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

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the energetic chinese club worked all year to preserve chi- nese culture as practiced in ha- wai'i, and to be of school and public service whenever possi- ble. club members participated in many events including a famous amos cookie sale, a nar- cissus growing contest, and a do jay Ithank youj day. in may, they held a cookielau, and graduating seniors enjoyed a special june treat: a 9 course banquet. during the year, the club produced a monthly news- letter called chopsticks'j and it provided change for a dollar to students wishing to use the vending machines. membership was open to all, regardless of ethnic background or ability to speak chinese. R top left. chinese club U conrad lum Ipresidentl tern lee Ivice president! carleen paresa fsecretaryl michele Wong Ktreasurerl, jan lum-akana, jodi louie Irepresentativesj 21 richard soars adrienne renaud keawe harris da velyn nakamoto laura fong barbara ching fadvisorl, 31 kehau kawai, keili -ann frank, eidi takahashz cynthza wong charlene achi missing from picture pikake lee allyson kaal robin yagi, leanne char, cindy silva, joe sown left. conrad lum checks to see if he has enough money to purchase famous amos cookies above right: carleen paresa explains the rules to japanesefchinese clubs 69

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the members of the bowling club, both students and faculty, gathered together every tuesday afternoon to engage in their favorite sport, bowl- ing. russ martin, the advisor of the club, encourages good form and tech- nique, as well as the enjoyment of the game. right: bowling club-U boyd punua, gregory ching, lindsey lau, marvin luckfield. 21 lralani wat- son, crystal payana, alber gomes, deena leong, sheryl lau, michelle sakamoto, michael conching, conrad lum, stacy martin, deni hanohano, don pa yanal. 31 kevin murray, troy shima- saki, allen stewart, wayne chang, lee thomas, russ martin fadvisorl, gene lewis, john leong. above middle: rachael muller bowls another strike. above right: gregory ching exihits perfect form. Ou. 70 activities Bowling Club I O