Damien High School - Kamiano Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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TOP LEFT-ROW 1. (L. TOR.):M. Tactay, E. Walters, N. Julian, J. Chung. ROW 2: S. Brady, E. Kozuma, C. Schmidt, J. Barnett. ROW 3: M. Calvin, B. Chang, P. Tacderan, T. Hashimoto. ROW4:J. Ferreira, D. Lau, R. Rodrigues, I. Bourg. ROW 5: J. Young, G. Yoimg. MISSING: K. Chang, W. Ching, J. Cleveland. TOP CENTER-ROW 1 (L. TO R.): R. Obatake, J. Wong, D. Lau, M. Nakagawa, N. Holtzman, D. Young, J. Chung. ROW 2: S. Brady, T. Kelly, T. Hashimoto, W. Ching, P. Tacderan, M. Hashimoto, J. Chun, T. Chun. ROW 3: A. Young, M. Downs, M. Keltz, N. Mello, E. Walters. ABOVE - ROW 1 (L. TOR.): K. Castillo, M. Tasaki, K. Mau, K. Kunimune. ROW 2: N. Koon, A. Young, S. Lui, C. Lum. ROW 3: C. Yuen, R. Hilmer, T. Won, J. Wong. ROW 4: B. Ching, D. Harioka, M. Yap, L. Orncllas. ROW 5: T. Reagan, M. Downs, G. Wong. ROW 6: K. Mizokami, H. Pong, M. Haruno, M. Coroncy. ROW 7: K. McKeague. MISSING: M. McGovern. FA R LEFT: During a service project at Waimano Home, Br. O'Donnell, moderator of the N.H.S., performs his famous poke the balloon trick. LEFT: Preparing for an upcoming meet, Mrs. Bertrand aids Wendell Ching in the finer mechanics of angles of a polygon. 69

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68 N.H.S. and Many regard the National Honor Society as merely a group of elite who tutor students with academic difficulties. The N.H.S. is all this and more, for they perform many other services for the school and community. Ushering plays at the U. H. and the Parent- Teacher Conferences, guiding visitors through the campus at the Open House, singing Christ- mas carols at Waimano Home, proctoring the entrance examinations and raising funds for the American Cancer Society represent the diversi- ty of activities of this group. People join the Math Club because they enjoy math and the thrill of academic competition with other schools, commented John Wong, chairman. Assisting Wong was Jeff Chung, co-chair- man. With strong performances by Wendell Ching and Thomas Hashimoto, combined with depth from the underclassmen, the team improved considerably. The members practice regularly enjoying direction from Mrs. Mary Bertrand. This year, the new and exciting event for the Math Club was a mini-meet held at Damien in December.

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Coordinated effort and dedication were the keystones of a new, credited Photo-journalism class. Determined to produce an annual of the highest quality, the twenty-five member staff commenced their project in July, 1976. Working two to three hours daily and on Saturday mornings, the staff endeavored to reach the fifth and final KAMIANO deadline by February 28, thus enabling a spring delivery. For the sake of efficiency and quality, the staff members were divided into four working groups. Every detail in the yearbook was examined again and again to eliminate costly errors. An infinite se- lection of photos were carefully examined and the best were chosen. Special effects and color photos were inserted to enhance this unique annual. Every year the goal of the yearbook staff is to create an annual better than the last. In the fall of 1977, a sixteen page supplement covering the spring activities will arrive to augment the infor- mative quality of KAMIANO. Kamiano Staff: The men who