Campbell High School - Saber Yearbook (Ewa Beach, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

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M. Okano, D. D. S. $3ch J . 44 $x 6L4; MUL ,OL LAJOVKCUV 9 VC $2,qu A; UJGM 4-sz wh - ',wC 11 Am +1an Qwu Mwmyd i Q hwucbv p acXE KS Kris m Eclfvrx . v 152 151 150 Variety Show Campbell High School's second annual Variety Show went on stage for three performances on March 11, 12, and 13. Master of Ceremony honors were shared by Reginald Quiocho and Richard Moore. Under the direction of Mr. David Theme and Miss 10 Ann Knox, fifty Campbellites danced, sang, and played their way a'cross the stage in front of a stand- ing-room only audience. Debate An opponent receives the critical attention of Campbell's first team. Under the supervision of Miss Knox, the newly formed Debate Team participated in tournaments, scrimmages, and the State Championships. Blue ribbons were awarded to Marianne Egeland and Lucile Nakamura for their performance in their first formal debate at the Kamehameha School for Boys in November. Julie Mondor sets the aggres- sive tone of an interesting debate. Student Court The first session of the Student Court of James Campbell High School was called to order by Chief Justice Lucile Nakamura on February 2, 1965. With the assistance of Associate Justices Thomas Ishimitsu and Paul Ishimitsu representing the Junior Class, and Julia Seeley and David Hargis representing the Senior Class, the court set out to enforce the student conduct code. Arthur Wong faces the stern matron of justice. I47 J unior-Senior Prom Eighty couples attended the second annual Junior- Senior Prom on March 6, 1965. Under the direction of their advisers, Mrs. Janet Ogawa and Miss Loretta Lee, the Ala Moana Banquet Hall was beautifully decorated by a committee of hard-work- ing Juniors. The couples danced to the music of the McKinley High School Starliters and thoroughly enjoyed the formal surroundings. The evening was climaxed by the crowning of Miss Geraldine Apost- adiro and Mr. Milton Murata as Prom Queen and King. 145 THE EMBERS ...... JUNIOR AND SENIOR CANTEENS Jim Worley and Sherrie Lee WINNERS OF DANCE CONTEST Joan Linendoll and Guy Kamaka LEANING TOWER OF PISA The Court Dance led by the King and Queen. 143 hanted Evening WOZCDU HCDU'IHZOO Winners of the dance contest, Leona Kaalouahi and Vernon Kilborn, pose with the King and Queen. David Brown, Master of Ceremonies. Reggie Quiocho in a scene from Mr. Scrooge with Dwight Fowler and Bonnie Moore. ll rama Dept. Presentg Mr. Scrooge99 CAST Mr. Scrooge ............. Reggie Quiocho Mr. Cratchit .............. David Lopes Mrs. Cratchit ............... Pat Kester Mrs. Dilber ........... Cindy Churchwell lst ghost ................. Mark Kohls 2nd ghost ........ . ..... Bernie Shepard 3rd ghost ................ Bonnie Moore Marley '5 Ghost ............. David Lopes Fezziwig .............. Joseph Panoncial Undertaker .............. Ronnie Marcos Pep Assembly. Representatives from the Armed Services talk to Senior boys, Assemblies Church College presents The Wonderful World of Music . g mtg Yea for the water boys! These group therapy classes are murder! ! l l !! Saber Spirit Boy, am I sorry I signed up for this class! I got mine at Liberty House too! 1 ! I ! ! During their assembly, the Senior Class was host to KPOI disc jocky Steve Nicolet who presented the School of the Week Trophy t0 Campbell. In the office . . In the library . . . As teachers' aides . . Serving Our School . . . Behind the scenes in the office, library, cafeteria, and in the classrooms are the hard-working school service volunteers. These monitors lend the assistance necessary to keep the school functioning smoothly day after day. At lunch . . . 137 Saber spirit did not go unnoticed, even during Aloha Week when the cafeterium was decorated in the spirit of Aloha. Tahitian dancing was part of the entertainment at the Aloha Assembly. Gay ml'nmuus and aloha shirts were seen all over campus during Aloha Week this year. The halls were decorated by a committee under Mr. Thorne. An assembly was held and entertainment was provided by students and teachers. Various contests were held through the week and prizes were given at the assembly.Campbe11 students set a good example of Aloha spirit and this was a week Campbell will long remember. i Miss Knox won first prize for the teacher with Even our busy teachers relaxed . . . the most Aloha spirit. 136 I l i Senior Kalua pig, poi, lomi 10mi, haupia, lau lau, coconut, and pineapple were all on the menu at the Senior Class Luau, which was held at the Queen's Surf on January 23. Entertainment was provided by a group from the hotel and by Campbell students. This was an occasion the seniors of '65 will long remember. 135 Cutest Couple Cynthia Calotis and Danny Black Most Athletic Bobbi Wilson and Michael Leahey gazzimgtis mm? 592x181 y 90042 ex; , ' Best Surfer . Sharon Coffelt and Nelson Kang Most Popular Michael Marsh and Mary Oxley Biggest Flirt James Cavin and Joan Linendoll Friendliest Roland Gambol and Tharcella Panoncial 133 Senior Hall of F ame Most Likely to Succeed Marianne Egeland and Jeff Young WW 9 ,3? Most Intelligent Wand i David Hargis 132 The Reward . . . The Suspense . . . I31 081 'axooxg ueeuog pm? oueSsqu puoumea 'SQAIJBIUQSQIdeH elomoqdos 'Amqpelg 11991103 pm; uosmq $191 'SeAIlElUSSQIdQH uemqselg 'of euuuog pue AEHSUV A1119 :SeAllBIUQSGIdQH Iomnf dn-SJOHIIIIH sqdumg SSIW pun 'JW Activities 8c Lag? WW mgga y$ gg$$ Abe. Florence 19,21,26,35,37,102,103 Abrigana, Thomas 103 Ackley, Diam 103 Ah Sam, Michael 103 Amorin, Bartolome 103 Anastacio, Elizabeih 103 Anguay. Christopher 103 Apio, Alvema 103 Apostadiro, Teresa 38, 103, 109 Amki, Alan 103 Arhelger, Dom 104 Arhelgcr. Leslie 104 Arthur, Lynda 20,21,135, 102,104 Atchison, Noni 26, 104 Bzvang. Rodney 105 Babila. Elizabeth 33, 105 Bardems. Lawrence 105 Bateman. Marcia 105 Biscaino, Jerome 22, 39, 104 131501, Richard 104 Black, Danny 134 Bogac, Judith 33, 105 Bolosan, Fidela 105 Boone, William 104 Burris, Chris 104 BmokL Teny 104 Bucao, Cynthia 104 Bucao, Leatrice 33, 105 Burgess. Karen 19, 20, 105 Burton, Danny 105 Byers, Sharon 105 Cache, Lillian 23, 29, 31, 43, 106 Caloris, Cynthia 38,42,102,106,134 Carpenter, Gerry 106 Carson, Betty 106 Casavan, Claus 106 Castillo, Julim 29, 100 Cavin, James 107, 133 Ciano, Sheila 107 Coffelt. Sharon 106, 134 Colipano, Norma 106 Collier, John 28,46, 50, 00, 61, 107 Creagh, Karen 107 Cracker, Richard 106 Curtis, William 106 Dean, Larry 107 DeBusk, James 22, 102, 107 Domingo. Louis 28, 50 Doroha, Francine 33, 107 Ebato, Terry 28, 49. 107 Egeland, Marianne 17, 26, 102, 107, 132 Elisala. Unai 31, 107 Faircloth, Barbara 108 Fautt, Barbara 108 Fernandez, Albert 108 Fitzpatrick, Robert 58, 108 Fornes, John 20, 28,44,47, 109 Forrest. Ralph 109 Fowler, Dwight 109, 141 Fujita, Lyuemc 21,22,23,35,37,102,109 Fujita, Peggy Ann 18, 21, 32, 35, 37, 102, 108 Fulcher, Anne 108 Galase, Milton 28, 47, 108 Gambol, Barbara 38, 109 Gambol, Roland 28,50,109,133 Garcia, Diane 109 Ginoza. Judy 18,20,35, 108 Gionson, Anthony 28,40 Gleadle, Noni 108 Graves, Roberta 20,21, 109 Hampton, Bubam 109 Ilargis, David 22, 109, 132 Harmon, Michael 110 Heimcl, Bernadette 110 Helenihi. Liberty 110 Henell, Leonard 28.48, 110 Hervey. Sharon 111 Heyl, Robyn 23, 111 Higa, Robert 39,418, 111 Hiwa, Irene 26,35,102,111 Holland, Patricia 110 Horiuchi, Miles 39, 110 lereneo, Lusia 31 Ilamoto, Wayne 19, 20,28,110, 111 Jenkins, Tony 0'0 Jordan, Earl 111 Kaalouuhi, Leona 29.38.110,144 Kagawn, Harriet 20, 26, 102. 110 Kninoa. James 2S,47,48,49,60,110 Kaleiwnhea, Antoinette 110 Kulilimoku, Mitchell 29, 111 Kamikawa, Edwin 21, 23, 39, 111 Kaneshiro, Wallace 111 Kung, Nelson 28,48,111,134 Kawakami, Jeanne 35, 112 Kelly, Glen 112 Kepano, Alice 112 Kester. Daniel 112 Kilbom, Vernon 112, 144 Kingsley, Douglas 49, 112 Knight, Patricia 26, 113 chima, Jocelyn 20, 20', 102, 113 Kushima, Colleen 26, 112 Kushimn, Theodora 112 Lasiter, Donald 118 Lastimndo, Robert 28,49,50,113 Lay. Constance 23 Leahey, Charles 28,413.60, 112 Leahey, Michael 28,44, 40, 50, 51, 00, 112, 134 Lee, Sherrie 29, :31, 37, 113, 143 Leso, Lee 113 Lctzkus, Lawrence 113 Linendoll, 10m 113, 133, 143 Liuleton, Jo Ann 29, 37, 113 Looney, Carl 58, 102, 113 Manlly, Michael 22. 114 McVay, Terry 114 Maglangit, Daniel 28, 50, 114 Manloloyo, John 115 Maria, Franklin 115 Maria, Ronald 28, 50, 114 Marsh, Michael 20, 22, 54, 102, 114, 133 Marshall, Peggy 114 Medeiros, Norman 114 Mercado, Benjamin 28, 49 Miles, Carole 115 Millare, Benny 28,50,51, 115 Miyalmra. Carmen 114 Mondor, Julie 114 Monson, Robert 17, 20, 114 Moore, Bonnie 114, 141 Morgan, David 115 Mori, Evelyn 115 Murals. Charlene 29, 115 Nakamura, Lucile 18,20,22,26,35, 102,115,132 Narciso, Dorothy 29, 37, 42, 102, 116 Narusawa, Glenn 28, 50, 60, 116 Neves, Edlynn 116 Olingy, Linda 116 Onitsuka, Earl 39, 117 Omellas, John 117 Oxley. Mary 18, 29, 37, 117, 13? Padayao, Jaoquin 117 Pangan, Roger 116 Panoke, Elroy 28, 47, 110 Panoncial, Joseph 117 Panoncipl, Tharcella 38, 117,133 Pantasrico, Frances 43, 116 Pantastico, Morris 28, 50, 116 P.Inmhan, Kathleen 33, 116 Parrou. Penelope 110 Pauline, Geraldine 33, 117 Plenert, Gordon 117 Powers, Pamcla 117 Pruse, Franklin 117 Pugh, Janice 118 Querubin, Esperanza 33, 118 Quimul, Alletha 33, 118 Quiocho, Reginald 18,102,118,128.141 Ramos, Benjamin 118 Rawlins, Joe 19, 20, 21, 102, 118 Relacion, Beuy 119 Respicio, Lawrence 119 Rimm, Kip 20, 102 Rodrigues. Carol 118 Sakai, David 20, 39, 102, 119 Sakai, Lynnette 119 Sambrano, Rogelio 118 Sapp, Claudia 118 Scott, Ray 28, 54, 119 Seeley, Julia 102, 119 Shepard, Bernard 21, 50, 119 Shindelbower, Dan 28, 54, 119 Shroads, James 39, 119 Sierens, Vicki 119 Silva, William 120 Simpliciano, Frederico 120 Souza, Frances 120 Street, Charles 120 Sugai. Sandra 21, 22. 29, 35, 37, 121 Sunahara, Edward 39, 121 Svane, Hans 121 Tacadcna, Erlinda 121 Tanaka, Richard 120 Tetsutani, Jeanette 21, 22, 35, 37, 102, 120 Thibedeau, Richard 120 Tome, Linda 21,35,37, 121 Vaa, Cathy 19, 102, 121 Vegas, Josephine 121 Victorino, Louis 28,45,47 Wachzcr, Leslie 21,23,102.120 Wiggs, Patricia 120 Wilson, Barbara 120, 134 Wilson, Doug 54, 121 Winn, Roxy 22, 121 Wong, Arthur 121 Yamasaki, Gail 20, 26, 122 YaIa, Clifford 21, 39, 122 Yoro, Flora 122 Yoshimura, Nathan 122 Young, Jeffery 54, 122, 132 Zirzow, Greg 122 123 Gail Yamasaki Y-Teens 1 Science Club 3 Better English 2 Handbook 3 Commencement and Diploma 3 Clifford Yara Nathan Yoshimura Student Body Flora Yoro Student Council 1 Senior Banquet 3 Junior From 2 Publicity 3 Commencement W ' Ball 3 ! v . ML Trends 3 1 WM I Danny Black Sandie Campbell James Cumbie Louis Cuyno Louis Domingo Ellis Griffin Lusia Iereneo Tony Jenkins Clemet Kamelamela Constance Lay Marian Martinez Romeo Mendoza Benj amin Mercado 122 Jeff Young Swim Team 3 Greg Zirzow Student Body CAMERA SHY Carolyn Montira Fred Nevrincean Marilyn Nolan Joseph Orndorff Darlene Randall John Rogers Susan Rowe Ronald Takamoto Craig Taloma Theodore Tom Jerry Tubbs Louis Victorino Jose Yacapin d i v w w i Sandral Sugai Edward Sunahara Hans Svane Erlinda Tacadena 1 The Saber, Editor 3 Trends 3 Student Body Hmrm. Treas. 3 1 Class Paper 1,2,3 Commencement Y-Teens 2 E Commencement Ball 3 Commencement 3 Ball 8 Class Gift 3 Publicity 2, 3 May Day Comm. 3 Linda Tome Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Commencement Ball 3 Publicity 3 Mercelles 3 Elections 1, 2, 3 Cathy Vaa Hmrm3 V. Pres. 2 Hmrm. Pres. 3 Voc. Guid Chrmn. 3 The Saber 2 Class Paper 1, 2, 3 I'osephine Vegas Junior Prom 2 Doug Wilson Swim Team 2, 3 Lettermen's 3 Roxy Winn The Saber 3 Arthur Wong Class Councii 8 121 William Silva Student Body Richard Tanaka Student Body Jeanette Tetsutani The Saber 2, 3 Class Paper 1, Editor 2 Commencement Ball 8 Publicity 2, 3 Honors and Awards 1, 2 Richard Thibedeau Plattsburgh, New York Commencement 3 Senior Privileges 3 Leslie Wachter Class Secretary 1 Programs and Assemblies 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Class Paper Editor 3 Student Council Conf. Del. 1,2,3 Pat Wiggs Swim Team 1, 2 Barbara Wilson Y. F. C Club 3 120 Frederico Simpliciano Frances Souza Charles Street Student Body Madras 3 Student Body Christmas Play 3 Campus Patrol 1, 2, 3 Variety Show 3 3 Bernard Shepard Basketball 2, 3 Lettermen's 3 Betty Relacion Lawrence Respicio Senior Banquet 3 Track 1, 3 Variety Show 3 Pep Club 2 Christmas Play 3 CPO 2,3 Coin Club 2 Dan Shindelbower Swim Team 2, 3 Football 2 Lettermen's 3 James Shroads Junior From 2 Vicki Sierens Student Body David Sakai Lynnette Sakai Class Council 1,8 Penants 1 Class Treasurer 2 Julia Seeley Honor Roll 2 Class Secretary 2 Class Paper 1, 2, 3 Science Seminar Candidate 2 Ray Scott 1 Swim Team 1,2,3 Na Leo 0 K6 Kai 1 Letterman's 8 1 19 118 Jan Pugh Senior Banquet 3 Esperanza Querubin Madras 3 Alletha Quintal Hmrrn. Secretary 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1 Madras 3 Reginald Quiocho Class Treasurer 1 Student Coluncil Treas. 2 Class V. Pres. 3 School Service Chrmn. 2 Christmas Play 3 Benjamin Ramos Student Body Kip Rimm Class Council 3 Science Club 3 Rogelio Sambrano Student Body Joe Rawlins Class Council 2, 3 i Student Council 2, 3 Band 3 Carol Rodrigues Sr. Class Week 3 Sr. Banquet 3 Claudia Sapp Student Body 3 Earl Onitsuka John Ornellas Mary Oxley Jaoquin Padayao : Hmrm. Pres. 2 Variety Show 2, 3 Parliamentarian 1 Student Body 3 Trends 3 Songleader 2 Publicity 2 Commencement Commencement 3 Ball 3 Pep Chrmn. 3 Student Gov't. Rep. 1, 2, 3 Football 2 Cheerleader 1, 2 Variety Show 2, 3 Class Council 1,2 Christmas Play 3 Variety Show 2, 3 Christmas Play 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Geraldine Paulino Gordon Plenert Pamela Powers Franklin Pruse Madras 3 Student body Student Body Student Body Pep Club 1 Joseph Panoncial Tharcella Panoncial 116 Dorothy Narciso Glenn Narusawa Edlynn Neves Linda Olingy Cheerleader 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Variety Show 2,3 Band 3 Class Council 1, 3 Baseball 2, 3 Banquet Chrmn. 3 Pep Chairman 3 Letterman's 3 Valentine Court 1 Commencement CPO 1,2. 3 Drama Club 3 Ball 3 CPO 1, 2,3 Christmas Play 3 Roger Pangan Elroy Panoke Student Body Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1 Letterman's 3 CPO 1, 2, 3 Frances Fantastico Morris Pantastico Kathleen Panrohan Penelope Parrott Songleader 2, 3 Football 1, 2 Madras 3 Christmas Play 3 Pep Club 2 Basketball 1,2,3 Pep Club 1 Drama Club 3 Class Week 3 Banquet 3 Letterman's 3 May Day 2 John Manloloyo Baseball 1, 2 Ronald Marcos Student Body Franklin Maria Student Body Norman Medeiros Football 2 Track 2 Carole Miles Hmrm. Sec. 2 Newspaper 2 Benny Millare Basketball 1, 2,3 Football 1, 2 Letterman's 3 David Morgan Evelyn Mori Charlene Murata Lucile Nakamura Waianae High Pep Club 2 Pep Club 1,2, 8 Class Pres. 1, 2 .- k 992xk2k01ji , LB Newswriting 2 Grad. Comm. W2; X65 ,2 Chrmn. 3 Q15; X K .291: U Swim Team Mgr. 1,221,222 . Debate 3 2 2 M W ., 2M Chief Justice 3 7 2 x L Michael McNally Science Club 3 Class Paper 8 The Saber 3 Terry McVay Student Body Danny Maglangit , Basketball 1, 2,3 3 ' ,n , X $ $ Lettermen's 3 9V 1F, CPO 1 x , A J .1 Ronald Maria r' A ,x Football 1 XML: Basketball 1, 2,3 Letterman's 3 Michael Marsh Campus Beautification Chrmn, 3 The Saber 3 Band 3 YFC 3 Alexandria, Virginia Peggy Marshall Drama Club 8 The Saber 2 Night of Plays 3 Carmen Miyahara Julie Mondor Brent Monson Bonnie Moore Commencement Debate 3 Football 1 Night of Plays 2 Comm. 3 Student Council Drama Club 3 Y-Teens 2 Treas. 3 Christmas Play 3 Science Club 3 Patricia Knight Mascoutah, Illinois Science Club 3 Hmrm. Treas. 2 Science Club 3 Don Lasiter Class Paper 3 Sherrie Lee Valentine Court 1 Mercelles 3 Pep Club 2, 3 May Day Queen 1 Prom Court 2 Jocelyn Kojima Science Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2 Class Council 1, 3 PAAC 3 Y-Teens 1 Robert Lastimado Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Letterman's 3 Lee Leso Memphis, Tenn. Lawrence J. Letzkus Santa Clara, Cali- fornia Joan Linendoll Hmrm. Rep. 1 Drama Club 3 JoAnn Littleton Valentine Court May Day Court Pep Club Mercelles Carl Looney Golf Team 3 Class Pres. 3 DD D, W Jeanne Kawakami Student Body Glen Kelly Milton, Florida Vernon Kilborn Douglas Kingsley Student Body Football 2,3 Letterman's 3 Colleen Kushima . Track 1 Selence Club 1,2,3 CPO 1,2 PAAC 3 Hmrm. Sec. 3 Theodora Kushima Money-making, Class Week 3 Alice Kepano Chrmn. 1 Banquet 3 Pep Club 2,3 FNA 3 CPO 2, 3 GAA 2, 3 Danny Kester Swim Team 3 Talent Show 3 Tennis Team 3 ' Charles Leahey Michael Leahey Football 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Letterman's 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Lettermen 's 3 Sharyn Hervey Robyn Heyl Robert Higa Irene Hiwa Student Body Drama Club 1,2. 3 Track 2 Y-Teen 2,3 1 Hmrm. Sec. 1, 2. 3 Football 3 Science Club 3 l C 3 1 C 11 Class Week 3 PAAC 3 , Cb 1 1V fjust. Edi. Slews- Class Council 3 ' 1 CC C'C' C aerC'UC 1 J; N l 1 P P 1 y CuC'd 1 111 ,VX Ix; U, v? 1 Wayne Itamoto I Baseba111,2,3 1 17 Lettermen's 3 V Honors Awards 1 Chrmn. 2 11 Better English 3 Honors 85 Awards Comm. 3 , 1,1. Earl Jordan Student Body 1 1'10 LW 65$ WKQ. 5; VGZQM31 11 Qyjmmg Viki? mil qu'vi, gmxxyL KMwy , 1N . c A 3:033qu wwf'x wgvvmlzo K VQXLKCA W CSUVVRLK? CE W a ' W; h. Mitchell Kalilimoku Edwin Kamikawa Wallace Kaneshiro Nelson Kan 3b A. . .. 72; Basketball 1 Class Council 2 Student Body 1 Student Body Pres; 1 17m W131 3.33, ;3 I y Pep Club 2, 3 Class Week Chrmn. 2 Letterman's 3 ' Class Gift Chrmn. 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Trends 3 Class Council 2 Na Leo O Ke Kai 3 Track 1, 2 15px;: D'thhdx 131135; 111 HO Michael Harmon Christmas Concert 8 Class Week 3 Band 3 Leona Kaalouahi Madras 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 GAA 1 Class Party Comm. 3 Bernadette Heitner Liberty Helenihi Student Body Pat Holland Chorus 2 Pep Club 2 Harriet Kagawa 121 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Science Club 2, 3 Y-Teens 1 Class Council 3 PAAC 3 Class V. Pres. 2 Miles Horiuchi Student Body mes Kainoa Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1,2, 3 Letterman's 3 Track 3 Leonard Henell Football 2, 3 Track 2 Letterman's 3 POM: '1' Antoinette Kaleiwahea CPO 2, 3 Madras 3 .... I John Fornes Ralph Forrest Dwight Fowler Lynette Fujita Football 2, 3 Student Body Christmas Play 3 Publicity Chrmn. Swim Team 2,3 2, 3 Letterman's 3 Commencement Ball 3 Y-Teens 1,2, 3 Mercelles 3 Barbara Gambol Hmrm. Sec. 3 GAA 2 Roland Gambol Letterman's 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 2 Hmrm. Vs Press 3 Class Gift 3 Diane Garcia Student Body Roberta Graves Programs and Assemblies Christmas Play 3 Bake Sale 3 Barbara Hampton Jacksonville, N. C, Class Week 3 Business Club 2 3 David Hargis -, Trenton, Michigan 5; Science Club 3 Student Gov't. Judge 3 National Merit Semifinalist 3 Class Paper 3 Barbara Faircloth Barbara Fautt FHA l Prom Comm. 2 Pep Club 2 Peggy Ann Fujita Class Council 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2 Y-Teens 1, 3 FHA 2,3 Mercelles 3 Ann Fulcher Student Body Milton Galase Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 CPO 1, 2,3 Letterman's 3 Senior Banquet 3 Judy Ginoza Judicial Chrmn. 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Class Song 3 Elections 1, 2 Cap 8L Gown 3 Anthony Gionson Football 1, 2, 3 Jr. Prom Court 2 Track 2 CPO l, 2 Noni Gleadle Student Body 108 Albert Fernandez Student Body Robert Fitzpatrick Science Club 2 Bake Sale 3 Programs 8; Assem- blies 3 Golf Team 3 James Cavin Debate 3 John Collier Letterman's 3 Football 2, 3 Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball, Mgr. 1,2,3 Larry Dean Student Body Sheila Ciano Student Body Karen Creagh Drama Club 3 Class Week 3 Bake Sale 3 Class Council 3 Na Leo 0 K6 Kai 2 James DeBusk Class Council 3 Bake Sale 3 Francine Doroha Student Body Terry Ebato Football 2, 3 Letterman's 3 Marianne Egeland Student Council Pres. 3 Science Club 3 Class Council 3 Debate Team 3 Program 8; Assem- blieg Chrmn. 2 ! Unai Elisala Pep Club 2 Bake Sale 3 Banquet 3 Les Stenographees 3 bdwrc 4 107, Lillian Cacho Songleader 3 Les Stenographees 3 Banqiist 3 Claus Casavan Iulita Castillo ,01 Na L90 0 K6 19312.3 Drama Club 3 Pep Club 2,3 V ,LV' Cynthia Calotis Cheerleader 1,2, 3 Y-Teen l Hmrm. Officer 1,2 Class Treasurer 3 Exclusive Seven 3 Gerry Carpenter Student Body Betty Carson - Student Body Sharon Coffelt Norma Colipano Student Body Student Body Richard Crocker William Curtis Debate 3 Student Body 106 Rodney Baang Elizabeth Babila Lawrence Bardenas Marcia Bateman Student Body Chorus 2 Student Body GAA 1, 2 Madras 3 Art Club 1 CPO 3 May Day Comm. 2 Madras 8 Chorus 2, 3 Fidela Bolosan Student Body I I l Leatrice Bucao Karen Burgess Danny Burton Sharon Byers May Day Comm. 2 Student Council 3 Student Body CPO 1,2,3 Madras 3 Science Club 2 Hmrmz Treas. 3 Hmrm. Sec. 2 105 104 Dora Arhelger Chorus 2,3 Jr. Prom Court 2 William Boone Student Body Leslie Arhelger Lynda Arthur Noni Atchison Student Body Class Council 8 Science Club 3 Student Council 3 Y-Teens 3 Science Club 2 Hmrm. Pres. 3 Jerome Biscaino Track 1 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1 Trends 3 Variety Show 2, 3 Richard Bisol Football 2 Baseball 2 Chris Borris Terry Brooks Cynthia Bucao Swim Team 2 Football 2 Les Stenographees 3 CPO 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Chorus 2 Florence Abe Publicity 3 Elections 1, 2, 3 Mercelles 3 Y-Teens 1,2, 3 Commencement ; Ball 3 Thomas Abrigana Student Body Diana Ackley Student Body Michael Ah Sam Football 2 Bartolome Amorin Basketball 1 Elizabeth Anastasio Student Body Christopher Anguay Alvema Apio Teresa Apostadiro Alan Araki Student Body May Day 2 Hmrm. Officer 1, CPO 1 ; CPO 2 2, 8 ? Pep Club 2 Prom Queen 2 Madras 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 3 Y-Teens 1 Exclusive Seven 3 103 President 94th Vice President Secretary ooney LU Lb Reginald Quiocho Peggy Fujita Q 3 Senior Class Council The Senior Class Council led Campbell's first grad- uating class in a number of projects to promote class unity and make each student feel he was a pioneer in setting the precedents for future seniors. The council worked to establish a rich and meaningful schedule. A get-acquainted canteen was held for all seniors. Their first money-making project, the Senior Bake Sale, was held in November. This proved to be a success and re- ceived the full support of the class. In January, the Senior Class held a luau at the Queen's Surf. The Com- mencement Ball in June was a glittering formal affair-- a stylish end to a memorable year. Formal graduation exercises were planned and exe- cuted under the direction of the Council and brought the high school careers of Campbell's 222 seniors to an official close. Treasurer Cynthia Calotis Advisor Miss Jane Izuno Left to Right: James DeBusk, Carl Looney, Reginald Quiocho, Jeanette Tetsutani, Lynette Fujita, Cathy Vaa, Julia Seeley, Marianne Egeland, Jocelyn Kojima, Harriet Kagawa, Joe Rawlins, David Sakai, Mike Marsh, Florence Abe, Irene Hiwa, Lucile Nakamura, Kip Rimm, Leslie Wachter, Lynda Arthur, Dorothy Narciso, Cynthia Calotis. Underclassmen Candids Wheaten, Gale Wheeler, Robert Wilson, Sharron Withall, Kay Wright, Edward Rodney Ynigues, Alan Ziegler, Nancy Takemoto, Lynn Takiguchi, Judy Tanaka, George Tanaka, Glen Tanaka, Paulette Thiele, Patrick Tiller, Cecil Toro, Sylvia Uyeno, Russell Vanderbeck, John Villanueva, Josephine Vincent, Thomas Warren, Bonnie Watanabe, Lorraine Welch, Betty Shanklin, Jack Shibuya, Dana Shinogi, Susan Silva. Horacio Silva, Janice Sims, Angie Smith, Emily Smith, Greg Souza, Dennis Stalker, Sharon Stanley, Dan Strube, Jim Suh, Carol Sweeney, Florence Tacadena, Rosemary 97 Plenert, Roger Potter, Gary Pratt, Jim Quinlan, Michael Rabacal, Lester Randall, Beryle Rawlins, Gary Respicio, Ruby Ritchie, Howard Roldan, Velma Rollins, Lissa Ross, Anita Sakai, Charles Salondaka, Henry Sato, George Nii, Cynthia Oasay, Danny Ono, Kenneth Orita, Stella Ornellas, Leslie Ann Omellas, Patricia Oshiro, Darleen Ouano, Bronwyn Pagdilao, John Pang, Ronald Pantohan, Beverly Parmley, Cheryl Paskoski, Joseph Patronis, Billy Peters, Elizabeth Lang, Richard Liedtke, Cheryl Lindley, Robert Loomis, Margaret Lopez, Marygail Linville, Sandra Madson, Noxie Maerz, Richard Magee, Robin Maglangit, Linda Malaluan, Alfred Montalbano, Charles Matsuura, Charlene 1 Mauricio, Karen McMinn, Michael Milgrim, Linda Millare, Judith Mizunaka, Jessie Moniz, Ralph Montira, Dennis Moss, Johnnie Lenn Mundon, Arlene Murakami, Cynthia Murata, Gayle Murata, Milton Murphy, Diana Nascimento, Bernadette Nakamura, George Niemann, Mildred Hoffman, Claudette 95 Grove, William Hall. Andrei Hall, Barry Hamada, Lynn Hampshire, Frank Helenihi, Rodney Higa, Sharon Higashi, Dwight Ho, Damien Howard, Ronald Hughes, Larry Inouye, Michael Ishihara, Irving Ishii, Calvin Ishimitsu, Paul 94 Ishimitsu, Thomas Iavarone, Maureen Jackson, Beverly Jacobs, Glenn Jo, Corinne Jole, Jon Jole, Ron Kaalouahi, Winona Kamaka, Lass Kameoka, Lorene Kamikawa, Kenneth Kaufman, Lynn Klisavage, Lynn Kohls, Mark Lamb, Greg Coffelt, Zela Collier, Margaret Corn, Karen Creagh, Frances Dela Cruz, Eveline De Vera, Marsha Dixon, Carol Dougherty, Dolores Dunlap, Heather Duzan, Dana Dyment, Joyce Eckert, Cathy Elisala, Filipo Enornoto, Lester Estencion, Ben Fautt, Robert Fay, John Foster, Jim Fukunaga, Colleen Furnike, Raymond Galase, Stephanie Gearin, David Gee, Barbara Glipa, Spencer Gohier, Adrian Gonsalves, Dale Goodsell, Roger Grice, Chuck Graves, Linda Grayson, Steve 93 92 Benton, Suzy Blevins, Dallas Blue, Jessie Bogac. James . Borris, Pete Boyle, Phillip Bradford, Judy Brooks, Darlene Burns, Linda Calivo, Christine Capp, Richard Carpenter, Pat Carson, Don Cheal, Jim Clune, Tom Abe, Gary Abe, Thomas Abregano, Mona Adamek, Judy Ah Hee, Henry Alt, Andrea Ancheta, Lois Anguay, Gilly Anspach, Jim Apana, Gregory Apostadiro, Geri Baang, Adele Barfielcl, Cecilia Behasa, Christine Kekona, Paulette Class of 966; t President 1 Alfred Malaluan Vice-President Jim Pratt Secretary Christine Calivo Treasurer Leslie Ann Ornellas The Junior Class enjoyed another successful year under the guidance of Advisor, their advisor, Miss Loretta Lee. Their first canteen featured a Battle of the Miss Loretta Lee Bands and was considered a great success by all students. The glitter and color of the Junior Prom was surpassed only by the splendor and radiance of the promenaders who reflected the theme, Tender is the Night. Junior Class Week came and went, and as the days whizzed by, the Jolly Juniors looked forward to the time when they would be the Mighty Seniors. J unior Class Council Row 1; L to R: Beverly Pantohan, Judy Adamek, Lynn Takemoto, Stella Orita, Paulette Kekona, Suzy Benton, Christine Calivo, Barbara Gee. Row 2; L to R: Alfred Malaluan, Jim Pratt, Richard Moore, Lester Enomoto. 91 Vonderlin, John Welch, Chris Wilcox, Bruce Williams, Rosalie Wong, Charlene Wooley, Susan Yamasaki, Gordon Ynigues, Judy Yoshioka, Karen Young, Stephen Shroads, Edwin Sato, Douglas Sawa, Sandra. Schutt, Carol Schwaner, Susan Scott, Brenda Scuffos, Andrea Seeley, Lorraine Sevilla, Darryl Shepard, Donna Shibuya, Kafen Shiroma, Ingrid Sojot, Valerie Soma, Deborah Strepke, Coleen Sueda, Christine Suga, Joyce Tandal, Douglas Taniguchi, Ethel Tazawa, Lynn Thibedeau, Carol Tsurumaki, Gary Uyeda, Monica Van Atta, Larry Valdez, Jane Vegas, Carol Vegas, Clyde Vegas, Geraldine Viliamu, Toaiva Villanueva, Rudy Vincent, June Oasay, Nelson Oliver, Marjorie Ono, Iris Ouano, Frank Padayao, John Palipti, Richard Panerio, Joanna Pang, Lorna Panoke, Winchester Panoncial, June Pantohan, Victor Pasion, Angeline Perreira, Larry Pilgrim, Samuel Potvin, Michael Pruse, Herbert Pruse, Mildred Querubin, Claire Rafalski, Paul Reinking, Alan Revels, Keith Richardson, Dennis Rio, Domingo Robinson, Steve Rodrigues, Frank Rodrigues, Mary Romero, Peggy Rowe, Shelley Ruckman, Danny Salondaka. Lorraine Melton, Robert Mendiola, Penny Mendoza, Frank Mesiona, Patrick Miles, Kenneth Millan, Frank Miller, Clifford Miranda, Judy Moffett, Laura Monson, Dallas Moon, Daniel Murata, John Nakamura, Maureen Nauka, Norman Nelson, Rory Lukzen, Isabella Maalona, Maalona Maeda, Susan Nagamine, Ronald Maloney, Frances Malvas, Rita Manloloyo. Christine Marcos, Timothy Maruquin, Marvin Massengill, Gary Maxwell, Larry McCurdy, Diana McGough, Francis McNally, Patrick McVay, Michael 87 86 Kekona, Dennis Kennedy, Cynthia Kersey, Kathy Kiriu, Clayton Kojima, Audrey Kono, Warren Kuntz, Phyllis Lang, Mary Lariosa, Darlyn Lariosa, Wayne Lewinski, Carolyn Lewis, Janette Lewis, Stephen Lopes, James Lucena, Frank Itamoto, James Ivan, Melinda Iwata, Bryan James, Pamela Jenkins, Larry Jiminez, Alan Jiminez, Christine Jones, Emilie Jones, Sammy Jones,Wayne Kalilimoku, Stephen Kamelamela, Lorna Kaneshiro, Sandra Kang, Rebecca Kelly, James Eberhardt, Robert Elliot, Sidney Ente, Paul Eppley, Rosalyn Fox, Ober Fujita, Claude Funayama, Ann Fukumoto, Barbara Gardner, Steve Garcia, Frank Gee, Madeline Gionson, Michael Gohier, Leslie Gooden, Pamela Halloran, Michael Hamilton, John Harrington, Bonnie Harris, Elaine Hart, Ronald Hashimoto, Jennifer Hata, Winifred Hayes, Deborah Hearne, John Helenihi, Penny Hernandez, Marleen Hishinuma, Ploy Hiwa, Susan Howard, Nancy Hunt, Khristine Husel, Marie Bushouer, Gerry Byram, Suzie Cadang, Marlene Coffelt, Duane Calivo, Eileen Calotis, Kenneth Cameron, Debra Capp, Carole Carpenter, Colleen Carreira, Rawlette Castillo, Anita Castillo, Steven Chung, Mary Churchwell, Cynthia Ciano, Gordon Clune, Mike Coloma, Erlinda Cottle, Cheryl Crocker, Jonathan Crowder, Doreen Cueva, Francesca De Rochemont, Rudy Deshayes, Lawrence Dilts, Bill Drake, David Droemer, Bill Duncan, Sam Dunn, Gladys Duzan, Robert Eckert, Eddie Ashley, Terry Ayala, Marsha Baskins, Verta Behic, Lucille Bell, Charles Byers, Andy Bise, Alan Bisol, Ernie Black, Patti Blunt, Christine Borje, Georgienna Brooke, Colleen Brown, David Burdick, Marilyn Bures, Dan Abrigana, Leslie Abregano, Raymond Ah Sam, Ronald Ahsing, Ave Akamatsu, Ann Allbritton, Nancy Allen, Ethelida Anguay, David Anguay, George Apana, Crystal Apio, Carroll Apostadiro, Charlene Apuna, Andrew Acojido, Mary Aragon, Sandra 83 82 Secreta ry Colleen Carpenter Vice-President Charlene Apostadiro President David Brown Treasurer Advisor, Bryan Iwata Miss Jeannie Matsuo The Sophomore Class, led by their officers and enthusiastically advised by Miss Jeannie Matsuo, has a long list of accomplishments to their credit. Early in the year they led the school in cheering and captured the School Spirit Jug. These active sophomores then carried out a successful U. N. I. C. E. F. drive on Halloween, won the grade level competition in the Toys for Tots Drive by narrowly edging out the seniors, sponsored a Valentine Dance, and enjoyed numerous class events such as their class day and class picnic. Row 1; L to R: Roy Nelson, David Drake, Wayne Jones, Larry Van Atta. Row 2; L to R: Marvin Maruquin, David Brown, Charlene Apostadiro, Christine Sueda, Joanna Panerio, Debbie Cameron, Raymond Abregano, Darryl Sevilla. Row 3; L to R: Bryan Iwata, Carroll Apio, Colleen Carpenter, Susan Wooley, Mary Chung. Gladys Dunn, Ober Fox. .v QL x-TMW a 'Q ' x ahvjaut, . Q Iii 1.3,! i 3'33 WI. ax mama! Takiguchi, Gordon Tamanaha, Paul Tanaka, Isaac Tiller, Haywood Tom, William Torda, Orlando Ugbinada, Daniel Valdez, Linda Van Atta, Kim Vanderford, Richard Vickers, James Villanueva, Alfredo Vonderlin, Nancy Wachter, Lynette Watanabe, Aileen 1': i' Watanabe, Ann Walsh, Evelyn Weber, Janice Weitzel, Pam Wanner, Barry Wilcox, Gale Wooley, Robert Yamaoka, Clifford Yonamine, Annette Yoshimura, Gail Ziegler, James Amorin, Lydia Ashby, Mona Cacho, Priscilla Dudoit, Renee Flores, Ronald Home, Thomas Maalona, Leo Miyasato, Howard Yamamoto, Alan Sierens, John Shindelbower, Bob Silva, Geovanna Street, Robert Sojot, Darlene Sojot, Farrel Sojot, Randall Souza, Gregory Spilman, Mike Stanley, William' Stewart, Larry Strube, Carol Sugai, Christine Sulenta, Nancy Sullivan, John Sweeny, Diann Snyder, Charles Tadly, Elmer Takahashi, Dean Relacion, Susan Ritchie, Clinton Rivera, Ronald Robertson, Keith Rowe, Brian Rucker, James Ruckman, Suzanne Sadowski, George Salcedo, Mary Ann Samante, Sharon Sato, Carol Simpliciano, Francisco Sisko, Robert Smith, Larry Soares, Leialoha Oasay, Benedict Ohba, Nobuhiro Orita, Leona Ortiz, Wayne Oxley, James Palipti, Erlinda Panoncial, Barbara Parmley, David Pavo, Lance Perreira, Herbert Pico, Leland Potter, Gail Quimoyog, Marilyn Quintal, Abraham Quitoriano, Raymond Mizunaka, Charles Moitoret, Rockey Moon, Jimmy Moore, Edgar Mori, Jane Moss, Tommie Ann Mulvaney, Donna Murakami, David Nakasato, Rhoda Nelson, Gary Niemann, Anna Nii, Derrick Nobles, Joanne Novodvorsky, Kathryn Oasay, Angela 79 Kilborn, Verna Kingston, Douglas Kaholokula, George Kramer, Sheryl Kushima, Joan Lariosa, Glen Larson, Lars Lastimado, Benny LeGrande, Douglas Locher, Pamela Lockhart, Arietta Lucius, Charles Lukzen, Loretta MacDonald, Glenn Maeda, Patricia Maeda, Ronald Magee, Sandra Malaluan, Robert Manloloyo, Glen Marsh, Steve Maruquin, Rowena Matsumoto, Dale Mauricio, Paula Maxedon, Donna McNair, Karla Medeiros, Catherine Mello, Niki Miller, Diana Miller, Janet Mitsuyasu, Glenn Goto, Randall Gugliemo, Tom Hampton, Theresa Hargis, Debra Harrington, Robert Heitner, Patricia Helenihi, Bruce Higashi, Audrey Hill. Sheryl Lynn Hofmann, Mary Ellen Hughes, Penny Hussey, Nancy Hutton, Ken Inong, Gloria Ilaban, Gwen Ishihara, Roy Iverson, Steven Iwamoto, Douglas James, John Johnson, Thomas Jones, Grant Justice, Reiko Kaimi, Edward Kalahiki, Marlene Kameoka, Donna Kameoka, Velma Kamikawa, Janice Kanamu, Puanani Kawakami, Calvin Kaiwi, Robert Cekosh, Barbara Chung, John Claydon, Sandra Cogswell, Paul ColleDs, Richard Concepcion, Susan Corbett, Sheryl Corpuz, Roeana Corn, Janis Costanios, Gloria Cover, Jacque Cueva, Norman Cumbie, Ellen Davis, Kendra Deskins, Sonja Dixon, Lee DuBoyce, Charles Dunn, Rebecca Egeland, Aleta Faircloth. Wayne Fernandez, Phylis Forrest, Cynthia Foster. Janice Gadaire, Pat Galase, Franklin Garcia, David Gardner, Chris Garrabrant, Tim Glipa, Stephen Gohier, Thomas Baskins, Rhoda Behasa, Melroy Bentler, Linda Biscaino, Laverne Bradbury, Colleen Broughton, Paul Bucao, Regina Burkett, Linda Burns, Terry Burton, Susan Calimpong, Jennifer Campogan, Gloria Cardenas, Vincente Carney, Robert Casale, Robert Abe, Claudia Abe, Eileen Ahia, Don Ahsing, Ivy Akaka, Bernadette Allison, Paul Ancheta, Ellen Anguay, Darlene Apuna, Colleen Arnold, Elizabeth Baang, Bradford Babila, Robert Bailey, Carol Ball, Ronald Barclay, Cassandra 75 'wa .... ? President : , K Tommie Ann Moss $6 i? i . Vice-President Treasurer Kim Van Atta Lars Larson Secreta ry Advisor , Puanani Kanamu Mr. Alvin Patterson Freshman Class With the guidance of their adviser, Mr. Alvin Patterson, the Freshmen began their high school career. A Christmas dance sponsored by the Freshman Class featured entertainment by some of Campbell's own ta- lented students. They also enjoyed a successful class day. The Freshmen show much promise as able and responsible students, and we wish them success in their future high school years. a m Freshman Class Council Row 1; L to R: Richard Vanderford, Paul Allison, John James, Aleta Egeland, Thomas Horne. Row 2; L to R: Lars Larson, Kim Van Atta, Tommie Ann Moss, Rhetta Lockhart, Anna Niemann, Puanani Kanamu. Row 1; L to R: Donald Smith, Blake Sueda, Randolph Sugai, Robert Ramos, Ronald Saxon, Renee Robinson, Dorothy Ricketson; Sandra Samson. Row 2; L to R: Rene Sevilla, Kurt Rohrkemper, Sandra Suh, Mary Shep- erd, Doris Puckett, Christine Scuffos, Reuben Ramiscal, Sheryl Roberson. Row 3; L to R: Karen Stoyer, Mich- ael Samante, Stanley Sadowski, Charles Silverstein, Carol Schwaner, David Silva, Karen Rosencrans, Proland Respicio, Theodore Sambrano. Row 1; L to R; Georgina Toledo, Cynthia Yun, Lynn Tamura, Anthony Garcia, Dale Van Atta, John Sullivan, David Tavares, Francisco Valdez, Fern Tom, Lillian Todd. Row 2; L to R: Diane Vegas, Agnes Torda, Janet Wiggs, Paula Welch, Sandra Warren, Gail Vierra, Janice White, Carolyn Viets. Row 3; L to R: Joann Toro, Cynthia Tustin, Mark Victorino, Steven Sorrow, Adrian Tadley, Frank Suster, Eric Svane. Row 4; L to R: Jimmy Weeks, Clifford Wilson, Sinclair Taniguchi, Steven Wong, Keith Sund, Scott Wood, David Svetz. Row 1; L to R: David Lopes, Michael McDermid, Donald Lynch, William Lovelace, Ronald London, Karen Mc- Conaghy, Susan Lee, Kathy MCBee, Carol Malvin. Row 2; L to R: Barbara MCVay, John Leso, Laura Lo, Linda Lyons, Judy McCourtney, Doreen Mayoga, Kevin Lanham, Gary Leitzel. Row 3; L to R: Patty Melton, Debra Mason, Debra Maerz, Patricia Migan, Laurie McPherson, James McCormack, Rex McDaniel. Row 4; L to R: Robert McCurdy, Robert Mayer, Joseph Miles. I Row 1; L to R: Marcia Morioka, Elaine Oasay, Gail Moulton, Jan Olingy, Debbie Pickinpaugh, Diane Peters, Phyllis Perabo, Wanda Newman, Myrtle Nakamura. Row 2; L to R: Michael Nolan, Chuck Murphy, Mike Moore, Steve Olson, Ora Mae Panoke, Mary Ann Moniz, Linda Pruce, Claudia Perreira. Row 3; L to R: Pam Oliver, Thaddeus Nobles, Carol Parker, janice Mundon, Wayne Milgrim, Nyle Neves, Sarah Montero, Steve Paskoski, Gene Okimura, Richard Padayao, Alfred Palmeira, Richard Nosaka, Glenn Nagamine. Row 1; L to R: John Eckert, Russell Hall, Paul Gadaire, Larry Funk, Edward Fowler, Joe Ente, Steve Hammons, Melvin Duncan, Robert Hall. Row 2; L to R: Anthony Garcia, Brian Hamada, Steven Doherty, Harold Hansen, George Fitchko, Susan Gentry, Gail Grant, Carolyn Funk. Row 3; L to R: Linda Fearing, Debra Fleming, De- borah Gaynor, Jacqueline Droemer, Marsha Epply, Josephine Harrison, Charmayne Duane, Michelle Felician. Row 3; L to R: Annette Fay, Lora Dodson, Lawrence Grayson, Mark Eastman, Rose Marie Drake, Rita Gugliel- mo, Stephanie Fernandez. Row 1; L to R: Cheryl Horne, Trudy Jones, Carmen La Gory, Connie Hughes, Ginger Holum, Nancy Kuntz, Sandra Holmes, Charlene Haupu, Patricia Hodgson. Row 2; L to R: Ken Ikehara, Donna Kissenberger, Leora Hernandez, Maynette Kamaka, Paul Ing, KOZQ Ide, Stephen Kendall. Row 3; L to R: Milton Iwamoto, John Mervey, James Jackson, Robert Hewell, Suzanne Hayes, Cheryl Jones. Row 4; L to R: Litia Iereneo, Rita Kila, john Holmes, Kevin Healy, Lamuel Kualapai, Byron Kamelamela, Janice Jarvis. 71 Row 1; L to R: Janet Broughton, John Bolosan, Mike Bures, John Bryant, Lorna Battles, Tom Broyles, Linda Be- stick, Billy Barnes, Wesley Barre. Row 2; L to R: Coleen Anzai, Rosalie Austria, Bonnie Bigham, Pam Bur- dick, Debbie Bolling, Iris Andrews, Pam Akiona, JoAnn Allen. Row 3; L to R: Debra Auyong, Sandy Bell, Margaret Bender, Terry Burda, Diane Annis, Debbie Allard, Michele Blakeman. Row 4; L to R: Davie A1- porque, Barry Albright, Mike Bateman, Leon Beck, Jack Brady. Row 1; L to R: Clyde Castillo, David Cueva, Eifert Dela Cruz, Kevin Campbell, Melvin Concepcion, Sharyn Cooke, Robin Doan, Cheryl Calotis, Rodney Carriveau, Martyn Cohen. Row 2; L to R: Elaine Chung, Eliza- beth Cole, Sherri Carney, Patricia Clark, Denis de Rochemont, Christine Cazares, Lucy Craig,' Susan Chap- man. Row 3; L to R: James Deshayes, Robert Costa, Grape Cumbie, Mike Burgess, James Devine, Benedicto Cacho, Callen Cordeiro. Row 4; L to R: Annie Mae Colleps, Pamela Creed, Mark Campbell, Dennis Carrei- ra, Norman Constantino, William Ciriacks, Dennis Carpenter. Eighth Grade mmmHO h-tI-oGSSOD Row 1; L to R: Cheryl Horne, Debbie Pickinpaugh, Bonnie Bigham, Robin Doan. Row 2; L to R: George Fitchko, Glen Nagamine, Davie Alporque, Rex McDaniel. The time for eighth grade Autumn Antics rolled around again on November 18, 1964. A group of 250 enthusiastic eighth graders attended this function to begin this year with a bang. Students enjoyed talented entertainers, tasty treats, and lively music. In January, the class of '69 held their annual class day, featuring a special lunch and an assembly. m Row 1; L to R: Carol Sakai, Anthony Souza, Andrew Souza, Michael Shiroma, Pamela Shinn, Edward Salim, Phillip Schmidt, Elsie Rodriques, Laura Seals. Row 2; L to R: Thomas St. John, Roger Strube, Gary Sawyers. Jeffrey Seltzer, Linda Seward, Charlene Salondaka, Gerald Ross, Janice Rightsell, Susan Shaw. Row 3; L to R: Sharon Shanklin, Bonnie Robertson, Sandra Rodrigues, Gregory Hair, Lester Staton, Kevin Rueb, John Robinson, Thomas Rafalski. Row 4; L to R: Kelvin Rueb, Nydra Rimm, Patricia Smith, Kathleen Quinlan, Joann Pundyke, Sharon Spilman, Linda Rosencrans. Row 1; L to R: Debbie Sullivan, Albert Teel, Boyd Ulsh, Doreen Suwa, Jack Wooley, Andrew Toothman, Ste- phen Vierra, Gary Yowell, Jody Wright, Craig Sullivan. Row 2; L to R: Billy Truette, John Suster, Harlan Ynigues, Michael'ViCkers, Dean Sueda, Dale Tdstin, Christian Weitzel, Gary Wong, Raphael Vares. Row 3; L to R: Catherine Wheeler, David Terrel, Bruce Wallin, Richard Yates, Bruce Wells, Samuel Taylor, Ronald Suetz, Alexander Williams, Mary Turrle, Betty Jo Williamson. Row 4; L to R: George Trahan, Douglas Wil- liams, Sandra West, Claudette Wise, Gail Tavares, Darlene Todd, Christine Walton, Mae Wilson. Row 1; L to R: Ronald Morin, Gary Montira, Gail Miyasato, Michael McNeil, Warren Nakamura, Kenn Mar- shall, Michael Massengill, Patrick M6110, Timothy McLafferty, Rand Mundo. Row 2; L to R: Cheryl Maxwell, Nancee Mohler, Dorothy Moffett, Judy Miles, Pamela Mac Elruth, Lisa Murray, John Marsten, David McGough. Row 8; L to R: Carol Monson, Carol MacDonald, Ruthie McChesney, Patrick McConaghy, Donald Mondor, Michel Migan, Sharon Matheson, Ann Majors. Row 4; L to R: Raymond Maalona, Michael Mullen, Roger Murakami, Steven Mayer, Thomas McLaughlin, Rae Magmore, Bob Mendiola. Row 1; L to R: Libby Orndorff, Wanda Oshiro, Martha Nunes, June Panoke, Carol Naylor, Cassandra Ng, Wayne Perreira, Errol Pavo, Tom Palmeira, Bruce Panerio. Row 2; L to R: Ricky Nolan, Victor Nettleton, Thomas Okimoto, Kenny Oliver, David Pilgrim, Randy Olson, Abner Nunes, Allan Palmer. Row 3; L to R: Susan 0'- Connor, Charles O'Dell, Mike Nicholson, Frank Pullen, Thomas Pitcher, Linda Nakasone, Pam Parrott, Donna Pickenpaugh. Row 4; L to R: Rhoda Park, Michele Nishimi, Guy Powell, Lisa Pugh, William Olson, Michael Phillips, Toni Petraeus. Row 1; L to R: Gary Hammons, John Gavinski, John Goshi, Larry Haas, Bruce Hicks, Dave Huntzinger, Jim Gadaire, Richard Furman, Howard Estencion, Duane Fernandez, Frank Gavinski. Row 2; L to R: Wayne Ha- shimoto, William Haupu, Marc Gardner, Zack Fornes, Steve Hervey, Jim Fornes, Kathleen Fearing, Eileen Flaharthy. Row 3; L to R: Janet Hartley, Makiko Ide, Nancy Gore, Kathleen Fautt, Debbie Huggins. Kathy Gunn, Debbie Fohn, Chuck Hodgson, Alexis Halloran. Row 4; L to R: Linda Gilmore, Debbie Hart, Dale Fox, Sandra Hayes, Joann Harrison, Carol Frye, Jon Frederick. Row 1; L to R: John Kennedy, Joe Langton, Darrel Keliinoi, Diane Jones, Julie Kirt, Keith Leitzel, Dee Lloid, Bobby Jackson, Ronald Kaiwi, Stefan Kong. Row 2; L to R: Richard LaGory, Susan Kirsch, Sandra Kawakami, William Kama, Joseph Leberatore, Diane Ishimitsu, Donna Leso, Peggy Kim. Row 3; L to R: Frank Jones, Ran- dall lessee, Richard Kahl, Rhoda Kam, Karen Larson, Eugene Kidd, Marcy Kramer, Guy Lozowski, Bruce Lang- 111, Cynthia Kohouter. Row 4; L to R: Manuel Klims, Kermit Kyle, Alfred Lasiter, Brigit Kaea, Sharon Little, Gilbert Kamelamela, Harold Kingston, David Kualapai, Abraham Kanamu. 66 Row 1; L to R: Stephen Ackley, Stephanie Behasa, Carlene Austin, Ann Ahsing, Debra Ames, Susan Burdick, William Akiona, Harold Bradbury, Mike Burleson, Guy Berger. Row 2; L to R: Didith Basan, Christine Ander- son, Jesse Canoy, James Bochman, Harry Auyong, Deborah Bush, Marjory Bushouer, Berry Ball, Patrick Camp- ogan. Row 3; L to R: Debra Blunt, Gary Allianic, Ronald Bradbury, Barbara Carpenter, Duane Austria, Linda Araki, Lani Bowlin. Row 4; L to R: Harry Arhelger, Bertha Barker, Kim Bibeau, Diane Allison, Zezette Bode, Anna Cabral, Jack Carpenter. Row 1; L to R: Carol Carreira, Sandra DuBose, Steven Cordeiro, Thomas Egeland, Robert Choy, Albert Dela Cruz, James Chung, Cathy Chance, Denise Dolor, Phillip Collins. Row 2; L to R: Michael Edwards, James Dixon, Gary Casale, Robert Ciano, Joseph Crews, Cynthia Corpuz, Theresa Corbett, Carrol Cross, Gaylyn Cathcart. Row 3; L to R: William Eshelman, Joseph Cover, Stanley Chun, Pamela DePonte, Sherry Deskins. Sherrie DeGarmo, Sharon Dearborn. Row 4; L to R: Albert Compton, Rebecca Duncan, Steven Creagh, Deb- orah Craig, Alexander Case, Fred Coffman, Dalissa Dalia, Allwyn Davies. 65 Row 1; L to R: Treasurer Stefan Kong, Secretary Thomas Okimoto, Vice-President Richard Kahl, President Jack Carpenter. Row 2; L to R: James Chung, Richard Yates, Stephanie Behasa, Cindy Kaboutek, Debbie Hart, Roger Murakami, Phillip Schmidt, Thomas Palmeira. The seventh graders went to the Sugar Plum Festival with the eighth graders on December 9. where they brought food to fill a Christmas basket. In February, under the direction of their advisor, Miss Patsy Kawakami, the class held a Valentine's dance, Cupid's Day They dis- played their class colors. blue and white, on March 24 to mark their class day. mmuero HMOZCiOO erclassmen Come on, Come on. . $5 5: All Twinkle toes Jackson! Collier's got it. Everybody down. 61 Varsity Baseball moto, Clayton Kiriu, Richard Vanderbeck. Row 2; L to R: Dwight Higashi, Milton Murata, Alan Bise, Sam Jones, Robert Wheeler, Wayne Itamoto, James Kainoa, Andy Byers, John Collier, Andrei Hall, Tony Jenkins, Ron Jackson, Russell Uyeno. I think this year's baseball team is a winning team, predicts Coach Shishido. After a bad start last year, two wins and eight losses, Campbell's baseball team is looking Row 1; L to R: George Nakamura, Thomas Horne, Mickey Leahey, Glen Narusawa, Chuck Leahey, James Ita- w forward and working harder for a successful season this year. Coach Michio Shishido L to R; Captains: Chuck Leahey, John Collier, Co-captains: James Kainoa, Mickey Leahey. Tennis Team Row 1; L to R: Eddie Eckert, Jeff Davis. Row 2; L to R: Barry Hall, Cynthia Muraka- mi, Lynn Hamada, Susan Schwaner, Gary Potter. Row 8; L to R: Bill Liles, Ober Fox, Bill Dormet, Larry Hughes. Coach Henry Younge Captain Gary Potter Under the direction of their able adviser, Mr. Roy Nakamura, the golf team enjoyed its second season of competition in the R. 0.1. A. golf league. Row 1; L to R: John Hem, Mike Spilman, Carl Looney. Row 2; L to R: Robert Fitzpatrick, Richard Moore, Richard Lang. 58 Row 1; L to R: Damien Ho, Howard Ritchie, Herbert Pruse, James Ziegler, Tom Wooley. Row 2; L to R. Barry Hall, Charles Lucius, John Jones, Nobuhiro Ohba, Gary Potter. With the guidance of Coach Nakatsu, Campbell's cross-country team has com- piled an impressive record. The team has competed in three meets, the first at Wai- alua High School where our boys finished fourth in a field of five. In the second meet, also at Waialua, Campbell placed third against all the teams in the county. Against tough competition in the annual ' R. 0.1. A. open division meet, Campbell again placed third. h ll Coach Myles Nakatsu l, 2, 3, Stroke . . . . Lonesome Road 56 Last one in is a Rotten Egg! ! All the way down! What a way to go. My arms are longer than yours! 55 Swim Team Row 1; L to R: Sue Paskoski, Pam James, Bonnie Harrington, Doug Wilson, Noxie Madson, Mildred Niemann, Reiko Justice. Row 2; L to R: Mike Clune, Jeff Young, Ray Scott, Suzy Benton, Johnnie Moss. Row 3; L to R: Dan Shindelbower, Pat Thiele, Torn Clune, Mike Marsh. Coach: Miss Rae Sakamoto Captains: Bonnie Harrington, Jeff Young. 54 Coach Alfredo Lagaso Manager Lloyd Biscaino Captain Chester Panoke Row 1; L to R: Bryan Iwata, Marvin Maruquin, John Murata, James Itamoto, Michael Pantohan, Domingo Rio, Franklin Galase. Row 2; L to R: Benedict Lastimado, Franklin Lucena, Chester Panoke, Robert Eberhardt, Den- nis Richardson, Ronald Rivera, Coach Alfredo Lagaso. 53 Junior Varsity F ootball l Row 1; L to R: Rusty Hall, Maalona Maalona, Eddie Eckert, Ronald I-Iart, Ober Fox, Lee Dixon, MelroyiBehasa, Warren Kono, Domingo Rio. Row 2; L to R: James Itamoto, Franklin Galase, Ronnie Rivera, Clyde Vegas, Andy Byers, Ernie Bisol, Michael Nii, James Lopes, and Douglas Iwamoto. Row 8; L to R: Leo Maalona, John Murata, Gordon Yamasaki, David Garcia, Bill Dilts, Benedict Lastimado, George Kaholokula, Norman Nauka, Dennis Richardson. Coaches: Mr. Richard Miyazaki, Mr. Hideyasu Manager Rusty Hall Fukuhara Benny Millare attempts a basket for Camp- A Searider block is useless. bell. Basket, basket, who made.the basket? Searider fouls Mickey Leahey. 51 Gambol, Robert Lastimado. Row 2; L to R: Manager John Collier, Louis Domingo, Danny Maglangit, Row 1; L to R: Irving Ishihara, Steve Young, Mickey Leahey. Gilly Anguay, Sluggo Narusawa, Roland Rory Nelson, Bernie Shephard, Ronald Maria, Roger Plenert, Morris Pantastico, Benny Millare. 1 Coach Fra ncis Oshiro Captains: Louis Domingo, Benny Mlllare. Manager John Collier Robert Lastimado Damien Ho Michael Yoshioka James Foster Benjamin Mercado Douglas Kingsley Thomas Vincent Terry Ebato V' - n x; g 7 LZ Leonard Hen 11 Rory Nelson Andrei Hall Filipo Elisala Henry Salondaka Quarterback Kainoa gain James Bogac Nelson Kang Robeeriga . A: rmlp ; Louie Victorino John Fornes Milton Galase Robert Eberhardt Steve Young Elroy Panoke James Kainoa Joe Paskoski 47 46 Gilly Anguay John Collier Chuck Leahey Chester Panoke Danny Collier Meet Th a Spencer Glipa Anthony Gionson Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Run , Leilehua Aiea . . Waialua Radford. Kahuku. Waianae Castle . o Waipahu . Kailua . Run. Varsity Football NW Managers: Isaac Tanaka, Fred Palmeira, Richard Nosaka. Coaches: Jules Cambra, Yasuo Takara. C0 Captains: John Fornes, Mickey Leahey. Stand up and cheer for Campbell High School! Songleaders Christine Calivo Anna Pantastico Lillian Cacho ? Corinne Io Cheerlead Mona Abregano Lynn Takemoto Cynthia Calotis Dorothy Na rciso Hail! Orange and Black so true! Trends The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. In its first year as a YMCA organization, the Trends participated in many projects, beginning the year with an installation service and completing their successful year with a banquet. Earl Onitsuka President Edwin Kamikawa Vice-President Jerome Biscaino Robert Higa Miles Horiuchi James Shroads Edward Sunahara Clifford Yara Milton Murata Kenneth Ono Rodney Yara David Sakai Secretary Dwight Higashi Treasurer Mr. Noburo Abe Advisor The Exclusive Seven m This club promotes closer relations between the different schools in the Leeward area and also tries to be of service to the local community. During the year, the club participated in the Mother's March of Dimes, the Variety Show, and the making of Easter baskets for patients at Waimano Home. The club also sponsored a Christmas Dance and a tea which was attended by various Leeward area schools. Barbara Gambol Norma Panoncial Cynthia Calotis Te resa Apostadiro Beverly Pantohan Geri Apostadiro Charlene Apostadiro MIS. Darlene Kent Advisor 38 Mercelles t Peggy Ann Fujita Sandra Sugai Corinne Jo Linda Tome Mr. George Nakamoto President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Campbell's first service club, composed of thirteen senior and junior girls, was organized in the early months of 1964. The club performs various services for the school such as ushering at school activities, cleaning the school bus and printing the football programs. Some of the so- cial activities of the club included a slumber party in Waikiki, horseback-riding, and hiking. The Mercelles ended a successful year with a banquet in June. Florence Abe Lynette Fujita IoAnn Littleton Dorothy Narciso Leslie Ann Ornellas Mary Oxley Sherrie Lee Lynn Takemoto Jeanette Tetsutani 37 36 Cashmeres Evie Walsh Susan Concepcion Barbara Panoncial President Vice-President Treasurer This organization was formed to aid the Red Cross throughout the year. The club consists of freshman girls with Miss Mukai as their advisor. The Cashmeres participated in a clay of initiation, and a car wash to raise funds for Christmas baskets among various other activities. Lydia Amorin Darlene Anguay Regina Bucao Gloria Costanios Ellen Cumbie Cheryl Godfrey ROWena Maruquin Leialoha Soares Sharon Samante Nancy Sulenta Enchanteens l Jeanette Tequtam Sandra, sugai , , Lynette Fujita Florence Abe Mrs. Dorothy President ' Vice - President Secretary Treasurer Clarkson I Advisor In its third year, the senior members of Enchan- teens tried to fulfill the Y-Teen goals. They took part in various area activities and projects. The club enjoyed a Christmas party, an area dance in January, an area camp in March, and ended the year with a banquet in June. Chaplain Irene Hiwa Jeanne Kawakami Lucile Nakamura Linda Tome x X Peggy Ann Fujita Lynda Arthur Judy Ginoz; Area Council Rep. 35 Debutantes The Debutantes is a group of young ladies interested in sharing high school fun and being of service to the school. Led by their president, Christine Behasa, and advisor, Miss Andaya, they have built a wholesome fellowship of girls and maintained high club standards while work- ing toward better citizenship. Kitten Behasa President Miss Laureta Andaya i Margaret Collier Geri Apostadiro Judy Takiguchi Lois Ancheta Advisor Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt-at-Arms Mona Abregano Sandra Aragon Debbie Behic Stephanie Galase Christine Jimenez Paulette Kekona Linda Maglangit Carole Owano Velma Roldan Rosemary Tacadena Gale Wheaten 34 Madras Leona Kaalouahi Esperanza Querubin President Vice-President Leta Quintal Leatrice Bucao Clare Querubin Kathleen Pantohan Secretary Treasurer Sgt-at-Arms Chaplain Adele Baang Elizabeth Babila Judith Bojac Erlinda Coloma Francine Doroha r Christine Manoloyo Judith Millare Lenora Orallo Geri Pauline Peggy Romero 33 32 F uture Homemakers of America Peggy Ann Fujita Corinne Jo Lynn Takemoto Charlene Apostadiro Miss Mildred Pang President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Colleen Brooke Christine Calivo Mary Chung Winifred Hata Rebecca Kang Audrey Kojima Susan Maeda Fran Maloney Maureen Nakamura Leslie Ann Omellas Beverly Pantohan Linda Shiroma Christine Sueda Susan Wooley Karen Yoshioka Les Stenogreiphees President Cynthia Bucao The Les Stenogriphees consists of thirty-six girls who are taking shorthand. The purpose of this organization is to in- crease and stimulate interest in the com- mercial field. Visits to business schools Vice-President and orphanages, a party, and various Lillian Cacho other activities highlighted the year. Secretary Stella Orita Treasurer Leslie Ann Ornellas Sgt-at-Arms Lass Kamaka Advisor Miss Laureta Andaya Row 1: Sherrie Lee, Geri Apostadiro, Zoe-Ann Batula, Stephanie Galase, Mona Abregano, Bronwyn Ouano, Linda Maglaengit. Row 2: Pat Carpenter, Carol Suh, Lois Ancheta, Joyce Dyment, Velma Roldan, Josephine Villanueva, Jessie Blue. Row 3: Zela Coffelt, Cheri Strepka, Anita Ross, Bernie Nascimento, Lorene Kame- oka, Angela Simms, Cis Barfield, Unai Elisala, Lusia Ireneo, Estrella Dadis. 31 Band and Chorus The Campbell High School Band and Chorus, still in its fledgling stages, per- formed for the first time during the foot- ball season pep rallies and entertained the students and faculty with their first annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. Mt. Alfredo Lagaso Music Director Campbell's Band and Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Lagaso, perform at the Christmas Concert. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt-at-Arms ' Beverly Pantohan JoAnn Littleton Leslie Ann Omellas Ann Akamatsu Leena Kaalouahi i X Row 1: Mitchell Kalilimoku, Bernie Nascimento, Fran Maloney, Ann Akamatsu, Corinne Jo, Paulette Kekona, Leslie Ann Ornellas. Row 2: Sherrie Lee, Josephine Villanueva, Leona Kaalouahi, Lynn Tak- emoto, Christine Calivo, Lillian Cacho. Row 1: Horacio Silva, Linda Ivan, Carol Apio, Jo Ann Littleton, Mary Oxley, Ruby Respicio, Franklin Galase, Karen Mauricio. Row 2: Charlene Murata, Iulita Castillo, Cathy Eckert, Raymond Abregano, Beverly Panto- han, Sandra Sugai, Dorothy Narciso. Lettermerfs Club , 0- i7 LLNVWVV John Fornes John Collier Gilly Anguay Nelson Kang Roland Gambol President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Thirty varsity athletes associated with football, basketball, swimming and track form the newly created Lettermen's Club. The club promotes, maintains, and extends good sportsmanship and fellowship to all athletes at Campbell and all athletes visit- ing from other schools, and hopes to maintain an active varsity lettermen alumni to lend support and tradition to Campbell High School and its athletic teams. ' ' n U , Viv l l: l , X! GJNGW V quw UWVXWY rm 4 . lkk LVRxGXAMA l cm k' w Row 1; L to R: Benny Mercado, Glenn Narusawa, Louis Victorino. Anthony Gionson, Ronald Maria, Milton Galase, Roland Gambol, Mickey Leahey, James Itamoto. Robert Lastimado, Danny Maglangit, Chuck Leahey, John Fornes, Winchester Panoke, John Collier, Terry Row 3; L to R: Louis Domingo, Elroy Panoke, Benny Millare, Wayne Itamoto, Dan Shindelbower, Ray Scott, Nelson Kang, Gilly Anguay, Leonard Henell, Joe Paskoski. Row 2; L to R: Morris Pantastico, James Kainoa, Ebato, George Nakamura, Clayton Kiriu. Row 1: Marie Husel, Colleen Apuna, Laura Lo, Elaine Oasay, Susan Concepcion, Rolana Corpuz, Linda Valdez. Row 2: Arlene Mundon, Leslie Gohier, Judy Ynigues, Joyce Suga. Row 3: Puanani Kanamu, Susan Hiwa, Jes- sie Mizunaka, Angie Oasay. The G.A.A. enjoyed its third successful year under the guidance of Miss Marlyn Burke. Mern- bers met after school to promote their ideals of good sportsmanship and physical fitness. The year's activities included interschool competition in such sports as volleyball, basketball, and football. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Jessie Mizunaka Susan Concepcion Arlene Mundon Linda Valdez Miss Marlyn Burke Campbell Science Club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Jocelyn Kojima Marianne Egeland Karen Shibuya Thomas Abe The Campbell High School Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Yamamoto, enjoyed performing many civic and educational projects this year. Led by President Jocelyn Kojima, the club made several field trips and enjoyed various films and guest speak- ers. Row 1: Harriet Kagawa. Colleen Kwhima, Lucile Nakamura, Irene Hiwa, Marsha Ayala, Rosalyn Eppley, Noni Atchison, Pat Knight. Row 2: Florence Abe, Audrey Kojima, Iris Ono, Susan Maeda, Judy Ginoza, Gail Yamasaki, Maureen Nakamura, Rebecca Kang. Row 3: Ion Vonderlin, Wayne Jones, Ronald Hart, Dan Bures, Philip Boyle. Row 4: David Shephard, Rob Lindley, Dave Drake, Larry Hughes, Ron Campbell, Richard Maerz. Missing: Jon Crocker, Rudy de Rochemont, Peggy Ann Fujita, Corrine Jo, Mike McNally, Kip Rimm, Lynn Takemoto, Richard Thibedeau, Steve Van- derbeck, Susan Wooley, Karen Yoshioka. Row 1; L to R: Frances Creagh; Shirley Burch; Leslie Wachter; Linda Burns; Judy Halloran; Connie Lay; Mary Acojido; Mary Rodrigues. Row 2; L to R: David Lopes; Robyn Heyl; Barbara Gee; Lillian Cacho; Lynette Fujita; Rebecca Kam; Sharon Higa. Row 3; L to R: John Vonderlin; Edwin Kamikawa. Na Leo 0 K3 Kai A school newspaper is an important part of student life, and the staff of the Na Leo O Ke Kai seeks to satisfy this need at Campbell High. Led by their unrelenting advisor, Mrs. Sumida, the Na Leo O Ke Kai has set a precedent of continual improvement with each issue. The value of this project to its members is immeasurable, but experience is a precious commodity in our modern world. Campbell High School is proud of its newspaper and proud of the people who made it possible. dJuc'liy Halloian Nirs. Sue Ann 'Sutnida, Editor-in-Chief Advisor 23 22 Sandra Sugai Editor 5 Mrs. Barbara James Advisor The Saber The '65 Saber was a team effort. In only our second year of production, the staff has produced a volume that everyone at Campbell may be proud of. This publication is the result of extensive cooperation between students, faculty, and administration. However, special recognition must be given to the editors and editor-in-chief whose extra efforts in- sured the success of this year's publication. There were an endless number of jobs and headaches before the product was ready for publication, and only the unfailing efforts of a dedicated staff have made this volume possible. Row 1; L to R: Ronald Jackson, James DeBusk, Paulette Kekona, Colleen Brooke, Josephine Villanueva, Lynn Tazawa, Stephanie Galase, Margaret Collier, Mary Lang. Row 2; L to R: Anita Castillo, Sandra Kaneshiro, Sandy Sugai, Lynette Fujita, Lucile Nakamura, Johnnie Moss, Cynthia Nii, Mary Salcedo. Row 8; L to R: Jeanette Tetsutani, Rosalie Williams, Kay Withall, Guy Kamaka, Rodney Helenihi, David Hargis, Penny Hel- enihi, Sue Kirt. Row 4; L to R: Mrs. James tadvisoo, Robert Fautt, Chuck Grice, Jerome Biscaino, Mike Marsh, Michael McNally. Social 1; Row 1, L to R: Laura Moffett, V oanna Paneriok, Maureen Nakamura, SiisariWoolley. Row 2; L to R: Larry Van Atta, Susan Maeda, Mary Chung, Rebecca Kang, Ray- Ab re gano . k I WVW WQWW Programs and Assemblies Row 1; L to R: Joe Rawlins, Bernie Shepard. Row 2; L to R: Roberta Graves, Leslie Wachter, Lynda Arthur. Publicity Row 1; L to R: Linda Tome, Florence Abe, Peggy Ann Fujita, Lynette Fujita. Row 2; L to R: Edwin Kamikawa, .Jeanette Tetsutani, Sandra Sugai, Clifford Yara. 21 and Awards Honors Row 1; L to R: Dale Matsumoto, Karen Shibuya, Harriet Kagawa, Gail Yama- saki. Row 2; L to R: Wayne Itamoto, Alfred Malaluan, John Fornes. w Campus Beautification Row 1; Lto R Jocelyn Kojima. Lucile Nakamura, Roberta Graves. Karen Burgess, Lynda Arthur. Row 2; L to R: Brent Monson, Kip Rimm, David Sakai, Mike Marsh, Joe Rawlins. Constitution and Handbook w .M Row 1; L to R: Claudia Abe, Colleen Fukunaga, Karen Yoshioka, Gail Yamasaki. Row 2; L to R: Lynn Hamada, Jocelyn Kojima, Harriet Kagawa. Better English w Row 1; L to R: Lynn Takemoto, Corinne Jo, Christine Sueda. Row 2; L to R: Alan Matsushima, Wayne Itamoto, Bryan Iwata. Guidance Row 1; L to R: Joe Rawlins, Mike McMinn. Row 2; L to R: Julie Mondor, Karen Burgess, Cathy Vaa. Elections Row 1; L to R: Barbara Gee, Florence Abe, Karen Burgess. Row 2; L to R: Pam Weitzel, Daryl Silva. 19 J udicial Row 1; L to R: Judy Ginoza, Reginald Quiocho, Bar- bara Gee. Row 2: Peggy Ann Fujita, Lucile Naka- mura. Student Council Committees L to R: Suzy Benton, Mary Oxley, Leslie Ann Ornellas. 1 Inter School Relations wag Row 1; L to R: Rudy deRochemont, Jon Crocker, Edwin Eckert. Row 2; L to R: Christine Sueda, Corinne Jo, Lynn Takemoto. Row 3; L to R: David Drake, Ronald Hart, Larry VanAtta, Ober Fox. Marianne Egeland President Joe Paskoski Vice President Corinne Jo Secretary Senior Council Led by competent and efficient leaders, the student council soared to new heights this year. Many activities were conducted which brought Campbell High School new stature among other high schools. The entire student body and administration takes great joy in congratulating our council for its successes throughout the year. Bre m Monson Treasurer Mr. Hideyasu Fukuhara Adviser l7 Row 1; L to R: Tommy Palmeira, Debbie Hart, Debbie Pickinpaugh, Bonnie Bigham, Rosalie Austria, Carmen La Gory, Phil Schmidt. Row 2; L to R: Dale Van Atta, Richard Kahl, Blake Sueda, Stefan Kong, Tommy Ege- land, Denis deRochemont. Row 3; L to R: Davie Alporque, Jack Carpenter, Roger Murakami, Darwin Matsu- shima, Glenn Nagamine, George Fitchko, Rex McDaniel. J unior Council The James Campbell Junior Council is made up of all the seventh and eighth grade homerooms. It was a year filled with different types of activities sponsored by the Council. The Christmas social, Sugarplum Festive , found all 400 Council members hav- ing a merry time. Two weeks later the homerooms were busily packing Christmas baskets for a children's ward at Waimano home, while May brought the last social, Final Frolic . The Council also established an official newspaper, THE BOONDOCK BARNA- CLE, which appeared quarterly. Leading the council were president, Rosalie Austria; vice-president, Dale Van Mrs. Naomi Shigemoto Atta; secretary, Jan Olingy; and treasurer, Tommy Egeland. Guiding them in Advisor their endeavors was advisor, Mrs. Shigemoto. overnment afeteria Workers Mary Silva Yaeko Sugai Mitsue Amano Hazel Ishii J P05 Satoko Sadamaru Jim Gadaire, Howard Estencion. Row 2; L to R: Victor Nettleton, Larry Haas, Paul Gadaire, Jody Wright, Roger Strube, Patrick Campogan, Mark Victorino. Row 3; L to R: Capt. David Silva, Robert Mendiola, Wil- Row 1; L to R: Mike Migan, Bobby Jackson, Anthony Souza, Gary Montira, Mike Burleson, Darrell Keliinoe, liam Akiona. l3 Custodians w wmww 5 t, Joel Kai Rose Apio Eugene Rodrigues Francis Kai Service Groups CAMPUS POLICE 12 1 Tamar Ching Avies Corpuz Hideyasu Fukuhara Jane Izuno Barbara James I HPE Soc. Stud. Soc. Stud. Alg. Eng.. Yearbook I Loretta Lee Lillian Lowe Donald Lundstrum Jean Matsuo Richard Miyazaki Eng. Homemaking, Math Ind. Arts, Woodwork French, Eng. Mech. Drawing, Ind. Crafts Lillian Nagaji George Nakamoto Myles Nakastu Janet Ogawa Eng- P1. Geo., Trig. HPE Gen. Bus., Gen. Math, Typing g L Mildred Pang Sanford Pang Alvin Patterson Richard Sagawa Reita Sakamoto ; Home Economics SpaniSh Phys. Sci. Eng., Soc. Stud. HPE 1 Judith Takaiani David Thome Walter Uehira Michael Yamamoto Eng., Soc. Stud. Art Industrial Arts Phys. SCL, Math 11 Noburo Abe Soc. Stud. Carolyn Kato Math Laureta Andaya shorthand Patsy Kawakami Ma th Soc. Stud. Typing Edward Okada Gen Sci. Francis Oshiro HPE Naomi Shigemoto Reading Michio Shishido HPE Sue Sumida Eng. Newswriting Helen Sunakoda Eng., Soc. Stud. g, Louis Baldovi Darlene Kent HPE Drama Vivian Mukai Read ing Fred Murata Eng. Soc. Stud. Judith Oshiro Expository Writing, Eng. Gordon Ozawa Phys. Sci. Jean Soken Soc. Stud. Norman Sumida Alg. Pauline Takahashi Eng., Soc. Stud. Yasuo Takara Biology Marlyn Burke Joann Knox Eng. , Speech Jules Carhbra Soc. Stud. Eng. Alfred Lagaso Music Henry Younge Florence Young Kinney Kama Grace Misaki Counselor Counselor Counselor Secretary Silvia Malilay Clerk Elaine Okimoto Librarian Administration Roberta Takara Cafe. Mgr. Manuel Ferreira Head Custodian Robert Endo Donald Kanagawa Intern V. P. Registrar Andy Nii Vice Principal Joseph Nishimoto Principal Running a school is like riding a surfboard. The board is the students and the rider, the administration. Without a rider to guide the board, the board would drift to nowhere. But with cooperation between both, they can rise to unrelent- ing feats. We are grateful that at Campbell such an administration ex1sts. 4mm? 7 l l i WV; Administration 1! Dedication The setting of a tradition is always a momentous occasion, and 1965 marks the establishment of Campbell High School's greatest tradition. To the class of 1965, Campbell High School's first graduating class, this volume is proudly dedicated. Contents 1 Q ment ; classmen m0 G 25A qu' 69539-1572 7 Activities ' In Memoriam Senior Directory Index Acknowledgements Ads Bzaur T able of Title Page Dedication Administration Student Gover ,v Organization Sports Under Se James Campbell High 8: Intermediate School The Saber 1965 The mystery of the eternal sea has lured man since time began. Beautiful in all Of its changing faces, it isean ever awesome sight. Within the breaking of a wave man sees more than its physical strength and beauty-Luhe seesw the frames of his entire life passing before him in successibn. Immersed in the epluhgi'ng crest he his hope; and dreams? of;the past; his triumphs add'defeats of the future. Men live and dieJ- tmd thus thewgiiiterhswahuman mean: woven and rewoven into the fabric 0f the universe, But the ageless sea lives on and on- enduring thee ravages of time and seeming man's efforts to con- uneir it. e 4?'Frederick Wardy x ' t L; q 94? $32; a v, N .1 1., :3 41: 471x gw 7; M : .stxsesecrsvt-zsazi :5? x