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

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DEBONAIRES Girls from Kaimuki and Kalani High Schools made up the Debonaires. This Tri Hi- Y organization enjoyed many socials and pic- nics with boys from McKinley, Iolani, and Roosevelt. They entertained at the Lunalino Old Top row: Elaine Miyahara. prexident: Della Yamauchi :fire-prexifiefzi. 2nd row: Marcia Morihara, secrelaryg Gloria Toguchi, treastnerg lean Ka- dokawa, Sgt.-at-Arms: Amy Yamaoka, chaplain: jane Hosokawa, adrfisor: Marjorie Kuniyuki, advisor. 3rd row Amy Miyahara, advisory Geraldine Ching, Nancy Ching. Janice Fujiyama, Sandra Ida, Leilani Kobayashi. 4th row: Joyce Lee, Madeline Masuda, Sharon Masuo, Elaine Okumura. Carol Sugawa, Irene Takemoto. 5th row: Frances Takata, Nina Tanabe, Carolyn Toyama, Carol Yamaguchi, Ellen Yamashita, Violet Yokotake. Men's Home, contributed toys for the Toys for Tots campaign, and helped in the Litter- bug Campaign. For their money-making pro- ject, they sold sweetbread. A camping trip and an annual banquet rounded off a year of memorable events. . 'G as w S H pn., 3 fe I ,N 39' fs ,qv-. ,vo ,png T- A ,ax S

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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.

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SABRES Top row: Robert Tanaka, prcsidentg Richard Aoto, vice-president, Roy Yamaguchi, secretary. 2nd row: Ernest Nogawa, treasurer: Lester Nakata, Sgt.-at-Armsg Dean Ishiki, chaplain, Walter Tsuda, advisor, Eddie Ching, Sidney Chong. 5rd row: Allen Hasegawa, Ronald Ikei, Richard Kato, Clifton Teraoka, Andrew Morisako, Richard Moromisato. 4th row: Walter Naito, Alban Oshiro, Tex Sato, Gordon Tam, Samuel Tanji, jerry Young The Sabre's major project for the year was putting on a Christmas rogram for the pub- lic at the Y.M.C.A. Ot er projects included cleaning up at the Scholarship Dance and Senior picnic and working with the Volunteers Service Bureau. Made up of 24 juniors, Sen- iors and Sophomores, the Sabres is a Hi-Y Club. joint dances with Roosevelt, McKinley and St. Andrew's Priory constituted their so- cial portion of their activities. To finance their social activities and year- end banquet in june, the Sabres glutted the snack consumer market on the campus with Iso peanuts.