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

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f ff! Sus? Row 4: Jay'Sadler, Jack Furr, Stafford Williams, George Ball, Steve Preston. Row 2: Mike Andreason, Jim Gray, Scott Hanson, Jim Skinner, Dennis String. Row 3: John Lane, Rockey Radin, Jay Houston, Robert Lonqacre, Keith,Mahcrn. The Saxons are a newly formed service club made up of freshman boys. They helped clean up at the Freshman- Sophomore Christmas dance and at the Student Council Valentine dance, Cupid's Capers. They will have a money-making project to 'buy ce- ment and molds to make benches for the school. dwffio F 'fgtih The Florescents are a Y.W.C.A. club with T7 members. They have had two service proiectszsgiving a party for the Salvation Army Orphans, and ioining other Y-teens in the Punchbowl project of decorating the many graves with flowers. ' J They had socials with the Ventures, Sentinels, and Chancellors from Farrington. A banquet was held on April 20 at the Tr pler Officers Club to climax their year. awww Qdwenfo i ROW 1, Yoghiko Hafashima, Sonia Guevara, Treasurer-Theresa Tom, Sgt-at-Arms-Stella Valdwz, Sharon Oshiro. Row 2: Gaylyn Ikeda, Pat Chang, Dolores Wayas, Linda Hill, Carol Cristophen. Row 3: Pauline Clevenger, Vice President-Maile Faria, President-lOL!ffQF! l'P'?. SPC'Ej?C1fV7l,Qfkr'?ine Oshifn T94 Marcilla Gaeson, Guylene Hinkle. i' 1 . ,wi , A, L, 4 , qi , . fi, -T ,Vi ,ui q. rug, A

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Looney, Roy Araki, and Gary Leo. Flight A Raymond Duarte Flight A-Matt Kramer, Bill Grebel, and Ken Bynum. Elmer Flight B-Joe Orndortf, Patrick Espaniola, and Melvin Clingan Steve Kramer, Antonio Estrada, and Walter Howell. Civil Air Patrol The purpose ot the Civil Air Patrol is to help young peoplejind the an- swers to their questions on aviation and to develop their qualities ot leadership. Among the thirteen subjects taught in the C.A.P. program are weather, air trattic control, national and internation- al satety control, and leadership and drill. Although the Radford Civil Air Pa- trol program is still in its first year ot operation, it is proving to be a popular and worthwhile campus organization. Flight B George Laioie Flight A-Bill Watson, Robert VanLimburgh, and Lester Napi- Flight B-Dennis Padello, Wayne Kurakake, and Gary Saw ' ' ' d Ph ll' Y haa. Jack Piper, Joe Twrss, and John Quinn. yer. John Holian, Bob Johnson, an i ip oung.