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

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T U I, I 'O e ' ,ni Ol 5-- vu-2 'fT'i vf is 0,09 Front row: June Mendiola, Merlene Jeppsen, Dave Alma- dova, Mae Kunishige. Back row: Libbie Kaio, Lucy Burke, Donnette Machado, Cecilia Adolpho, Professor Price, Ai- leen Bobo, Theresa Kalama, Pualani Kanakaole. u 1.x- WK - ' 1 lk ff.. Senorita Mayo, center, presi- ', i ' dent of the Spanish Club with 1 J ' ' ' ' L- ' S s Libbie and June, secre- fi ' ' ,. -, I I phi im L tl 0 Q A .' tary and vice-president. fill: El Circulo Espanol was organized to promote a clearer and more enjoyable understanding among people and to familiarize Spanish students with the cus- t0l'T'15, culture, literature, and art of Spain and Spanish America. An assembly presented to the student body by this organization proved both interesting and educational, while Spanish food, games, music, and movies were just some of the activities that the members enjoyed. Elizabeth Price, professor of Spanish, was the faculty advisor. 9? ' :rams ' ' ' 4' I 'M 1-.34 0 -, - 'n.k I I ? . I ff' Y . I Qi.

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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?

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