Hawaiian Mission Academy - Ka Lamaku Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Came to Participate FAYE KUYKENDALL Associate Editor MR. KENNETH DAY Adviser BEATRICE TAIRA Editor-in-chief GEORGE PHILLIPS Associate Editor Ka Elele represents our school life in printed form and offers positive proof that H.M.A. has developed a genuine family spirit second to none throughout the islands. Depicting in the most graphic manner our school life of study, play, work, social activities, worship, and all-around friendliness, Ke Elele has won for itself the place of a much-loved friend whose regular visits are eagerly awaited by stu- dents and faculty alike. Bouquets of orchids are now in order for the wonderful and efficient staff. We extend our congratulations to this very deserving and tireless group of workers for the best paper H.M.A. ever published. And may it continue to be the faithful Messenger in years to come. KA ELELE CIRCULATION STAFF Helen Shimabukuro, Edith Miyashiro, Elaine Kawamoto, Jane Ishiki

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Mete ' s to the Readers FIRST SEMESTER President . .Crispin Taclindo Vice-president . Ernest Katsuyama Secretary May Nagamine Treasurer James Nakasone Sergeant-at-arms . George Phillips Spiritual Committee Chairman Arthur Yahiku Program Committee Chairman Edith Morrison Social Committee Chairman Jane Ishiki Campaign Committee Chairman Helen Shimabukuro Publicity Committee Chairman ...Alice Nakamoto Recreational Committee Chairman David Matsumoto Lyceum Committee Chairman Jean Izuo Adviser Elder Oshita SECOND SEMESTER Edith Morrison Arthur Yahiku Edith Miyashiro Beatrice Muraoka David Ishikawa Lily Matsuda Mae Fong Crispin Taclindo Sarah Taclindo Verna Kuninobu James Nakasone May Nagamine Elder Oshita Lett to Right. Front Row: Verna Kuninobu, Edith Morrison, Sarah Taclindo, May Nagamine, James Nakasone, Edith Miyashiro. Middle Row: Beatrice Muraoka. Lily Matsuda, Mae Fong, Janet Apo, Jeanne Sakima, Arthur Yahiku. Back Row: Crispin Taclindo. David Ishikawa. Elder Hideo Oshita.

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