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

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,N .Qt is Haroldine Nunes A duisor XFN' 5 an-. Q-at vi WF' fr V rx -xx SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class of 1961 had a memorable year. This class with 791 students, headed by President Stephen Yoshiha- ra, Vice President Shelley Moon, Secretary Madelline Izu, Treas- urer Lei Suyama, and Sergeant-at-Arms Edwin Awakuni, was the largest ever enrolled at Kaimuki High School. Sophomore activities that kept the newcomers busy all year were the Sophomore mixer in November, talent assembly in De- cember, Class Day assembly and luncheon in March, and the high-light of the year, the banquet in May. Sophomore talent entertained all with expert dancing and singing. Miss Haroldine Nunes, Sophomore class advisor, steered the neophyte Sophomores through the busy and gratifying year. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Class secretary Madelline Izu seems to be doing all the work, while fellow officers look on, They are Lei Suya- ma, Edwin Awakuni, Shelley Moon, and Stephen Yoshihara. spur' f ,iv vm- Q--C! Q, 5 nlfll 'fuk x L' .ma .il

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