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

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S. Okamura Treasurer R. Mikami V. Pres. C. Talcahama President A. Nokagawa Chaplain H . Sur Secretary afzcdew The Torchers Hi-Y was organized in Oct- ober, 1951. Membership consisted of I8 seniors, one iunior and one sophomore. The purpose of this club was To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Some of the activities carried on by the club were: a Thanksgiving party, a Christ- mas party, a picnic and a banquet. The group was ably guided by Charles Takahama, president, and Richard Kawa- guchi , advisor. They were assisted by Rob- ert Mikami, Harlan Sur, Stanley Okamura and Edward Okuhara. Top Row: R. Kawaguchi, adviser, F. Asato, D. Fuii- tani. Row 2: E., Ginoza, R. Henna, K. Kaneshiro. Row 3: E. Kuratsu, R. Miyagawa, F. Miyamoto. Row 4: E. Okuhara, W. Takamiya, H. Tokuda. Row 5: T. Wada, W. Young.

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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

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J. Ardtawa , C. Fuiii J. lnouye E. Koga L. Miyashiro A. Moriyama K. Nitta L. Okimoto N. Otsu A. Sakurai E. Sasaki D. Shimabukuro E. Takayama N. Tamanaha J. Tonaki L. Wasa 2 M. Watanabe F. Yamamoto H. Yonamine ' were f. is-HW ' ff-ff... Girl Scout Troop 31 showed vigor and en- thusiasm in sewing school and community the past year. They won two competitive club contests-- both of which were sponsored by the National Honor Society--the Book Drive and the Schol- arship Dance ticket selling. Some of the proiects that were taken up dur- ing the past three years include the sponsorship ofthe Dreamers' Holiday dance, the Hill Billy Hop, participation in the Folk Festival, the Territorial Girl Scout convention on Hawaii, the flag raising and lowering ceremony, and the yearlyclub tradition of caroling at the var- ious hospitals and sending gift packages to the St. Anthony's Orphanage and Maluhia Home.