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Hawaiian Club performs through first year This was the first year at Damien for a performing Hawaiian Club. And if the first year can be any indication, there should be many more good ones ahead. Instructed by Mrs. Russell, a full-time teacher at Sacred Hearts Academy, the club performed for select groups such as the Mothers Club and for the varsity bowlers at their banquet. This year's Interschool Relations Com- mittee was the biggest ever, both in the number of members and in the number of schools involved in student exchanges. Fifty-five members strong, the committee visited or escorted visi- tors through Damien from twenty-five different Oahu schools. Set up as an exchange medium where schools and students can see and share ideas, the I.R.C. members found that even learning can be fun. 66
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TOP I£FT: Spirited juniors prepare for the homecoming assembly by lining the walkway with balloons. TOP RIGHT: Alfred Orta docs lus bit for the homecoming festivities by leaving his mark on the ceiling. LEFT: Br. Rowland brings the student body to life with another rousing speech at the homecoming rally. ABOVE: Some front row seniors are startled by the exuberant cheers of the juniors. 65
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A girl in class is the I.R.C s doing OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP RIGHT: Brack Jaskey, Walter Koanui, Herb DeAguiar, Louis Kcaloha keep step with Carlton Young as they perform Kawika for the Mothers' Club. LEFT: Darren Dolfo, Ben Fuata and Danny Matsunaga entertain the var- sity bowlers with their rendition of Seabird. MIDDLE: Marvin Mcro, entertaining M.C., makes his own music. BOTTOM: The show closes with Hawaii Aloha. THIS PAGE- TOP LEFT: Castle students and Keith Kamita enjoy Mr. O'Brien's history class. TOP RIGHT: The exchange with Moanalua allowed time for com- paring notes and easy conversation for Lono Ancho, Keith Kamita and James Brazil. MIDDLE: Mr. J. E. Kelly, advisor for the I.R.C., and Keith Kamita, chairman, set up the schedule for the Punahou exchange. LEFT: Escorted by Malcom Haruno, Debbie Toshi asks Mr. O'Brien a puzzling question. 67
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