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

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2 LAS ESTRELLITAS Top row: Gail Yamamoto, president: Ruby VVada, vice-fnrffsidentq Brenda Kadokawa, recording secretary: Naomi Kobayashi, corresponding secretaryg Kathleen Kajiwara, treasurer. 2nd row: Joyce Ashimine, Geraldine Barcenas, Helene Ellis, Carolyn Eugenio, Marjorie Fujimori. Zlrd row: Faye Fuse. Velma Keipi, Louise Lung, Hazel Muramoto, jane Nishimura. 4th row: Rose Ogami, Patricia Yamaguchi, Helene Yamanaka, Cecelia You, Geraldine Young. Sponsoring a fashion show at the Biltmore Hotel and collecting money for the March of Dimes were special projects for the Las Estrellitas. The girls worked diligently to make these affairs successful. They also caroled on the Kapahulu Busi- ness Men's Association float in December and participated at pep rallies. Together with clubs from different schools, they had many social activities. Their final activity was a ban- quet and dance, held in june.

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FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Top row: Norman Yoshikami, prexidentg Helen Ceridon, vice-presidentg 2nd-row: Beatrice Hi- rata, secretaryg Jean Goo, treamurerg Clyde Furumoto, Florence Gibo, Judy Goo. 3rd rowg Sandra Hayamizu, Patricia Hew, Sharon Ho, Joyce Inouye, Henrietta Kepelino. 4th row: Nancy Miya- hira, Gladys Noguchi, Lorraine Sakamoto, Dorothy Takahashi, janet Tsubota. The Future Business Leaders of America is made up of seniors that belong to the Co- operative Oflice Training Class of Kaimuki. Under the Advisorship of Mrs. Madeline D'Enbeau, they started the year with an in- .. A er'-'sf 5 r 5 .- y X W if 'N S- -... 5 'SMA . W' J ' K I -h ' ir- , , X S, K Q fix stallation banquet in October at the Willows. During the Easter vacation they put on an egg hunt for the orphans. A money making project enabled them to have a graduation banquet in May.

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LES CHANTELES The Les Chanteles initiated their first year of club activities and did their part in main- taining Hi-Y standards and the purpose of the Hi-Y. XVith much spirit and enthusiasm, the club members undertook many projects including trick or treating for UNICEF, making food baskets, tray favors, caroling and helping paint the YMCA social hall. PIlllI'Ollgl1 social activities such as picnics, dances and service projects with other Hi-Y clubs, many friendships were formed with boys from McKinley, Farrington, Roosevelt, and Iolani. The Chanteles concluded an enjoyable and busy year with a banquet in -Iune. Top row: Muriel Masumura, presidenl: Carole Masuda, vice-jn'c.cif1erzt,' Ardel Honda, secretary: June Yanazawa, treasurerg Sandra Kimura, Sgt.-at-Arms. 2nd row: Patricia Torigoe. Chaplaing Lynne Kim, advisor: Joanne Totoki, advisory Sandra Akivama, l-llhel Aramaki. Ilrd row: Carolyn Chock, Carol Hamasaki, jane Higa, Betty Ing, Jean Nakamura. 4th row: Carolyn Ontai, Bessie Shimabukuro, Penelope Taguchi, Sue Vyeda, Arlene Yamagata. ,gs in is 1 -as. pn ,nm Us IQ Y-'ZS E5 ..... Lf- ilk 'Q fe- I5