Hilo High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hilo, HI)

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QQSZQI Q52 N b I if DQR? if? 1 Fei Epi f ff A Lf T W5 The lively ones . . . moving out in This yecr's dream cclr . . . The Ford Mustang . . . ore STUDENT BODY OFFICERS dressed- in This sec1son's Iofesf business fashions. FROM LEFT: COMMIS- SIONER--Bradley Hara, TREASURER-Anne Nagata, SECRETARY- -Peggy Kusano, PRESIDENT- Barry Taniguchi, FIRST VICE- PRESIDENT-William Walter, and SECOND VICE-PRESlDENT- Roberto Ishimuru.

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7444 .was Rap...rap...rap! Will the meeting please come to order? This was the scene when the Student Council met and worked on time-consuming problems such as amending our proposed constitution. The Student Exchange Committee was organ- ized to meet the increasing interest in establish- ing friendly relations with other schools. The need to recognize outstanding students prompted the Viking of the Month Committee, The Par- liamentary Procedure Committee was introduced to better acquaint students with various proced- ures of government. On November 26, 15 delegates left for Hono- lulu, Oahu, to attend the 25th Annual Conven- tion of the Hawaii Association of Student Coun- cils. Mrs. Elizabeth Minamicle and Miss Loretta Akamu, Student Council advisers, accompanied the delegation. Student body advisers pictured to the left are: Mr. Kiyoto Horiuchi, Mrs. 'Elizabeth Minamide, Miss Dorothy Inouye, Miss Loretta Akamu. Student council representatives pictured on the opposite page can be identified by-cards showing homeroom numbers.