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

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J . Omura Treasurer J . Masutani A. Nakai Chaplain M. Yuhara V . Pres. - Secretary F. Higa H . Iwamoto President Adviser Dzzmzw Concluding their second year under the advisorship of Miss Helen lwamoto, the members of the Dreamer's Tri-Hi-Y had a highly successful year. Someof the main events of the year were a banquet and a paiama party held at the Waikiki beach club. Socials with various Hi-Y clubs were also enioyed. Combining business with pleasure, the girls helped at the Kaimuki Bazaar and sold programs at the Go For Broke Cer- nival. Representing the club at the Hi-Y convention on Kauai were Ann Nakai and Shirley Shimabukuro. To climax the year, the girls enioyed a camping trip at the beach home of one of the members. J. Chun S. Goto J. Kawai E. Kubota J. Muramoto K. Noharu J. Uruda S. Shlmdwkurb J. Suzuki

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-. 'R J. Shimabuku President A. Ibardci V. Pres., L. Takdci Secretary R. Kaneshiro L. Sur D. Ling F G . 09031 ' Shfmabukufo L. venom' A- Umm G. Kim Chaplain H . lltei Treasurer The Cupids Tri-Hi-Y, a newly organized club consisting mainly of senior girls from McKinley, Roosevelt, Mid-Pacific Institute and Kaimuki, enioyed a successful year un- der the leadership of Janet Shimabuku, pres- identp Agnes lbaraki, vice-presidentp Lilli- an Takaki, secretaryp Harriet lkei, treas- urerp Grace Kim, chaplainp and Miss Jane lyoki and Miss Eleanor Yuhara, advisers. Club proiects forthe year included selling of programs at the 44-2nd Camival, making tray Favors for the children at Shrine Hos- pital in April, Christmas caroling at various hospitals and attending the 3lst Territorial Conference on K auai. Janet Shimabuku represented the Cupids at this conference. ln December a Christmas banquet was held and in June an aloha banquet ended a very interesting year for all members.