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

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WMv-.K-awAmm w Harriefte Dias Robert Cooper Alwin Battad I: I? : © National Honor Society To be elected a member of the Kamehameha Chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors which can be bestowed on any student while in high school. Membership in this society is the goal toward which every hardworking student strives. The objects of this chapter are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the devel- opment of character in the students. George Kaha Henry Kanehailu Napua Kanoho Ernest Mokuau Harry Murray Yvonne Reese Thomasine Wilson Elaine Wong

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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.

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riFrrpThrrrr:«r rvrf:f; ' !rf?r»pvM - ' - ' ;:fh;r :»:;;»;•; I K;;k ;k Lynefte Ah Mai Joy Ahn Quill and Scroll The Members of the Kaniehameha Chapter of the Na- tional Quill and Scroll have tried to live up to the seven ideals upon which the society is based : Truth, Enlight- nient, Op|)ortunity, Leadership, Friendship, and Loyalty. Membership in this society serves us as a reward for outstanding work in the literary fields by students while at Kaniehameha on either the school newspaper or the annual staff. In addition, to qualify for membership, a student must be approved by t he English departments of the two schools and the Society headquarters. Leith Graham ! ft Deanne Kahapea Claudette Kapah Charlotte Candall Carol McCubbin Naomi Mundon I Edwin Nambhoe Yvonne Reese Ernest Wilson Thomasine Wilson