Kahuku High School - Ke Koolau Yearbook (Oahu, HI)

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Boosbn CSuh The purpose of the Booster Club was to create school spirit at all games. Members included boys and girls from the seventh grade through the twelfth grade. The club was caught up in a whirl wind of school activities. Among these was the exciting Homecoming game, where the Boosters took part in the Jalopy Parade symbolizing one of the cheers, Pass That Peace Pipe. Money-making projects included the selling of KHS beanies and sweat-shirts to both members and students. Members of the Booster Club took all responsibilities toward leading the studentbody in boosting up their school spirit. The Club hopes to be as suc- cessful in the future as it was this year. Frances Tani Juanita Diffen Row 1. Madeline Fernandez, Valerie Baisac, Linda Rainwater, Leona Petranek, Jocelyn Tani, Jewel Peterson, Alice Cook, Diana Hatico, Norma Camit. Row 2. Stella McCabe, Merle Abe, Janice Ching, Lydia Ulii, Cheryl Kahawoii,- Sandra Parkinson, Shirlyn Hatico, Bonnie Ngoyan, Leonora Leong, Janice Hasbee, Doreen Ahuno. Row 3. Mary Santiago, Sheila Ahue, Racquel Allen, Shirley Cabe, Malveen Fane Hilarion Phillip, J Andersen, Pauline Li Harriet De Silva. ices Tani, Lillian Stokoe, Louisa Agustin, Cynthia Goo, Beverly Ah Quin. Row 4. Janice Luo, Georgianne Ramos, Kathleen Cadis Olson, Corma Coburn, Leslie Stires,

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Mr. Willard Kekauoha wmmmmmm Qdimc Cfjuh Under the leadership of President, Wayne Nakamura, and advisor, Mr. Willard Kekauoha, the Pioneers of Science exper- ienced a very busy but enjoyable year. As part of their bustling program, the future scientists partook in various activities which included excursions, an assembly, having scheduled guest speakers and entering the Science Fair. They fulfilled their purpose Vi hich was To stimulate a greater interest in science . The members look forward with high hopes upon becoming future highly successful scientists. Arvilla Makaiau Elaine Tsukamoto Mary Jean Agustin Vice-President Secretary Reporter Row 1. Gail Nakamura, Mary Jean Agustin, Arvilla Makaiau, 2. Monty Georgi, Dwayne Cadinc, Dennis CJamit, Eugene Kimura, Jean Togo, Monica Mendiola, Patsy Morita, Frances Niimi. Row Roderick Irei, Wayne Nakamura, Larry Murata, Garrett Owan. 24

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i ' ii Ktm ifimiiir ■ Ai Sf ' mi i HHS PuiUA t Ol«ieHtdW 0l(fiMMX)u The Future Homemakers of America Club, with 80 members, had a year full of fun, and satisfaction, under the guidance of advisor. Miss Matsumoto, and President Andrea Canada. As service projects, the members babysat for par- ents who attended PTA meetings. Other services included making Christmas wreaths for homes and selling sweet bread as a money-making project. These projects were very successful and enabled the Club to send two delegates to the State Convention which was held in March. Activities included a Club Week, during which the Future Homemakers of America Club Mem- bers presented an assembly that was well received, and a fun-filled excursion to Honolulu. Monica Mendiola Louisa Agustin Public Relation Chairman Chairman of the FHA pin a jacket orders, Jean Togo, form officers and members the latest report. 26