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

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DUKETTES Top row: Betty Ing, president, jane Higa, vice-president, Laverne Nishimura, recording sec- retary, Carol Masuda, corresponding secretary, Pamela Kim, treasurer, 2nd row: Muriel Masu- mura, Sgt.-at-Arms, Masako Nada, advisor: Sandra Akiyama, Geraldine Barcenas, Avis Gima, Carol Hamasaki. 3rd row: Grace Hamasaki, Ardel Honda, Helen Kanigushiku, Velma Kekipi, Pamela Machida, Naomi Nelson. 4th row: Carolyn Ontai, Bessie Shimabukuro, Penelope Tagu- chi, Patricia Tnrigoe, Sue Uyeda, june Yanagawa. 'UU' 1 ' QU' The Dukettes Y-Teen Club, under the ad- visorship of Masako Nada completed a suc- cessful year of socials, school service, and money raising projects. The socials included the boys from Kai- muki, McKinley. Roosevelt and University High Schools. A banquet was held on Feb- ruary 14, and another was held at the close of the school year. This club assisted in the Litterbug cam- paign, and donated to Toys for Tots. As service projects, the club helped the March of Dimes by sponsoring a Fashion Show, and participated in Top-it with Mof- fat show.

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CAVALIERS Under the advisorship of Dennis Chong, They volunteered to decorate and clean up the Cavaliers Hi-Y extended fellowship to at theschoo1Scho1arshiP Dance. The Cavaliers other dubs. Making food baskets for the sal- had Several. Somls. with ?1ubS from om' , , schools. This orgaruzation is made up of 23 valwn Afml' and 801118 to Church were some juniors. A year of fun was topped off with of their major activities. their annual banquet. To row: Thomas Yamada, presidentg Alvin Kajioka, vice-presidentg Ronald Lee, secretary. 2nd, row: Allan Odani, treasurer: Norman Ginoza, Sgt.-at-Arms: Melvin Doi, Edwin Hattori, Ronald Higa, Don Hiura. 3rd row: Gary Kajimoto, Edwin Kubota, Halford Liu, Edwin Matsui, james Mau, james Nakahodo, 4th row: Thomas Noguchi, Gerry Okamoto, Donald Koga, Ray- mond Toguchi, Earl Tokumura, Carl Yasuda.

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RENAIRES Beginning the year with an initiation pic- nic, the Renaires went on to round out a most successful year. Picnics, socials, slumber parties and fun meetings were all part of their social calendar. Touring points of interest in Honolulu like Oahu Prison, Bishop Museum, and Kaneohe Hospital was one of the special projects. The girls participated in making toys for VVaima- no Home, giving food baskets to needy fami- lies and contributing to CARE. A graduation party and a banquet clirnaxed their year. Top row: Janice Yamasaki, president: Charlene Tanigawa, z'ice-presidenlv: jane Oshiro, ser- retaryj Jean Nakasone, treasurer: Allison Char, advisor: Annette Chee, advisor. 2nd row: Arlene Chong, Carol Ching, Caroline Harada, Helen Hashimoto, Helen lge, Glenna Kamiya. 3rd row: Joanne Kurisu, Shirley Nagamine, Carol Odo, Joyce Ogata, Irene Onaga, Lois Sakamoto. 4th row: Mae Uesugi, Gail Umeda, Frances Yagi, Marion Yagi, Carol Yamanuha, Kay Yonemine.