Damien High School - Kamiano Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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. r Dance Committee swings into action The Dance Committee was formed to provide the Damien students with more social activi- ties. James Kauwe was the chairman of the club and serving under him as co-chairmen were Warren Balasbas and Noah Koon. The Com- mittee was made up mainly of seniors with the remainder made up of willing underclass- men. As usual, the Homecoming Dance was the biggest and probably the most profitable event the Dance Com- mittee sponsored this year. TOP LEFT: ROW 1 (L. TO R.): H. Pong, M. Tasaki, C. Young. ROW 2: D. Lee, A. Baron, M. Suan, G. Raymond. ROW 3: N. Koon, G. Tom, B. Ishihara, K. Kamita. ROW 4: H. Vasconccllos, V. Stacy, D. Leong, G. Wong, G. Chang. ROW 5: T. Young, M. Harimo, A. Lewis, W. Awana. STANDING: R. Dolfo, K. McKeague, B. Bareng, B. Kim, J. Kauwe. TOP RIGHT: Alfredo Baron gets his kicks stamping fluorescent ink on the wrists of those going to the dance. LEFT: At last! Someone is brave enough to come in! exclaims Jeff Young as Vernon Stacy meanders in. ABOVE: ROW 1 (L. TO R.): W. Balasbas, J. Young, R. Hudson, G. Carvalho. ROW 2: S. Aiu, B. Chang, B. Won, B. Jaskey.

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Pep Club keeps school spirit high We showed as much spirit as we could, to patch up the school's lack of spirit, stated Vernon Stacy, chair- man of the Pep Club. Stacy, along with co-chairman Randy iMatsunaga, who headed the committee of fifty-five members, boasted ninety-five percent attend- ance at games. Among the events sponsored by this club were the sale of basket- ball and football ribbons, which were designed by students who participated in last year’s ribbon design contest. TOP: The team of Terri Schracdcr and Vernon Stacy voice their spirits at a Monarch football game. ABOVE: Terri Schraeder guides a bevy of cheerleaders into another rousing routine. MIDDLE RIGHT: Homecoming enthu- siasm manifests itself at the game. RIGHT: ROW 1 (L. TO R.):C. Yamamoto, A. Limatoc, L. Omcllas, G. Raymond, K. Mau, V. Molina, D. Lee, R. Hudson. ROW 2: V. Stacy, J. Kauwc, L. Guthrie, B. Bareng, C. Lee, G. Lee, W. Ching, G. Tom, M. McGinn, T. Young, I. Bourg.

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Spirit runs wild at rallies for all sports Planning was the hardest part! We usually ended up arguing, explained Michael Keltz, Chairman of the Spirit and Assembly Com- mittee. One of the tasks facing the club was the arduous work of planning the Homecoming Week. A few of the suc- cessful activities included a special field day, costume contests, and a pep rally. The coveted Spirit Trophy was awarded to the class of '79, making it the first time that sophomores have won it. The Sister-School Spirit Trophy went to St. Francis. The club added a new dimen- sion to this year's assem- blies by featuring all the teams in their seasons. TOP: FRONT ROW (L. TO R.): S. Aiu, J. Silva, G. Sitar. BACK ROW: C. Tavares, I. Bourg, A. Paresa, R. Hudson. BOTTOM: FRONT ROW (L. TO R.) A. Limatoc, H. Pong, A. Baron, M. Goroncy, V. Stacy, T. Young, T. Hcc. BACK ROW: B. Ishihara, G. Wong, J. Kauwe, D. Lum, R. Mau, E. Uchihara, B. Barcng, M. Keltz-Chairman. 64