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

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gan C. MOROMISATO P. HASHIMOTO President V. Pres. J. TONAK: L. MwAsH1Ro Q V g, 5 .-:,,:-.,,:- zzz P Treasurer y SecretafY ': ' I' . '- ,, ' .,.,r. ,, , ,E V. i E. NAKABAYASHI F. DeMELLO M. KAGEHIRO Ass't Treas. Adviser ASS'f Sec. For the purpose of promoting good citi- zenship by encouraging student participa- tion in self government, Kaimuki High's stude n t government, first established in 1944, has developed with the years to the extent where it closely resembles the Fed- eral government. The three departments in Kaimuki's stu- dent government endeavor to uphold the standards of the school and to enlighten the stude nts with the principals of self- government. Discussions are held in theRepresentative Assembly or the legislative body. The Executive Council is the executive branch of this student body organization. T he ac tual Functioning ofthe student government is carried on by the various committees and boards. Credit tor the success realized in carry- ing out the school activities the past year should be given the spirit behind the stu- dent bodyand the Faculty in their effort to make the school truly Kaimuki No Ka Oel These people engineered the Scholarship Dance. ii I vi' Student leaders discuss campus problems.