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

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CLAYTON CHUN HARRY EULITT ELROY OSORIO WAYNE PERRY President, KSB Vice President, KSB Secretary, KSB Treasurer, KSB KSG BOARDER COUNCIL - FRONT ROW: Irmagard Hueu, Francine Lavilla, Leathea Ching, Valerie Kimura, Rose Mae Martin- son. SECOND ROW: Vernette Funn, Catalpa Trevenen, Katharyn Morgan, Deborah Adams, Ululani Perez, Sharman Thompson, Gwynn Cup Choy. KSB STUDENT COUNCIL: Clayton Chun, Harry Eulitt, Elroy Osorio, Valentine Kanehailua, Allen Vinta, Andrew Freitas, Edward Kalahiki, Randy Hoopii, Curtis Kekoa, Stewart Williams, James Kahoano, Jaime Bellevou, Scott Mahoney, Leighton Tseu, Robert Brown, Kenneth Luckey, Robert Salva- dor, Paul Pomroy, Timothy Akana, Douglas Sing, Russell Logan, Patrick Park, Leonard Lee.

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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

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SAC BOARD MEMBERS: Blossom Sanborn, Neil Hannahs, Laurene Chun, Rose Mae Martinson, Gail Cup Choy, Valerie Kimura, Paula Erskine, Jimmy Mackenzie. Oratorical Contest Among the many important events at the Kamehameha Schools is the annual Oratorical Contest. This affair, which involves presentations of the competitors' own speeches, in- cludes a diverse range of topics. This year's contest was the forty-third of its kind. It is sponsored annually by the Ka- mehameha Alumni Association. Finalists consisted of Jane and Judy Burge, Nancy Kim, William Lai, David Manus, and Alan Mackenzie, who each contributed towards making the l965 contest a highly competitive and successful one. 114 Student Activities Council Under the competent leadership of Gail Cup Choy and its diligent advisor, Miss Patricia Hale, the Student Activities Coun- cil worked hard to produce an active, fun- iilled school year. Through dedicated team effort, such programs as the United Fund Drive Talent Show and the K. S. Karnival Variety Show provided unforgettable enter- tainment for the student bodies of all three schools. We, the students, tip our hats to you, the members of the Student Activities Council. Oratorical Contest winners, Judy Burge and Alan Mac- kenzie.