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

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Catch me if you can ! Hey, Mr. Bailey, Paul's this wayf' Iunior Prom The highlight of the year for all juniors is the long antici- pated Junior Prom. Due to great effort and careful planning, this year's prom, Dear Heart, proved to be the most suc- cessful in many years. Dancing to the romantic sounds of the Starlighters, the juniors and their dates clung to moments they wished always to remember. . . . . such a lovely way to spend an evening. Juniors and guests dance to their theme song, Dear Heart.

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Noi! I won't leave my pretty chair! There must be an easier way. Dances The fall of each school year is the time at which new and old students of Kamehameha become acquainted, and one way is by dancing. The annual Aloha Dance is held for this sole purpose. Two additional informal dances, the Muumuu Ball and the Christ- mas Dance, are also held. Students are able to enjoy the newest dance crazes, and teachers are introduced to the Swim, The Monkey, and the Jerk, to mention just a few. All else is forgotten for the time being. Charge l A Hi! My narne's Stanley. I like it!! I like it!! ffoiddyapzf,

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JANE BURGE LYZETTE PATRICIA WONG SHARON MAHOE President, KSG CHENOWETH Secretary, KSG Treasurer, KSG Vice President, KSG Associate justices: Irene Wagner, Rosemarie Bovino, Charlene Pidot,Laurene Chun, Glennie Holt. KSG STUDENT COUNCIL-FRONT ROW: Suzanne Benham, Sharlene Chun, Gayle Soma, Hauoli Kuba, Emmaline Liu, Susan Adams, Sheila Kaui, Marilyn Maunu. SECOND ROW: Judy Burge, Gwyn Cup Choy, Stephanie Blevins, Aileen Sanborn, Rinda Sabas, Naomi Chung, Student Government The most important facet of the Kame- hameha Schools is the representation the stu- dents maintain in its government. This year the Girls' School was under the capable leadership of Jane Burge, and KSB was headed by Clayton Chun. Under the guidance of Miss Helen Lange of KSG and Mr. Rich- ard Greer of Boys' School, our student leaders strove for and achieved a well organized stu- dent government. Aiding the Student Council of Girls' School, was the relatively new Student Court. Headed by Chief Justice Karen Tsark and her Associate Justices, the Court worked for the sole purpose of aiding the students. The Boarder Council of KSG, too, was another active factor of an ever-working and successful student government. Sheila Brown, Gwen Machado-. Manono Aki, Sylvia Naea, Nancy Morgan, Peggy Tani- is 'wtlfgffgjl ii 5, M1 ,tv f ff, N 'M l fl . m..4.4s. .i ...x,.,,fs,f.,,.f. . i ii ' - 1n:s',.:: .,, .y. -'..,aw ' ,L :I ,H 7 WU? 1-4 if V 'R i'f1tl5?5siS3S A W Q.s:f1-sr ' V Eff ESG' , Chief Justice, KSG guchi, Gertrude Mahi. THIRD ROW: Ardis Kealamakia, Sharlette Keliikipi, Marcia Martinson, Anna McCorriston, Rose Mae Martinson, Catherine Kihano, Ululani Perez Geraldine Cravalho, Stephanie Lindsey, Charlene Tam H2