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

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CASHMERES The Cashmere's Club is an independent money making projects to finance their busy organization composed of girls from Kaimuki, program for the year. McKinley, and University High Schools. They Socials with clubs from Roosevelt, Farring served the community by aiding public wel- ton and McKinley were held throughout the fare institutions spreading fellowship and year. A banquet and a camping trip cllmaxed cheer to the needy and ailing. They also had the year of activities. Top row: Sandra Hamamoto, presidentg Marian Yagi, vice-president: jane Kaneshiro, secretaryg Gladys Masagatani, trezuurerg Arlene Kaneshiro, Sgt.-at-Arms: Carol Ching. 2nd row: Marion Dote, Amy Fujimoto, Janice Fukuoka, lrene Gakiya, Lorna Goo, Carolyn Hee. 3rd row: Lotti Higashi, jane Kagawa, Gladys Kitayama, Mildred Matsumura, Lillian Oganeku, Candace Sa- kata. 4th row: Carolyn Takaoka, jane Tokeshi, Sally Tokura, Elaine Tsuha, Sue Yoshimura, Carolyn Young. 'Q hvb 4... Q55 me V' 'N 'vs

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168 JUNIOR MISS ,p-at nf Top row: Judith Sasaki, president, Elsie Awa, vice-president, Helen Yamashiroya, secretaryf Judy Oyakawa, treasurerg Victoria Nero, Sgt.-at-Arms. 2nd row: Lynne Zane, chaplain, Pearl Kam, advisor, Marilyn Biete jean Fujii, Lotti Higashi, Betty Kajiwara. 3rd row: Evelyn Kawamoto, Carolyn Lau, Naomi Nelson, Gail Oshiro, Francine Song, Karen Sueoka. 4th row: jane Tokeshi, jenny Toyama, Carolyn Umeda. Betty Yamato, Sharon Yamaoka, Alice Yoneyama. The Junior Miss, in compliance with its purpose to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standard of Christian ideals, participated in many activities. Among them were, being hostesses at our school dances, decorating the patio, helping the Volunteer Service Bureau and participating in the YMCA World Serv- ice project. Many dances, picnics and hikes with boys from Roosevelt, McKinley and Punahou were enjoyed by all. During the Easter vacation the girls went camping at Camp Erdman. Ha- waiian Village was the site for their final event, a banquet.

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LORI-NELLS 3 L s me ,..- i Top row: Marion Lee, president. 2nd row: Grace Murata, vice-president, Linda Miyamoto, sec- retary, Rosario Quezon, corresponding secrefaryg Joyce Kwock, treasurer, Florence Yamamoto, Sgt.-at-Arms: Barbara Lee, advisor. 3rd row: Bow Chu Leong, advisorg Lorene Goo, Phyllis Goo, Arlene Ho, Hazel Ikehara, Sandra lshimoto. 4th row: Audrey Koshiba, Carol Mihata, Loretta Mizoue, Florence Muramoto, Doreen Murata, Harriet Naruto. 5th row: Joyce Taira, Flora Takamiya, Shirley Tamashiro, Elaine Tsuha, Leilani Uyeda, Frances Yamashiro. The Lori-Nells composed of girls from Kai- The club also participated in the Territori- muki and Roosevelt set aside many hours for al Hi-Y Conference, The Rededication Gere- the service ro'ects Service projects such as mony and the Youth and Government Con- P J - r making tray favors for the Shriner's Hospital, selling tickets for the Scholarship Dance, arid donating money to the Star-Bulletin Christ- mas Fund, were held every month. girls was a banquet held at the Reef Hotel. ference. Socials were held with many clubs of other schools. Highlighting the year for the