Kamehameha High School - Ka Nai Aupuni Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Page 84 text:

« Ka Moi Ka Moi, which means the King is a bi-weekly publication of the students of The Kainehameha Schools and is a chapter of the International Quill and Scroll. Combining pinpoint reporting with precise information, they have tried to bring into focus the many activities and functions in and around The Kameha- meha Schools. The staff, under the guidance and direction of its co-editors, Sylvia Duncan and Joel Awai, and its adviser, Miss Mary Ann Chase, have furnished the latest coverage in school and class activities throughout the year. |oy Ahn Page-One Editor Palmroy Bush Page-One Editor Sylvia Duncan Co-Editor ette Kapahua Page-Four Editor Carol McCubbin Exchange Editor Ernest Wilson Photographer Thomasine Wilson Reporter Juniors Members: Sitting left to right: Linda Mae Mau. Sally jo Bowman. Yvonne Kukahiko, Evelyn Chamberlain. Standing left to right: Wallace Kunakau. William Miller, Lyford Chong, Jackie Mahi, Louis Lang, Louise Stone, Kuulei Apo, Lorna Kim.

Page 83 text:

wm W ' H Naomi Mundon Co-Editor Ka Na ' i Aupuni The Annual Staff, under the leadership of its co-editors, Edwin Naniahoe and Naomi Mundon, and its advisers, Mr. Luryier Diamond and Mr. John Hitner, have striven to present and portray the many diversified groups, ac- tivities and functions that have played the leading parts in the Kamchanieha scene during the past year. In its job of depicting life at Kamehameha, the staff has tried to bring into one composite panorama, the trials and triumphs, the joys and sorrows that gave Kameha- meha its color and human interest. Lynette Ah Mai Business t anager Yvonne Reese Administration and Sports Charlotte Candall Aileen Iseri Haliimaile Chu Elaine Wong Phylli Makaiau Organization Editor Makeup Editor Religious Editor Class Editor Activi les Editor Mr. loKn Hitner Asst. Adviser Mr. Luryier Diamond Adviser Junior and Senior K Staff Members

Page 85 text:

n?TrrFTnTriTr7rrfrrrrTr;Tr:T . f , f . : , 7, Simeon Akaka Eleanor Awana Brucella Hopkins Masque and Gavel Kamehameha has the honor of being the first school in the Islands to Masque and Gavel Society. The purposes of this society are to improve oral English and to recognize students who have excelled in spoken English throughout the year. Students were selected for the Masque and Gavel on the basis of their perfor- mances in radio work, deputation teams, plays, and oratorical contests. They also needed higfli grades in speech attitude on their report cards. Prospective members, upon the recommendation of Mr. Robert Ritterhoff, Masque and Gavel Society adviser, must be officially approved by members of the English depart- ment of both schools before being finally admitted to the Society. Thomasine Wilson Junior Members 1st Row: Ishmael Stagner. Terry Kau. lames Chong. 2nd Row: Cordon Ma- chado, Winston Sam Fong, Lyie DuPont, Frank Medrano, Newton Colburn.