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

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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.

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0 For the Student Council Standing Committees, it was the year ot little glory and work, work and more work. Three new committees were formed to ac- commodate the needs of our ever-expanding student body. These were the Student Exchange Committee, Viking ofthe Month Committee, and the Parliamentary Procedure Workshop Commit- tee. These committees played a maior role in Eadazb Zulu the successful ventures of the Student Council. The media of communications was the Coun- cil meeting where they reported achievements and any matters which required the attention and the approval of the council. By doing the odd jobs they lessened the tasks of the Stu- dent Association and enabled them to devote more time to maior problems and immediate needs. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE COMMITTEE members pictured above are: Aileen Nukotoni, Aileen Hilruno, Moe Okumoto. TROPHY COMMITTEE members pictured to the left are: Rancid Enoki, Morton lmomura, Stuart Chun, Gordon Hashimoto Gary Yoshiyoma.