Brigham Young University - Na Hoa Pono Yearbook (Laie, HI)

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Camera Club seated Carolyn McDougall Ruth Okawa Merlene Jeppsen Amy Fuchigami Standing Bruce Me- yers Eleanor Kaloi Jeanette Kochi Elaine Tsuneda Donald Manoa M +45 42 y,-' 6 cr it -m1 'n 1-'im--1 1- 'm1 '1 111 mmm 2' lill 'ov 90 J P :mera Club officers: Amy Fuchigami, secretary, Donald . Manoa, presidentg Arnold Boe, vice-president, Carolyn cDougall, treasurer A. lm. Members of the school, with Dr. Glen Moore as advisor, and community pooled their knowledge and interest in photography to form the Camera Club. While many fields of photography were explored, special emphasis was placed on developing and printing. For this reason a temporary lab was set up in the biology laboratory. As an added interest to the student body the club displayed a weekly photo- graphy exhibit of the passing week's CCH activities. The club also proved to be particularly helpful to the Na Hoa Pono, making it possible to get some of the photography work done on campus. 28

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, K f. f 'U Servettes, seated: Carolyn McDougall, Cleo Ann Fanene, Verna Mae iHo, Janeen Brown, Gail Pratt, Judy Ching. Kneeling: Anna Joy V Smith, Maizie Chun, Betty Lou Ching, Merlene Jeppsen, Jeanette Ko- L chi. Standing: Roselani Akiona, Margaret Campbell, Rowena Mit- fl ltchell, Elaine Tsuneda, Cecilia Adolpho, Mona Jean Rose, Susan A. if Chang, Charlene Moikeha. 'I' X I 1 , rv s l a A Ii ' 1 . 4 1 ' Servettes officers: Charlotte Dias, presidentg Emilie 1 ti Kaimi, vice-presidentg Odetta Kualaau, secretary, Ruth Okawa, treasurer. fl- . F 54, . Y. ip it - tj - -al' 5 1 ' fmt: zf'ew: ft t i CCH women organized the Servettes in the second quarter of this year to help foster service and school spirit in the college. In order that the club be as active j as possible, the girls set up a standard for application for membership so that the 1 group would be able to function efficiently. Patterned after women's service clubs from larger institutions, the Servettes got into full swing by choosing officers and inaugurating a Singing Valentine project where records were dedicated to students and faculty. Other projects included welcoming third quarter new students .ind sponsoring a jam session. , -'ir - M153 ifmg

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Arthur Enos, Mildred Ah Hee, Primrose Nahoolewa, Wahineaea Ma- kahi, Gerald Ching, Julina Lung, Advisor Woodruff Decm. Front: Maizie Chun. Chinese Club officers: Gerald Ching, presidentg ' Ma i zie Chun, secretaryg Wahineaea Makahi, vice-president. I .N 1 5 it fi P ' Q ,Il 4,3 ' , , United for the purpose of learning and enjoying together the culture .ind language of the Chinese, is the Chinese Club ot' CCH. Singing Chinese songs, writing their characters, and discussions of China-so history .ire just .i tk-w ot the interesting subjectsthat bind together these enthusiastic Chin:-sv l.xngn.igv students. 1?