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

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LES LARETTES To grow as a person in friendship with people of all races is the purpose of the Les Larettes. This Y-Teen Club successfully carried out many worth-while services and projects such as: the Litterbug Campaign, helping the Volunteer Placement Bureau and the Slipper Drive for the Territorial Hospital. Socials, skating parties, camps, conferences and picnics headlined their activities. A banquet at the Hawaiian Village climaxed their year. op row: jean Shimabukuro, president: Jana Higashi, 1Jice-president: Grace Yamamoto, SFCT6'ld1fV,' Jessie Shimabukuro, treas- 'erg Ethel Fujinaka. Sgt.-at-Arms: Elaine Ige, advisorg Ethel Kaneshiro, advisor. 2nd row: Mae Akamine, jenny Chinen, Carol ming, Arlene Chong, Irene Gakiya, jean Gakiya, Beatrice Hi rata. 3rd row: Alice Ige, Thelma Inouye, Florence Ishii, Betsy ijiwara, jane Kinoshita, Sharon Luke, Patsy Matsuda. 4th row: Barbara Naito, Susan Wakabayashi, Edith Nakao, Gladys No- lchi, Gen v' O k ' ' ' ' V '- ' ' e ieve na a, Cynthia Oshlro, Myra Sasaki, .wth row. Ruth Shibuya, Deanna Takara, jean Takara, Jeanette Takara, rances Yagi, Marian Yagi, Carol Zukeran. 159

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RHYTHMAIRES Top row: John Ashimine, presidentg Edwin Takara, vice-presidentg Norman Yoshikami, secretary: Fred Uedoi, treasurerg Richard Yasuda, Sgt.-at-Arms. 2nd row: Richard Yoshikawa, chaplain: Harry Tao, aduisorg Richard Yamanaka, advisorg Harold Arakaki, Steven Balanay, William Brumlow, Kenneth Fujita. 3rd row: George Kashinoki, Gary Kashiwamura, Myron Kekula, james Koga, james Koshiba, Melvin Miyata, Richard Nakasone. 4th row: Lester Nakata, Ronald Ne' komoto, David Noguchi, Wayne Okada, Charles Serikawa, Steven Tsugawa, james Yamada. Under the advisorship of Richard Yamanaka, to finance numerous picnics and socials with Kai- the Rhythmaires enjoyed a most memorable year muki, Farrington, and McKinley Clubs, filled with fun and fellowship' With enthusiasm and determination they were junior and Senior boys worked hard to de- corate and clean up at the Scholarship Dance. . 7 . . . Proceeds from a sweet bread sale were enough quet held in May topped the years activities. able to uphold the standards of the Hi-Y. A ban-

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BOBBETTES Top row: jane Futenma, president: Bertha Kondo, vice-presidentg jean Segawa, secretaryg Gladys Kurihara, treasurerg Lorraine Oshiro. Sgt.-at-Armsg Louise Ishikawa. 2nd row: Ellen Izutsu, Sylvia Kamoda, Diane Kawamoto, Marjorie Lee, Amy Morikawa Eva Nakama. 3rd row: Nellie Nakama, Harriet Naruto, Lorraine Okahashi, Leatrice Omori, Sylvia Omoto, Charlene Quiamno. 4th row: Shirley Tamashiro, Judy Todoke, Charlotte Lyu, Nancy Uyehara, Elsie Uyeshiro, Carol Wozumi. An independent club, the Bobbettes, are composed of Junior girls from McKinley and Kaimuki. Participating in the Toys for Tots campaign and donating leis for Memorial Day were some of the services they contributed to the school and community. Selling seeds, pretzels and shoyu peanuts were their money making projects for the year. By having socials with clubs from Far- rington, McKinley, and Iolani, the Bobbettes were able to promote Christian Fellowship and unity among students of different schools.