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

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and Langua e of Wzrious Countries i . 4 Bottom row: Guy Uejo, Bruce Kagawa, Mark Nakamura, Joel Sugitaya, Brian Yamane, Alan Fukushima, Roderick Yogi, Charles Fukumoto, Neal Igawa. Second row: Lance Kaneshiro, Alan Chagami, Brian Nakamoto, Michael Nirota, Floyd Kinoshita, Halford Ohtani, Michael Murakami, Bruce Naguwa, Glen Kajiwara, Curtis Matsuzaki, James Vance, Gregg Terry, Nolan Inouye, Bryan Osaki, Kelvin Kohatsu, Duane Toyofuku, Gary Maeda. Third row: Marvi Inoue, Ann Yokomichi, Dawn Kiyabu, Raelene Hamada, Jean Tamashiro, Susan Miyasato, Annette Hirota, Lila Kashiwabara, Sharon Toma, Lee Chung, Linda Igawa, Charlene Shiraki, Lydia Kawachi, Elyse Oshiro, Lori Yoneda, Sandra Hirata, Valerie Asakura, Susan Suzuki, Gayle Kawamura. Fourth row: Cheryl Yamamoto, Kathleen Oka, Eileen Yamada, Mimi Kurokawa, Pam Sumida, Lynn Miyasato, Theresa Tontanilla, Sarah Goto, Charlene Sumida, Cindy Yoza, Joan Tsuda, Jenny Ogomori, Elizabeth Kaya, June Ito, Patti Sanpei, Brenna Hagino. Fifth row: Iris Yokomichi, Willette Ho, June Tom, Selma Iha, Zena Kurashige, Eva Okada, Sheila Yamamoto, Ann Higuchi, Grace Okura, Sue Higuchi, Janie Murato, Marilyn Suzuki, Ann Tanaka, Carey Taniguchi, Melanie Tateishi, Diane Furukawa, Doreen Higuchi, Margaret Miura, Jan Takahashi. Japanese Club All of the club activities were planned with an emphasis upon some phase of the Japanese culture. Picnics with students from other schools, dances, visitations to the various Japanese temples, attendance at Japanese movies were some of the many activities planned by the club. ln addition, the club sponsored several lecture sessions and demonstrations of Japanese martial arts. Service projects such as the Campus Clean Up and assistance at the Cherry Blossom Festival were also included on the busy agenda ot the AHS Japanese Club. The climaxing event of the year was a tea house banquet held at the end ofthe school year. l ii

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International Clubs Probe into Culture 4 French Club i As with many foreign language clul the La Coterie, the French Club, er couraged its members to develop better understanding of the cultu language, and people of France. accomplish this, they planned and ganized all of their activities with the advisor, Mrs. Marjorie Woodrum. Highlight of the year was a gue speaker session with Miss Karen Na sone who studied in France last ye The club also participated in the Ca pus Clean Up Projects, and the Thank giving Canned Goods Drive. Bottom row: Fay Kaitsu, Corinne Sato, Dale Oshita, Faith Okamoto, Ann Miyamoto. Second row: Paula Fullerton, Denise Au, Karen Fujii, Liane Uno, Linda Fontaine, Janet Fontaine, Patty Hodge. Third row: Arthur Hodge, Robert Fransham. Spanish Club Under the advisorship of Mrs. Judy Franklin the Los Companeros was a service-social organization. The pur- pose of the Spanish Club was to promote a better understanding of the Spanish culture by supplementing classroom learning with outside activ- ities. During the Christmas season the club made and sold Christmas cards for their money-making project. Part of their protlts were donated to the Honolulu Advertiser Christmas fund. 3 Bottom row: Cheryl Ho, Kathleen Kane, Sheree Mizunaka, Nancy Miyasato, Joann Fuyumuro Second row: Emma Chai, Stella Lau, Loubella Oania, Gail Shimasaki, Irene Nakagawa, Lynett Kam, Barbara Porlas, Colleen Higa, David Dunlop. Third row: Frederico Lagon, Jame Fukumoto, Carol Oania, Jana Bushong, Kathy Kennedy, Edwin Vincente, Thomas Lee.

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tuden ts Prepare hr Wzrious Prokssions Bottom row: Stanford Choo, Florence Nagaishi, Teresa Lau, Amy Choo, Fay Shiroma, Beverly Chang, Patricia Sato, Sandra Chong, Colleen Higa. Second row: Pamela Utu, Curtis Matsuzaki, Eunice Yamaguchi, Mandy Texeira, Janet Bell, Barbara Porlas, Holly Torres, Diane Kato, Gayle Harada, Denise Au, Usala Mauga, David Dunlop. FH Throughout the year the Future Homemakers of America participated in many of the activities sponsored by the American Cancer Society. They also had fun participating in the Campus Cleanup, going on picnics, overnights, socials, and a few money making projects. In April two delegates were sent to Kauai to represent the Aiea High School Chapter at the State Confer- ence. ln February they had fun get- ting aquainted with the other chapter members at the Island Conference which was held at the Queen Kapio- lani Hotel. A banquet held at the end of the year highlighted a most joyful and exciting year for the FHA. Future Homemakers Future Teachers of America Exploring and learning more about future careers in the teaching profession was the ideal purpose of the organization called Future Teachers of America. Some of the many activities were the annual state-wide convention on the island of Hawaii, the Oahu Convention at Kamehameha High School, and visita- tion to the University of Hawaii and Leeward Community College. Various workshops on teaching with guest speak- ers, actual classroom experiences as teachers' aides, and serving as tutors at Alvah A. Scott Elementary School were other activities which involved the FTA. All of these proved to be most rewarding and enjoyabler of America ' 17 Bottom row: Michael Resquer, Francine Wandasan, Pamela Unabia, Cynthia Chun. Second row: Geri Lagapa, Terry Perreira, Leatrice Shiroma, Terry Poentis. Top row: Donna DeMattos, Hope Okamoto.