 9 fs , - N -qv- -.0 . ,u vi 4 my Fuuc 'lf 55' M Last year the FUTURE NURSES CLUB was formed and now has a membershup of approxumately 25 gurls Led by capa ble officers they undertook servuce prouects one of whuch was to make tray favors for the Wahuawa Southshore and Ewa hosputals Earluer the gurls had enuoyed servung at a luau sponsored by the Pearl Harbor Rotaruans to rause funds for a swummung pool for Waumano Home Speakers from the varuous hosputals were contacted to unform the gurls of the malor aspects of a nursung career These talks covered a wude range of topucs whuch covered the sublect thoroughly The members of the club served as Health Audes for the students by workung un the newly rennovated Health Center These Audes performed numerous dutues such as takung temperatures cleanung and bandagung cuts and keepung charge of the students Health Cards RACHEL KOHAGURA JANE HIGA Presudent Secretary Treasurer AdVl5eV 36 ,f Q -4 su' if msn Front row lofi to ugh! Carol Nakatsuka Janet Uyeno Judy Laruosa Row 2 Camulle Camello Floruda Bautista Juduth Uyehara Eleanor Imau Beverly Ikeda Constance Mahuka Row 3 Glorua Manubog Alvanette Cano Frances Tanaka Clara Abe Heula Lum Pacuta Ponce ERLINDA MANZANILLO MISS MAY KATO oe' I . . . l . I I - 1 I . I . , . ' - T -1? .z ' ' T - t fa AV N 1 I r 3 .T 'Xl R . V Y , l 3 ' a ' . A , i 5 Xu x ' . V . si 1 . .11 ' .. - ,.5,.5..'-'K 1 V . V-f- . A . 1 pi.,-7, I , 5 :I A - ' ' ' 4 7 A' av, ' ' I r l V' J ' - T , . gs . 'ii 'Zn J' V ' : ' .-C .5 ' ,.f, -- .7 :.. I . J' 4- .- I . z I , . ' : . ' . . I . I 'I I ' : I I 1 I I I ' 'WH ' - V - A X as 3 . W: , 'E-Fifi ' , ! f,, I 6- X Q Q gi V A1 .r -Hr ' , '-6 GLORIA ANOBA HEl.EN TSUHAKO PATTY BOl0SAN LILLY TAKUSHI MISS ESTHER MATSUDA President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ia' fi we vw if .Ad From row loft Oo right O Ancheta V Barcelonua J Nehen F Daguna F Moyaguchu H Sugnyama Row 2 D Santaago I Mafsuo S Castillo E Murata P Domnngo E Nakashuma D Gabata N Murakami C Caduente P Muruoka M Rosado G Avhara low! P Nakaneula V Sack: E Malunao S Sauk: I Oshlro H Oshnro J Madayag L Ahu J Sakau C Rokuta E Manzanlllo A Alhara I Asafo L Fulna S Tome B Oshlro A Bncuo OF AMERICA With Toward New Horizons as their guide, the FHA embarked on many activities to help them realize their goal. Money-making proiects for the year were a Christ- mas card sale, White Elephant sale, and the sale of lau-lau. As a community proiect they canvassed the school and community for donations during the Toys ,Q-. . for Tots Campaign. A Saturday was set aside during which the girls canvassed the town. They also pro- moted Civil Defense by presenting a speaker from the OCD, a Civil Defense organization, at an all-school assembly. X The chapter then acquired new exper' nces by at- tending the very informative Island Conf rence. Vivian Regidor was elected Territorial secretar treasurerfand will attend the Territorial convention on aui. Five other delegates will represent Waipahu at the conven- tion. At the close of the first semester the annual Aloha Tea was held honoring the incoming and outgoing interns In April the members observed National FHA Week Also in April their big social was held These activities were successfully carried out through the co operation and participation of the members A well attended Farewell Tea brought another successful year to a close lf' Sl' Q: l 1 . .110 ., 1 .1 23251 1' . 1 I, 'Hui' Tn. fb I9 ,nfs Front row loft to nghf H Gose D Kobashigawa J Yoshioka A U'neno M Pamberton D Solusod S Delenia M Yamamoto L Terao Row 2 B Yasuu T Guillermo A Nishikawa H Higaki M Maura G Mambog J Mnyashuro L Kaneshiro D Ibaraki S Yama noha E Uehnra C Watanabe G Ishizuka M Uno Row 3 P Mon E Taketa S Tang L Louis C Rokun L Lee N Uyehara A Valdez D Castillo I Lomba V Hong C lnouye P Okada E Solon H Wilson J Kaitoku M Ursua I Ih L Lew J Sato J Toguchi J Tsumoto S Tamamoto L Kunigi f '? ,NA 5 5 za new ... I T10 llf 5 'uw MAURICE KIYUNA S ENE' ALIPIU GEORGE NAKASONE J 1 ,y I MARSHAL ADARO MICHIO YAMAGUCHI -- Reporter Advnser President Vlce Treasurer The prlmary atm of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ns Learning to do Doing to Learn Earmng to Llve Llvung to Serve Wnth the and of thenr advlser and varuous actnvntles they worked to develop thus goal Prznclples of publnc speaknng and parlnamentary pro cedures were learned and demonstrated durang untra chapter contests Under the guidance of theur advnser the boys also learned the fundamentals of farmnng and livestock ralsung methods At the annual Terrntorual Conference agrncultural problems and Improved tarmung methods were dls cussed and demonstrated Nam Castro a sensor was chosen as FFA FFA Sweetheart nn November and represente W torlal Conference rg NANI CA TRO x W 'H x 'WR Ms. Front row, left to right Wllliam, Momoa, Francis Paaluhs, Oliver Kahoohanohano, Harry Smnth, Clarence Mahnkoa, Herman Ekau Row 2 Harold Mork, Leroy Ancheta, Solomon Fuller, Alfred Fuller, Eugene McWulllams, Richard Abang, Amclto Gaballs, Harry Matsuyama I: C A f'. 'A f :5 -- Lf 5: ff, F f fit - ' 'T X X-f f -A P' i fx . lair lf o f ' , 'T ' 1 nf- , . lm if at Q- -j - - - s . A ELI Y l' T 1 . , .- . . u ' L J Q ag ' . ' ' fl if . L A . l l 0 X Q , M ye ,L I I I. mfs Vi L I + ,JL r P ,shi . tk sw A p to . L X A 'fall' yin fc, sw' Cwkffgf 1 Pte, 1 fs md' If sans., 164 'UK Front row left Io right Gary Dol Corneluo Nabarette Robert Tamura Larry Brught Ben Calno Mnchael Nomura R w 2 Wilbur Wong Roy Hnga Gadanclo Yago Napoleon Acndera Roy Furuyama Roy Sauk: James Nakamoto Bruan Fukunaga Manuel Ravera Michael Mmakawa Roy Omsha Joseph Hnrata ln nts second year the FUTURE ENGINEERS AND RESEARCH SCIENTISTS SOCIETY IS one of the youngest clubs on the campus Formed to Interest students In various aspects of engnneerlng and science the group has as their motto Semper Sclentus One of thenr progects was an Interesting field trap to the Unnversuty of Hawan College of Applled Scuence Department The group has also had speakers from the various sclence fields attend theur meetungs One of the members has constructed a radio and others have had the use of the slide rule and abacus demonstrated FERSS to them buf., 4.- t 1 ,- .fv lf A ' ' I EDWYN SAIKI President fix iw .4iHE5'E! 9? LJ ' ' A . rave, Q 4 7 I f H75 ' N if f nl , 11 ' It A Q 9 I ROY KANESHIRO Vnce Presndent MICHAEL KAMINAGA Treasurer I' l -at ,A ,- TATA f .1 .gf .' .ya ,Wig 41-Al ,fv- DAN KOCHI Secretary MISS YAYOI FUKUDA Advvser Gif '12 5 , f ff ff , 4 y l 3 x f 4 h gf 7 Y A ' ,V W V' 3 kg: I Y 1 ,V avg , VV ,KW V K, 1 I AQV A A M' 1 ln? l a so 4' Y W S as , - .-f 1 , f or T' ' 1 lf 'T T ' ' Q I -S BEF, L. A Q , 5 ' .I . 'gy' ,R l ,pf 95 ' mf ' 1 ,I lf l ,,, W -s , 1 - . , ' A w S' 1 Y V ,Ii V, ' y M 2. 4 A A. ' E 'T Ulrifn, 'J : 'Z M A i V ' 5 . V 'fb 4, A s, , fx 41, ,I rv V V T .. 2 A V xA gg' .I VW Jam!! , 4 . K fi T T T, T ' ' X A S 3 . ' I fe. V Q '- f 'r ar 3 V ,m.'K.V 2. Q V I AA 7 1' 4-.A-.f,:, 3 'Q 'v V U' S V W MZ ff f -Q: 1 1 ' ' ,Z 'l W rrfr 5 1. 4 l' A ' G T T' ' K' -3 ' ' LW V 4 .5 VV V g , 5. 1 f' f , Y L If 2 1 , ' H 'X .1 M, I '52 , 1 . ' ' l . l' 4 I . . I . ' . ' ' . . ' o . : U . I -I -I I I I 1 I I I ' I ' Il ' ' ll I T. RIFLE CLUB T? lliiy x Xi om' agp. 6x RAYNALDO ARAYNADO Vuce Presudent ROY ARAKAKI 'nu Treasurer nad L ROBERT WOOD Presudent FELICIDAD NAMOCOT Secretary TSUGIO OHASHI Advuser Wuth Theur slogan A real rufleman always handles a gun safely a Junuor Rufle Club was formed thus year The obuectuve of thus club us to brung out those qualutues of sportsmanshup faur play self control and co operatuon whuch are so essentual to success un lufe The clubs shootung actuvutues are carefully supervused by the followung unstructors Mr Stephen Glupa and Theodore Sparrow QEwaJ Mr Peter Kaakuahuwu CWaupahuJ and mem bers of the Ewa Waupahu Gun Club The group has weekly flrung sessuons at the Waupahu Furung Range near Kupapa Gulch Some of the hugh scores wuth the 22 calubre rufle were John Kurosawa 98 lOO Ron ald Horuuchu 91 lOO Raynaldo Araynado 90100 Team matches were held wuth Kamehameha Hugh School un January and Barbers Pount un February For a newly formed club the members performed admurably W 'D aa as 4 Q Front row, left Oo right Marvun Muraoka, Alfred Tabulas, Bernardo Ortuz, Nolan Ulangca, Gregory Barcelona, Ernest Unten Row 2 Wulbur Wong, Alan Valdez, Alora Baldez, Edwuna Balugnasay, Reynold Sauto, Roy Camarullo Row 3 Ernest Sulva, -lohn Kurosawa, Caudencuo Yago, Ceculua Budad, Clufford Nushuhara, Manuel Oasay Row 4 Ronald Horuuchu, Eugene Puzarro, Malucuo Ranada, Rudy Claputo, James Monuz, Ralph Reus X . F g Q 4+ 'Q lr '. J ' u I N Q N1 'V w 'Q' u , xx, x Y, v Y az. 4 g , -Aw . . ,, . f '- ' ' V' I . . . . . . .. I I . l I .V I -- . I - . an 'H , . . .. . XA 42 ' , - . ' , - u K u u ,. . ' ' . ' ll in .1 ' r 1 ' ' 1 f C . su ' Q 4. Q K lk' 6 A ww ., ,saws T . X Q is - ' - 'x .vu v' '9- H 6 1, A h u 1 , f lf' ,I i .',lw 'dxf' - -1. 2A ,f L53 1- k u v, N'-.' , x . all ulgu YV gem ., 1 1 l 'au 'uf N z I N Y 2 ,J A .t n A . ' ' '.- V L ...- uv ' 'Z A . . I Q' . V-we a - . ,A '.' -72 ' :A ,. fax: I.. ,I-5, P if PAAC If-:I The PBCIHC Aslan area IncludIng HawaII has more people than any other contInent and plays a dramatlc part In world aFfaIrs The purposes of the PACIFIC ASIAN AFFAIRS COUN CIL are to QIVS the students a well rounded knowledge of AmerIcan foreIgn polIcIes and to Inform them of how the condItIons of the PBCITTC ASIBD area Influence them It also emphasIzes the responsIbIlIty of ITS CITIZENS and the develop ments of theIr thInkIng Three conferences were held durIng the year at UnIversIty HIgh School Students from many schools met and Increased theIr own understandIng of world events through free and open dIscussIons In buzz groups They also profited by obtaInIng practIce In conductIng group dISCUSSIOnS and n group partIcIpatIon Speakers famIlIar wIth foreIgn BTTBIFS were featured at each meetung The lOplCS for dIscussIon at each conference were The Formulatlon of AmerIcan ForeIgn PolIcy AmerIcan RelatIons Wllh the Free World and AmerIcan RelatIons Wllh the Com munnst World Walpahu HIgh School was well represented at these conferences by students who were well Informed on present day ISSUES and InternatIonal news Some of the TOPICS were undertaken In AmerIcan Problems classes and were carrIed out through panel dlSCUSSlOnS From row left lo rlght Helen Abe Jean Popa Magdalena Ramos Judy Larnosa DIana Ceno Punta Bolosan Row 2 Lllllan Uemon Barbara ClarIdad Constance Mahuka GeorgIana Omura Audrey Aknona Jayne Yasun LIllIan ert Tamura Delna Nakamura Nancy UYESUQI Mae Mmakawa Ben CalIo Larry BrIgl1t H331 as 3 sew Ig i DONALD BARCELO PresIdent ANNE NAKAMOTO Secretary 49 JANET NAKASATO VIce PresIdent MISS NANCY KAN AdVlSef N: V3-Dfxljx MIyasato Euleen Matsuzaku Row 3 Rob Asato 36 ,,,1 ,,.1- - IQ- i xx X 'lvmp M Juduth shows her recently completed seed lewelry to Janet and Eleanor M Eleanor lmau ,,,.- -M' Carol Nakatsulxa Lillian Uemori Janet Uyeno U W- Rachaal Kohagura 5 ff' .lane Santo Judith Uyohara Shirley Yokono PARADISE 4-H The Paraduse 4 H club has been un actuve exustence for seven years The prolect selected for the year was clothung Ill and IV By choosung thus prolect the gurls were requured to complete a school outfit and a formal dress They also learned the fundamentals of colorung lune and good groomung As a money makung protect the gurls sold delucuous orange chuffon cakes The money from thus prouect was used to send the gurls to the annual camp at Camp Erdman and to the Terrutorual Ahaolelo held on the Unuversuty of Hawauu campus One of the hughlughts of the year was theur partuc upatuon un the County Demonstratuon Festuval whuch was held un the Chemustry Buuldung of the Unuversuty of Hawauu Here the gurls exhubuted the varuous clothung they completed un theur yearly prolects X, K1 Yes ' says President Lillian as she recognizes Janet. T? ff dfctt-C g V' '- 1-, Q .1 , - N V . - Q Ch X ' H . . -- v K I ..,. ,, -.. T-re -- , I 1 lu at W , K x ,, , . E- CZZ2 X . 65 1' f y . , X X EDWYN SAIKI ROY T K HERMAN KON President Vice4Pres' nt Secretary A Roy Furuyama George Ikeda Chfford shn Mnchael Kamnnaga Roy Kawamoto George Kltaguchl 3 y Kodama ,,1 Alvah Kondo X. i 'VN Mnehael Mmakawa Robert Mlura at G35 WARREN HIGA REGINALD YAMASHIGE Treasurer Chaplain INCAS Members of the actnve Incas Hu Y club have taken part nn a wnde variety of community and YMCA prog ects Their first BCTIVITY was a carefully planned lau lau sale that enabled them to finance the years pro gram Thelr wllllng hands helped during Parents Nnght and durung the Sensor Class Play In December a Chrnstmas food basket was prepared and sent to a needy famnly of the communuty -.rl L X X i V!! ,og '54, ? Wayne Nagahama Stanley Nakamura lawrence ura Timothy Os lro Ernest Snlva Wnlham Takano John Taseto Ernest Unten Walter Sallu Melvln Tanaka Joln Yoshloka Roy Salk: Paul Tamura Kenneth Unten on ' Q .. ' ' ' ' NIL . . . I 1, N , - - . - I t I tj: gn . . , ' 5 1: 'V f' - - X , L 'Eff '11, 4.1. A , -M-'Q' I t V-,gr v ff: C. X tx Q cs- 1 X ,ff 1 dr as 1 T N X z f T v , K A V 3 T G f v A T J fn , I .T ' ' f Hs. r- ,, vu -n p -v . VV, I - ,Q 5 -A, ,,-1. I I f fi' 1 ' J' A 1 . , 1 t . ' X h Y . . I 1 X y Z.. , I . I . - N , f, , sf' ' o 1 ' A I V 4 V PM gm ,T , I vffj E1 T J 5 , ., ' 3 ' , - ,Q 4 -L -. ,.. , ,K .:. N ' ! -N- J. .N , N I Q . W. z 'I 1 v I 41 . - . l W A D ' ' 1 I ' - . .1 K ! . ' . . . . Af' -I, I Q . x . . . L ,Y i I N-.f VIRGINIA NAGAJI President I BARBARA RASHIMA Secretary Palrlcla Correa 'nr f Marilyn Imaoka Patsy Mmaml ESTHER HIGA Vice Pr snden 'S ROSE MIKAMI reasurer XJ Klub JOLLY TEENSTER 3111, L. AAL' dfdlllffx 1un1ll Q II11 The Teensters spent the month of October recruiting new members in order that they might carry out the many activities of the club Ellen Dye candies were sold as a money making prolect and adorable doll clothes were made for the Volunteer Service Bureau as a service prolect Highlighting the year were many social activities such as a successful skating party at Rainbow Rollerland a picnic and a hike February found the girls busy promoting the annual Asilomar Hop to which they had entered Esther Higa as a candi date for the title of Miss Asilomar Sweetheart The money obtained from the dance helped to finance delegates from leeward Oahu to the conference in gates were sent to the informative and engoyable Ter ritorial Conference A banquet with the installation of new ofticers climaxed the year 'S -40' L ff, 'N Carol lnouye Gail Kammaga Jane Kawamura Betty Kuwahau -fur Dons Murakami Judy Nalragawa Stella Naluhara Pamela Nalunelua , 1' 'I :S v V -l.? . . srl, 1 'I' , i 7, ,.-Q xg t l 1 . ,. 4 3 4 he-A , I l .I . . f I i'+'wifjtL-QV Q , K Q 7 . 9' 4. . I I . . . I . . . . . Xxx 4 Q' I I . Q l Li' - 'QWJ K Asilomar, California. During the spring vacation, dele- . U 1 ,X N :U . . . - V P X' . . . . . . it ll , ltr! QIXQ 1 -I --X 3: fl I, .-J :- lg 1 ,f ' RQK . ff: t K K..-x 5 l l it J K I iv iw ll rl r I M , K: x LL -+ f N 1 7, ,W l 'J V J I A I Q x,, r , i-,. at I 4 s 1 X ' ' K .z Agnes Naluyama ,- Q we Q Blanche Oshiro YI The members of the Executive Councnl meet to duscuss an achvlty of the club before presenting it to the girls at the next meeiing. KY X, If 1: 1' 'N ' XJ U. 4 Hilda Oshiro Sandra Saiki 2. I Q ov- ' . 'T' 'L-J, 'S X fe i 1 l Jean Toguchi Helen Tsulnllo - :- I I 4 V' J Claire Oshiro A V- f N fh f 2 T2 4. 5 l. 1? TA I 41 V ! Q-L . l 7 'wif' Aim Q lb' ,X IV rx r . ,Lv ff 5 mf , a 4 5 .1 lili Sakima Charlohe Sliinsaio Florence Takeh L , 'Wgj -r 4 .. 4. ,, -, -I YQ- Y' .11 -fa -' I-,X ' 1 ' Rf? s.. . A V , I ,gf I Trudy Uyeda Carol Wannabe Joyce Wannabe why -T, 0' JANE KAMEI BETTY TAKAHASHI SHIRLEY KANEMOT0 AUDREY AKIONA GERTRUDE NISHINAGA Presndent Vlce Presudent Recordung Secretary Correspondnng Secretary Treasurer Z AIEAT N Tgmjvgn lg-In Z-r A .pf ,f ft all The Area Teen Toppers had as their first actnvlty an mstallatlon dunner As thelr money making prolect they sponsored a bar bque dlnner the proceeds of whlch went to the club The gurls then partacupated In the Island wide Roll Call Week The faculty was pleasantly surprrsed when presented wnth luucy red apples dns trlbuted to them by the club The Teen Toppers also partnclpated In the Sensor Leadershup Conference and the annual Asllomar Hop As service prolects they donated to the Christmas fund drlve cleaned the Area Methodlst Church and partlc upated un e natlon wude T drnve A banquet hon orlng t e mor members the club ended a fruitful year X K fwfr Vw I v X-me? 3' K Q ik: J L1 ls- ',., A- fit -Aa. if VN F521 9 law 'S 94 ,-Q. 3523, .W we W' 4 f inf Mnldred Anhara Judy Auto Maruon Fupla Hlroko lchllu Noelam Akron loanna Chong Barbara Ikeda Jean Kanbara , .Q sv. ,f ' ' 1. , Nl! -A Zi 4 'fx ,ew x 'Q ' a i KW Dressed nn swam: costumes these gurls partscupated nn the Teens Agalnsf Polno dnve sponsored by the Oahu Youth Councul and were awarded prizes for the most colorful and clever swam: costume rf 4 .- 'T-'L ' - . f Q f .A' -T M-4 1 -,- .4 ' , C3 J V N ' .3 Q'-3 uv' at 5 f S A -, ,I l 1 l - - . 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LLQJQKL 1111 L 141.7 5 :.:e:2!2i' Q llii ,f 'wx ,, f ' is I' f: P ivy? J. 'wx UW' Irons Noguchl Marlone Nose Gladys Orlando Jernenne Pla .lucllih Tachmo .ludnh Tanaka rand, is 1? ,lr-' sf I .zfidgb A A! 'N fr V Q diy, G5 'S .Q 7' ! fy L V, f lo' 12 Qum- r f Q, X w i M Karen Nakano Sally Olnra Elalno Safo Edith Zakalu Julre I Jun hrra Irene Saluhara Karen Yoshrkane Janet Mlyoga Dorothy Ohrra Prrscllla Robms Jane Urcla 85 4. ,fwv ,, , 4 Q , J 1 f 'aff X , ,7,. ! 'V A :T V A1 x K 5: cv 'Q I by Q. 4' -Q .5 N --I ,I .,? 1 .-,A 1 -A -249 Q -f ,I X 4,-7 'J bl . 14 I l l l 'R , Q, l 'H , f l 35 V ,-fl ' nfl! ,V . i Q X K, 6 I lf' l A A' ,X X , '45 ' 1 J 'W J T' ','l'.'lll'll llll: gif lll,f 'r1'1f -'r1' 1 ' o r V-: v A V ! H s Ivy, ,f , 79 'W ' ' Y I L 1 fd DVJA 74 - l 4 Y . rf' . 4 1 ' - 1 - Q . - . , 5, I Q 17, 5- L. ' 4 .V ', r .1 J -. 2 , X af ' , , J , 5 Ll t -er A 4 A V W N- orrl 1 Xfli lsr Q 4 in -A AAPA I o .A G r o Wh X- if ,. I 'l 6,5 :. . U If ,4 A . fs: . ,. . W .L M Y X N' ' g - ' 'X L l , ,,rl ,l l,,l, Ml JL '12 4- ' ' I -v fv- 1 g. W Ar ' 6 ix A '17 l Af A . ' . L, -- , r ' ' vo go' ' , H- -f 1 Q - ' I WAIPAHU TEENSTERS M ,N a 5 l. 1' as ...cg J 1. A ' A , . -, if ,ff 'jd x 4 f The Teensters, with a present membership of forty girls, l has been an active Y-Teen club for the past five years. Traveling to Camp Erdman, the girls enjoyed a day of ff fun, climaxed by an evening of dancing, at the annual Retreat W The Teensters sat in prayer with other rural Y-Teen, Hi-Y, . and Tri-Hi-Y clubs at the Waipahu Community Church during 7 at , the candle-light ceremony held during the World Week of 5? 4' Prayer. gi.. ' gr. By sponsoring a Christmas Dance themed Fascination ' N 7. as their money-making project, the Teensters were able to jx N help finance delegates to many conferences. i ' As their service project, the girls spent a day during the JU n W l 5' March of Dimes Drive collecting contributions. Also, as ,a LL' national Y-Teen project, they distributed apples to the Wai- JANE HIGA JANE KON pahu High School faculty who were made honorary Y-Teen President Vice-President members for the day. '. ' ELEANOR IMAI KAREN MAEDA Secretary A Treasurer V ani, ..'l.: J'aSE'Q - urllligdb Qni ulnz? Q' -l-l .3 '- Y j 3:7 j ,si f j-1 , I . I ' .,-LI j A R -1-1. - lv- I .,. ' ,Q D 5' .,. 0 5 ' 1 j Q, v Q 5 A' ' , f I tif' 1 r f l J I A X L AT i 1 , . cj l jj '93 ' i re - ,. 4 ': 5- 'L 3 ' . H- , A A 'tr C3 A Helen Abe Dorothy Alxiyama Carol Ayakawa Nani Castro Janice Fujiwara Judifh Funalco Lillian Gabuco Beverly Ikeda Ann Inouye Iris Ishikawa Joan Kamihara Caroline Kane: Pauline Nagasa Karen Kaneshiro Beverly Kawamura Rachel Kohagura Jean Miyashiro Patricia Nagaii . ,, ..- ,4 4' r . 4-' ,,. fig, .. x, I .X yi I , V I . be , ! T, V ms. Ii 0 , . I 4 , wifi 17 J I 1 , ,- 'xv' lv. 1' .' 'U ff I pu! 5 I ,,,, ,-, P at '9 1, ,.-Q 1 'fy WV 2 2 2 ,g :za , 'f L if , I 'S Z 'QR 'Q xi ' ,,,, x W M ' I ' ,-,J , - x 2 , -lf, i , , ' ' W'-f yi F' 1 i' 2 7' Mariorie Nakamofo .loan Nakala Carol Na is Genevieve Onllu Jeannefte Oshiro Judith Osllir Kaiherine Respicio Janet Saito Pauline Takahas ' A- rig asf' ' - f 41 anni- X f' Q 21. ,f Q- ,,.. ::' , - N1 Representing the Teensters af the annual Asilomar Hop in the Asilomar Sweetheari contest was Lillian Gabuco. X If if- Q I M. 4- q in Q if - .2 : .7 ,V , ' , ill i L! ,. Helen Tobosa .ludifh Uy ra Jane! Uyeno Anne Wa be Ada Yamamoto Alice Ya oio .lane Yamauchi Sharon Yano Shirley Yolwno Judith Yoshida : z ,-. AX x Alvxwpf V4 . Q Q fr- ' f M. - 'H Q. - X 'S Xi ,Q 5 Er' x JAYNE YASUI RITA President Vice-President JANICE YAMATO GRACE OSHIRO Secretary Treasurer fx -Eif V? X , 73 -fi'-sf Clara Caridad Janet pf? A 1 K Q r J N XV f me Laurella Baldos Kay Fuiifa Florence Hokama ,S 1 A I 54 ff: 'Q wig, few! ,n ,rug wdF'5. X Frances Ilo Jean Kaneshiro May Kunishige Delna Nakamura Members , 1--- X N. M., ,,..'l ,fs 'vi,, 'H' f' wifi ,Q 1 fv- vb ' 'x Q. ,-, 5 X N X r X J e X 1 V J K .iJV.Jl,f3j ff i'.'k.at b f Tk ,P- in ,X , ' Susan Kamihara Susan Kamikawa Lillian Kawakami Kay Kiriu Ruby Morikawa June Nakamura Anne Nakamoio Janet Nakasalo of the social committee meet to ouiline and plan the pq arfsetfxi. M- F --an-sm-- ...r KK 4 EWA HUI AKAMAI To realize those ideals of personal and social living' has been the goal of the Ewa Hui Akamai. During the World Week of Prayer the girls participated in a ceremony at the Waipahu Community Church, then traveled to Camp Erdman for a fun-filled Retreat. A banquet at Christian's Hut served to aid the girls in getting better acquainted. To help Hnance the year's program, money was raised by selling refresh- ments at basketball games held at the Ewa Community Gym. The group also donated money to the Community Wel- fare Fund during Christmas and made tray favors for a hospital. Dressed as swamis in accordance with the Good Fortune Today theme, they collected contributions during the Teens Against Polio drive. Delegates sent to the Leader- ship Conference increased the group's experience and leadership abil'ties. The pre-legislative sessions and te Model Legislature were also infor ative and fun. , UV 3111, V V .:u:.:u'g.- dlfllltlif Quinlan? Q' Ilii- of the new year N.. , ,WMM .W . ar- 4-1- Q---v 5 -vi T. , ,- 4' aff' 'x f , ,Q xl lj s 'Q 9 .,4i ' x,ffD ,. ,...,?.7,....-- -- , 'W-M -V , 21 - , ,-., s W, Wi Q V . .ff 3. X T . Y A iw ,fa - - ' p. , , 1 ' - A 4 4' 1- ff?- ,- '-.1 ,- Carol Oshiro Jane Sato Rosalind Soma Nancy Sunahara Ethel Tanaka Jane Watanabe . l , X , . .4 7 wg., .t ...yu Q Judith Oshiro Jean Sawa Ruby Sugane Lorraine Takiguchi Lana Taslliro Myrthel Yoshiba ' f l g K 1 My ii . 41 I hr l fm l ,P -sa 'gh .if . J- 1 1 if +, All Leticia Quintal lee Ann Shimizu Ida Sugimoto Ellen Tanaka Velma Tashiro Lucille Yoshida MA the achievement of stardom is such a long, wearisome task, Full of doubtg it is the glory of our goal that lures us on UNDERSTUDIES sf' ,1 5 FRESHMEN CLASS 4 ff' p0LE0N NA Pr sd Acmilf- .571 I GARy Do' d nr arm- 5 CHARLES ISHIKAWA Ad ser .ft-ff' -Q- 4 HELEN TSUHAKO BLANCHE OSHIRO ra y adn-4 1 so 'X-r QW' ty W We ' ie FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Front row loft to nght June Kameya Blanche Oshuro Helen Tsuhako Lmda Whote Flora Tangonan Judy Amya Row 2 Ronald Ozuml Tnmothy Oshlro Napoleon Acrdera Mnchael Mrnakawa Gary Don Emergmg from the towns of Pearl Crty and Walpahu the youngsters of the campus the Class of 6l eagerly enrolled as freshmen for thesr first year of hugh school This eagerness was well demonstrated by theur hrgh rate of at tendance durnng the year To begun theur year the class elected officers earlv In October On November 6 an assembly on Traffic Safety featuring the personable Ser geantValent1ne Lopez was held Hrs wide knowl edge of the many laws and regulatnons on Oahu proved most nnformatlve to hrs audience Other actavltles enloyed by the class were the practlce dance sesslon on December 6 and an Intramural sports program that started January Before the sprung vacatlon the student body enloyed an Easter program sklllfully produced by the freshman class Also In the sprung the Class members congregated near the school to board the buses for Ala Moana Park where a gala Class Day event was held Earlner nn the week the freshman edrtlon of the Cane Tassel was Issued to the student body T ns plcnuc must be the most spectacular event of the year ,f' W 'll 11,11 'mfr -.MMM ROOM 58 Front row left Oo ugh! Arlene Umeno Brenda Yasuu Evelyn Uehura Merle Yamamoto James Wlckland Sharon Yama noha Rosnta Vlllanueva Mercy Ursua Row 2 Barbara Tsumura JoAnn Tsumoto Shnrley Yoshnda Nelly Uebara Marlory Yamamoto Herbert Yamashlta Nolan Ulangca Roy Yosluda Row 3 Pauline Waiasubl Gaudenclo Yago Wilbur Wong Ernest Unten Michael Yoshnda Walter Tsumoto Wlllnam Tsumoto Aolora Valdez Row 4 Merle Uno Joyce Yosluoka Lunda Whne Helen Tsuhako Henrnetta Wilson Barbara Watson Booker Wilson Jr Kenneth Wong Howard Wulson Wfqx 'Ma Q ?r sp l Mlss Evelyn Nakagawa demonstrates to her homernakung gurls the art of applymg effectuve makeup W 0 Mmm vw X.. L: e the aher be ore and after advernsemenfs Jacquelme Paneroo smnles proudly Notice the nafuralness'P - I , v Q V , Z .. af Q ,a , i ., - x . ,,-I f x i . ' ' if ' ' 1, . l v J -.3 l 1' l , f ' - M, N L, ' x - 0 . - 5 I W' , K ,,, r ' l , I g q I ,. i - Y' uv ' Q X l I . x , X . 4 1 , ' l 2 .lg .J x lx , , K, , W I 1 I A 1 - I I V 1 ' f M 4 V' x .V v f , gg k r 86, My ,, , , f ,,,.,, fl ' f' fi1 -' 'V ', :fm ..,. . Af 'V 'lll V X A , I ' M A J NNN Q 1 A w 5 W f A G AL l ' W ' I ln ff ' W ,Q 'rg ' V 4, 9' rm, ff J J r or ,, , Y A 5, WM I f 4' ' 4 , MQ, 2 l M, it I K i ,, W ,ff if yrimfm ,..A,, V Z ' 4 , gg? f rm X M ' U ,- N ' , J . l viii YW? r 0 ww? ' 3 ' .k ,. ,, in ,. f H H ,, . I SOPHOMORE CLASS fix fi. Aw ARA QGA5 RlCHARgres dem ii F NELSON UNDERWOOD Advnser 'N-.al X ,Y ERNESr V HIGUC :ce P esldemlfl pf-Kc. cl.onlA Anon DAN KOCH' Treasurer Secretary z 433' with'- x , Nl .1 u 'g in , V--I 9 as fm! A i ' I 'Jiri V 'if gs il Q ' FL-iii' fl 1 I SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL-Front row, left to right: Betty Kuwahara, Carol Ann lboshi, Evelyn Tellio, Linda Brand, Glori 2 .' I Q VY-'13 A X s 19 -ll ' Wai? ' .I , 1, , KY , ' Y , ,Le l mura. Row 2: Paul Sato, Robert Rapoza, Ernest Higuchi, Jose Baylon, Dan Kochi, Richard Ogasawara, lrving Matsuzaki. After a year of adiustment and excitement behind them the sophomores emerged as a class with one tone and one character eagerly await- ing new responsibilities. Officers to guide them were elected in October. As one of their activ- ities a sports intramural series was held each week during activity period between the months of February and April. The boys chose to com- pete in basketball and the girls in volleyball. Each homeroom selected a team to represent them and these teams competed against each other. At the sophomore canteen held on March 7 in the pavilion after school, the sophomores gaily cavorted to the music of current hit records. The big event of the year was Class Day, celebrated by a picnic at Haleiwa with everyone enjoying the food and games. During the same week the sophomore edition of the Cane Tassel was distributed. The officers of the sophomore class have given their time and leadership ability and with the cooperation of the members of the class, have brought about a successful year of scholastic and social activities. ,g The Mutual Aid Committee works to bring cheer to the sick X , L.. fx, X ex f x x ,, Q. 1 t ,A f , s O . , l' 'V 1 ,l ., 'Y A' we '4' ' 4 's ff all it I lx t 3 V 1 4 in x C. a Anoba, June Naka- M 1 Castello Ruhna Catao Row 2 Yvonne Dnaz Lrnda Brand Prlscllla Rosemary Castnllo Patrncna Colm Shlrley Dumancas Loretta Conselva Ellzabeth Chung Row 3 Gabrlel Empron Fernando Corpuz Gary Chock Bert Enomoto Rnchard Cullen Fellno Cadanova Pedro Eltagonde 4 Raymond Duran Bruce Clay Glenn Enomoto Chrrstopher Cabanban Juan Bolosan Murray Castro Herman Ekau Harold Brom Ewart Bungo Robert Drana uw. ROOM Garcia 31 Front row left to nght Fnlomena Gabaylo Flora Herbuas Martha Fukushnma Marlon Fupta Kathervne Gabuco Angelyne Esther Hnga Row 2 Loreto Gomez Maxlmlano Ganal Donna Henn Patrlcna Ferrerra Patrlcna Folas Roseland Ferreura An gelme Galaruo Allen Hamada Row 3 Benny Guzman Bruan Fukunaga Roy Hnga Glenn Hnga Solomon Ford Donald Hall Anacuto Gabales, Davnd Gomez, Howard Hnte Row 4 Roy Furoyama, Albert Gandal, Terry Gega, Joseph Hurata, Arthur Herrlng, Ernest Hnguchn, Solomon Fuller, Kenneth Fulutam, Russel Fnguenroa, Fredernck Hlga 1 ' ' li .Q AM lf v I Tl 1 ' Q ff I - . A '. .X J gn. Q 1 1, - U . 4 s W ff , .. 1 1 l I i2 'if 3 S ' I ally - W my '- . 1 r, .A ' 2 t 1 L 1 4 -.M . ' ,T .V Y 1, uf , X' 1 1111 1' I I 1 1 , 'ii , j . A A Min , 4 , I if ' V l Q 2 lr 3 V3 3 A VK 5 A , , f M , y A taxi aft, , ,Q ' ff , , V , f ' ' wh 2 ' 2 ' A ROOM 26 Front row, left to a, Jeannette Cleveland, Patricia Correa, Faye Christomo, Patricia Bolosan, Carmen I - 5 D f I l U f I 1 f l D , - ' , ' , ' ' 1 ' . , , , ' , ' ' A : ' I I I I I i, f' 1 .N ! 2 i 8 . I , TJ 'Q . ' 1 , Y 3 ' 1 I 6 ..-I 'Q 6' . 7 - t f ' 'Y .' A ,fg , ' . ' L. , l . H' I i 5 1 M I f 2 J, . , Nt i YQ V 37 fl sa ' N , fl 'L I N I 1 Q 5 . P 5 , ' : ' , ' , ' f ' H , ' , ' f - 2 , ' , , , I , ' , . : , ' , , 1 , , ,Q fi-qui ROOM 38 Front row left to nght Knmnko Isobe Loretta lshn Jean Kaneshnro Gaul Kammaga Susan Kamnhara Barbara Ikeda Eduth Kanemoto Carol Ann lhoghu Row 2 Betty Ann Kaapum Madelme Kaawa Jeanette Kakalua Lolnta Ibous Jean Kanbara Emnly Kaopua Lorna lserlC.M3-glyg lmaoka Row 3 Kenneth Itokazu Reginald Kah le Roy lgnacxo Joseph Kahea Regnnald Kamnhara Roy Kaneshlro Row 4 John Kahoohanohano Howard Kamaka Samuel Kaopua Gabriel Kaawa Ronald Horluchu Daniel Kalaola V rnon Kalama Oliver Kahoohanohano x 1' ROOM 39A Front row left to nght Estralnta Llanto Jane Kawamura Charlene Knhara Grace Knyabu Martha Kuga Mary Maglanglt Betty Kuwahara Kay Kuruu May Kumshnge Row 2 Sharon Keone Barbara Kurashnma Eduth Lux Mary Kekmo Harrnet Mahuka Radnant Lewns Dons Knshnmoto Mytle Lopes Mmam Lee Lucille Kapowal Row 3 Obed Kawelo Kenneth Kaya Dan Koch: Clarence Lantayago Melvin Knyohara Roy Kodama Roy Lacuesta Row 4 Charles Kuheana Rlchard Makalena Melvm Mago Walter Makahn John Kurosawa Danuel Komatsu Gabriel Kula Rudolph Largo Gunllermo Lorenzo N L 'I Q K. ., S W ,. f Q '. Ax 5 I .- I, k..I . ' , ' - I R fu 'J . , , I . ra - f . ' , 41 ' ' It I u , V A I , f f f Qs , 5 , f L I , I 1 , , , 1 , , , , , , f . L I I 3 , , I , . I , I 1 f 1 1 -3 f . 1 - 'S' rf l '- lf .. K- I ' 1 -3 I I! X 1 K , . L --.. 22 Q gi V, ' .L il - , ' : ' , V ' , f , 1 I I ' ' , : , , f f f . ,I . . . I I ,, I . I I I I I I ' ' I I , : , 1 1 I , l I I ' I 1 ' ROOM 55 Front row left to right Janet Miyoga Doris Murakami Stella Nakahara Nancy Miguel Colleen Morley Lorna Manzano Katsuko Miyasato Caroline M rtin Rosita Mesiona Roow 2 Judy Nakagawa Carol Miyata Patsv Munami Louise Marushige Claudine Miner Betty Martin Geraldine Mamng Rose Mikami Dorothy Nagamine Janet Matsui Row 3 Francis Mlyashnro Harry Matsuyama George Miranda William Moore Virginia Nagaii Orlando Malunao Hermetanio Manzamllo Edward Mendez Irving Matsuzakl Row Dennis Nakamoto ROOM 73 Front row left to nght Yoshie Omune Patricia Nakata Aloma Navarro Nora Orimoto Milaina Navarro June Nakamura Carol Oshiro June Ohnra Joan Nakamura Row 2 Fe Oniate Agnes Nakayama Blossom Napaepae Faith Ortiz Irene Noguchi Anita Nourie June Nuuanu Roberta Omine Row 3 Joseph Olayan Raymond Oshita Stanley Nakasone Richard Ogasawara Stanley Okano Melvin Padayhag Stanley Nakamura Dennis Ogawa George Okano Franklin Pagdilao Bernard Ortiz Row 4 Kenneth Numata Mau rice Oshiro Rogelio Padaca Adam Orita Francis Paaluhi Allen Osumi Manuel Oasay Victor Okada Kenneth Panoke I . c . I . .I y . I I I 4: Roy Mishina, Eugene McWilliams, Harold Morck, Richard Moniz, Thomas Momoa, David Morris, James Murakami, Henry Nakamura, , , : , , I , , r I . y . . I I ' I I ' . 2 , ' , , I I 1 4 ,f, flu! ROOM 75 Front row left to right Jeanette Rogohos Elvlne Rodrigues Grace Revuelto Geraldine Rosado Juanita Rlco Helen Robles Row 2 Joseph Ramos Esther Ramos Jeanette Pantastnco Hennetta Pavao Adelme Perez Francus Qulocho Arlene Respe- cno Robert Rapoza Row 3 Pedro Qumtal Ronald Paredes James Ralchle John Rodrigues Eugene Plzarro Joseph Rellamas Doug las Peneku Wllllam Pleler Row 4 Raymondo Qulsmono Reuben Ramos Peputo Pascua Thomas Pratt David Pule Hubert Pruett Joseph Rnvera Wallace Remhardt Roger Ramos ROOM 76 Front row left to right Glonana Sagun Flavlana Saclot Shirley Sanpes Lulu Sakuma Jane Sugnta Jean Sawa Phyllns Sato Row 2 Alfredo Tavllas Georgaanna Soon Ruby Rokuta Mercedes Rose Lee Ann Shlmlzu Gwendolyn Schutte Patrlcla Sanlatan Stella Sugawara Lynette Sagre Row 3 Junklchl Tamaki Walter Tachlhata Leonard Tangonan Paul Sato Melvm Taura Clyde Taklguchl Howard Sumuda Robert Sambrano Paul Suzuki Row 4 Waldron Rosa Lincoln Solon Albert Silva Melvin Tanaka Robert Santo John Snba an Roy Sanku Edward Sekloka Danny Sarahma Missing Leon Soculluo Ronald Shtnno I : I l I l I ' ' I ' : I I I I I I I I I ' : I I ' I I I I I - ' ' : ! I I I I I 1 1 - l I 7 l 1 f I q 1 1 1 ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , '. : 1 1 1 , 1 1 -1 D 1 q - : I - JUNIOR CLASS K 1010130 Y RoPres den' Winn 'E'- MRS TOMIE AHN 'ii Q IJARREN H: I ce P es dem ,J JUDITH Secretary Advnser im 'tx PM WALTER SAIKI Treasurer bfi' 4 it C' r I 11,7 ,. ., . v . . 4 ,. on ' JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL-Front row, left to right: Grace Oshiro, Genevieve Onaka, Loanna Chong, Judith Yoshida, Karen Kaneshiro. Row 2: Kay Fulita, Jeanette Oshiro, Frances Tanak Cl Ab ' . -' - - nas, Roy Onishi, Walter Saiki. ln the drama of school life the counterparts of a supporting cast of the stage are the underclass- men headed by the iunior class. Their resource- fulness and varied activities greatly helped to enliven the school year. Their first activity was the annual Jr.-Sr. Dance in January themed Fairy- land Fantasy. At an all school assembly on February I9 the Juniors skillfully presented the impressive Jr. Patriotic Assembly. An essay conf test on What America Means to Me was held in connection with this. An air of exhiliration prevailed in the early spring for the formal of the year, the Junior- Senior Promenade. The Ala Wai Clubhouse was once again the scene of this enchanting event on March 22. Earlier in March, colors of pink and blue were seen in abundance on the campus as the Juniors celebrated Class Day. On this day the class paper was distributed and students summoned to the school cafetorium for a period of entertainment. As the year neared its end the Class elected officers for the following year and held a final Canteen in the school cafetorium. at ara e, Jane Sato, Rosalind Soma. Row 3. Jop Yoshioka, Warren Higa, Wayne Nagahama, Alfred Coro- Inspired students rehearsed the Junior Patriotic Play. 4 t . ' , Q, '11 'Wie' , .1 fl CCC4. YS 108 ROOM Il Front row, left to right: Betsy Asato, Dorothy Akiyama, Adela Anguay, Beatrice Bailon, Enriqueta Babila, Judy Asato. Row 2: Clara Abe, Carole Ayakawa, Shirley Agcopra, Josephine Aliser, Loudres Aneuber, Marlene Alesna, Corozon Albano, Noelani Akiona. Row 3: R h, gabiq, Reynaldo Aranaydo, Roy Arakaki, Albino Ancheta, James Aranita, Stanley Afoa, Lawrence Anguay, Frank as Row 4 nis, Harry Aranaydo, Robert Agbayani, Digilino Alcuran, Eti Aleaga, Jose Apuya, S stenes Ali io. Q?sinQl ayreond dk'aa ' 'IMXCXN ROOM I5 Front row, loft to right: Alicia Cleveland, Judy Bonachita, Cecilia Castilliano, Kimiko Bentosino, Lynn Bautista, Ruth Clari- dad, Jeanette Berongis. Row 2: Maggie Cabasag, , Vivian Cagaoan, Sadie Colin, Loanna Chong, Sheila Batalon, Win- ona Bowles, Sophie Canopin, Caridad Corpuz, Lomalyne Brown, Geraldine Chincio. Row 3: Antonio Bio, Edward Chinen, Alfred Coronas, Walter Christian, Henry Caporoz, Rudolpho Calpito, Samuel Brevard, Roy Camarillo. Missing: Peggy Burdick, Sebastian Bargamento, Timothy Calderon, Roman Chai, Walter Chang, James Corpuz. ST, . l ,4,Lf'N' ROOM 16 Front row, left to right: Mildred Gonsalves, Josephine Duran, Gloria Gamponia lna Glipa, Joyce Delinia Emily Cortez Rosemarie Fernandeze, Meldyhura DelaCruz, Row 2: lni Glipa, Judith Funakoshi, Glori Dulan, Amy Fuiisue, J Janet Gambal, Kay Fuiita, Leilani Cuba. Row 3: Abraham Garcia, Ronald Fuiikawa, Reginald Daguman, John Crabbe, Nelson Galasi, Thomas Fukumoto, Rudy Crail, Wallace Garcia. Row 4: Cornelio Foias, Donald Ford, Jcseph Enos, Roy Figeroa, Gary Fujiwara, Alfred Fuller, lrenio Domingo, Robert Figero. A74 YZ CL! Xyf, X, j ja 4 1' if 1f,ft1,1,.f .flflfdlf 'QJQLX , , , ' 14,46 -5 ' I , fifj- 'A J, lad! N-4,411 , L44 ..f'.f4.,1,g,f1,f ' A peep over James Moniz's shoulder find gently drilling to increase his typing skill him dili- speed. i i xx I 7 - A' fv ,7 VCL Q44 if - efffr-fa 1461, A e ,Z Chemistry students Iris Ishikawa, Jamefgxranita an' Peg Burdick carry on an experiment to determine the properties of colloidal dispersion. -A All O 5f x :fa ' . ,139 IO9 ROOM 32 Front row left to right Audrey Lee Barbara Kurata Karen Maeda Judsth Matsuda Gloria Manlbog Elko Miyasato Carol me Masutani Row 2 Molly Lopes Ginger Levy Lucille Lariosa Jean Miyashiro Dolorus Lewis Lolita Larlosa Cresencia Limatoc Juanita Magaoay Stella Medina Row 3 Robert Miura Roy Matsuda Staney Miyasato Thomas Mears Rudolph Mann Peter Mahln Koesfer Gerald Lum James Martin August Lincoln Lafoarna Matuu Ronald Lafayette ROOM 28 Front row left to right Geraldine Neya Elaine Miyata Julie Nutta Sally Mnyasharo Patricia Mon Pauline Nagasawa Row 2 Fely Namocof Deanna Navarro Nancy Nakasone Jean Nakata Ruby Morvkawa Rita Nishimura Lauralye Morales Row 3 James Nakamoto Paul Morisato Donald Nakayama Richard Nitta Paul Nakayama Karl Nakagawa Norman Mokuau Row 4 Ronald Mu kai Walter Nakano Frank Montez Ronald Nebrila Harry Nakakl James Moniz Wayne Nakahama Gregory Nakano George Nakasono .1 l l I . : r I I . , . . , . . I g . .. : I . , . . I . . r . I . . I . . , . I . . I . I y . r I I . I Albert Miyashiro, Timmy Leong, Ronald Manning. Row 4: Beniamin Mahoe, David Lai, Franklin Machitar, Francisco Martin, Glenn l I . J . I . . I . . ' . . I , . I . ' 2 I I ' I . I . . . I . : I . , I . . I l I . : . 'r I I N , 'I L , , , . . l l l 4 1 uf , ff .A .S , jr W .ga-......2 ly XZ, Busily at work to meet the deadline, Ka Mea Ohi staff members Ada Yamamoto, Barbara Kurata and Amy Fuiisue fully realize the saying Never put off anything what you can do today. Student teacher Helen Tobosa looks over her shorthand ment. She also helps the teacher by giving dictations 1 if 1 LY' ROOM 30 Front row, left to right: Dolores Regidor, Ellen Paculba, Vivian Regidor, Grace Oshiro, Loretta Pintor, Jerriann Pia, Jerri anne Ornellas, Row 2: Louise Oshiro, Jeanette Oshiro, Audrey Pietzsch, B Bette Lou Reinhardt, Jane Peiler, Alice Puahl Sally Ohira. Row 3: Lawrence Nomura, Eginio Pedro, Michdel No , Roy Onishi, Marcelino Pascual, Manuel Rivera Row 4: Rodrigo Pascua, Clarence Onitsuka, Stanley Okazaki, Victoriano Ortiz, Kenneth Quick, Jose Rivera, Richard Okada H2 4 ROOM 65 Front row left to right Rosuta Vnllanuewa Judlth Yoshlda Jane Yamauchu Ada Yamamoto Janet Uyeda Anne Watanabe Jessie Uyeno Janet Yap Rose Marne Vance Row 2 Jane Urcna Harrnet Yoshnmura Wvnona Wong Sharon Yano Ednth Zakahu Karen Yoshukane Aluce Yamamoto Row 3 Shirley Yokono Martha Wright Helen Watanabe Reginald Yamashuge Roy Yanaglhara Kenneth Unten Angel Vnlorua Darlene Venuso Row 4 Bertram Yasul Jon Yoshuoka Hyde Wackland Rodney Vuerra qw-ur ,fs W K.. No OFFICE Front row left to rlght Paulme Nascnmento Genevneve On ka EWA PTC Row 2 Kenneth Tome Alfredo Narclso Albert Tehero Rogeluo Dayanan JUNIOR CANDIDS rx ' 4,-4.1 Iv slfiyki 41,5 I I 'xnmup-,, . 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GLX ig I f .- l 2 Q - Xju. xo ' , V.. ' V 6 , ei 'M' lfl W ft ' ui' q eral, ' 4 I , 8 0- 0 4 . N ' 5 4 ., N. , l 'if 'RF' 'ff' - 4, 'f-'f'Q7'fz-Q' 5. t , ' .,'. ' :fix - 'f ' 4 l1'.f: ' 4 1' - . , - , 4 A nn I l . 9 f . . LA., M . i 5 :fr -2 l l ELL ll ll I 1 'Q . A' . l it l ' sl .0 SENIOR CABINET-COUNCIL From row, left Oo right: J. Higa, A. Nakamoto, E. Baker, N. Uesugi, E. Matsuzaki, C. Bongo, M. Nakamoto. Row 2: R. Tamura, N. Fuiioka, B. Revuelto, W. Kurita, L. Uemori, E. lmai, S. Matsuura. Row 3: L. Ganal, D- Tafe, D- Respirio, A. Akiona, P. Nagaii, J. Yamato, M. Yoshioka. Row 4: R. Kawamoto, R. Malilay, L. Bright, A. Montibon, G. Yoshida, A. Akana. The seniors, 387 strong, star in the drama of school life. Always striving for improve- ment they adopted resolutions early in the year by which to conduct themselves and which were successful because of the co-operation of the class. With experience of veterans, the Senior Class sponsored a smash hit, Liberty's Best Friend , the American Education Week play. In Decem- ber, White Christmas was the setting for the annual Senior-Junior Dance. Eileen Matsuzaki and her committee under- took the production of the hilarious farce comedy, The Cannibal Queen which was presented to the public in March by the entire class. The Senior Class fairly bustled with activ- ities during their last week in school with gifts to present, prophecies to read, and an- nuals to sign. Then came the grand finale to this act-Com- mencement Day. Leis, tears, and laughter will make this an unforgettable day. The seniors have attained much on this campus. With the curtain down for the first act of their lives, they leave Waipahu High School anticipating the next act-a successful place in the world. Where's the Christmas spirit, everyone? ' fain th . A ,W--- N -f -'52, ,P ,gr ABATAYO, ADRIANO ,,. C., Waipahu Booster Club 4, FFA 2, Rifle Club 4. 1 f ACOBA, JEANETTE L Pearl City FHA I, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, AV 4. l ABE, HELEN 'G Waipahu -E5 R.R. Chm. l, Treas. 2, ViceAChm. 3, FHA I, PAAC 4, FTC 4. V' ' 45 A AGBAYANI, DIANE A Ewa Booster Club 2, 3, 4. , ax 9 Accomm, ROSAIINO ' Waipahu .' Booster Club 4, Rifle tv .49 Club 4. 2- ef' A ' ABRAHAM, MARY Q ' 'YT Waianae 5 Booster Club 3, 4. N.-'X ' x lx AIHARA, MILDRED Q Aiea R.R. Sec.-Treas. 2, 4, Voc. Guidance Comm, 4, Booster Club 4. vim? . AKAMINE, lEATRlCE F 0 -. Pearl City 'Am ' l ABREU JOHN Transfer 4- 1--f WMU --f -, , Booster Club I , 2, FFA if 'F ' 1 , 2, 3, R.R. Treas, 3, PTC t , .,.., 3, Pres. 4, Council Rep. X 6 2. N .b Y !'A '4- - XX 4 l ' 5 s ABRIGANA, BENJAMIN K il ' 1 L. 1 i ts ll' ff Ewa N V FFA 2, Ewa PTC 3, Pres. Y 4. AKANA, AKAIKO RR. Chm. 2, 3, Vice- ' . . Chm. 4, Sr. Const. ' Comm, Clwm. 4, Campus Beaut. Comm, 3, 4, Bet- ter Eng. Comm, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, PAAC 4. AKEN, WENDElL Nanakuli Football 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. are M Ewa ' :FM A 'iQ S ADARO, MARSHAL Pearl City S.- S 'W' ' , .,.,, X. is 5 Cc AKIONA, AUDREY Aiea Council Rep. 2, 3, R.R. Sec.-Treas. 3, Assembly Comm. 4, Booster Club 4, PAAC 4. f il Q4 AKIYAMA, NAOMI Waipahu FHA lp Booster Club 4. ALBO, JEFFREY Ewa'- ! FFA 2, Booster Club 4. AUONSO, JOSEPHINE Waipahu FHA I, Booster Club 2, 3. ALIVIADO, lORlTO Waipahu R.R. Chm. l, Vice-Chm. 25 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. All0SADA, CONCORDIO Aiea Booster Club 4. AMORIN, ERNESTO Ewa Ewa PTC 3, Treas. 4. ANCHETA, PEPITO Honouliuli Ewa PTC 3, Council Rep. 4. ANI, SOLOMON Nanakuli Band 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Ri- fle Club 4. ANTONE, LILLIA Nanakuli Booster Club 4. A GO ,nose Waip ' R. !lil ,,Treas. 1, Bo ster ub I, 2, 3. AnAuixwA, aevsnuv Waipahu FHA lp Booster Club 4. ASANO, HENRY Ewa Ewa PTC 3. ASATO, EUGENE Pearl City R.R. Treas. 1, 2, Council Rep. 35 ERSS 4, PAAC 4. L ii fiv- 'A kann Ou-Q 'Hur ps Sb-v 1 I I L. 'R ! l l2l BARGAS, BEA Pearl City FHA 2, Boost 3, 4. I TRICE er Club his E-? BARRIOS, I.ILllAN Waipahu R.R. Treas. l, NaKo Kau- lana Co-Ed. 2, FHA I, Maiorette 2, 3, Capt. 4, Activity Card Comm. 3, 4, Booster Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. BASUG, HERBERT Waipahu Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Track, FFA l, 2, Rifle Club 4. BAUTISTA FLORIDA Pearl City Booster Club I 2 3 4 FHA 2 4 FNC 4 Health Aide 4 BOlNER, JON Aiea Football Mgr. 31 Basket- ball Mgr. 3, Track 2, Booster Club 2, B0lOSAN, PURITA Waipahu , UQ3Lol4.5-ef I I, TLI gxf I 'ju- ' l ' ,fcz sf, l QQJNR- ouco, CECILIA Mikilua RR. Health Capt. 3, Council Rep. 4. BONILLA, JOHN Aiea Booster Club 2, 3, 4. BONTANES, BONIFACIO Ewa Ewa PTC 3, 4. BOWLES, LILLIES Nanakuli JPO 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3. BRIGHT, LARRY Barber's Point Class Pres. 4, NHS 3, 4, ERSS 3, 4, School Spirit Comm. 4, PAAC 4, Sr. Play Comm. 4, Baccau- laurette Comm. 4. BUENDIA, ROBERT Aiea Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. BURGESS DAVID Watanae CABANSAG, JOSEPH Nanakuln Booster Club 2 3 4 FFA 4 Q lv 590 ? '7 Sul' , 5 'N ,pi li 2 l23 if' CABANSAG, NOBINA Nanakuli CAB! Waipahu 1 HENRY Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, -FFA FFA 4. 2, Track 2, 3, 4. X. ... . J ' 3 ' .5 F X X ,si I. .14 ,if ' il F 4.4 fir , away . 4 , 5 fy ., Z ig , ., 4 5 4 5 2 F ' R .5 ,vw ff' '-.5. ,KMXI1 A I I cy .. 353 ' ' ' .gf ix Q V, , 6 4 K h X , ' CABUDOI., .IEANNETTE Waipahu Council Rep. I, FHA I, Maiorette I, Booster Club 2, 3, AV 2, 3, 4, PAAC 4. CALIO, BENJAMIN Honouliuli R.R. Sec.-Treas. 2, Vice- Chm. 3, Chm. 4, PAAC 2, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. CALUYA, BENJAMIN Waipahu FFA 2, Track 3, Booster Club I, 3, 4, PTC 3, 4. CAMHLO, CAMILLE Waipahu R.R. Vice-Chm. 4, FHA I, Maiorette I, 2, FNC 4, Booster Club 3, 4. CANO, ALVANETTE Pearl City fflealth Capt. 2, Majorette I, 2, FHA I, 2, FNC 4, Booster Club 4. cANov, MANUEL Waipahu CASTlll.O, SATURNINA Waipahu Transfer 'WE l X fg t 'I CADII, REMIGIO Waipahu AV 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, PTC 4. CAILING, RUDY Waipahu Health Capt. I: Club I, 2. CASTRO, NANI Nanakuli Class Treas. 2, 3, Sec. 4, Songleader 3, Booster Club School mm. X 3 4 ar' Six CASTRO, RUDOLPH Waipahu Mutual Aid Comm. I o-x IAYETANO, FAY wa Beach HSG Sec. 4, Class Vice- res. l, 2, R.R. Chm. 1, ice-Chm. 2, 3, School irit Comm. I, PAAC 4, errer Eng. Comm. 2, c. Comm. 2. CHRISTIAN 3- uv' ,- 1 if A', UN, LORNA ianae Rep. 4, Const. Rev. mm. 4. J ' A X ax ld .f' N N Y -QL -1 v-' csuo, DIANA I S - l K Pearl City X 7 Booster Club 2, 3, 4 A , O FNC 4, PAAC 4, CHINEN, EUGENE Ewa CT' f CLARIDAD, BARBARA Waipahu R.R. ViceAChm, 1, Sec. 2 Council Rep. 3, FHA I Pres. 2, Better Eng Comm. 3, Chm, 4, Pat- triotic Assembly 3, Pa rent's Night 4. as 1 I It takes three boys to measure a hammer l'vav1dle??'?ll! CLARK, MARIE Waianae FHA 3, 4, Booster Club 4. CODERA, JEANNE Waipahu R.R. Chm. 3, FHA I, Booster Club 3, 4. COLOMA, JANE Ewa FHA 2, 3, 4, Songleader 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. CORPUZ, BENJAMIN Waipahu R.R. Chm. 4, Council Rep. 3, FFA 2, 3, Booster club 1, 2, Prc 3, 4, CORPUZ, JAMES Waipahu R.R. Chm. 4, Counci Rep. 3, FFA 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, PTC 3, 4. CORREA, GILBERT Waianae JPO 3. 'US Sv 'Mtv' 5-sv COSTALES, RUDY Waipahu R.R. Treas. 3, JRC 3, FFA I, Booster Club 2, 3, A, AV 2. DAGUIO, ERNESTO Waipahu Booster Club 4. DUARTE, lEONA Pearl City Booster Club 2, 3, FHA 2. DUMLAO, FELICIDAD Honouliuli JRC 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 4, FHA 2. DAVALOS, STANISLAO Waipahu Booster Club 4. DUZON, PHILIP Waianae Booster Club 3, 4. EBIA, AIFREDO Aiea Booster Club 2, 3, 4. DE CAMBRA VIRGINIA FHA 3 4 Booster Club ssisuu, JUN Waipahu R.R. Chm. 4, Booster Club 3, 4. DELA CRUZ, RAYMOND FFA I, Booster Club 2, 4, Band 4. 1 . suf N . l - W , ,gal z ' ,Q Q W X X lr DELOS REYES, ROGELIO Waipahu WHSG Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Class Pres, I, 2, R.R. Vice-Chm. I, Chm. 2, College Club I, Football 2, 3, 4. f EGAMI, WALTER Mikilua Booster Club 4. lf ELIAZAR, ADRIANO Waipahu R.R. Treas. 4, Booster Club 4. ENDO, FRANCES Ewa Health Capt. 3, Soc. Comm. 3, Chm. 4, PAAC 4. fd ESCUADRO, REUBEN Aiea Transfer FERNANDEZ, CECILIA Waipahu FHA 1, Booster Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. FERNANDEZ, ELIZABETH Waipahu FHA l, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, JPO l, GAA 4, Majorette 2, FUJIMOTO, LEILA Pearl City Booster Club 4. FUJIOKA, AILEEN Pearl City Const. Rev. Comm. I, 2, Chm. 4, R.R. Sec.-Treas. 3, Booster Club 4, FTC 4. FUJIOKA, NELLIE Pearl City R.R. Sec. I, Vice-Chm. 2, Council Rep. 3, 4, Const. Rev. Comm. 4, FHA I, Booster Club 4, Twirp Week Comm, 3. FUJISUE, ROY Ewa Beach JRC 2. FUJIWARA, JANICE Waipahu Class Sec. 2, R.R. Chm. 2, 3, Mutual Aid Comm. 2, Chm. 3, Ka Mea Ohi Co-Ed. 4, NHS 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Better Eng. Comm. I, FTC 3. FUJITA, EDWARD Waipahu FUKUSHIMA, ALVIN Aiea FULTON, VINCENT Ewa Beach Transfer mf' xg lk- is-' ,pgs- P3 if' 'VS 'H-uf 12 7 NJ, I C9 fx U F irfff as-La.. .M 3 lx 3 1 4 v . . ix 'xx I GABUC N if XQV -,,A sr N Ewa X 4, 5 N gf' 4 R.R. Sec.-.45 Songleader ' Q A 3, 4, Schooi Qpirit Comm. 'X ' f k' I 3, 45 FHA Soc. Cornrrljl X ' in-v' X If 4, Booster b 25311. r' ' G sl f , .l lx V9 GREENE, au ON GANAI., LEONARDO Waipahu Health Capt. 2, R.R. Vice- Chm. 4, ERSS 3, 4, Mu- tual Aid Comm. 4 F Parent's Night 4, Soc. Comm. 4. GARCIA, ELEANOR Aiea JRC 2, 3, chm, 4, Jr. A Prom Comm. 3, Better Eng. Comm, 4, Soc. Comm. 4. HASEGAWA, RICHARD Aiea Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. HEE, DORA Nanakuli JPO 3. GERARD, THOMAS Maile Booster Club 4. HERRING, MAY Waipahu GOMEZ, CONSOLACIO Waipahu FHA lg JPO lp Maiorette 2, 3, 4. HEW LEN, BARBARA Maile Booster Club 3, 4. JPO lg FHA l, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. HIGA, HARRIET Waipahu FHA lg Council Rep. 25 JRC 3, 4. HIGA, JANE Waipahu Class Treas. l, 4, RR. Treas. 2, Chm. 3: Home- Coming Chm. 3: JRC li Class Picnic ly FHA li Health Capt. 35 FNC 4. Maile Booster Club 4. ps, fx 'nw w p 4- 1 l,,- 4 r GUERRERO, Nanakuli Booster Clu l FRANK b4. Lf' Qi 1? Q., fl HOOHULI, DAVID Nanakuli Football 2, 3, Co-Capt, 4 HOSHINO, NORMAN Ewa Baseball 2, 3, 4. HUIHUI, JOHN Waianae ICHIKI, HIROKO Aiea RR. Chm. 4, mc 4. HIGASHIGAWA, GEORGE Pearl City HIRATA, EDWARD Aiea Soc. Comm. 4. HIRATA, ELSWORTH Ewa Beach JRC 45 FTC 45 FNC 4. IKEDA, BEVERlY Pearl City RR, Vice-Chm. A5 Coun- cil Rep, 35 Class Play Comm. 45 Homecoming Comm. 35 FNC 4. IKEDA, GEORGE Waipahu IKEHARA, RUTH Maile RR. Sec.-Treas. 45 Boost- er Club 3, 4. IMAI, ELEANOR Waipahu R.R. Vice-Chm. 1, Chm. 25 FHA I5 Sec. 25 Home- coming Chm, 45 Parent's Night Comm. 45 Council Rep. 45 Class Play Comm. 4. IOKIA, NANCY Nanakuli JPO 35 Booster Club 3, 4. ISHII, ETHEI. Waipahu JRC I, 25 Health Capt. 35 FHA I, ISHII THOMAS 0 Waipahu Ewa Health Capt. 2. SR. Tr s reas. AT-AE .V ,WJ tl J r L4 Q , A 2,1-.9 ' Vg MU,'L!,V6Ur T, W A A I .9 'Nj VV C xz l KY, VM ,U 5 A JOHNSON, NANCY y Ewa Beach Transfer U KAAWA, ANDREW ' U ' Nanakuli Health Capt. 3. 1 1 9 'XA 1 I I 33 :31 tat .4 'f'a S KAAWALOA, LARRY Nanakuli ' R.R. Chm. 47 Football 3, K X 41 Track 2, 3, 4. KAHUMOKU, ANGELINE Q Waianae Booster Club 3, 4, FHA 1535.2 I, 2, 3, Teen-age Book T? Club 4, GAA 4. ,f ' 52: JS Q K I ' xAHuMoKu, NOBLE Waianae KAITOKU, l.IllIAN Pearl City R.R. Treas. 31 FTC 4, Booster Club 4. tf M it E - 4 4 U . 'f . .ix . S 1' N I KALUA, PHILLIP Nanakuli Booster Club 4, AAKELE, REBECCA Club 2, Teen-Age Club 4, GAA 4. -Fr ng-X JANE and Cal. Comm. 3, 4, Parent's Night p Jr. Assembly Comm. Chm. 35 Council Rep. 3, ooster Club 4, Ka Mea hi 4. 11 x i KAMAKELE, HAROLD Waianae KAMANA, PEARL Maile Booster Club 4. .Z A I i e 3 .. ,Q me i KAMINAGA, MICHAEI. Pearl City R.R. Sec. 1, Treas. 4, Prog. and Cal. Comm. 4, Council Rep. 3, ERSS 3, Treas. 4, Booster Club 4. - 1 'W---,- wr 4 1 E., .V - X : .g Q 1'. f Q i' .2 .. . -if Ar -x It took a lot of elbow grease to clean the tables KAMISATO, JANE l Waipahu R.R. Vice-Chm. 2, 35 Council Rep. 21 Booster ,Q Club 45 FHA 3 KANEMo1o, SHIRLEY Y L..g Aiea vi R.R. Sec. 3, 4, Prog, and J Cal. Comm. 4, Publica- tions Comm. 4, Booster ,N Z Club 4, Class Play Comm. Y ,X 4. X K X KAPOI, YVONNE 'ui PN Waianae 5 Booster Club 45 GAA 4. .5 , Kuo, JERRY -if Waipahu Q KATO, STANlEY Ewa Campus Beaut. Comm. 4, ff' RR, Health Capt, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, H., ,X KAwAAKoA, HENRY -'-7' Nanakuli E X Ss KAWAGUCHI, PEARL Makaha FHA 'lp Booster Club 4, FTC 4. -A 15,4 f KAWAKAMI, KENNETH .ln n A Aiea i 9 X S l i ln KAWAMOTO, ROY Waipahu RR. Chm. 2, 3, Vice- Chm, 4, Welfare Comm. Chm. 2, Patriotic Comm. fi 3, Council Rep. 4. 41' E Er IB L, iw.-f' N. - if KILA, DAVID Nanakuli KIMURA, EVELYN Waipahu FHA I, Booster Club 4. if KAWELO, GEORGETTE Nanakuli JRC 2, FHA Sec, 3. KITAGUCHI, GEORGE Pearl City PAAC 4, Rifle Club 4, ERSS 4. KIYUNA, MAURICE Ewa FFA Pres. 4. KELII, CHRISTMAS Nanakuli KODAMA, EDWIN Waipahu KOJIMA, GEORGE Aiea gf' KEPllINO, LOUISE Nanakuli RR. Sec. 2, 3, Cas 2, 3, 4, JRC 3. 9 . I 1 QC' rf 'Q' 1:1-f' S l 2.5 f , 'Ta I X 12:-' X 1 KOMATSU, KENNETH Pearl City f 1' Kar' 1' an Q, Z KON, HERBERT Waipahu KOSHIZUMI, KENNETH Pearl City Publications Comm. 45 rog, and Cal. 45 Booster Club 45 R.R. Sgt, at Arms I. KUNISHIGE JAMES KURITA, WINIFRED Aiea R.R. Vice-Chm. 35 Home- coming Comm, 3, 45 Commencement Comm. Chm. 45 Council Rep. 3, 4. KUROSAWA, ROY Aiea Camp, Beaut. Comm. 45 PAAC 4. LARIOSA, JUDY Ewa Health Capt. 25 FHA 2, 3, FNC 4, Rifle Club 45 PAAC 45 Booster Club 2, 3, 4. LEE, CARMEN Nanakuli JRC 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 FNC 45 Booster Club 3, 4. LEE, MELVIN Aiea R.R. Chm. 3, Vice-Chm. 4. LUKA, DOUGLAS Waianae LUM, HEIl.A Pearl City FHA I5 Booster 45 FNC 3, 4 . MACAPULAY, ELIAS Waipahu FFA I, 2, 3, 45 Health Capt. 1. MACAPULAY, PEDRO Ewa Waipahu ,Qc Commencement C o m m FFA 4 4, Campus Beaut. Comm. MADEIRA, JANET Aiea fu . .CV ' .ff M- X, A 35, fa f 1 I l ,I W g Q 'UA is-f N 45. ft' lt-sv '-A. -Ui nv l33 Q v i .v ',' AGLANGI , GEORGE Ewa FFA wa PTC 3, Sec. MAHI, LORRAINE Waipahu FHA l, Council Rep. 27 Booster Club 3, 4. MALUNAO, RAYMOND Waipahu AV 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. MANAOLE, GEORGIANA Nanakuli FHA 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. MAHIKOA, CLARENCE Nanakuli MANUEL, ANGEL Waipahu MANUEL, PHILOMENA Waianae FHA 3, Booster Club 4. MAHUKA, CONSTANCE Ewa Beach FHA 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, PAAC 4, Rifle Club 4, FNC 4. MAKAHI LUKE Nanakuli MANUEL STEPHEN Waianae MANZANILLO ERLINDA Waipahu RR Sec 2 Sec Treas 3 4 HA I Booster Club 2 NC Treas 4 Coun cil Rep 1 Activity Card Chm 4 Soc Comm 4 Football 2 3 4 FFA 2 4' e9 .l hw MIYASHIRO, LLOYD Waipahu lov L MALILAY, RONALD Ewa American Ed. Week 4. xxx? Mlm-sv li xi x 1 F : ' I F ' I - A , ,, J .I I , , : , fggf' 3, Track 3. - ' X Q l A. 'SX , 1 Aix fi muzuou, NORA Waianae Booster Club 4. lar' -11 in 5? l- l Z if MATSUNAGA, ALEXANDER Waipahu PTC 3. MATSUO, MOLLY Waipahu Health Capt. 2, 4: Twirp Week Chm. 3, Assembly Comm. 3, 4, Booster Club 4. MATSUO, S'l'ANl.EY Waipahu WHSG Treas. 4, R.R. Treas. 2, Chm. 4, NHS 3, 4, ERSS 3, 4, Patriotic Assembly 3, Locker Comm. 4, Sr. Class Play Comm. 4. MATSUSHIGE, THOMAS Aiea MATSUURA, SHIRLEY Pearl City Class Picnic Chm. 4, FTC 4, Ath, Finance Comm. 4. MATSUZAKI, EILEEN Pearl City Properties Comm. 2, 3, R.R. Vice-Chm. 2, Chm. 3, NHS 3, 4, Class Play Chm. 4, Class Song Chm. 3, School Spirit Comm. 4, FHA l. MESIONA, ROSAUNE Ewa FHA 2, 3, Booster Club 3. MIKAMI, EVELYN Waipahu R.R. Sec. 1, JRC 3, 4, Booster Club 4. MINAGAWA, MILDRED Waipahu FHA l, WHSG Election Comm. 3. MINAKAWA, MAE - Pearl City R.R. Vice-Chm. 3, Chm. 4, Council Rep. I, 2, Mutual Aid Comm. 3, Class Play Comm. 4, Ath. Finance Comm. 4, JRC 1, FHA l, Booster Club 4, FTC 4. MIRAI., AUCE Ewa Beach FHA 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. MIURA, JERRY Waianae MIYASATO, LILLIAN Waipahu R.R. Health Capt, l, Sec.- Treas, 4, JRC 2, 3, Mu- tual Aid Chm, 3, FTC Pres. 4, PAAC 4, FHA I. . 1'- ,Q-A .os uf' vs., X fl s-nur' lx af' ,gg 'N fv- fy- li li-uv' Qgycv' ,'-,N KA 135 if I YE 2 sf ,sr 1 M , .., 3 13 in I .. if . I f 3 , - Vx V Wt. , I 5 fi ,. MIYASHIRO, GEORGE MOLE, STANlEY MOMOA, WllllAM MON EMILY Pearl City Nanakuli Nanakuli Aiea Locker Comm. 3, 4, RR, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. Football 2. FHA 3 4 Booster Cluo Vice-Chm. 3. ,qs LQ -9 2 I fi 7 N :vs 4 5... thx 'bs -C-6 MORIKAWA, WILBERT Waipahu MORISHIGE, ALICE Waianae PAAC 4. MURAKAMI, JANE Waipahu NABARRETE, CORNEUO Waipahu ERSS 3, 4. NAGAJI, PATRICIA Waipahu R.R. Vice-Chm. lp Coun- cn Rep. 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Quill And Scroll 3, 4, Ka Mea Ohi Asst. Ed. 3, Co- Ed. 4, Health Capt. 3. NAILIMA, MARY GRACE Waianae Booster Club 2. 'Ui Gs- C14 MARJ IE Pearl City Class Sec. 3, 45 R.R. Treas. l, Sec. 25 Activity Card Comm, 25 FTC 45 Homecoming Comm. 45 Ed. Week Comm. 45 FHA I. DELNA ll Rep. 25 FTC Sec.- 4 PAAC 4. 1 fl ,ro Q- NAKAMURA, AGNES Ewa FNC 4. NAKAMURA, KIYOSHI Waipahu if 'x l rg tw 'C' NAKANO, ELLEN Waianae A ' -3 NAKASATO, JANET Ewa PAAC 4. R.R. Vice-Chm. 45 JRC 2, 35 PAAC Vice-Pres. 45 FTC 4. l yi. 5 gif lv? FQ -1 gx 3. 5 S ,, 'Lim Silver paint, a lot of patience, and a dry palm branch makes a beautiful Christmas tree. NAKATSUKA, CAROL Pearl City R.R. Sec.-Treas. 35 Prop. Comm, 3, Chm, 45 Soc. Comm. 3, 45 School Spirit Comm. 45 FHA l, 25 FNC 4. NAKATA, GEORGE Waianae NAMOC, ROLAND Waipahu Camp. Beaut. Comm. 45 Booster Club 3. NAPAEPAE, PRIMROSE Aiea JPo 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Booster Club 4, NARVAEZ, ALFONSO Maile AV 3, 4. NASCIMENTO, EDWIN Ewa Campus Beaut. Comm. 45 FFA 3, 4. X 1 2 Wi? nv fu if? ffm 'lx 137 NAVARRO, HOWARD Waipahu Booster Club 3, 4. NEILI., WINIFRED 1 Waianae Booster Club 3, 4. OMORI, HAROLD Waianae Twirp Comm. 3, Booster Club 4. Si OMURA, GEQRGIANA ' I Waianae Sr. Week Comm. 4, ' Eff- PAAC 4. 5 'Sf' ' NICHOLAS, MARGARET gf fi Waipahu H, FHA I, 2, 3, Council ' A Rep. 47 Commencement -. Y ,ji Comm. 4, Booster Club X XX 1, 2, 3, 4. ORLANDO, GlADYS Aiea lain NISHINAGA, GERTRUDE Aiea Publications Comm. 3, Chm. 4, Booster Club 4. C5 Club 4. Booster Club 2, 3, 4. ORTIZ, DAVID Waipahu R.R. Sec. 3, PTC Sec. 4, FFA 2, Track 2, Booster Club l, 2. OSHIRO, HENRY Pearl City R.R. Chm. l, 2, Vice- Chm. 3, 47 FFA 2, Jr.-Sr. Dance Comm. 3. OSHIRO, JANE Waipahu FHA lg Booster Club lp NOSE, MARJORIE PAAC 4. Aiea Publications Comm. 3, 4, ,, R.R. Treas. 4, Booster it Qs OHIRA, DOROTHY ouvA, ARTHUR Aiea Honolulu Publications Comm. 3, 41 FFA 2, Booster Club 3, Booster Club 4, Health Capt. 3, 4. , .2 .WL Vi, , 4, ,If 5' a bv in 1 Q 4--ff ,nw , A , ' ll if ' if ln f 1 9- 138 X., ,1 OSHIRO, .IUDITH Y. Aiea R.R. Vice-Chm, 2, Chm. 3, 4, Better Eng. Comm. 2, 3, 47 Parenfs Night Comm. Chm, 3, Patriotic Assembly Chm. 3, Stu- dent-Welfare Comm. 45 OYC Del, 4. OSHIRO, RICHARD Nanakuli FFA 3, Booster Club 3. PABLO, MARJORIE Pearl City FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, JPO I, 2, 3, 4, PAAC 4. PACHECO, CHRISTINE Waianae FHA 35 Booster Club 3, 4. PADAYHAG, RALPH Nanakuli Council Rep. 4. PAGADUAN, ELVIS Aliamanu PANGANORAN, LORETTA Waipahu R.R. Sec. 25 FHA l, 3, 4, PAAC 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PAREDES, PATSY Waipahu R.R. Chm. I, Sec, 2, Council Rep. 35 PAAC 45 AV 2, 3, 45 FHA l, 2, 47 Soc, Comm. 4, Am. Ed. Week Comm, 45 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4. PASION, AMOR Waipahu JRC 3, 4. PATACSIL, LORETTA Aiea R.R. Treas. 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. OSHIRO, ROY Waipahu FFA 2, Campus Beaut. Comm. 4, PAULINO, JAMES lg Ewa R.R. Chm, 2. PAULO, ORLANDO Waianae Booster Club 3, 4. PEAHI, FLOYD Nanakuli Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4. PEREZ, ELIZABETH Ewa Beach Council Rep, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. PEREZ, JAMES Pearl City R.R. Vice-Chm, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, FFA 2. PERREIRA, YVONNE POOL, LOIS Aiea FHA 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2. POPA, JEAN Waianae PAAC 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Ewa Beach FHA Sec. 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. QUINTAL, LETICIA Ewa R.R. Vice-Chm. 2, Chm. 3, 4, Class Day Comm. 3, Soc. Comm. 4, AV 3, 4, School Spirit Comm. 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. RABE, LLOYD Nanakuli PERRY, LORITA Aiea R.R. Vice-Chm. 4, Boost- er Club 3, 4, FHA 3, 4. RAMOS, MAGDALENA Waipahu Cane Tassel Ed. 4, Boost- er Club 2, 3, 4. RESPICIO, KATHERINE Ewa JRC 2, Council Rep. 3 Booster Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, FHA 2, 3, 4. PONCE, PACITA Waipahu R.R. Sec. l, Hea h FNC 2, 35 FHA li PAAC 4, Booster 2, 3, 4. 1? REVUELTO, BEVERl.Y Honolulu Sr. Soc. Comm. Chm. 4, Prop. Comm. 4, Council Rep. 4, Booster Club l 2, 3, 4, FHA l. aww-E M 48 V B06st Club LL X1 O91 uv.. N4-f 'Na ROBINO, MAGDAIINA Nanakuli Booster Club 4. ill ROBINS, PRISCILLA Aiea R,R. Sec. 2, JRC 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Sr. Soc. Comm. 4, PAAC 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. ROBLES, HENRY Waipahu Health Capt. l, JRC 2, AV 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4. ROCHER, JOYCE Makaha Transfer RODRIGUES, BESSIE Maile R.R. Sec, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. ROGATSKY, CARL Ewa Booster Club 4. SABANAL, DOROTHY Ewa R.R. Sec.-Treas. 3, JRC 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. SADURAL, BEVERLY Walanae R.R. Vice-Chm. 4, JRC 3, Class Day Comm. 3, Soc. Comm. 4. SAIKI, EDWYN Waipahu Class Pres. 3, Student Comm, Welfare Comm. 4, Council Rep. 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, Pres. 4, OYC 3, 4, ERSS 3, Pres. 4. SAIKI, KENNETH Ewa Beach Booster Club 3, 4. SAIKI, ROBERT Ewa Beach Campus Beaut. Comm. 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. 1' 81' wp-1' SAITO, JANE Waipahu FHA I, FTC 2, 3 Booster Club 4, ' it av R' T, pl SAKAI, EVELYN Waipahu FHA l, FNC 3, 4, Boost- er Club 4. .FZ n. SAKIHARA, IRENE Aiea Assembly Comm. 3, Chm. 4, Soc. Comm. 4, NHS 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. SAQUILON, WILUAM Waipahu R.R. Health Capt. 1, 3, R.R. Treas. 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SASAKI, JEAN Aiea PAAC 4, FTC 4, Booster Club 4. SATO, LORNA Waipahu PAAC 4, Booster Club 4. SAWA, HOWARD Ewa Campus Beaut. 3, Chm. 4, Student W e l fa r e Com m. 4, Sr. Const. Comm. 4, FFA Vice-Pres. 3. SCHWAB, KARL Waipahu Booster Club 4. KAMAKA, PAIGE Maile -as KN SAKUMA, STANLEY Waipahu f ROLAND Waipahu JV Basketball 2, 3, sity 4, Track l, 2, I, 2, 3, 4, Booster I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 4 SHINNO, MABEI. Waipahu JRC li FHA Rep, I, FTC 2, FNC 3 Booster Club 4. A 1 w t SHINSATO Waipahu Class Play Booster Club Club 4, AV 3, FFA 45 'Ui SHINSATO, PEARL Waipahu 49- SHIRAISHI, ROBERT Aiea R.R. Treas, I5 FHA 15 Booster Club 3, 4. FTC 25 Booster Club 4. csoncs Club 3, 4, AV G SIMMONS, KAY Pearl City Transfer SILVA, MARGARET Waianae R.R. Vice-Chm. 35 School Spirit Comm, 45 Class Day Comm. 35 Athletic Finance Comm. 45 FTC 45 Sr. Week Comm. 45 Soc. Comm. 4. SOLON, IRENE Waipahu R.R. vice-Chm. l, 4, Chrh. 35 FHA l, 45 PAAC 45 Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4. f Repairing school furniture was one of the occupations of the metal shop boys SOLUSOD, ERNEST Waipahu Booster Club 4. SUGUI, ALBERT Aiea Booster Club 2, 3, 4 SUNAHARA, NANCY Ewa Parent's Night Comm. 45 Booster Club. SUIUKI, JOYCE Waipahu FHA I, 45 FTC I5 Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4. TABUYO, LINDA Aiea Booster Club 3. TAKAHASHI, THOMAS Waipahu Council Rep. 35 Booster Club 4. ag, V2 is 'sv--. 44 TAKAMOT0, ROY Ewa JRC Treas. 3, Booster Club 3, 4. TAMURA, PAUL Waipahu R.R. Chm. 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Comm. 3, 4. TAMURA, ROBERT Maile School Spirit Comm, Co- chm. 4, NHS 3, 4, mass 3, 4, Council Rep. 4, Locker Comm. 4, PAAC 4, Booster Club 3, 4. TANAKA, JUDITH Aiea R.R. Sec. 3, Voc. Guid. Comm. Chm. 4, FNC 3, Pres. 4, NHS 3, 4, Hon- ors and Awards Comm. 3, Parent's Night Comm. 4, Ka Mea Ohi 4. TANAKA, REGINALD Waipahu R.R. Treas. 2. TANAKA, ELLEN Ewa R.R. Sec. 2, Vice-Chm. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Soc, Comm. 4 TANAKA, ETHEL Ewa TANAKA, RICHARD Ewa FFA 2, 4, Treas. 3, Boost- , . TANDAL GERALDINE ' Ewa i FHA 3. . TANDAI., MELVIN Ewa Booster Club 3, 4. TANGONAN, RICHARD Waipahu R.R. Treas. 3: JRC 22 Soc. Comm. 4- in TANAKA, JANE C. Pearl City Council Rep. 3, Honors PAAC and Awards Comm. 3, 4. ,f 1'-1 valid JANE Y. Booster Club ,-- bb in-so in TEJERO JAMES Aiea Mutual Aid Comm TERAOKA HARRY Pearl City Booster Club 3, 4. TASHIRO, VELMA Ewa TATE, DORINE Pearl City Sr. Honors and Awards Comm, Chm. 45 Mutual Aid Comm. 4. TAVARES, TRAUDL Pearl City ,mln Am. Ed. Vlggk Comm. 4, Sr. Week Comm. 4, FNC 4. TEXEIRA, ELLEN Waianae Transfer TEXEIRA, VILMA Nanakuli TIQUI, GLORIANA Waipahu FHA 2, 37 Booster Club 3. TOBOSA, EDWARD Pearl City FFA 3, 4. TOGUCHI, BARBARA Waipahu R.R. Vice-Chm. If FHA lg C.T, Art Ed. 3, 4, PAAC 4. TOGUCHI, JANET Waipahu FHA If FTC 2, 3, 47 PAAC 4, JRC 45 Booster Club 4. TOKUHAMA, FREDERICK Aiea TOKUHARA, WALTER Aiea Booster Club 3, 4, Voc. Guid. Comm, 4, l . ,fi QS A-Qi' ,4n i. 'Hunan-' TOLENTINO, DOLORES Ewa Transfer TOTE, GILBERT Nanakuli PAAC 4. TSUMOTO, JEAN Pearl City JRC 2. TUBANIA, FELICIMO Waipahu Council Rep. 2, Track 2. ...., , Q. ur. H 4 ' I lzzzz in 1. UCHIMA, FREDERICK Waipahu AV 2, 3, 4. UYEHARA, JUDITH Waipahu JRC lg FHA I, 2, FTC 25 FNC 4, Ka Mea Ohi Bus. Mgr. 4. UYENO, JANET Waipahu FTC 27 JRC 27 FNC 45 Ka Mea Ohi 4. UYESUGI, NANCY Waipahu R.R. Sec. 1, Chm. 2: . Sec.-Treas. 3, FHA If FTC 2, 3, 4, Council Rep. 45 PAAC 4. VASQUEZ, REUBEN Makaha aww 19 UEMORI, LILLIAN Waipahu Mutual Aid Comm, I A, FTC 2, 3, 4, NHS 3 JRC 47 Parent's Comm, 45 Jr.-Sr, Comm. 3. N lx r-my 11. . iq- .qv- zsli A TUBANIA, FULGENCIO Waipahu VASQUEZ, DONALD Makaha C.- AV 35 Booster Club 3, 4. VAUGHN, DONALD Waipahu Transfer VICTOR, PEYTON Naljakuli Booster Club 2, 3, 4. X l VIERRA, MARIAN Ewa Beach JRC 4, FHA 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. VILLAR, DOLORES Waipahu WARNER, THERESA Nanakuli FHA 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 3. WATANABE, GEORGE Ewa Locker Comm. 3, Chrn. 4, ERSS 4. WATANABE, JANE Ewa R.R. Sec.-Treas, 4, Direc- tory Comm. 4, Booster Club 4. WAIANABE, nov Waipahu YAHIRQ, AOMI 37V'5TpEhug5 FHA l, 3, Booster Club 3, 4. YAMAGUCHI, PATSY Waipahu FHA lg Booster Club 3, 4, PAAC 4. YAMATO, JANICE Ewa Directory C o m m. Co- Chm. 4. YAMAUCHI, JANE Waipahu FHA lg Booster Club 4. YANGORAN, ANGELA Aiea R.R. Treas, 2, JRC 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. YASUI, JAYNE Soc. Comm. 2, 3, FTC 2, 3, 45 WHSG Election Comm. Chm. 3, RR. Chm. 47 JRC 31 Na Ko Kaulana Ed. 3, NHS 3, 4, Patriotic Assembly Comm. 3. '79 lub' Qnbfln BT , L Yoko, GILBERT Ba ketb ll R R Vice Chm Base Booster Club 3, 4, YOSHIMURA, FRED Aiea Health Captain 4. YOSHIOKA, MAY Waipahu FHA l5 Booster Club 3, 45 Senior Directory Co- Cl-mm. 4. YUNSON, SALLY Waipahu R.R, Sec. 25 R.R. Chm. 3, 45 Council Rep. lg FHA lg FNC 35 Correspond- ing Sec. 45 Cane Tassel Business Mgr. 45 Soc. Comm, 45 Booster Club 3, 4, HAGMOC, PAULA Aiea FNC 45 Booster Club 45 FHA 4. HANAKAHI, DANIEL Nanakuli Football 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 35 Track 2, 4. VAN GIESON, HILDA Nanakuli Booster Club 3, 45 FHA luv- YOSHIDA, GEORGE YOSHIDA LUCILLE Aiea R.R. Vice-Chm. 35 Foot- ball 3, 45 JV Basketball 35 Track 3, 45 Sr. Picnic Co-Chm. 4. f1,-,-1' X V lf JL' X X V v DELA CR HE ERT HIRANO, CLARENCE KAM, FRANCIS MAKASHIMA LAWRENCE MOTOGAWA GOD NAKANO KAREN SHARPE, ROBERTA 2 F for f' Q . V k, . Vll Nor JJ jfq: XX M 1 Wftfi it 14 W .i s s i n A ETON' f . ,f SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Am Ed Week Program Novembe Sr Jr Dance December I4 Senior Play March I3 I4 I5 Senior Pncnlc April 25 Sensor Banquet May 24 Sensor Week June 26 Baccalaureate Service June Commencement June 8 Commencement Ball June IO 'Z-X 5' I ici I4 xx f r Q X X . X s ts Y Q , C gsm X 4. K K Y. x 5 5 - Vt N it ww,- YN, XXM x 5 I -X xx! pt f. x 4 Q X xx ' h- xx. ' Wt x X. r Qt V X QXIX3 x ' X X r X 1 N X X X x X r , x , .X W X , with their support, we progress M' fd L C L, ,. L i 0 L , 5 L 1 'W l Z L L fx tfwbl LQ LJ L 1 x! N JJ V , .XX Lx.. xxQ'X'x Xk'5bQ'JXk ,ka v-iw Fbwvkk KXAA-1,3 I QB h Album ' ' I 4 . KN XM .. X The employee! of Oahu Sugar Company extena' their sincere congatula- tionf and heft wither for your continued .fueceff in your future eneleavorx Cf E S Burng fr, Manager OAHU SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED Waipahu, Oahu NTABABETTE STIIBE g L i115 7,1 KQQ Wm Huikwm s aww 2 mp Cwzgcixeqieg rwgeigjrfq QP 66113126 0 23 RAI p A Ph-1713241 gt' WAIPA of 27 841 94 64 W CARS TRUCKS BUICK AND OPEL x3-LC? 2122 F111 ei! RH MKQZEME oem! wi'fMQM,1f'W'Mf H Wiflbiiy QM J RPM HONE 27 O BOX 755 WAIPAHU O If w v N A od , P65261 01' 9478 Farrington I-Iwy. .J CHARLEY S SERVIC Home of L ttl Cb ley the Mymzb B1 d PH. WAIPAHU 27-4412 Waipahu, Oahu 1 53 1 , wif , - L ,L 'X ,, 43- 4 X 'sg X Where one customer se .ds another. ff egisfer 151 N .- - X Q Groceries, Meats, Ffllli , d Ve e ables if-2' -:M Au . xfygh isii gil' - os 'tics li 16 1 r I y 1 , x , W I, Mag ines, 'aio o-F h, e z er V5 K--e 1 - f -e SC ' . 141 wsu ,. af- L1 ' One: W -4 K Depot ,' . r wa's L . Wy ai a u, Oa Q 1 15 H Ti Sf V . 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THE CRAIG STEVENS STUDIO dd g G ly TELEPHONE 27 3335 WAIPAHU DEPOT STREET Tluo w wlwfw Svwlymw gcwo ARAKAWA'S IN THE HEART OF WAIPAHU Telephone 27 3131 Depot Street THERE If PLENTY UF PARKING SPACE ' J We in s, raduation Fami , Glamour Pictures for all Occasions 0 I f U Q ifb OPPIQLEQV BASKET rem' GjW bandzfe Storey W wf Nwgpf Wm, ff YW 'ASX Ewawhnd Wqabu J Jil Why JW QQNXVV ORTajR Sf2A ES THE 1958 GRADUATES QM JNV WAIPAHU HIGH SCHGOL TAMAQS mutgamvaatf , xl, J gf C23 gli-?ff'3'SEiA.12 Alf TUQES BATTSZFZSQ SORIES CHEVROJ gg T'pl COMPLETE RPM U 11135 5 27 4311 Swwwemrxiiuv BICYCLQR :eq Mwdwk 3 eg? n 5..,..:..,JL- W SPORTTSERGOQDS 273611 Ql'D S uS' N3 3 HONOUlIUll SHOKAI CONGRATULATES THE 1958 GRADUATING CLASS 9 202 W 8 239 6 SILVA S STIDBE Congratulatzony to the Clan 0 58 h 28 3201 , w A , 1 LL U f X f N 2 2 - If X I N a h px, , gm .fu h 2 gn Q 1 h SRD ' 1 X X, V G! OJ . E J C rg W U , X' bv 'h ' I ' DLA!! , K M XA' if L L, X N - 2 2 of fgfd 1 QJEC11, , xivvx-Nc X ' H ., . 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DAILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE P E A R I, C I T Y v E R N CLASS OF '58 2O Minutes From Town ff A ' , I 'J yj ,A ' 1, y ' A W' V M U' Jg , P ' KE Qu X x if Qigwll ku tp - 'J I S ml' y' . I . To at A rf ut Q Q Q lfbllg 'l I l 0 a'ldl,1, l4 . U ' E - vxfx! I' XJ' ki I O , I , O O . X . ,I I I ' K , 5,1 L , w A 0 B' If f - 07' L L f If 0 r - P s Bir ajan 0 eddin C kes ' I Nj Speci ,P fx P fl Ci' I P One T Choice American Food M A Cantonese Cho ui ichen l a e U Or ers B q t R f S II d L g P t' 797 H y P L h I B II R Kfafqkfrifl l FX e aol ,H f ,,ee Ig .fx D The ost vsnent tcwe n aupahu on V? pah re? Lg! to e thea yh e 27X,4lg and 27 New uma cnonc Congratulates the 1958 graduating Class of Waipahu Hugh School 94 863 Waipahu Street Phone 27 3811 of lllll nn Phone 27 3882 Farrmgton Hr way WAIPAHU OAHU AWN, ,def 4 AY' Plfone 74492 ,f JJ' ,f.6 l ss CZALLIBNA sortv D M17 SAL RIGIDAIRE APPLS a. v 114,151 fin Paradise Sales Company Wnrpahu Brunch Paints and Rooting Paper 3 Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Galvanlzed Plpes and Flttrngs Cement and Lsme N lsx Lumber Windows 81 oors 94672 Farrlngto Hugh y N lg My f J COUNTRY INN Arnelncan Japanese Dinners and Snacks 94x 740 Farrington Hwy Phone 27 332 X5 Waipahu Oahu e 7 94 995 v0 Street DRY oo d RDWARE V1 su LIES NTRY MARKET 7? Farrlk? on Hwy Phone 27196 n i r o r 1 s f N 47 94 730 Farrmgton Hwy Phone 27 231 where the good folk: meet and have 4 good tzme 'f ,ls 'D 2 X l O xr K ' - at tl: N -Q N615 ylhllxj ylxiyu . 0 adj . . xl lx Vox? -n l xgb FX 'R f , I7 A - ' : - ' Q ZF, 1 ,. f N. iifgfiax . 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Ve7'f.a-L., MOST COMPLETE PHOTO SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS You can buy any type camera equipment on the EASY PAYMENT PLAN Iow as only O clown 0 You get fast ONE DAY SERVICE on black and white and color film developlng work 0 You get FREE PHOTO INSTRUCTIONS and In formatlon by photographnc speclalusts Have your camera adlustod and ropaured by qualniod camera rapurmon 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU HAWAII CAMERA SALES C0. TI09 Alan. sa Phono soaso Branch H06 Umon 8. Hotel Sn Phone 68173 I ui' I pl f T? O 7 Q1 A 5 gif iv tb 1 .. R XJ .lv V , -, A , U It aa A ' V y E 'C' E- I 355 . 5 7 ,TZJ riff! ' K f . . I 1 x R I MMM . f, AY VIWMW I A KM Q I , L f LT D4 A . I XL yr 47 at ' I TM 1, R . . t xml- t I 57 . 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