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

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MYSTICS Top row: Raymond Iha, president. 2nd row Robert Ueno, vice-presidentg Samuel Yoshi- oka, secretaryg Roy Nakamura, treasurerg Samson Rodrigues, Sgt.-at-Armsg Bob Fujita 3rd row: Russ Hayashi, Richard Hirata, Wayne Kanai, Wayne Kaneshige, Paul Kishaba 4th row: Roy Matsudo, Dennis Ogata, Norman Oshiro, Allen Prevo, Milton Tamashiro. 5th row: George Uyeda, Melvin Uyeda, Michael Uyeda, Donald Wauki, Issac Zukeran. Under the leadership of President Raymond the patio for school dances. Socials, moonlight Iha, the Mystics volunteered their services to picnics and get togethers were enjoyed by all the school and the community. the boys. The members included juniors and They planted trees for Kaimuki Park, Seniors. A banquet in May climaxed the cleaned up after football games and decorated Mystics year.

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REVERIES Top row: Betsy Toyoshiba, president. 2nd row: Carol Kunishiga, vice-presidentg Jane Morikawa, .secretaryg Florence Ishii, treasurerg janet Kami, chaplaing Violet Hida, advisor. 3rd row: June Isono, Maureen Kikuchi, Shirley Matsumoto, Judith Nagao, Myra Sasaki. 4th row: Joyce Shi- mabukuro, Harriet Tanouye, Edith Uyehara, Carolyn Watanabe, Louise Zakimi. The purpose of the Reveries is to develop responsible citizens through service to the school. With a membership of twenty-three, the girls brought toys for the Toys for Tots campaign and made tray favors for the patients at Maunalani Hospital. Sophomores, juniors and Seniors made up this club. Money-making projects financed their many activities such as socials, hiking trips and picnics with boys from McKinley, Farrington, and St. Louis. A banquet rounded off a busy and most successful year.

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SWEETHEARTS The Sweethearts Club includes senior girls who gave service to the school and communi- ty. By having selling projects, the girls were able to finance many socials, hikes, and picnics. During the Thanksgiving and Easter holi- days, they went on camping trips at Kokokahi and the Waikiki Beach Club. Services rendered includes helping the J. R. C. make Christmas wreaths for the Ter- ritorial Hospital, and making Christmas de- corations for the Kings Daughters Home. Highlighting the year was a banquet held at the Hawaiian Village Hotel in May. ,nt P5 ,M A? Top row: Virginia Young, president, Scarlett Hiruko, vice-president, Carol Tanaka, secretary. 2nd row: Jean Ishikawa, treasurer, Linda Matsunami, Sgt.-at'Arms,' Carolyn Suzuki, Sgt-at-Arms,- Ruth Shibuya, chaplain: Janice Aramaki. 3rd row: Laurita Char, Dorothy Higa, Lorene Kami- hara, jane Kawakami, june Mukai. 4th row: joy Nishimoto, Amy Teruya, Gail Tsuda, Audrey Yee, Marjorie Yoshida. PW. AR QS 1 I5