Radford High School - KA POE AEA Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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KOREAN ATTENDANTS Charlotte Kim and Percy Pork COSMOPOLITAN ATTENDANTS Lovey Oppenheimer and Rodney Kciuhone loha Wfeek l.e'H: HAWAIIAN ATTENDANTS-Sharon Downey ond Russell Komolu ' SAMOAN ATTENDANTS Middle: JAPANESE ATTENDANTS-Florence Yomcuchi and Wayne Toku- Rose Togici and Be,-my LOG hcima. Right: FILIPINO ATTENDANTS-Sandy Augustine ond Paul Pedro. I.!,. damn

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l CHINESE ATTENDANTS Mark l-lowey and Beverly Sunn PUERTO RICAN ATTENDANTS Angelino Torres and Aida Rodriugez CAUCASIAN ATTENDANTS: Jay Schwartz, Sue Coleman KING MATT KRAMER and QUEEN CAROLYN LEAVITT KAHILI BEARERS, left To righT: Fred Noble, Dan Mickel, and Henry Fuiioka. The Theme of The second annual Aloha Week fesTiviTies was enTiTled Polynesian lnTernaTional. IT was held on OcTober 26. ElecTed by The sTudenT body, The king and queen reigned over The TesTiviTies. The queen's aTTendanTs represenTed her racial group. Each girl wore her naTive cosTurne and spoke in her naTive Tongue. NEGRO ATTENDANTS Wardell Duckefr and Candy Taylor l

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Dancing in the gay atmosphere of Gay Paris. Radford's gentlemen getting refreshments for their dates. Gay Paris Gay,Paris, a semester dance, was held on January l2. It was sponsored by the iunior and senior classes. The Shadows, a iazz band, provided tremendous music for the evening which was especially en- ioyable because of the good dance num- bers. Radford's own organized group, Arallpsf' performed at intermission time while the Regents and Les Chrystales pro- vided refreshments. Carol Holmes was in charge of this gay affair. The cafetorium was decorated to create a Paris atmosphere, with the Eiffel Tower and other things French. l-44 Ed and Jeanie bopping gracefully. Students enioying that famous dance, The Twist. ,,..,, X K The Spill ,,i-.. ...,cc ' gp .,.. :s.1.:.,ff i:Tii7 'f:::'-' U A .