Aiea High School - Kukui O Ka Aina Yearbook (Aiea, HI)

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General Assembly .ii 'sl 'X f Bottom row: Eva Okada, Susan McCready, Marlo Kim, Cathy Chagami, Sharon Higashi, Lianne Uno, Renee Pahk. Second row: Denise Fukutomi, Julene Hayashi, Cynthia Andrade, Susan Kashigi, Wendy Yamashita, Janice Murato, Christine Matsumoto. Third row: Colleen Ho, Andrea Antonio, Cheryl Kaneko, Kathy Miller, Sharon Ho, Laurie Tsukayama, David Dunlop. Fourth row: Marvi Inoue, Sharon Toma, Stephanie Naki, Rosemary Neilson, Kathy Kennedy, Maude Anderson, Debra Chaves. Fifth row: Brian Chun, Lyle Soberano, Edwin Vincente, Lori Matsukawa, Ernesta Young, Ivy Takahashi, Mandy Texiera. Sixth row: Alan lno, Bryson Saiki, Floyd Kinoshita, Richard Yoshida, Kerry Okamura, Wilfred Yee, Pamela Utu. Seventh row: Lloyd Nakata, Darrell Siu, Kenneth Reyes, Clayton Kato, Walter Mattison. Top row: John Park, Charles Fukumoto, Neil lgawa, Cris Takushi, Clavin Azama: Student-Administration Committee PEOPLE . . . people living in a civilized society must function under some sort of government. This form of government in ff' 2 Aiea High goes by the name General ' if-if' Assembly. In keeping within the theme f 'A school pridef, the General Assembly i g induced student participation through ac- A , 753 tivities as a school clean-up and a leader- V' T ' ship camp. X ' fy However, while working together, there , ft sometimes befalls a lack of communica- , ,,,, it fl, A tion between administrators and students. A iiii ,Z Therefore, the General Assembly formed a special committee to solve this problem. This committee, Student Administration, D' composed of members of each class level 4' e if A and faculty representatives, set out to fre bridge the Ugeneration gapf' Bottom row: Brenda Tome, Kathy Kennedy, Zena Kurashige, Stella Lau. Second row: Maude Anderson, Edrian Caberto, Deborah Oda, Cathy Chagami, Sharolyn Uejo. Third row: Rosemary Nielson, Karen Kennedy. Fourth row: Stanley Grahovac, Stacy Higa, Robert Isonaga, Alton Fujisako. Top row: Donald Booth.

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3 25121, . , U5 ,,.L ,,.. me Darlene Fukamizu SUSIII1 T1lkllShi Secretary Assistant Secretary if ,, 5 1 ' r lf t 5' ' N 1 az 1 V' vw , N H A W V ' 5 V 4 , la i in , w , 1' JT , K 4 V, i , Wi A l 5 iill M 4 47 A If ., ' A .c A I 9 A A Q . ? I l Ag ' .112 A 'pw Q , . I V .- ir , L3 1, , -, vs , 1 I Q ff ' ' ' All nh? ,ig ' 'lf ' '-' A V ,IV I ' V -' 1 M :iw Va N . Q' 4 X NA A ' 1, A L VWcX,,,.. Q V , , gl V r fr ef . Q f an V A n 5 ' 4 H r a E , -5 gf I v iiais . ,M , p g yy - i we i 1 f We i , ,aai as 'I 1, 9. W N W W f A Q i ' 1 ' at r 1 1 3 G4 'ff at - i I mai I if .cir G, c i af - f ga Mr. Edwin Nakamoto Advisor tudent Government Under the advisorship of Mr. Edwin Nakamoto, the AHS Student Government strove for better leadership, communi- cations and unity by centering around one basic theme: SCHOOL PRIDE. Many new innovations were cre- ated this year including the Mini-Workstock Festival, an underground newspaper, an evening May Day assembly, as well as the formation of an Alii Ball. The traditional events of dances, pep rallies and the Scholarship Breakfast were also part ofa busy year. President Lynne Kazama in conjunction with the General Assembly worked to perfect the organizational structure of the Student Government by making it an organization not only to plan and coordinate activities, but, also, to serve as a working medium where students could voice their opinions. The Honors and Awards Assembly as well as the Aloha Assembly were held at the end of the school year to close another chapter of the AHS Student Government.

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Every month Aiea High's stu- dent body gathered together for entertainment sponsored by the Program, Assembly and Noon Hour committee. Whether in the form of melodious vibes or the splendor of a royal court reigning over the May Day festivities, the Program, Assembly and Noon Hour committee helped to van- quish worries of school work and made learning more enjoyable for students. However, there would be no court in the customary festivities as Aloha Week or May Day Assem- blies had it not been for the hard working Election Committee. The committee toiled to count and recount the ballots to make sure the true voice of the students was heard. Program, Assembly, SL Noon Hour Committee Bottom row: Valerie lnouye Sharlene Watanabe Second row Nancy Miyasato Mary Aqumaldo Charlene Fukumoto, Pamela Mannki Milton Higa Hope Okamoto Kathleen Hayashi Beverly Shimizu Paula Fullerton Wendy Kuwahara, Gayle Shimizu Marlo Kim Lynnette Kam Top row Edwin Vicente Donna DeMattos JoAnn Takemoto Linda Yoshimura. M'-'