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

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John Childers Raymond Smifh Leroy LavaTai ArT Ekenburg Bob Measel Augie Gouveia Bill Deahl Max Cowserf Stags DedicaTed service To school and communiTy, is The moTTo of The STags. The STags are a group of senior boys who wanT To beneTiT Themselves by helping oThers. They sTarTed The year righT by co-sponsoring The winning enTry in The homecoming carcade. LaTer ThaT weekend They followed up by help- ing wiTh The dance. The STags have helped aT many dances ThroughouT The year. OTher acTiviTies were The repairing and painTing of The seniors Tables, buying a U.S. Tlag Tor The school, and helping usher aT a symphony aT Mc- Kinley High Schooil AudiTorium. They ended The year by iniTiaTing new members aT a beach parTy which was enioyed by all. Gary TarkingTon Phil Jacques Mike Hayes Gary Leo Doyle 'Mallof Mike Horner Gordon Nyuha Harold ScoTT Charles Monschein Don Gard Ron HamilTon Dave BarTleTT Pres. Glenn Nichols Vice-Pres. Dan Mickel Sec.-Treas. Jay SchwarTz Sgf.-aT-Arms Glenn Vierra David Gibson Dan Crawford Mike Craver .l

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Pres. Sandy Aust ViceAPres. Vickie Kiehl Regents Sec. Mary Anderson Treas. Judy Gritten Historian Cricket Mowat K Patti Weeks Loretta Young Bev Sunn Karla Douthett Cheryl Nichols Kay Metzger Carolyn Leavitt Bette Midler The Regents Club is a service group ot 25 enthusiastic junior and senior girls. The girls started the year right by winning the Best Deco- rated Car award ot the Homecoming carcade contest. On November T7 they held their annual Stock Hop, which was one ot the most successtul dances ot the year. Later in December the girls visited the Kings Daughters Home and the Waimano Home, to spread Christmas cheer. They purchased the State Flag tor the school and potholders tor the cafeteria. The girls ushered at a symphony concert at McKinley High School in February. ln the latter part ot the same month the girls visited one ot the wards at Tripler Army Hospital. They tinished up a successtul year with a banquet and installa- tion 'ot new officers. Barbara Newquist Beth Childers .loan Ferguson Sharyl Asao Diane Bowen Pat Thomas Judy Atkinson Cindy Gowan Jackie Mack Sue Chamberlain Trudy Porter Mary Wright

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PresidenT Vice-President Recording Secrefary Corresponding SecreTary Treasurer Jean Nagamine Florence Yamauchi Louise lagwa Sharon Nadannofo Sandra Suwa Les Coquettes To serve The people in The comrnuniTy, school and home, and To live by high sTandards are The purposes of The Les CoqueTTes which is composed of 19 senior girls under The adviser- ship of Mr. Roy Nishioka. They sponsored a canTeen Tor re-Tarded children, helped The VolunTeer Service,Bureau wiTh ChrisTmas seals and Toys Tor ToTs7 made ChrisTmas card boxes Tor school, soliciTed Tor T.A.P.g and had money-making proiecTs, one of which was conTribuTed To The Book Drive and Senior PaTio. The girls also enjoyed socials ThroughouT The year. A banqueT held in June climaxed a success- Tul year. D eGml3OY- Adviser Wayne Tokuhama M , R N' h' k 'C' MiTze TanimoTo Judy Tokumaru JoAnn Sai-0 r oy is ioa s ,.-L frjigf Gale SakamoTo DoroThy Takahashi Alice RiTTenhouse Kafhleen Onago Kathleen Yokouchi Janice Nakama Mary Ann Kanemoto Sandra Kawakami KaThleen Emery ChrisTine Reid-SmiTh Sharon AsaTo 165