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

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Eleanor Kaloi was Editor-in- Chief. Her keen understanding and capable leadership contri- buted to the initiation of proce- dures fora successful Ke Ala- ka'i. ' . Mae Kunishige, Assistant Edi- f-A X 'pg tor, worked efficiently to meet W last-minute deadlines. Kc Alzikzfi Staff Hit that deadline, became the watch-cry of the staffmembers of Ke Alaka'i, CCH student newspaper. Under the watchful eye of Eleanor Kaloi, editor, and Professor Jerry Loveland, faculty advisor, the staffhunted down stories, wrote them up, made up headlines, planned, cut, andpasted until the paper took shape and was sent to the printers. In the issues of the paper the staff covered assemblies, socials, special activities, sports, and general news concerning the school. Student person- alities and new faculty members were featured inthe paper so that the student body could better get acquainted with them.

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Y P. i Talented A 116 e n Bobo, choir organist. in , 01 lx ,I-. F' . -- -L 'AE' v. ' W- J lotte DRB. Odetta Kuala?-11. Betty L011 Ching, Choir officers: Elaine Makaio, preaidentg Harry condrow: Elaine Makaio, Judith Ching, Roselani Murray' Vice,p,.e5idem5 Theresa Kdlamd' 5,.,.,,., tang, Seibel Kajiwara. Clara Loo. Masae Saka' taryg Gail Pratt and Pualani K.inak.iole. Sophomore ne Moikeha, Janeen Brown. Norman Faldmo. representatives, Carl Sorensen and l-Ilizabeth Suki, :rna Kay Kalanui. Top: Bernadine Sam Fong, Freshman rgpr-eg,-ngagiyt-5. tgo Pago Afualo, Wilbert Tai Hook, Isabello Pa- xi Q 1+ 1 1 . Under the direction of Professor Joseph Spurrier, the College Choir has worked hard this year to furnish the students niusitntl enjoynient .intl provide entertainment for others. They have learned .t repertoire ot songs that intrludos sacred, semi-classical, popular, and novelty numbers. The Choir this year presented .tsseliiblies to ls1t'Kinlev. l .trrington, Kailua. Iolani, Leilehua, Watialun, and Kzihuku High Schools. lliex' provitieti the must-' for the Oahu Stake Cotifert-nee in Noveniber .ind the Honolulu Stake' Contt-rent e in February. Other speeinl perforni.ineees of the Choir intlnth- .t Chu:-tin.n+ pl'OgI'?lITi in Lilic and tt! ilu' Honolulu 'l'.lbl'!'ll.ll'lt', .t r-pet ml protgixtni pint-senivti to visiting island teachers on Counselors' Dny, .ind .i Spring Concert. X

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Bruce Meyers, photographer, captured many intere sting sport activities which appeared. Laura Lee Pratt, Feature Edi- tor, incorporated the human interest which added ze st to each issue. Marilyn Yarnasaki, Sports Edi- tor, unassuming yet persist- ently interested inthe physical activity of CCH. Carolyn McDougall, Front Page Editor, formulated novel ideas to attract the many readers of Ke A1aka'i. 1 Lori-nc Lulu, Ffdmturml Pagi- Edxtor, vuim-d tht- st-ntniu-nts of studvnts c'om'4-x'ning srlmul and soma-ty. -