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

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dew Rocketing dizzily to grand heights of fame, The Twilighters for themselves made a name. With rip-roaring spirit and ardor No Tri-Hi-Y worked harder. Advisers Grace and Jane Jo Made things swell and so-- Sixteen strong and with a song Happily they skipped along. Their concessions booth at the Bazaar Was the purtiest they thought, by far. The Hi-Y conference at Kokee Was, according to Petunia, real okay. A helping hand they cheerily extended At the Senior Class Christmas pageant.. With the Bachelors they had a grand jubilee, Paiama party at Rachel's was truly a spree. Right around the glad Easter-tide The Twilightels happily did decide To give the Maluhia kiddies this year Baskets and eggs, brimful of cheer. With the Stardusters did they concur khan There never was a snazzier get-togetherl J, Mqhns: 5. Nd: A bang-up banquet ended it all, Wai, Se? Chap. S:A rml,,- It was a perfect year all in all. D' Shimobxkj- SqkuZf!fng:1r Ka ro' neo: ' V' Pres T J. Tonaki Sim E. Ho nqmfggf S Okimofo line M. Kagehiro S ' fq . , H S soya. ' . Ho nd,,, : . yo. 'mng' E' cthlamamoto n' R' Hams C-Fulii ?' . 'LOW' msg.. Fuwwni .

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M. Tanaka - adviser P. Aoyama J. Baba A. Ching L. Choy H. Fam B. Higa A. Kakumitsu L. Wosa M. Natori M. Murashige A. Shiira M. Tanaka G . Takayama 771 we The Moonglower Tri-Hi-Y, composed ol l3seniors from Kaimuki and Farrington, en- ioyed a successful year with their advisers, Mariorie and Kenneth Tanaka. Theirfiust social event was aparty with the Ke Aliis of Farrington High, followed by c iam session and a twilight picnic. The Moonglowers contributed their ser- vices selling plants at the Kaimuki Bazaar, and helped selling programs at the 4-42nc Camival. b The social highlight for the year will be a banquet to be held in mid-June. Officers for the year were: Jean Baba, presi clentp Helen Farm, vice-president Phoebe Aoyama, secretaryp and Marion Mu- rashigey treasurer.

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R. Lyau I President E J. Lopes , V. Pres. X l T. Arita ,f Sgt. at Arms i V L. cmqlho Chaplain N. Fuiltani C. Nishimura Sec . -Treas. Adviser D- Cl'I0l' D. Cavan C. Lai P. Ledesma T. Medoiros C. Nakamoto D, Nggrones G. Negrones H. Tamashi I ro I 3 hifi fs D. Tang G. Tavares F. Uyeda Wea- me The Neo-Scholars Hi-Y Club was or- ganizedin October, 1951. Pledged to the Hi-Y ideals, the club took part in all church activities and athletic contests sponsored by the YMCA. In addition to the above activities, the Neo-Scholars enioyed a well balanced program of both social and service projects. Service proiects included helping at the 4-42nd Carnival, Storybook Fantasy, Senior Ball, and the March Twirl. Since all work and no play makes a dull club, the boys enjoyed social gatherings with girls from Mid Pacific, Roosevelt, McKinley, and Kaimuki. The club also participated in the Hi-Y model Territorial Legislature and sent a de- legate to the Hi-Y Conference held on Kauai in November. Under the able guidance of adviser Charles Nishimura, the boys enioyeda very successful year.