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

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KSB SPEECH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Craig Holderbaum, Kenneth Luckey David Manus, Wayne Fukino, Crayne Kam. SECOND ROW: Wyatt Kong, Henry Tripp, Bernard Makuakane, Louis Gomes, Melvin Kapule Curtis Kekoa, Walter McAnally, Alan Mackenzie. Speech and Drama Club The speech clubs of both KSB and KSG define their primary purpose as being the expression of oneis ideas effectively through words. By indulging in extra-curricular speech activities, these students pave their own ways to becoming the orators of tomorrow. The stage, the live audiences, the glamour of act- ing all served as incentives to students who joined the newly formed Drama Club of Kamehameha. Whether the leading character in a play or a mere stage hand, its members are provided with the ex- perience of working on the stage. KSG SPEECH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Vernette F unn, Nonna Loo, Laurene Chun, Sandra Chock, Pamela Kim, Blossom Sanborn, Sandra Barrett, Beverly Tsugawa, Deidra Freitas. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Pekelo, Beverly Valdez, Kulani Mahikoa, Gail Souza, Joan Barclay, Veronica Eugenio, Nancy Kim, Wendy Wilson. THIRD ROW: Robyn Holland, Jalyn Tani, Kathy Reis, Hazeline Ayau, Pet- roline Ann Kekaula, Darlene An- drade, Joslyn Oshiro, Sandra Doo, Lark Kahawai, Elmira Aki. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Kanda, Candace Akuna, Yvonne Young, Deborah Cummings, Shirleen Bep- pu, Patricia Cabacungun, Sandra Abayon, Cheryl Paet, Ethelyn Apao, Emmaline Salvador, Ethelwynn Cazimero. DRAMA CLUB - FRONT ROW: Angela Kelekolio, Kathy Wong, Jean McClellan, Wanda Enos, Alberta Pelletier, Linda Esposito, James Kahoano, Gregory Fontes, Larry Rutkowski. SECOND ROW: Betty Mae Mansfield, Cynthia Hussey, Healani Holt, Mel Brenner, Trudy Mahi, Harriet Corbin, Adrienne McPherson, Valerie Chung, Tina Ing, Pualani Akaka, Isaac Yamada, Carlene Rossetti, Mike Sorg. THIRD ROW: Lianne Low, Doloris Aki, Barbara Furtado, Jerilyn Kailewa, Paulette Aki, Carol-Marie De- Lima, Wanette Lum, Vicky Holt, Anna McCorriston, Haunani Trask, Nathan Kim, Alexa Thoene, Darryl Choy.

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East-West students greeted at campus conference. An East-West representative tells of his homeland. PARC The Pacific Asian Affairs Council of the Kame- hameha Schools consists of students who are in- terested in discussing the problems and future plans of the many different countries of the world. In addition to discussions by students of various Oahu high schools, East-West Center representatives answered questions at specific round-table discus- sions concerning their countries. Enthusiastic conference participants FRONT ROW: Napua Morrison, Donna Smythe, Therese win, Julia Kaupu, Rhonda Pekelo, Sandra Chock, Joan Contrades, Blossom Sanborn, Beverly Tsugawa, Deidra Barclay, Anabelle Arashiro, Sharman Thompson, Aileen Freltas, Rochelle Solomon, Mel Brenner, Wanette Lum, Sanborn, Ululani Perez, Star Enoka, Hauoli Kuba. Rose Mae Martinson. SECOND ROW: Emmaline Bald- lNilli9J'J p

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9:25 a.m. and the Kamehameha Debate Tournament is under way! Speech club presidents, Andrew Freitas and Vem- ette Funn, and Mr. Anderson plan strategy. Hamlet or just hams?