Kaimuki High School - Ka Halia Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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M071 ' H. Asato President G. Fuiinaka V. Pres. H. Kaiiwara Secretary B. Kuniyuki Treasurer Formed by a group of sophomores in September, 1949, the Hui O'Hauolani Y- Teens enioyed three years of fellowship and Fun. The members willingly offered their time and services whenever needed. The activities which occupied the busy Hauolanians were: selling programs at the 442nd Carnival, caroling at hospitals, sponsoring dances to donate to the Asilo- mar fund, helping with the summer can- teens, socials with the various Hi-Y clubs. The fun and ioys experienced together will be cherished and recalled in the years to come. A banquet in May climaxed a most interesting year. Top Row: J. Asato, B. Fuiii, S. Fuiimoto, H. Furukawa. Row2: U. Hisano, M. Kanemura, D. Kidani, S. Ling. Row3 C. Manabe, E. Matsumoto, S. Morikawa, E. Morishige. Row4 F. Naganara, S. Nakamura, G. Omura, N. Otsu.. Row 5: B. Sakaguchi, G. Sakai, Y. Sasabe, E. Sasaki. Row 6: B. Shi- mada, F. Sunada, F. Takahashi, E. Takayama. Row 7: L. Wa- sa, D. Yano, M. Yoshimasu.

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694562494554 Under the able guidance of Lucy Ogata, the Nightingales Tri-Hi-Y, composed of ei I e ve n members, worked successful Iy through an event- ful year with many social functions and club projects. Some of the proiects taken up during the club year were: sold scrips and served as hostesses For the ICC Bazaar, sold delicious homemade Jean Inouye President Norma Kumagai Janet Lee Agnes Lew Mildred Lew Shirley Nakamura Chaplain Katherine Nitta Treasurer Nobuko Nohara Helen Shimabuku Doris Shimabukuro Vice President Vivian Shishido Secretary Lucy Ogata Adviser cookies to send Nobuko Nohara and Jean Inouye to the Territorial Hi-Y Conference held on the Garden Isle, made Easter baskets for the Shrine Hospital and sewed Ieis for the War Memorial. Social activities such as moonlight picnics and parties with Hi-Y clubs were enioyed. A banquetin June on Coconut Island highlighted a year of fun and service.

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' , 'Will fs l.. Kaailwl R- Afdkaki N va Pres. Secrefqo, wie fylr Fofoyoi 531' lfb V ' Yvvteg USUN' 6666! eaewfeew D. Anzai N. Fukuda E. Fusato M. Inoue E. Kuroiwa G. Kurokawa J. Lee N. Lee F- MUSUQUWVW The Club l7 was organized by a group of iunior girls with the able help of their advisor, Mrs. Kaleikau. The purpose is to promote high standards of good character. A social with the Rainbows and a iam session with the Knights were much enjoyed by all the girls. The girls sold tickets to the Storybook Fantasy dance with enthusiasm and made dozens of cookies for the little ones at the Children 's Hospital. Highlights of the school year were the paiama party and the laulau sale. The pa- iama party was held at the YWCA beach club at which the girls paraded in a beauty contest wearing baggy paiamas. The lau- lau sale was abig success with all hands helping to the utmost. A. Nakai F. Nakashima F. Nishimoto l H. Okamura M. Tomihama