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

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JUNIOR NEWMAN CLUB Top row: Marlene Moja, president 2nd row: Barbara Baptist, secretary: Diane Rapoza treasurerg Stella Ah Hee Carolyn Amoy, Cordellia Amoy. 3rd row: Florence Baldwin, Mercedes Ching, Pricilla Dang, Andrea Dean, Gloria Deland. 4th row: Lydia Fernandez, Judy Gabriel, Dorothy Hee, Linda Sydner, Carolyn Young. -,-...-Q 'V' fv- is- Ve...-f s,..w nu- This club was formed to promote spiritual, social, and physical activities for Catholic stu- dents in public schools. Father Gerald steered their activities. They decorated the showcase in the Ad- ministration Building, participated in the Lit- d ' terbug Campaign and helped in the Polio Drive. For their special project they had a candy sale. Members included Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores. The Junior Newman Club ended the year of fun and fellowship.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of the Kaimuki Aloha Chapter of the National Honor Society is fourfold, to create an enthusiam for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Kai- muki High School. Service to the school and community was done on both an individual and group basis. Ushering at the Christmas play, serving re- freshments at school dances, setting up win- dow displays in the Administration building, and serving the school as oflicers in many organizations were some of their services. Community service was accomplished by as- sisting at the Honolulu Community Theater as canteen workers, and by taking part in or- ganizations such as the Oahu Youth Council, the Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, and the Inter- School Christian Fellowship. Field trips, informal gatherings, and a visit to the Waikiki Shell to see the Shakespearean Festival were some of their social activities. To culminate the year's activities, an in- duction banquet was held. The members certainly had an active year. Top row: Sharon Luke, president, Janice Yamasaki, vice-president. 2nd row: Lila Sumida, sec- retary, Louise Field, Caroline Harada, Mildred Kamemoto, Glenna Kamiya. 3rd row: Sylvia Lee, jean Nakasone, Elaine Ng, Lois Sakamoto, Charlene Tanigawa.

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FUTURE NIGHTINGALES To promote interest in the Field of nursing is the purpose of the Future Nightingales. To gain experience, the girls volunteered their services to our local hospitals. Made up of Sophomores, Juniors, and Sen- iors, their activities included picnics, field trips and a banquet. At their meetings they had special speakers from various hospitals. Service projects were carried out for special occasions like Halloween, Christmas, and Easter. The Nightingales contributed their services to the school by participating in the Toys for Tots campaign. Top row: Patsy Matsuda, president: Marcia Nonomura, recording seeretaryg Loretta Mizoue, corresponding secretary' Florence Baldwin. 2nd row: Gloria Deland, Lorna Horiuchi, Queenie Kalawe, Veronica Lucas, Marlene Moja. 3rd row: jane Morikawa, Irene Nakamura, Katherine Okamoto, Gail Okumoto, Wendy Sugimoto. 4th row: Jeanette Sumida, Leilani Takenaka, Gwen Tyau, Leilani Uyeda, Carolyn Young. ,fs