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

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Pregideni' Vice President Secrefgry Befie Midler Sandra Aust Janice Smith As The day of deparTure from Radford approaches, We briefly recall The evenTs ThaT have made our high school days enjoyable. Many of us can remember The mixed feelings we had as freshmen, noT knowing wheTher To be excifed or afraid of whaT was ahead of us. How- ever, our acTiviTies: VVinTer Faniasy Dance, Class Day, and Memorial Day Service Proiecf helped us overcome our fears, and secured our sTanding as an imporTanT parT of The school. Our sophomore and junior years WenT by much Too fasT as we Tried To aTTain our goals in The academic program as well as parTicipaTe in The maior evenTs of The years SemesTer Dance Career Day and The Junior Prom All Too soon our lasT year of high school has arrived and as we Try To make The mosT of iT our parTicipaTion in The Spring Dance Class Day and Commencemenf BanqueT become The mosT valuable momenfs aT Rad ord These memories have sTrengThened our pride as seniors, as The sTudenTs who helped make Radford whaT iT is Today and we face graduaTion vviTh honor and presTige as we leave our Alma Mafer SENIOR SENATE William Left To right row 1 Mary Anderson San y us Tannahill Karla DouTheTT Arlene Sfouf CynThia Lee Carol Saifuku Luanei Mace Row 3 BeTh Childers Samuel Morse Rodney Kauhane Arnold James Benninger Don Gard Tom Lowe Mark Howey Clyde Curley Benny Loa Frank Spillman Adviser Mrs M Koelkebeck : , , . . . 2 T I I . I . . . . . I I f . , V ' , 1 , cl A T, PaT Thomas, Carol Holmes, Jane Coley. Row 2: Kathleen Emery, Vickie Sefzer, April i I

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Ml ll l'v Work For Mater The seniors showed their will- ingess to work together. But ta- culty support was also a major part of the success of the proi- ects. Generously, teachers spent much time on the book drive and the patio. Encouragement played a vital part in keeping the enthusiasm alive, and from what greater source could this be obtained than from respected teachers. An outstanding senior class proiect was the variety show, Backstage Two capable sen- iors chaired this activity, which was open to the student body as well as the public. All the plan- ning, rehearsing, and publicity brought good results, as the au- dience enioyed the show yery much. 4 ' it r lx xg xr, X Y s I dltli lf ' P i 4. iw 'JK ' 'tl '7 x, ,. I , ,i ,y , Nl I ,, ' ky il: If l ii l ' K. , . 1, , ,J , ll ,i if I I I' 1 N l 1 l I , 4 , r in 1 4 1 . - z., , ' 1 l l - l l I 1 - , I l i , I I f C 'J ' ' i t' ,I V i-U i 't 'A l 'll' , 4 tl l lr. .. i Q ' 'l' H ,V - l l , i it . r 4. lfl. l . .A f il ' l , N 1 ,ll C X' 1 .ll A'

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ABRAHAM, JOSEPH Audio Visual l,2,35 Radio Club l,2,3. AGBANLOG, ROLAND Delta Phig Playboys 4, ABREU, LIANE Quill and Scroll, Sec.7 S.C. Repre- senraiive 4, French Club 4, S.C Comm. Chair. 4. AHANA, LYNETTE Spanish Club 47 S.C. Committee 45 Sr. Class Ski? 45 Sr. Class News paper 4. ADAMS, BEVERLY AEBISCHER, FRED DECA4 AHNEE, CAROL AKAMU, BEATRICE AKIONA, KAREN ALEAGA, ALUPEA ALEAGA, TALATONU ALMA' QHERYL Wahine Kokua 45 Thalians 4, Hui COTC 4 Red Cross 27 Tennis Club 3. Dmmafics Club 1. GAA 2 Red Laulima 2, ' Cross 3.