St Andrews Priory High School - Ka Alele Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

Q Q no an 1 Q if J' QvX3lS2b 050111 W St Andrew s Prlory Presen ts 825- , Y' gf Cm 35 fn ur. 91 fx. Q 5 I H 1 1 Inf KY 5, X! D' 'SM' X 6 1 x XR 4- 'SWA 'in ,, . -'wp -Wg. ' 'N Q Q -ff gi pf 1 I If r ' Q , 11 F if 1 J 'W , L T' ff 5 x ,vw qf'f M, iii' ...- 4 ,,,..,a-U' .,.4IP' F 'Q fr IIONOLULf, IIAYVAII VOLUDIE XVIII fr- DEDICATION sw my :': i i XMIM' ,C 'o Mrs. Townsend, although you are relatively new to the faculty of the Priory, you have endeared yourself to us and have gained the lasting respect of your students. You have unselfishly given your time and service to all who sought it. Besides teaching us, you have trained us to face life head-on with a htm faith in the future. Your high ideals of honesty and justice have also greatly influenced us. With real affection and respect, we the Class of 1960, hereby dedicate this year's KA ALELE to you, Mrs. Townsend, one who has been a unique teacher, confidante and friend to us all. friend Show ers of happmcss plcrce through the gloom. 'raw' f 4-'ff sh x 1.1 '6 1 + 1. Q Ax si , A, 5 -s - ' r. s ,iff Q fl i '4' +, ik Q 4 4 J V Rx n Q WN ', x 1 A . l x x 2' ?'.' IL'- .--1' xx , 9 1 1 .N o 4 4 s l a I. Mkfw WMV! 'i 4wr,. 1 f '2 'K Wg .. , 'l X-. sg 12 'lg 'fgussgv . 'W 5 4--4 ?. ,Q . . f Mws- . ,,-K x ' x ,, r, Nj-,eff mwzmmman... 2? . ', ' A I . 13' -.,' 'I' 184 Deep, calm and humble lies the peaceful pool in the vast stretches of turmoil. This is the oasis of life-the symbol of wisdom! The pool, as in wisdom, is deep- deep in knowledge and understand- ing, because she observes, listens, and thinks in silence. She is calm be- cause her inner strength of love is far greater than the vain display of power and might. She need not seek company, for company will seek her since her portals are ever ajar to all God's creations. She is humble be- cause she realizes how very little she knows beyond her limited realm. May we through the education of spirit, mind, and body find our way to the shining brink of this pool of wisdom. Bishopgs Message . 5, The Rt. Rev. Harry S, Kennedy TO THE CLASS OF 1960 OF ST. ANDREXYWS PRIORY In Proverbs we read Happy if the man that yindeth wifdom, and the man that geteth underftandingf' We need to look to the future with wifdom and understanding, or life lofex ity meaning and pafpofe, because we fail to recognize the thingx that are noble and true. A wife perxon will not let the world crush hir idealf. I f we violate our .fpiritual nature, we pay the penalty. When you graduate from the Priory and go to col- lege, or into the bufinexx world, you will find great prexsurer upon you from many .rourcex to lower your idealf and Jtandardf, in order to be popular, or to get ahead . I urge you to hold to your ideals af you have been taught in the Priory, The important thing in life if not what happenf to you, but how you react to what happenf. You may lower your Jtand- ardf when difficultief come and think you can buy happinen at a bargain price. How- ever, no real gain or achievement goe: unpaid for. Do not neglect your Jpiritual life. Live clofe to God and you will have a Jtrength to overcome evil ,and to rerixt temptation. God will bleu your every ejort to attain true happinefs. HARRY S. KENNEDY Bishop Sister Evelyn's Messa e TO THE CLASS OF 1960 OF ST. ANDREWS PRIORY For the Lord gives wirdomg from Hit mouth come knowledge and anderrtandingf' Proverb 2:6 Wisdom is not to be identified with knowledge, understanding, science or skill, but it is the guide to the knowledge and understanding of God, man and nature, Wisdom in man is the reflection of Divine Wisdomg therefore it shows itself in as many different hues and aspects as there are in- dividuals and types of individuals. It is seen as often in the sturdy common sense of the unlearned as in the great ideas expressed by the world's most profound philosophers. It is seen in the patience, effort and tactfulness of the ordinary person who in a state of emergency or disaster works selflessly to save life and to bring order out of confusion, as well as in those who advance the frontiers of knowledge to the benefit of mankind. It is re- flected in the artist, poet and musician, and also in the farmer, truckdriver and housewife. It is wisdom that guides one in every situation, exalted fsiys fvy 'WJ Sister Evelyn Ancilla, CT. or humble, major or minor, to know the right decision to make and the right thing to do. No amount of education, and no advances in scientific knowledge can make up for the lack of wisdom. Wisdom is God's gift to us, given in proportion to our need and for the work we are called to dog but to receive it we must be recep- tive to it. Since wisdom, like love, has its origin in the very nature of God, it also is a many- splendored thing . Its light refracted by many different personalities brightens this world of ours, and enlightens the way in which we should go. My. sincere wish for you at this time as you leave the influences that helped to form you in your Priory days is that your hearts and minds may be inspired by this wisdom now and always. 0 come thou Wisdom from on high Who orderert all thing: mightily: To at the path of knowledge thou: And teach as in her ways to go. Sister Evelyn Ancilla, C.'I. Sister Superior ,7 '-r .. A . -nr 5 QP' L- Q -'r .-I ,M Table of fontonts Opcmn., Scauon Fuults md .AJIDIHISIFIIIOII Actnxues Ofg,1D1L1flOHS Sports Undcralfassmen D Grxduucs 91 , Y ,, , fli y ............. . 2 'z' 1 'A 1' .......... I2 ................ 30 72 ay ..... ......... 1 vi A 1 ............... K6 WWI . . .' li 2, .. 1 , Xt, J 3 - .hs KAQQ X 1' I 'Al' 'Nr at-I lip . 5h .- ,, ' 'fs wus ny!! fs. lf' 'f 'V 19- ' 1 A ' 1 -'kc . O I-. 4? .9 , .22 J-Yi 'f' s A 4 5 D 8 -PON. NE' 3,2 v if . . ' sf' 'N E 9 0 ,-f-1 ,,aln- -I .I dministration Drawing on their store of greater knowledge and wide-spread experience the members of the faculty and administration have planted the seed of strong character and understanding within us. Through their guidance we have grown in wisdom. J I I NI is 1 , ,e If wikybfpm SISTER EVELYN ANCILLA, QT. Sister Superior Religious Ed. 11, 12 High School and junior Choir C.S.A. Advisor T' WWE? Q SISTER EVA DOROTHEA, CT. Ass't. Librarian Religious Ed. 8 Sisters of th From their initial administration of the Priory in 1918, the Sisters of the Transfiguration have been a vast source of guidance and strength. Through their ceaseless efforts, they have implanted in Priory girls the real meaning of Christian virtue and fellow- ship. They have greatly aided us in the development of sound Christian character and principle. The Priory was originally founded in 1867 by Queen Emma with the guidance and aid of the Sis- ters of the Holy Trinity. Later, the mission was undertaken by the Sisters of the Transfiguration. l , Q-fm,-,,..a:,. -0 J ransfiguration For over forty years, they have given their all to spreading Christ's kingdom in Hawaii through their work at the Priory. just as they have encouraged the preservation of tradition here, they have also introduced modern educational methods and facil- ities. They are a wonderful example of devotion to God and his divine will. They have inspired this school to live up to its motto: Strive for the Highest , D KF!-I, 5 -,,.-4- x ,. Q - vii v V ' ,z iraqi? S .L F'-,,-,,.,.. SISTER LUCY CARITAS, C.T. Principal -- f aa S' 135- 1, ,AL i-..1- .i3,,:.,. .,,,f . :Qu Yi. SISTER LOIS MARY, CT. Grade 5 ,np- -EE' 0 MISS BARBARA H. CHING English IV Guidance Counselor Coaordinator of Student Activities N.H.S. Advisor Grade 10 Homeroom FATHER ROBERT SHEERAN Sincere guidance aids in development of character The ability to live life in its most rewarding way is dependent on the principles upon which we build our futures. The guidance department helps us in the de- velopment of sound character by providing spir- itual counsel and vocational and social direction. Sympathetic and constructive advice given by an understanding heart supports our efforts to be- come better individuals suited to cope with the proble s of the world. iffy Chaplain Grade 10 Homeroom Rel'g'o s hd' 8' 9' lo Mighty mite boxes challenge chaplain. Wy ., ffj, Instruction in llhristian principles sustains our faith A religious spirit pervades the Priory, unifying and strengthening its members. Through classes in reli- gion, each girl broadens her knowledge of Christian doctrine and deepens her understanding of God. Re- ligious instruction forms the nucleus around which other phases of school activity stand, for the moral and spiritual values instilled in the student are carried over to all aspects of life. A prayer book and a priest to guide them. y X. lf X f? MRS. FRANCES DAY Religous Ed. 2, 3, 4, 6 FATHER GEORGE QUARTERMAN Religious Ed. 7 2, I8 'M . f. , 1' Qi, . '24 I .M K A Vf , -. ,f I xi: 'i '- 1 . 'Q ' in - 'Q 3 ' W' j J' I I L I HRS. llillil Nfl' Q., NIRS, Nl.-XKQiAlili'l' Al7gXlli NIRS, l,.'XliOl ly Li.fXYl.UliIJ . ' A Slll4l'.fXlil1NON Gracie 7 llomcroom Ciradc H llonicroiim 3 A Grade I I Ht lfnglisli 'I, ll? ll l junior Q law uncrumn kiratlc 7 l'.I1AL1lIKll l npglxsli K l lircnch 7, X .Mlvisor A - l llighth Qvrade Advisor, 1 Exploring our language broadens our viewpoint The English language with all its richness and variety of expression has become a common medium of communication throughout the world. The study of grammar and composition helps us to obtain the fluency both in writ- ten and spoken language necessary for effective communication. Through literature we extend our appreciation of man's thought and our knowledge O v-v-1 f-v ...- r-3 C ff C '-1 ,.. C. N epmyg-gifs 'htzsrsziasswzvthfd P'-4 u F:-Q irc 1 r.: ... .. -J - : I ,N ..: ,el ':' -' bilge? Q72 so f , il, E U' rt il! ,-. rf D UD C D r-1 D CL. rt :A r-2 .2 U rt 73 - E. ef C ,QQ :D l J' 3 Y ?'2' f if 6 J' 'fi ff 'Q 'tr --A, '!'?v 95- 1 ., - I , l ef' MISS 5.-XR:Xlhl Ufllillil Y XIIS5 Xl.-Xliligxlilil NllSS SIKYXA XYlK.'XNlll K Ciraile 7 Homerooni XYII lil XIAN Liiditii II lluim-rw-wii l..uin 7 lirxele 9 Homeroum lrencli l. lll l'i'1Hll5l l 7 Speech l. ll lnulish 'P Ancient History U French ll luiiior Claw .Xtlxisi-r Ka Alele :Xdxisor llramatics Club Advisor Worlcl cullurvs conav to Iifv The foreign language courses at the Priory help the student develop accuracy of expression and give insight into the other cultures of the world. In the process of learning a foreign language, we achieve grammatical perfection and enlarge our English vo- cabulary, at the same time receiving enjoyment from its study. W'ith extensive training in Latin and French, we MR. CLAUDE STI-,Fl-I Nfl.-Mil N x are better equipped forlsuccess in higher education Gmc I2 Homcmom and life in the community. lawn I. Il. III Latin Club Atlxisor Senior Class Advisor A well-constructed sentence is pointed our by a keen Latin eye. hz? 4499- JM MR WALTER DAVIS Grade 9 Homeroom Bnology General Scxcnce General Math Sophomore Class Advnsor ,ga :fm MRS SARAH HARRIS Scxence 7 Arnthmetxcs 7 Keen mlnds accept Personal mstructnon IS a gunde to better 1 Whnch flgure IS gemng all the artenuon9 MK Ui 1 il ll YK! Z0 FILGEBPFI GED l' Cafnlfl ., A ,,., ' X , A 1 g Q - X' f el I . , . . .g R ,. 9 xr 5. ,. I xx A1 1 - I the challenge of Sfllfllflfll Lnoulellge As the xxorld progresses, so must educatlon rn mathematlcs and scrcnce Our modern socrcty demands that rts cmzens have an understandlng of the prmc rples vthlch have led to advancement tn our vsorld Students recerve background ltnovsledge of math advance to hngher courses of study Each student who accepts the challenge of these courses IS benefxted by therr trarnlng and drscrplrne of the mlnd rn logrcal thlnk rng To those who prepare for a career 1n these flelds they serve as a prevxevs of future vuorlc and a basrs for continued educatron To any member of our revolu tnonary age, they grve a better understandxng of the modern mnracles of man today VRS ELIZABETH 'MERRILL Grade 17 Homeroom Algebra I ll Geometry Sophomore Class Advnsor MRS ELIZABETH TOWINSEND Grade 8 Homeroom Scnence 8 Chemtstry Trngonometry Ch Freshman Class Advnsor emtstry IS a mystery o 0 0 44 .lg .' , ' ' 9 , . l L1 ematics and science in the elementary grades and . Q . . , F . 7 V ' . ' 16 . . . ,g - N . 49,4 'Md S fii im., V. Q'--1' ba N1RS.kIO-A, s' Cira de 8 lli m Arithmcti 8 Geography 8 I K . I Gaining wisdom ff - Q , 5 Sf 0 -A ., through vxperzences 'Q .IRS l.ll.l.lAN SWARTZ W'orld llislory US, History Civics Attendance Officer Senior Class Advisor WML . W6 MISS CHRISTELLA KONG Grade 7 Homeroom American History 7 Ass't Arts and Crafts Songlender Advisor Ke Kukui Advisor of the past Through the experiences of the past, we acquire wisdom and knowledge for the future. The instruction provided in history and other social studies courses acts as the means whereby we glean a part of this desired wisdom. It is in these classes that we gain a clear understanding of the various and distinct world cultures as well as valuable historical foundations. With this in our grasp, we have a better perception of world affairs and the ability to assume adult responsibility. She's got the whole world in her hands. Laylng a pathufay to success an the business uorlal Beeause of the endless opportunrtres offered rn the busrness held today rt rs essentral that sound and ad equate eourses ln busrness lnstruetnon he offered to stu dents xushrng to speemlrze nn thus Ime of xx orle At the Prnory 1 frrm foundatron rn busrness trannrng, rs offered by busrness eourses sueh as typmg shorthand book leeepmg 1nd ofhee praence Thus 1 Prrory student equrpped mth these tools of learnrng ean be helped tovx ard malernr, her mark rn the vast and ever groxung world of busrness Learning a skrll for the busrness world 33 I 4 h Toward the appreciation of beauty . . JNIE - - , - -5 ,,.. WEEAIQSEZI From the begrnnrng of mans hrstory, art and Arts Sl d Crafts n musrr have been the medra of self expressron T Arr Qourses sumulare mteresc rn the great rrearrvc works of the xx orld as vsell as provrdrng the tram mg lor the development of arrrstrc slxrlls Students rntcrcsted rn musrc may parrrcrpate rn the school Lhorr or musu appreuatron groups MR FRANK WOODHOUSI Hugh School and Junior Chorr ra I 4-li DUI-I'1'.'-. 'wa'-f 's P' Arr-creaung the reflecrrons of the mrnd Ar ' ' ' - - ' A - an 4 ' ' I 3 1 f , v r A l ' , . . A A . .Q 7. A A . ' ,, . N' . ' . f l : W l' A v Y, . 'sh ' W if Q ,C fi 3 N WZ- r ' . ' , ., . ,,. ,. 4 4 W Y. . 'P .4 sl' 3.,. . ' .5 K , 'V 1 , rf . K 'ifs A, p Xu V 49. f -1 --, tn.. ' czf'gzi?Iv. 'Y l 'V N Mental ancl physical fitness as the goal of athletlc ellacatlon Physlcal educatlon ns an rntegral part of the Prrory currrculum The program of athletrcs class room rnstructxon and formal calnsrhenrcs and the health and well bemg of each student Glrls learn teamwork falr play and drscrplnne whrle partlcrpat mg nn therr class The varrous actrvmes offered provrde a sound recreational background for future lnfe as well as servrng to develop a porsed physrcal ly Hr mdlvrdual Tense jumors antrcnpate Ruby s powerful return 'L '14 'S MISS EVELYN H PISCHFL Phys cal Ed car o GA A Ad 0 P A G E S Ad t Co cl Ad sor Pretzel twrst iT..a. i 1 H gig 5 0 0 0 , 1 ,v . . . . -4 3, 5 ' . . . ' Ju ' 9 ' . . . . . . t f ff' , f fi . . . . f . . -- - , - - - i u i n . . . vis r ' ' ' ' - .... . visor ' Studen un i vi Y., . pg ., - J 7 of-. ri 4 1. lc. 6' may . l ' f 3 517.57 4 ' - l r ' . T113 I 3.4 1 ,- :la ' ' . ' 1. 1 s ' ' L' 4' Q, ' Eg 1 ' I . . ' O, A .. Ag . J ai 7 1 , A U Q . Y 1 I - 1 ' 1' .ic - ' . ? E . Nx 7' 1 , 'il Z: 1 1. , Y afgw, , gp, MISS NELL MOORE Librarian N71 Q-ff' MRS. -IOYE HAWKINS Ass't Librarian Upening new paths to pleasure and knouvleflge With the able help of skillful librarians, the school library has opened countless new paths to pleasure and knowledge. In this highly advanced and cultured world, the young mind must early begin to prepare itself for undertaking the difliculties of an ever-changing civiliza- tion. This can be accomplished only by developing an understanding and an awareness of one's surroundings. In attaining this, good literature is of great import- ance. The school library is an easily accessible place for obtaining the means with which to develop one's mental and spiritual goals. Helpful little librarians. ,W ..,. r I fo ,ms X -INI 2 K MRS. MARGARET HIRAO Cafeteria Manager ' V MR. HAROLD WALlJliGRAVF Bookkeeper llombined effort of a few helps many The helpers who assist in the different phases of school life make up a vital and neces- sary part of a smoothly running school organi- zation, Although they may be unsung heroes of the school, their willing service and qualified knowledge are invaluable to us. The office staff, cafeteria workers, custodians, and the school photographer are among those who give their greatly appreciated time and service. A palatable platter of roast pork is prepared. A ll fe f A 'N U . i A qma- Y X MRS. ROSE YANO MR. RICHARD CHOXV Office Clerk School Photographer School Nurse Camera Club Advisor Nu. 1 1 fbi lxpl TWT? wha? MRS. IMOGENE CAIRNS MRS. RUTH VIALL Grade 1 Grade 2 A L' 4-L 1' ' MRS. RUTH HARTZLER Grade 3 f s 0 Q Youthful seekers of knowledge face The foundation of all higher education is laid in the elementary school. The basic tools of learning are stressed, and a sound academic background is gained. At the same time, students learn to work and play harmoniously with one another. Because of the significance of elementary education, the Priory strives to fulfill the educational and spiritual needs of its younger students through a well-rounded program. Reading circle helps young Priorettes gain confidence and control. M,w. 1 ? -101 v-5 6' f A Ur' 'lj 4, W -as f ? ' 1 4 M ' 1 . . f ff work and play wlth equal optimism if-rvx , I A3 5' u 'CT' ' t Q x MISS STEPHANIE MRS, OINAH KALKOXVSKY HUNDHAMNHQR Grade 4 Grade 6 Ass't l'.A.G.li.S. Advisor Hur Hauoli Advisor A - of l'5 K X ,Vi M I sn' W v 'H ff ' N MRS. MABEL SAKAI Grade 6 'G XX spelllng through concentrated study at the black'- Multiplication is mastered by young scholars. IW' 'I K 'WV X., K, 5, 7 ws: .1 , wml I fx Q' 2 if .1 '. 'QM -V' 1 ff' v' Varied activities throughout the year develop in us the wisdom gained by the giving of serv- ice. XVe develop the spirit of cheerful coopera- tion which enables us to make our contribu- tion in the world. Activities 'luv Prxscllla Mmn Prendem Raelene Young Vzce President V1rg1n1a Sugawa R eco rdmg Secretary Lucllle Takesue C orrefpondm g Secretary ACG, Student Connell Challengmg and rewardmg descrlbe the work of th1s years Student Councll Before the begxnmng of school an Onentanon pro gram was held to acquaxnt new students w1th Prrory llfe At the opening assembly students were encouraged to do thelr best 1n school and ln the commumty Early ln November the Commumty Fund DFIVC was sponsored through homeroom leaders At Chnstmas the Student Councrl co sponsored the serv1ce proyect of col lectlng canned yurces for the needy Also on the Councll agenda were several mayor socxal events The Student Body Dance held on October 29 bew1tched hxgh schoolers w1th Black Maglc In February a tour of Pearl Harbor was planned for adventurous 8th and 9th graders whlle 7th graders found therr thrllls and spllls at Rambow Rollerland An elementary school plcnxc wxth VISIIS to the zoo and aquarnum was scheduled for Aprxl The year s work ended w1th an Awards As sembly m May at whxch deservrng students were glven due recogmnon for merxtornous serv lce and scholasnc achxevement Wendy Wong M155 Evelyn H Plschel Mrs Margery Kekauoha Tf6dI1l4'8f Advisor Ad1fU0f Feellng for the Fmcr 'urs IS flrmly Hxed Defxdlock concernmg Hololxu Bull Servlng the Qchool S3 pw Fzrn mu le t to rzghz Lucnlle Takcsuc Wcndy Vifong, Pnsulh Mxnn Rulgnc Young X7lI'gII1l'l iuguu Seconj mu Gcrxann Young XX'1l1cttc Ah Cook. Gall KIIQDIS Marry Sun Young, Furha Yoshnmum I K .ri .. gn I- I. ' ,nu ' All good things must come to an end. Refreshing rendezvous enlighten school life 34,1- !.4d3'ff Chain tram af ml W 6 U T27 3' ,f A ' , A A li Q Ruby Chun Annette Miyagi Gail Kirgis Mavis Kobayashi Editor-in-Chief Mdkehup Editof AJJ7. Make-up Editor Co-Literary Editor J :Ot ...I 4 i ...- h A Karen Hashimoto Burinerr Manager Alicia Ho Typing Editor Lenette Lum Ka Alele Striving to present a school annual which reflects the accomplishment and ideals of the Priory, the Ka Alele staff worked tirelessly to record the year's activities. Memorable events, scholastic achievements, daily classes, and leisure pastimes were captured and depicted with the pen and camera. Wisdom, that enigmatic quality, ever- present yet in its entirety always out of reach, was chosen as the theme. The growth of wis- dom in each individual through the various aspects of school life was brought out. Rushing to meet the deadline. Head Photographer Miss Sarah Godfrey Adviror 1-7 'YN Gmger Lucas Sandra X oshroka C0 Lzlemry Editor C0 Lite fury Edzzor Portrait of the Prlory Staff members found trme thelr greatest foe as the hectrc deadl1ne days approached Learn mg to utrlrze therr efforts to best advantage the annual members vsorlted wth fierce deter mlnatlon Afternoon workshops were marked by cooperatron and frrendly good humor umt mg the grrls rn a common mterest spurrmg them on toward a common goal You cant Judge a book by rts cover but rt rnterest Fzrrt mu le I to rzglrt Lenette lum Annette Mlyagr Ruby Chun Gall Krrgls Alrcra Ho Karen Hashr moto Max 15 lxob1y1sh1 Sandra Yoshloka Setonfi mu Myrtle Yoshrmga Vrrgxnra Sugawa Noreen Ka wamura Raelene Young janree Chung Ruby Krm Yxonne Klm Grngtr Lucas Beryl Ho Florence Oku mura Mmmg Wendy Wong 21 S 3 fi as 1 .. 4' -.I . . 3, . f 5 ' , ,Q ' W 4 9 ' . , . . . - . V . h .I V . I F 0 0 f. 1 L . - . , , , , v f 1' , l C ' . v f r ' , - . . . . 1 . 1 . n 7 a ' , , '. 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'Z' , .Aa ,- , , ' , , -A ul ,. , A , I . 1 -. 1'- I , Gall Onogl Evangellne Narlkawa Fdaor an Clue Managing Fdllof Mary Loulse Chun Czrculalzon Manager Karen Luke Typmg Eafzlor Karen Namlhrra Burmerr Manager Miss Chrrstella Kong Adwror -Q M Sharon Young Make up Fdaor A ....,.. ahski ' Fw 44 o Ann Evans Ars t Make up Editor Ke Kukul The Ke Kllblll staff ever mrndful of thelr task of presentrng clear and accurate news coverage of school act1v1t1es vxorked wrth vrgor to produce monthly edrtnons of the paper News from classes feature stones and lrter ary offerrngs of students occupred the major portron of the paper Humorous selectlons pro vrded the lrght touch whrle messages from the Chaplarn Prlncrpal and Slsrer Superror of the school provxded gurdance and encouragement durrng the year In March the Ke Kakuz staff co hosted the State SCOOP conference wrth the Imua Iolanr staff The months of plannmg whrch preceded l H Wh Cooperatron the basis of success ' x 'qv 'N ' fix X '-G '1 Carolyn Hanchett Prrscrlla Mmn Frances Taba Thelma Tanrbe Iweuy Fdztor Feature Editor Sporty Orgamzatmnf Head Photographer Expresslng .school oplnlon through the event resulted IH mterestmg and mforma uve workshops on clrfferent phases of news paper xx orlt conducted by experrenced newsmen from the Adzfertzser and Star Bulletzn Later rn the year the rnformanon gamecl IU these dnscussron groups proved valuable nn the preparanon of the senxor and jumor class edr nons Through the efforts of the staff Ke Kukuz the torch was an enlxghtemng publncatlon on the school scene Fzrxt rou le t to right Karen Nam1h1ra Charlotte Chang Marllyn M1kam1 Annette Wong Frances Taba Gall Onogl Serond row Carole Yatagax Carolme Ward Chrlsnana Matsumoto Karen Luke o Ann Evans Evangelme Narnkawa Sharon Young Carolyn Hanchett Thelma Tanlbe 5' 10 I Gail Kirgis Caroline Ward Preriderzt Secretary I x Carole Yatagai Trearurer Nationlll Honor Society The Queen Emma Chapter of the National Honor Society endeavors to uphold the ideals of character, leadership, scholarship and serv- ice, for which this organization was founded. Its members are outstanding students elected by the high school faculty. In March new members of the National Honor Society were initiated during a candle- light service in St Andrew's Cathedral At the Awards Assembly in May pins were presented to girls who had maintained an A or A average during the year fs 'QP 'qfm4'5v'1'3i5m5' 'W Fzrrz mu le I zo rzght Mary Louise Chun Caroline Wfard Gail Kirgis Carol Yatagai Deanna Tyau Second mu Annie Ellen Wfegcner Priscilla Minn Wendy Wong Willette Ah Cook Raelene Young Ruby Chun Mzrmzg Ginger Lucas Qulll and Scroll The Qurll and Scroll IS an honorary socrery for hrgh school yournalrsts Members of thrs organrzarron are selected for thexr outstandrng work on the school new spaper or annual staff Scholastrcally they must be rn the upper thrrd of therr classes Certrflcates and prns of the urll and Scroll were presented at the Awards Assembly rn May Specral recognrtlon was grven to the grrl who had contrrbuted the most to the annual or newspaper ,f .0 Annette Mryagx Karen Hashrmoto Prerzdent Secretary Lenette Lum Trearurer Fmt row le t to rzght Lenerte Lum Prrscrlla Mrnn Gall Krrgrs Ruby Chun Karen Hashrmoro Mary Lourse Chun Annette Mryagr Second row Carolyn Hanchett Sharon Young Beryl Ho Wendy Wong Vrrgrnra Su gawa Carolrne Ward Mavrs Kobayashl Sandra Yoshroka Noreen Kawamura Carol Yatagar 'N l ompanaons of 1 St Andrew Conflrmed 1un1or and senlor glrls comprnse the membersh1p of the Companrons of St Andrew Durmg the year the glrls strove earnestly to Km C l H h K U aroplzndxf en V,Zeg,eI52,?, fulfill therr hrgh xdeals and rndeed met wxth success As a servlce project the grrls under took wrth enthusrasm and Splflt the decoratron of the Cathedral for Thanksgxvmg A Lenten project conslsted of atrendlng the darly 7 OO A M servlce 1n the Cathedral before school and arrangrng the prayer books and hymnals after school In honor of their patron samt St Andrew a Corporate Communron Servnce was held on Nov 30 Late 1n February a talk by the Rev erend Wllllam Tamag1 on Our Role rn Llfe After Hrgh School proved to be most rnforma Lucrle Lau Srsrer Evelyn Ancnlla CT uve and Interesting Secretary Trearurer Advuor To cllmax a very successful year a retreat was conducted by Father Savanack rn May At th1s mme the probauonary members were re cenved 1nto full membershzp and rece1ved thexr prns ' ' da J Fmt rou let to rzghz Elsre Tengan Lucnle Lau Carolyn Hanchett Karen Uyeno o Ann Evans Lenora Ledesma Second rou, Karen Luke Thelma Tanxbe Mary Loulse Chun Annette Mlyagl Sandra Yoshroka Yvonne Buch ane Penxngton Vera Chun Lorrame Ikehara Lenetre Lum Tbzrd row AllCla Ho Ululanr Mmamr Leone Leong Lucxlle Gerard Phyllrs Lee Frances Lee Gall Klrgrs Mznmg Glnger Lucas Prrscllla Mmn Patrlcra Wetzel Pearl Woodward 1 0 af- M 'Q lr r W 7, .-- Q 1 , ' ' lgfl . . . 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If-IJ' M V A 4, ' 4 71. If , ,:,,7.M:4 , Q . V, 'A M , 'V x xy ' , - f - f , ij!!-1, K x ,, . 3 X gf Vx. , L L7 -My - ' 11.4.1 ' ' 1... bw' 4 I , . , Q . , ,1 ,, , A 1 v H'-551. .. 'I 'f' ig . gf , ,. el' ' rf' SQL? fr , , -J ' ' M. ' Qiifxw wwf 312 ' Q- ' ., in '1l ' - Tw 'uf K af ' bffw-,fjsgafi ff To prepare for contributing to society, we learn in school organizations the importance of both good leadership and good following. Thus, we gain the priceless wisdom of strength in unity. Urganization Evangeline Narikawa President Thelma Tanibe Vice-Prexident Cynthia Onishi S ecrelary Lenette Lum Treawfror Mr. .Richard Chow Advixor Camera Club Thirty camera-conscious girls comprised this year's energetic Camera Club. They were seen skulking around the campus behind their cameras to take candicls of students, caught un- aware in their most casual form. Their keen eyes and quick shutter fingers have captured many memorable events. During November the members sold lusci- ous orange chiffon cakes to finance the club's projects. Their diligent efforts were well-re- warded by an unforgettable trip to Sacred Falls. The Camera Club's annual banquet was held at M's Ranch House where they had their fill of juicy morsels of steak. The dinner was high- lighted by color slides of Kauai taken by Miss Thelma Warner, a professional photographer. The awarding of medals to the three best photographers concluded the year for this in- dustrious club. Camera bugs show their skill at volleyball 1. Fi Tired troopers. ,A ,J 2-. 1 la, , , x . 1' 1' 4 ' g ' . '. NZ .rang A... -, A reminder not necessarily to the seat of the troubles Camera bugs capture candid antics Fifi! rozr, left to right: Diane Chang, Lenette Lum, Thelma Tanibe, Evangeline Narikawa, Cynthia Onishi, Julie Hcsoi. Second rozv: Carol Wfright, Glenna Reynolds, Gail Onogi, Judith Nitta. Frances Taba, Phyllis Lee, Frances Lee, Pamelia Chong, Vera Chun, Jean Nakayama. Third mux' Amy Nakamine, Ruby Chun, Audrey Gima. Barbara Oyama, Sheila Bondurant, Linda Casey, Annie-Ellen Wegener, Patricia Beckham, Maureen Ta- naka, Sharon Young, Patricia Wong, Lorraine Ikehara,jocelyn Ching. Mining: Lillian Tsuha. '.' x i , -v - x ,f ,Q .3 -t 3,pJ7f , Q. , 'l vw .. r. . . .f . fv- Fi .B- are aw Carolme Ward Prerzdent Judith Manke Vzce Prendent Sherry McAfee Secretary Dramatlcs Club The Dramatxcs Club rs composed of grrls rn terested rn all phases of the theater Selectmg the play Chorus Angelorum as 1ts annual Chrlstmas presentatron the group exhrbrred sprrrted showmansh1p Th1s productron was an mterestmg experrence for both eager stagehands and starrrng actresses The1r efforts were vsell rewarded as costummg scenery and make up all combmed to provrde a rrch background for the polished performances of the cast The hrgh school cho1r lent able assrstance to the play with rts harmonxous accompamment In the sprlng the Dramatlcs Club members presented a comedy varrety program whrch provlded welcome rehef from the gravxty of studles A dance held on Aprrl 30 concluded a successful year Angelic cast 48 Sharrre Ann Loo Treamrer Mxss Margaret Wredeman Adwfor , ! r I Lfrsr mmutc promprmg before the Lurraxn rlses Brlghl stars' oxlublt eplrzlofl Ghowmanelup Fmft ron Ie I In ugfwt Sherry McAfee Shlrrrc Ann Loo Lfmrolme Ward Geraldme Kano udlth Manke Yemnd rozz Luulc Ixu Demm Tylll Shmron Ixurashlge Iuren Tfmkrguchr Sandra Hee Annette Wong Lur llne Lahalm Beryl Young Tbzrd mu Xrrgrnm Sugfmi Rwelene Young Ir1s Takenakfl Yxonne Krm Prrs 11111 Mmn L1nd1 Stetson Susan Adur Hanky him Merry Allporr Hnrzfzg Mary Louise Chun Judy Graybeal P1rr1cra Green N. as Margaret Kilbey Preudent Ginger Lucas Vzce Prendent Sybil Ahana Secretary Louise Cox Trearurer Mrs. Oinah Hundhammer Advitor we-5 it worth all this to get in? Hua Hauoll Hui Hauoli is thc Happy Club in xx hich students of Haxx aiian ancestry join togcther to perpetuate the culture of the Islands. In October Hui members helped to boost the club treasury by energetically selling brovs nies. As their social function for the year a Poi Supper followed by a dance was held on February 6 with Hui Oiwi of Kamehameha School. A miniature luau with traditional Ha- vx aiian delicacies vias featured. The May Day offering of the club was the I-Ioloku Ball held in late April. Reigning over this gala event were Queen Kapualilaoka- haku Lucas and her attendants, Kahiwaonalani Leong and Kuulei Hanchett. The members of Hui Hauoli exemplify the friendliness and charm of old Hawaii, and they aid in preserving het culture and tradition. png! li 'Q Fzrrt ron let to right Keaala Goo Leimomi Luke Nalani Lau Kekahilinani Cox Second rou H kulani Goo Keomarlani Taylor Uilani Inouye Mahealani Among Kuulei Hanchett Kawehi Buch Ulu lani Minami Kauonalcxmaokalanipo Woodvmrd Tbzrd mu Lei Hapai Kaolani Tenn Lokelan1K1m Noelani Chung Leinafila Palmer Kaukea Kilbey Leimam Gerard Kahaunani Ahana Kahivla Leong Leilani Townsend Kehauokfilani Ah Cook Mumzg Okuhaku Lucas Recapturlng the charm of old Ilawau Holoku Ball Court: Left ro right, Leone Leong and George Watson: Queen Ginger Lucas and King Solomon Wainee: Carolyn Hancherr and Will Prestidge. , . f ff. '51 2: N? T -9 I Q T ' I I I . .1- fit f-at . A yt Carole Yatagai President Christiana Matsumoto Vice-Prerident Jo Ann Evans Secretary Gail Miyagawa Treasurer Latin Club The Latin Club, dividing its time between work and play, began the year with a success- ful service project as guides at the PTF Open House held in mid-November. In February, the Latin Clubbers held a sweet bread sale, which brought an overwhelming profit to the club and helped to finance the annual Latin Banquet. The long-awaited banquet was held on the night of May 7 in Queen Emma Hall. Strains of traditional Latin songs resounded in the cor- ridors, while within the hall Latin Club mem- bers wearing the togas of ancient Rome feasted and made merry, served by hapless slaves, first- year Latin students. A play depicting Roman life and culture was presented. Thus, the club carried out well its purpose of arousing interest in the Latin language and the culture of Rome. 6 439 X Mr. Claude my Steffenhagen 3 sf! , 1 Adviror H W' . y -' f Y ff' f if' Preparations for the festive event. K 5 N 8 Sv fx Obedrent slaves trrelessly serxe therr masters Allherents of Latln revel ln Roman culture Fzrrt rou le z to right Chrrstlana Matsurroto Carole Yatagar o Ann Exans Gul Mlyagavua Setorzd mu C1rclOta Natalre Go Pamela Trng Vrctorn Chun Lynda Chux Carolyn Lee can Lrnnell Phrlra Lotk Donna Salkr Florente Okumura udlth MTISLIYIIUH eanne Hxroshlgc Charlotte Chang, Brenda Tom 'lbznzf mu Myrtle Yoshrmga Ftrn Tao eanette Soon Frances OShlII11 Kathleen Pftng Alrcra H0 Merry Sue Young Falth Kondo Btxerly Numazu Susm Sthatzel Trudy Nlrrkavna Norma Fung Gertrude Morr Shar lcne Soon Erleen Shxmamoto Karen Tsuda Lutllle Takesue Clrurc Shrojr Drana Lee Murzng Gall Krrgrs ,Q ' I-2 9 may 'Ar ' 4 'Z QOH' fl Sports are an integral part of life as we strive to maintain healthy bodies in which ideas can best be developed. Through athletic parti- cipation we discover the necessity of teamwork, sportsmanship, and disciplineg and this wisdom must be applied to all other areas of life. ports Eager fans strr up a storm Iolanl No Ku 00 Wfrth cheerrng vorces and hopeful hearts lolanr and Prrory fans gave enthusrastrc sup port to the Red Rarders throughout the year Durrng the football season the team show ed the same enthusmsm and cooperation vshrch xx ere found rn all Raxder sports aetrvrtres The homecoming game xxrth league champlon Pu nahou was preceded by an excrtrng prcnrc and dlum Snappy songs and cheers boosted the morale of the team at every game The rest of the year proved no less eventful as the Iolanrans shovsed therr prowess at bas leetball baseball rovs mg svxrmmrng tennrs golf and trlcle The alert playing of the teams revx arded cheermg fans wrth thrrllmg matches and lolanr vrctorres Our songleaders Mary Lourse Chun Sh rla Bondurant Patrrcra Yamada Margaret Krlbey Q I KX . . . C , 1 f' . . . . K A 1 c A ' . . L Q V 1 In c I ' l H . C. K Q . . . - A ' y 1 v' at L l - t It . . . . t rally at lolani and a grand march to the Sta- n C , M V 'MA ei . . . . - ' . ' L 1 ' a V 1 7 a a K7 , 4 2 Q ', A ' I It . . . . - . . , C. 3 . . , L . ' nr- ,jv- Y Q In the tvs 1lxght stulcnts spxrxts rlse bcfort the march to the stadxum I olcos reused for the Red Black and Whlte Lmmtnt Emmett emanates cnthusmsm T ho Priory Athletic Group of the Le t to rzght Sylvra Yee Prerzrlent Phyllrs Lau Vzce Prerzdent Elleen Chong Secretary Dale Mryagr Treumrer Elementary School The Prlory Athletlc Group of the Elementary School ts a new organnzatron formed to provrde addrtnonal supervrsed physxcal actrvlty for fifth and slxth graders who have only one perrod of phys1cal education a week As part of the years program the club hosted a playday to whlch guest schools were 1nv1ted As the year s outnng rt planned an all day hrke on the park tralls of Area Herghts Th1s group provrdes fellowsh1p and serves ln developrng potentral leadershtp and sports man lrke conduct rn rts members Fzrrt mu le t to right Pamelyn Yee Carolyn Yee Stephanle Lau Sharon Stu Marilyn Dras Catherme Gflflllh Sharon Matsuura Nanlyn Chang Anne Adalr Second mu Carrre Tokunaga Htnano Hapal Mary Tagupa Loreen Lee Sharon Wong Georgrana Awo Donna Lau 'lil 'li' 5 '1?'i',.,, m r '4b 00 vw '1 -D6 4 94 .ac tx! V W A fl rt mu lc 1 I ufglt anls Ish1k1wa oyce Robnrrs C1roI Msirsuoka Roberta XX Ong, Phyllls Lau Dale M15 15,1 Laom Aflhllxlil Susan Kosisa Elleen Chong Ioyu Sh1rom1 Sylx 1:1 Yec D1 ne YOShld1 Sec 0111 mu Mlrul Allan Dum Ruyffelrurc Karan Byrnc Ilnnh Nlclscn Vcronzca Mxtchell Phyllls Cock ctr DIIICDC btw Roslvn DOZILI Lam Townsend Cuol Ann Leon Swndra Himada Mining She1l1 H1m Plly ful PAGES fmdd ncvs tw 1st ro routnne dame steps Happy hoppcrs jump for loy av if ' Q- HZ li Q...- .QL 35 6.-V HI Bn lvl Wendy Terada Prendent Ruby Klm Vzce President Faythe Yoshlmura Secretary Gerrann Young Treasurer M rss Evelyn Pnschel Advuor lnrls Athletac Assoclatlon Sports mrnded students took part rn after school athlenc actnvmes by membershrp rn the Gxrls Ach letxc Assocxanon All mtermedxate and hlgh school students enrolled m physrcal educatron classes were elrgxble Gulded by the Athletlc Councll whrch IS com posed of elected representatxves from each grade d1v1s1on the managers of the varrous ZCIIVIIICS and 1ts officers the club planned successful playdays for each dnvnsron wrth varrous schools The members m turn were guests at playdays sponsored by other schools As a Chrlstmas proyect the GAA con tnbuted presents to underprxvnleged chlldren ulate mterest nn physrcal fitness and to further good sportsmanshnp and farr play m all HCIIVIIICS ill Athleuc faculty members plan thexr strategy Y ' D S v U 0 V A6 pp . . t . , . . - il I The members of the G.A.A. did much to stim- fx if 1 y I I X .lx 4 . ' l l Y , I I ' l - k 'W' X I 9 ,-43. , I. up, sta. , li Firft row, left in figbff Ruby Kim, Wendy' Terada, Geriann Young. F.1y:he Yoshimura, Sefmza' rouu' Stephanie Tyau, Amy Takesue, XVilm1 Chang, Velma Chong, Lnrrnine Yamamoto. Sandra Nako, Annette Young, Sharon Stanton, Marcia Chung, Susan Shibuya. I'hysical recreation--a formula for fun ,,wul ,'i4a,w, if.: 'Q f- ,, 0 ,S ,.. ' ,win if G.A.A. members get in the swim of physical fitness. Tripping and Skipping to Country folk runes, N Players surge for seemingly suspended sphere. Sparkling with energy and skill in sports Fifi! mug left lo right: Gayle Nakano, Carolyn Pang, Sharon Hirokawa, April Lahaina, Lynette Jung. Second muff Mahealani Thomas, Leimomi Chun, Marion Townsend, june Chun, jane Moriyama, Leona Kawakami, Judy Mizuta, Margaret Grout, Rosemary Chun. Third rozw: Diane XValker, Imogene Howard, Kathleen Iguchi, Pamela Torr, Kennedyne XVong, Richardeen Ishida, Rene Tokunaga, Susan Shibuya, Sharon Stanton. 4 1-3' 0 4. ., I S 'NL 1 'in-. ,-all Concentration and care leads to accurate scorekeepmg 8 . Through our daily activities of conscientious study, earnest prayer, and wholesome play, we are building strong character and a firm founda- tion of knowledge. Thus we grow in the wis- dom of daily life which will aid us in becoming better citizens of tomorrow, 1 ,MP Q ,y Unclerclassmen . v . br A ' 5 , . '- - 1 X I 2 V I' 5 5 Flw'f'fW?5f A 1, M . if-et? liz. ' 2 X' Q' K ' rf' if , f 'fn q 1 .J a 2 ,gy we-nl' V!! L gf' 4 X I S ,saw AR. ' ff lv ' , - , ,C . . , , 4 -we e Staff 'Y' 7 ' X19 4 3 Ei? gl' ' L ' N egf' '- ' LL .4 L Firft muy left to rigblf Sandra Talcata, Susan Yee, Twyla Okubo, Madelene Nikaido, Sheila McKeague, Loretta Chun, Ann Talcaki, Lynne Wcang. Serum! f0ll'.' jennifer Larson, Harriet Leong, Florence jhun, Teresa jones, Wendy jones, Patricia Dang, Muriel lshikawa, Ruth Sheeran. First graders brave prospective ed ueation Girls in a swirl over swing. fx, f I' f -at f Artists sharing their knowledge. 4 3' al Q 0 i fri: I A , 'lil , pf-3 'H 1 ,Ita , 7 A , V qt 54,57 , ff., by If ,Z ,. 1995+ ,. I -j 4. ' E' at Jw , . 1 A 1 Q fry 4 X Annual goblins convention. A jubilant mood is captured by the camera. Second graders gain confidence and friends Firfr roug left to rigbzi Sandra Kawamura, Wently Maeda, Susan Gaylord, Patricia Wfatanabe, Raynetta Su- ganuma, Rosemary Lau, Diane Chun, Eleanor Elliot. Sermzd rozzx' Mary Lou Rankin, Arlene Matsuura, Kaliko Lee, Linda Young, Catherine Kino, Meiri Higa, Marilyn Mote, Barbara Lau, Lisa Nichols, Shelley Snedeker. Mining: Pamela Kurashige. , 'aig gx -1 25 fr- ,wt at -Q lf- af 2? 'Tig' 'ol-up A41 oo .ia axk EL ,ze lla' 3 RV. fn I .'bf-f l Qxffw 5' M , 0 .v.-. , f-aa' - , - ,QU J- , 1 ' , - , ' -, 69 rs 70 A bond between the young in age and the young in heart. Third graders learn coordination of hands and mind f 2 Jw- w, f - X11 .. Sal' 2.5 all - iff N -yu gf Q anfl K Y Y' - . A ' XA. , c.!'xi J 'K' .fig I I J ' mls ' i Y 'il' 'PE' I -4 . - 'D . , ,, 1 br 7 J, X ,L in V' 4 - Qi A. 4 X 4' f ti 72- ' ' . ' e L a f -'Q 4 4 ,L x N5 A A U 1 x X, ,K c 1' 1 5 Y Q x.i..., t V , A L Xie ' N -in ' N' .wx .'- W W 1 A ,,,.. N, v 2' ,NW .LJ , - ,f + 6 e-.M -J L -- . . i ff '55-'M Fin! row. left to right: Sharilyn Tabata, Valerie Joe, Margaret Hedgecoclc, Lynette Muraoka, Linda Jung, Lorna Choy, Beverly Hiramatsu, Sheila Mae Pang. Second row: Leimomi Henderson, Debbie Kimura, Charlene Chun, Leslie Webber, Susan Dang, Letitia Loo, Mary-Ellen Adair, Joyce Iguchi, Diane Rodrigues. Third rouz' Sandra Hubbard, Demetria Leong, Diane Khim, Janice Auyong, Mrs. Hartzler, Brenna Lum, Andrea Sato, Janice Young, Joilene lwamoto, Joy Irnamura. f 'X s N gl? I X A v ' ,O X ' Q4 -Y 4 9. . if it.. . Q A ' 'X er-,134 JL f V31 5' l If Q A 4 X . r e ' G . Q NP Q ,. t n ' lr T., 'A N gl ' ,I X C 1 Q A, --f'w..4-web!!! is-5-rl., .,-.IF iff' Ni A ,dgrqui Firrt mug left 10 rigbff Freda Shiraki, Y'Uenrlelyn Wlong, Lynette Pang, Susan Leong, Susan Sakamoto, Josephine Conner. SOL'0lZd rozzz' Renee Morioka, Elvem Knmae. Colleen Chang, Beverly Chong, Cynthia Suerstedt, Gail Miyazono, Luanne Nakamura, Gloria Kosasa. Third rouu' Ramona Young, Daphinie Goo, Valerie Goo. Solnette Harvest, Miss Kalkowsky, Antoinette Figuers, Claudette Fong, Faye Iguchi, Melissa Leclesma, Colleen Chong. Mirringi jorgeen Lee, Clara Scholla, Amy Tokunaga. Jlusic anal literature challenge fourth graders Busy artists give form to their imaginations. l mb. n l L, Q. :QQ , I p 90 LQ ' L41 9 ll Firrz mtv, left to right! Heltn Liu, Carolyn Yee, Sharon Siu, Karen Hikaido, Lois Yoshimura, Marilyn Dias, Sharyn Morimoto. Second rozvi Kathleen Valdastri, Sharon Matsuura, Catherine Griffith, Trudy Nishida, Nan- lyn Chang, Carol Cotopolis, Carrie Tolcunaga, Pamelyn Yee, Stephanie Lau, Hinano Hapai, Anne Adair. Third V010-' Donna Lau, Gwendolyn Wtrng, Sharon Wtvng, Georgiana Awo, Sister Lois, Loreen Lee, Lizabeth Kino, Kay Oka, Mary-Glennie Tagupa. Miftingf Nan Naylor, Marilyn Yabuta. Fifth graders will lon T A .. ' Q ' 'Q' ' ' i 35 ' W s i . sq 'if' fi f Scientific experiment receives close attention remember their first uniform l4Ll1F' 'Q -.X S .14 J Llllllg L- xi-, A-I game of tetherball. A wrong move is seen by a side line advisor. N! ,sry 1 t if 4A Ju Auf.. A pressing problem is answered by a patient teacher. 'I O Sixth graders gain prestige Firrz rrmj, left lo rigblx Marilyn Grier, Robyn jones, Virginia Rankin, Eileen Chong, Louise Grady, Liana Leong, Sherrilyn Wcmng, Leona Mahikoa. Serom! rouu' Ann Miyagawa, Linda Nielsen, Merrill Horne, Roselyn Dozier, Linda Young, Phyllis Lee, Lynette Chun, Sylvia Yee. Third row: Sandra Hamada, Jo Ann Umecla, Marjorie Bush, Dianne Ruyffelaere, Mrs. Hundhammer, jean Sayer, Patricia Kukino, Phyllis Coclcett, Veronica Mitchell, Kathy Inman. Il'liI.s'i7Ig.' Jun Ohama, Marian Slate. 11- .--' e r s P 'L 'ea l 9 5 . l Bllffs' T5 fel' Nu! 1 an Q- Uvxwiqav .4--1-5 M, A iiixxi N N ' earion and exercise nd playful enthusiasm - N - Q I n-R Hopscorch haven. All kinds of dolls play checkers. Seventh Grade 1,--sq-1 The novel experlence of becomrng a part of lumor hrgh school llfe drd not seem to faze these energetrc seventh graders as they plunged headlong 1nto a year of fun hard work and consc1ent1ous study The changrng of classes meetlng of new teachers, and the challenge of more advanced courses formed an rntegral part of therr rntroductron to hrgher learnmg Socral events rncludzng a skatmg party rn February and 1nd1v1dual homeroom partles later rn the year gave the grrls a vrew of hrgh school soclal lrfe The Lenten project of makmg scrap books and toys for srck chrldren rn local hos prtals was a rewardrng experrence Wrth prrde rn therr past accomplrshments the seventh graders antrcrpate the excrtement of advancrn another ste u the ladder of lrfe Anxxous moments on Orrentauon Day g P P Fm: mu Ie 1 to rzgbz Carma Len Amy Kurrsu Margaret Grout Wmona Yap Valerre Powell Margaret Zrm mtr oyct Kamen Second mu anet Bcck anet Altman Patrxcra Angly Elxzabeth Noyak Leona Kawaka mn Gall Fcrrerra Soma Sur Lynn Nagasako Sharon Yoshxoka Tbzrd mu ean Farrchxld Ellen Cochran ean Nrchols Ktnncdyne Wong Barbec Godfrey Lynette Root Susan Shxbuya presldent Sharon Stanton udy Mrzuta Mumzg Karen Bolger Lynda Herbold Dlane Matsuura lf Ci' Nw Fznt mu le 1 to ngbt Lynette Jung Sharon Hlrokavsa Dorothy Reynolds ane Morlyama representa uve Elolse Hlrar Laurel Ishlkavsa Second ron MJIIOH Townsend june Chun pres1dent Carolyn Pang Lmda Vanek erllyn Wlong Susan Lyemura Aprxl Laharna Barbara Harrmgton Lynne Koba yashr Pamela Torr Tlnrd ron Clara Enomoro Gayle Nakano ud1th Ellcms Rosemary Chun Mnchele Mrlllchap R1chardeen Ishrda Mary MacLean Rene Tokunaga Frances Lee Elrzebeth Lnnscott Sandra Ka mroka Mmmg Jayne Ohara Wlth prule they lou: the ranks And what are you sitting around for? E31 J! Q 1, gsjzlgigg? . 5 ' v i, 'f iv, ' F 6 up ,.i,,,,,.M . ' I. my ' ,- 1 , , a L fi f ,N 40 2 ,Q l 'B 44 l - , -E ' UV EL Xe at ss r 'S' U Firrt mtv, left zo right: Diane Andrew, Ernelle Pang, Bernett Lee, Pamela Young, Judith Tomita, Marie Wood- worth, Leimomi Chun, Cheryl Adler, Audrey Liu. Second row: Laura Ching, Sharon Teragawa, Leila Chang, Evelyn Lau, representative, Cynthia Samson, Diane Watanabe, Lynn Fukushima, Marcia Fong, Cheryl Ching. Third row: Catherine Johnston, Sharilyn Chong, Toni Cotopolis, Diane Walker, Imogene Howard, Nan Kyzer, Sandra Lee, june lkinaga, president, Kathleen lguchi, Maxine Davidson, Mahealani Thomas, Eulalia Wong Advancement brings 80 1 , i I Seven-thirty socializing. -4 ' Latest news bulletin finds an eager audience. rivileges and responsibility N r. 4 3 a Playful pile-u . , I r Un, , aff' l rl ff 7 , Students interested in current ex ents N t-'!:'.'?. W' , rf X T l' Evelyn Sugawa Prefzdenl X Amy Takesue R eprerentatwe Elgh th Grade To acquire an adequate preparation for high school life the 8th graders engaged in a variety of acr1v1t1es which were a successful combina tion of work study and play An excursion to Pearl Harbor which proved to be both educational and interesting fol lowed by a picnic at Moanalua Gardens fur nished the start of an eventful year for the 8th graders Realizing the need to be well versed in the social graces the girls enrolled in weekly danc ing classes Therr time and efforts were well rewarded by their successful socials with boys of Mid Pacific Iolani and University Hrgh School Although these activities proved to be excit ing and fun their academic achievements showed great progress due to their conscienti ous study in daily classes Thus acquainted with the drfferent aspects of high school life these girls are eagerly anticipating their role next year as Frolicking Freshmen as-nm QV Finn row, left to right: Barbara Albrecht, Drinda Figgis, Barbara Cameron, Carole Uyehara, Alice Tama- naha, Beverly Lau, vice-president. Second row: Marcia Grier, Franceen Lee, Sharon Parvin, Doreen Oshiro, secretary, Judith Elliot, Micl-cel Bolger, Sandra Dobson, Gene Rankin, Judy Mueller, Lynette Lum, Charlene Yoneda. Third row: Cheryl McNair, jean Lyford, Mary Gossard, Kathleen Ing, Pamela Sakai, Larraine Yamamoto, treasurer, Joy Christiansen, Gaylene Lock, Lani Kung, Arlene Hosaka, Alvina Chow, president, Sharon Young, Maureen Chittick. i. Culrmry ere mons are qurckly consumed In f0I'lIl0lllllf0.S show futurv prom use -tw BQ Fmt rou le 1 to rzgbt Qlzure Lux Susan Elmendorf Kathy Green Sharon Fukumoto Elrzabeth Wood yard amee Beyer acltlyn Tabata Cheryl Oyama nee presldent Second mu Betty Clark Kathleen Shelly Sandra Reexes Susan Patrrclc Lynn Ann Lum Susan Budd Duane Hammond Patrxcla Prrckett onn De Rers Cynrhxa Yamashrta presrdent Thzrd mu Gwendolyn Chm Lerltra McKee Jenifer Young Sharon Snow Glorna Klrrhara Amy Ishrda Lynthla Chong Mll-trala Nakasone treasurer Charlotte Tanna Jana Lau secretary Sylvla Leong ! -1 1-3 n A' L ' A e ' 'L ' ' . O O 'I 1 J 1 ' f', l ' Q, 4 , z..f 4,1 l ,YW J I-ITV' M 1 x l ,, v T- , , A 5 u ' .A , of ...-.-. Els A 1 . , :.,. l K ' , X11 U -Et . 1 f fur ' f . y f, 1 1 7 A 'K - ig X- w l' l ' f , f' I X Q QL. ' - t K' R I 1 ' Q .1 ix . . , - . . -, , , -. -e. 'Q - , . M - , , J. v, ,, e 4--.. Q 1. . X, E . , , ,-. qv, '11 - l .,,:- 1-V , 'fl .. . '.- -. -f WJ'-. - . - - - . ' ' J ,I f i. , A . , . X Y 4 , - -I '- 1 J v , V V' 1 ., . ' . -- ' 1 7 5 Y ' ' 1 I I . . I . . . ' Y 7 7 7 ! 5 J , y , , . I. .. A , . , 3 3 Y 7 ' 7 Y Q 1 7 3 ' Up and over. ' ' rl Crea tune mln Front rozv, Iefz to rigbzf Corliss Wong, Secretary, Grace Kirgis, Stephanie Hawkins, Sheryle Izu, president Second :'ozz'.' judith Pang. Amy Takesue, Pamela Straus, Suzanne Kakugawa, Margaret Morancla, Judith Folk Ann Hosoi, Faye Yamashita. Third mzv: Evelyn Sugawn. Sharon Takenouchi, Eleanor Horii, Srefany Rosehill Claudia Hinz, jane Schatzel, Virginia-Lee jones. Myra Gzaki, vice-president, Denise Cypher, Lois Lee. Min ing: Willow Sekiya, treasurer. 'Z nz W 'xiii 7 An open mouth, an open mind. show amazing results 1 X- Explorers venture into a mysterious land via map. Gay debutantes in a mad social whirl Ninth Grade rf-w 'L l , ' 3 i Realizing the importance of a right start, the freshmen on their first step of high school S. encountered their new tasks with zest, showing remarkable capabilities both academically and socially. Their active and enthusiastic participa- tion in club activities, service projects and social events was ample proof of their versatility. Their efforts were evident in the successful re- sults of all their endeavors. As a bright start to their social life, a dance was held in November with the Mid-Pacific Y Geriann Young Stephanie Tyan Preridenr Vice-Pferident Egg ,git ' y . sophomores and Iolani freshmen. The appro- . , A' priate theme, Autumn Leaves was carried out f in their decorations by the use of brightly V U.,-N colored leaves of red and gold. Sponsored by the Student Council a fascinat I l I ing tour of Pearl Harbor which was followed Velma Chong Claire Sekiya by a picnic at Moanalua Gardens brought the Seffefdfy Tfedfufef year to a delightful completion v'vX 'T Fmt row le t to rzgbt Karen Lui Susan Foster Wenona Inouye Marlene Among Merle Eguchi Susan Mi yagawa Kathleen Leong Carol Luke Wendy Lee julie Hosoi Yvonne Lai jamie Leong Ruby Miyamoto Second row Myra Kawamura Beverly Iwao ill Halle Velma Chong Winnifred Chun Gail Dunlap Christy Griffith Suzanne Hanchett Stephanie Coleman Billie Andrew Corrine Lee Karen Chong Becky Kam Janice Kondo Penny Acquaviva Mmmg Sandra Ishida Karen W0ng 1' Q Fzrrl mu le t to ncbi oan Rockwell Elaine Among Blythe Crist Barbara Compton lynne Ashman Kath lecn Edwards Anne Rousek Laureen Nagino onnic Chun Creriann Youn Patricia XVong Yxonne Su gimoto Marcia Chang Second rou Xvllml Chang Sandra Ch c lorna Cook ocelyn Yee Rosemary Exanson Carole Otoguro Joyce Shigemura Suzinne Byrne Sari Schitzcl Patricia Noda Barbara Harbourt Wfraynctta Tiylor Caylene Coo Annette Goo Noreen Tcruy 1 F reshmen fund new experlonces stlmulatlng lr .1-yr Firrt row, left to right: Jean Nakayama, Lurline Lahaina, Carolyn Lee, Sandra Nako, Faythe Yoshimura, Karen Wthng, Susan Sanders, Amy Iwaoka. Carol Yamada, Patricia Ohara, Janice Izulta, Lucille l.o, Secmzd mu: Janice Kimura. Claire Sekiya, Mary Stetson, Patricia Young, Carol Miyake, 'Greer Cook, Judith Toltumura, Marilyn Kimura, Charlotte Lau, Kathleen Soo, Patricia Prescott, Stephanie Tyau. f-5 'Q 2 Sw r 4' Willette Ah Cook Prerident l I sez: f Wendy Terada I Vice-Preridem I I Karen Tsuda Secfelarj' 1 .1 ' 'tr- K Donna Saiki Treafurer X A The Class of 1962 spent a busy second year in high school. In October the sophomores with their characteristic vivacity enjoyed their first Student Body Dance. In late December, the girls again took time out for fun at a dinner-dance sponsored by the sophomore class of Iolani. During the Christmas season, they participated whole- heartedly in three service projects: collecting canned juices for the needy, sorting and delivering Christmas cards to the various classes, and sending candy and gifts to the children of St. Anthony's Home. The month of January brought the responsibility of plan- ning for the class dance held on the twenty-third. A Lenten project followed in March. The year ended in eager anticipation of their next step- the happy prospect of becoming jolly juniors . -.Q Q W 44 1. , t3 4 -1 l H K I 'LN If I 4 . t. I fiat -S if es lx me 5 - 2 Xkxi I Blithe Sophom ,. .-. .lx Y All l W R. xg D1 X. v x A It .Xl . r TH 4-' A ,. .. r F H ax I Q 1 xl Firrt row, left to right: Willette Ah Cook, Mary Allport, Jocelyn Ching, Pamela Ching, Sheila Chong, Hilary Coleman, Arlene Dung, Norma Fung, Lei Hapai, Ann Henry. Second rouf: Jeanne Hirashige, Candace Hodgekins, Gertrude Horii, Ann Jones, Faith Kondo, Sylvia Kuehl, Sharon Kurashige, Diana Lee, Jean Linnell, Philia Lock. Third row: Tru Lyford, Carol Michael, Gertrude Mori, Trudy Narikawa, Mary Nolan, Beverly Numazu, Lynette Onogi, Carol Ota, Marie Palmer, Donna Saiki. ace the year with spirit pu Al 1 X . I .:,v y-, .. x Ml N1 A im. Kai , . J . . I X . First row, left to right: Liane Sakai, Susan Schatzel, Eileen Shimomoto, Claire Shioji, Sharleen Soon, Elizabeth Spear, Ellen Sudo, Ann Suzuki. Second row: Lucille Takesue, Karen Takiguchi, Delene Tenn, Wendy Terada, Dorothy Town- send, Karen Tsuda, Linda Wong, Glenn Woodyard. Third row: Carol Wright, Mary Yamamoto, Annette Young, Beryl Young, Jeanette Young, Lucylle Young, Merry Sue Young. Mining: Glenna Reynolds, Susan Waters, Dorothy Sue Frank, Bonnie Elliot. x 5.x 3 isle lm, 1.0 ...,, EXA v-s, 1 lx Geraldrne Kano Prendent Carole Yatagar Vzce Prerzdent Lynda Chew Secretary Patrxcra Green Treamrer ffl 'i X Fzrrt row let to right Susan Adalr Sybrl Ahana Maude Akee Patrrcra Beckham Charlotte Chang Lynda Chew Second row Vrctorla Chun anrce Chung Loulse Cox Sandra Faubron Audrey Grma Natalle Go Thlfd mu udlth Graybeal Patrrcra Green Sandra Hee Beryl Ho Carol Iguchr Ann ordan Mmmg Susan Grant Jovull Junaors face the future The Class of 1961 embarked on a heavy Sched ule of homework servrce projects and socrals all of whrch served to make th1s a most eventful year In December, a profitable money makmg proyect was held for the two fold purpose of balancrng the class budget and of donatrng money to the Ke Kllklll The yunror class dance was held on january 29 rn Queen Emma Hall wrth the Farrrngton Ram bows and the Iolanr yunxors as guests The hrghlrght of the year was the memorable Junzor Senror Prom held on February 27 at the Ha wauan Village Longhouse The gay 'QM2fdl Gras theme was carrled out rn festnve decoratrons and favors Durrng Lent these grrls worked at the Volunteer Servlce Bureau, and to round out the year, a class PICDIC was held 1n May Truly the junxor class upheld the Prrory tradxtron of cheerfulness rn duty and pleasure It IS well fornfied to take on the ntle m1ghty sen1ors . I I l I I 4 1 Q - i I lf Xa I 1 J . s 3 . - 1 C E 'D Y 2 'B' 5 is ' 1' 0 f s Y if 1 Q . 4 5 A ,ag -7 L Firft row, left to right: Geraldine Kano, Kaye Karschnick, Noreen Kawamura, Ruth Kelly, Margaret Kilbey, Claudia Kim, Ruby Kim. Second row: Yvonne Kim, Carolyn Lee, Sharrie-Ann Loo, Judith Manke, Christiana Matsumoto, Judith Matsuyama, Marilyn Milcami. Third row: Gail Miyagawa, Winifred Miyamoto, Karen Mote, Florence Oku- mura, Frances Oshima, Kathleen Pang, Ann Parham. Mining: Barbara Luke. villa light-hearted enthusiasm - ia fp V-4 E 5 I x I 1. A 4 .' , Firrt roux left to right: Linda Reeves, Sharon Sakai, Jeanette Soon, Linda Stetson, Vir- ginia Sugawa, Iris Talcenaka. Semnd rouu' Fern Tao, Pamela Ting, Brenda Tom, Deanna Tyau, Caroline Ward, Annie-Ellen XY'egener. Tbzrd rozr: Annette Wong, Wendy Wong, Patricia Yamada, Carole Yatagai, Myrtle Yoshinaga, Raelene Young. Al ll IQ' Sal I '- x U M ' ' S Q1 Get ir, guard ir, grab ir! ,Q 4 J ggi A clean sweep. Leisure moments filled nf yi!! Apprentices at play. 'L-'Pi 1-if J f' 'fi ith fun and frolic Enter the food or exit the gab. 'Misry moments. V 431, , :Q '- 2.1! ei'Q Y. A Q, 1 1 , y.A x ' ' X. O . ' v - r ill .' I' V .pq , ' Q L. 'x amviln lu N lil - :fag i ? ! -.J 'gg ' -K .Al V-3 55:1 5 ff 1 As one part of the never-ending quest for wisdom closes, the Seniors turn to the challeng- ing responsibilities of a rapidly advancing so- ciety. Armed with knowledge and faith they look expectantly to the growth of inner wis- dom through the years. Graduates -fx 10 nk nil' 4-q,f't v s is-f RUBY CHUN Secretary MRS LILLIAN SWARTZ Advuor As graduation looms ahead and a new and challenging threshold of life stands before us mixed sentiments of eager anticipation for the forthcoming event and a deep sadness at leaving behind all that has been dear to us are blended At this important stepping stone in our lives we pause to recapture the fond memories of people and events that have helped to make our school life so cherished and memorable As we leave the familiar gates of the Priory for the last time glancing once more upon the beloved coral cross vie cannot help but recall affection ately all that this center of Priory life has meant to us For it is here that we have learned to work play and study together in perfect harmony It is here also that we have acquired little by little lcnovs ledge and wisdom through our studies as vsell as through the development of strong Christian character and a sincere desire to apply our new found knowledge In our elrly high school years vue proved ourselxes cipible of taking on thc responsibilities as well IS the enjoyment issoci ltccl viith high school XVhether it vt is 1 class dlnce or 1 serxice project the sime xxholchetrted effort was displayed toxx 1rd its success Wfc also devoted much time to our studies distinguishing ourselves scholastic llly ind ichieving recognition for our efforts vii. , GAIL KIRGIS President Senza . sf, ,wie J-xscyxww . ' Y ,xrf o . C . . 5 . Y . : ' 7 A 7 . ' , 7 . . Y 7 J . x ' . ! 3 As lowly freshmen, we faced the promise of high school with eager hearts ' A . ' . v . 1, r f A y -I A2 ' 7 , 7 1 A A v . sz 2 1 -' y . A ' I ' A 1 I yi 2 - . ' 7 . 2 -.2 , V' 'gy - . ' . . 71 2 7. 2 -, L . 7' f 1 ' , - , . 1 . 1 . .2 1 . -1 ' , 'Z ' - V . . A . - A . i- ' ' 7 ' i 7 - 1 ' 7 ' ' 1 2 2 ' ' ' 1 ' Y ' ' ' . GINGER LUCAS Vice Prerzdent lass fi f 41? Q 1- ,ff 41 SANDRA YOSHIOKA Trearurer CLAUDE D STEFFENHAGEN Advuor Berng a class whrch takes prrde rn or1g1nal1ty me undertook the decora tron of the cross on Ascensron Day mth sprrrted enthusxasm and the desrre to add a neva and drfferent touch to the cross Wie chose to decorate the cross exclusrvely mth vanda orchlds Due to our combmed efforts thousands of orchxds vxere gathered and the coral cross xx as transformed rnto a lovely sceptre of lavender the royal shade The spothght of our junnor year however vsas focused on the un1orSen1or Prom The Tvselfth of Never Held at the Havs auan Vrllage Longhouse on Aprrl ll 1959 thrs event formed the excxt mg clrmax of a fun filled year Now we have frnally reached the summrt of a httle hlll the summxt that once appeared so hxgh and mnghty Yet as mnghty sennors when we glance back at that seemmgly long and tedlous journey that has led us to thxs fnnal year we suddenly dlscovcr that the road vue tame vu as not qurte as rough as we had lmagmed and that st1ll hrgher and rougher peaks loom loftxly above us And although vse remxnrsce w1th deep prrde our many achxevements there also follovxs humnhty nn aw areness of the hmrtatnons of our knowledge Wlth thrs realnzatron we the Class of 1960 are prepared to ascend the hrgher plat form wnth new asprratron 1 Q lt X . I ,,,f, Yr.: . . J ly , y - A 7 . . I. g , . ' x . V 7 4 V . 1 1 . . . I Y a - 9 Q - - 1- H - r A J , - r ' ' ' 1 ' - s 1 V . . . a . . 9 . . ,. . . ,, r v ' v 4 yl 1 v ' V , c . . . . Y 7 7 . l 1 V , , V . . . V . . . , - , . . . . V I - n 9 1 1 ol 5? ARN, MARTY The glow of happinefr Jhinef from within. if Attendance 1 year. C.S.A. ! CASEY, LINDA Speaking Joftly yet achieving mach. Attendance 2 years. Camera Clubg C.S.A. Seniors heartily plunge int BONDURANT, SHEILA A Jparkle in her eyex, a twinkle in her Jtep. Attendance 2 years. Camera Clubg Library Ass't.g Songleader '9 Q A congregatxo Q ri fxhimpg.. my ffm. 'Www BUCH, YVONNE To have faith if to have Jtfength. Attendance 6 years. Ka Alele 54 Hui Hauolig C.S.A. 'vs CHONG, PAMELIA Sprigbtly and gay, the bert of compmziom. Attendance 11 years. Camera Clubg Dramatics Club. hour last year of hugh school CHUN, MARY LOUISE Vermtility ir the measure of ber ability. Attendance 5 years. Ke Kukui, Art Ed. 3, Exchange Ed. 45 Class of 1960, S. C. Rep. 4g N.H.S. 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Dramat- ics Clubg French Clubg Latin Club, Sec. 2: C.S.A.g Songleader 3, 4g Honor Roll 1. CHUN, RUBY The will to .l'Ef1f'6 brigbtem her gentlenen. Attendance 9 years. Ka Alele 3, Ecl.-in-chief 4g Class of 1960, Sec. 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 5, 4g Athletic Board lg Camera Clubg G.A.A.g Latin Club, Pres. 3g N.H.S. 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. CHUN, VERA A carefree .spirit and wimome wayt. Attendance ll years. Camera Club: G.A.A.g Latin Clubg C.S.A,g Choir. EVANS JO ANN ure! humor 15 a great ponerrzon. Attendance 4 years. Ke Kukui 3, Ass't. Make-up Ed. 4g Latin Club, Sec. 45 C.S.A. Sociable senior HANCHETT, CAROLYN She giver friendly understanding lo all. Attendance 4 years. Ke Kukui 5, News Ed. 4s S.C. Treas. 2g G.A.A.g Hui Hauoli, Treas. 3, C.S.A., Pres. 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Honor Roll 3. GERARD, LUCILLE Poire and gentlerzeu are a malchlefr combination. Attendance ll years. French Clubg Hui Hauolig Choirg Li- brary Ass't. E hare happy times HASHIMOTO, KAREN . I-11 efficiency lief the road to rzzccerr. Attendance 5 years. Ku Alele 5, Bus. Mgr. 43 Quill and Scroll 5, Sec. 4g Latin Club. .f ' ACN A 4 4 . K.. WN HO, ALICIA Happineu if bert uber: il is Jbared. Attendance 9 yearsi K.: Alele 3. Typing Ed. 4g Camera Clubg Latin Clubg C.S.A.g Choir. IKEHARA, LORRAINE Her capability 5190111 itfelf in ber undertakingr. Attendance 5 years. Camera Club: C.S.A. nz -.J 2 1avr digestion . 5 25.4 ' KIM VALERIE Ambmon and knouledge are blended together. Attendance 5 years. Ka Alele 53 Dramatics Clubg French Club. fl N47 gf 7 W -at 3 KIRGIS, GAIL E Of a great mind, cheerful Jpirit, and entle heart g . Attendance 3 years. Ka Alele 5, Ass't. Make-up Ed. 4g Class of 1960, Pres. 3, 4g N.H.S. 3g Pres. 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Latin Club, Vice Pres. 35 C.S.A.s Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3. KOBAYASHI, MAVIS The fruit of intellect if wit. Attendance 8 years. Ka Alele 3, Co-Lit. Ed. 4g Class of 1960, Treas. lg S.C. Rep. 2g Latin Club, Sec. 53 Quill and Scroll 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. As future leaders we broade LAU, LUCILE She meetf each challenge with competence and skill. Attendance 6 years. Camera Clubg Dramatics Clubg C.S.A., Sec.-Treas. 4g Library Ass't. LEDESMA, LENORA Her hearty laughter and :eme of humor enliven each moment. Attendance 11 years. Dramatics Clubg G.A.A., Council Rep. 2g Tennis Clubg C.S.A.g Choirg Li- brary Ass't. LEE, FRANCES Ever pleaxing if her companionxhlp. Attendance 7 years. Camera Clubg Latin Clubg C.S.A.g Choir eat by. LUCAS, GINGER Sincerity and tboughtfulnext are the Jecret of ber rbarm. Attendance 9 years. Ka Alele 3, C0-Lit. Ed. 41 Class of 1960, Pres. Z, Vice Pres. 4g S.C. Rep. 1, 3g N.H.S. 2, 4g Treas. 5g Ath- letic Board lg Dramatics Clubg G.A.A.g Pres. 2, Council 2g Hui Hauoli, Vice-Pres. fig C.S.A.: Songleader 3. y LUKE, KAREN Deliglatfully Jaucy, pofretting a Jpirit of Attendance ll years. Ke Kukui 3, Typing Ed.,4g G.A.A.g Hui Hauolig C.S.A. nd cultivate our interests LEE, PHYLLIS ANN Ideal ir the union of underrtanding and patience, Attendance 7 years. Camera Clubg Dramatics Clubg C.S.A. all A12 LUM, LENETTE Her zext for living, a pricelen gift. Attendance 9 years. Ka Alele 3, Head Photog. 4g Quill and Scroll 3, Treas. 4g Camera Club, Treas. 4s C.S.A.g Honor Roll 3. LEONG, LEONE cbeerfuln eu. Hauolig C.S.A. i She welcome: all with ber Attendance 6 years. G.A.A.g Hui ' A '52 X FQ 41? 'it' Q V as ,F , ,W T ,Q MCAFEE, SHERRY JEAN Vivacioufnerr if the offspring of inner bappinen. Attendance 1 year. Dramatics Club, Sec. 4. We sho MINAMI, ULULANI Her mild way: are belied by her infection: laughter. Attendance 4 years. Class of 1960, Vice Pres. 2g G.A.A., Council 2g Hui Hauolig C.S.A. MINN, PRISCILLA A Jenfe of humor if an anet to her leaderrbip. Attendance 6 years. Ke Kukui 3, Feature Ed. 45 Class of 1960, Vice Pres. 5g S.C. Pres. 4g Quill and Scroll 5, 4g Dramatics Club, Pres. 5gC.S.A.g N.H.S. 4g Honor Roll 2. MIYAGI, ANNE E Ambition to attempt, Jkill to attain. Attendance 9 years. Ka Alele 3, Make-up Ed. 4g Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 45 Latin Clubg C.S.A. w our versatility on Limbering up nf ff fUsl'lf NAKAMINE, AMY A jovial nature enhanced by a ready wit. Attendance 6 years. Camera Clubg Latin Clubg Choir. NAMIHIRA, KAREN Determination lead! to Juccenful acbierement. Attendance 6 years. Ke Kukui 3, Bus. Mgr. 4g Latin Club. e court and in the classroom a big game. NARIKAWA, EVANGELINE Graciournets it the product of true confidence. Attendance 9 years. Ke Kukui 3, Manag. Ed. 4g Athletic Board Mgr. lg Camera Club, Pres. 4g Latin Club. NITTA, JUDITH Kindneu of heart it the .rource of a gentle nature. Attendance 9 years, Camera Clubg Latin Club. ONISHI, CYNTHIA A gentle and afpiring penon accomplifher muck. Attendance 3 years. Camera Club, Sec. 4. Unda unted by ONOGI, GAIL A willing worker inspire! otlverx, Attendance 11 years. Ke Kakai 3, Ed.-in-chief 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Camera Club: French Club. OYAMA, BARBARA A happy bear! Jpreadf warmth and joy. Attendance 4 years. Camera Clubg Latin Club. . The right set PENINGTON, JAN E Geniality if the key that opem all doom. Attendance 1 year. C.S.A. ually gives right results. TABA, FRANCES Erer pleasing if ber rompanionrhip. Attendance 7 years. Ke Kukui 5, S.O.C. Ed. fig Camera Clubg Latin Club. e hopefully face the future SAYRE, ARLEE An inquiring mind, a willing bean. Attendance 1 year. Priory Swim Team. l TANAKA, MAUREEN A calm and tolemnz Jpirit if a great trearurre. Attendance 6 years. Camera Clubg Latin Club. TANIBE, THELMA Her quiet ways bring ber good fortune. Attendance 11 years. Ke Kukui 3, Head Photog. 43 Camera Club. Vice Pres. 3, 4g Latin Clubg C.S.A.g Honor Roll 1, 3. fn 'Il Q 5 Qt Filled with new-found TENGAN, ELSIE The ability to achieve reftr in logical thinking. Attendance 7 years. G.A.A., Council Rep. 3, Ass't. Sec. 35 Latin Clubg C.S.A.g Choir. TSUHA, LILLIAN Light-hearted, yet ever faithful to duty. Attendance 3 years. Athletic Board 3g Camera Clubg G.A.A. UYENO, KAREN With enthutiafm and determination .the ftrivet to Jucceed. Attendance 9 years. Dramatics Clubg C.S.A., Vice Pres. 4. knowledge H' ?.::7' WETZEL, PATRICIA A winning fmile and a gentle heart. Attendance 2 years. C.S.A. Sorry, nllertalse the prorniso of life XVOODXWARD, PEARL Integrity if a guide to rlrong fbtzraftef. Attendance 3 years. Hui Hauolig C,S.A. available. YOSHIOKA, SANDRA Sincerifg and fruit guide ber llwugbtr. Attendance 9 years. Ka Alele 5, Co-Lit. Ed. fig Class of 1960, Treas. 2, 3, 4g Latin Club, Treas. 5g C.S.A.s Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 5. YOUNG, SHARON Her 'varied interefts enrich her perfonality. Attendance 10 years. Ke Kukui 3, Make-up Ed. 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Camera Club: Honor Roll l. P' as I B X T Seniors and fashion talk, Reliving yesterday while look ,K i dl ' An eager curiosi Chowhounds sample everything. I ll? every face. ards a brighter tomorrow Facxal uplnfr ff IIHPCISODBIIOU CHUSCS S l'llO1' UPIOHI' 7 H4 x am us Scenes 'ul 1 ? ? 1 'gg X 1 VA! Our coral cross the symbol of fellowshxp and Chrxsuan umty 'Q Ascension Hall houses the science and math department, The vine-Covered Main Building is the hub of school activity. M X X 'gfiixla L , ll 4 'tif Delectable ears are eaten with pleasure. December 17 Christmas Assembly 19-Jan. 3 Christmas Vacation January 20-22 Mid-year Exams 22 End of lst Semester 29 U. H. Entrance Exams February 12-13 Convocation 17 8: 19 Pearl Harbor Tour 18 Skating Party 27 jr.-Sr. Prom Calenda September -4 Orientation 8 School opens 0ctober 2 Priory-Iolani Pep Rally 12 Community Welfare Drive 30 Student Body Dance November 6 End of lst Quarter 7 Homecoming Game 21 Camera Club Hike 24 Thanksgiving Market 26-28 Thanksgiving Vacation 30 Corporate Communion CGrades 11 and 125 Hui members revive an old Hawaiian custom-weaving lauhala mats f Events HCKWMIS SS Z i n ,a v l 1 , if to 3-:ini A pf? h f . l ..,t l -Amari Priorettes place among Hawaiis pretty princesses May 6 Priory-Iolani Skip Day 14 Senior Banquet 26 Ascension Day 27 Bishop's Dinner 31-June 2 Final Exams June 6 Senior Class Night 7 School closes Graduation p . f-wfx... . illarch 1 Camera Club Banquet 2 Ash Wednesday 16 N.H.S. Induction 25 End of 3rd Quarter April 1 Day of Triumph 15-24 Easter Vacation 25 Holoku Ball 30 Latin Club Banquet Sherrill models new vogue in graduation hats. 116 Name 1 Martha Arn Shexla Bonduranr Yvonne Buch Lnnda Casey Dnane Chang Pamelna Chong Mary Louxsc Chun Ruby Chun Vera Chun Sherrlll Eagle jo Ann Evans Luc111e Gerard Karen I-Iashnmoto A11c1a Ho Lorrame Ikehara Valene K1m Gaxl Klrgls Mavls Kobayashl Luclle Lau Lenora Ledesma Frances Lee Phyllns Ann Leone Leong Gxnger Lucas Senior lhrectory Address Phone N 0 605 Gorgas Rd 777711 1 81 lxalmala Ave Manoa Rd 836 Schofield Brlxs 7950 trs 1785 Kanevw al St 3041 Kalalxaua Ave 262 Alevsa Dr 1042 1l1ma Dr 70 Pulwa Rd 176 Wallupe Cnrclc 65 210 Ka Hanohou Clrcle 94506 Managers Dr Wfaxpahu 1197 Hool1ah1 St Pearl Cxty 715C No Judd St 1237 Hele St Keolu H1115 7110 Damon St 1747 Kuklla St 3390A Kalnhl St 2055 1.111113 St 1556 Kealra Dr 129 1o1an1 Avc 1525 Lxhollho St 45 604 Paleka Rd 2013 Puukapu St Kaneohe 551771 S7611 257657 777711 775071 2555755 S0615 80563 61494 319051 2457716 274388 452 8 65351 769075 290540 116167 68059 506956 850355 66960 68776 711815 851973 o o 2' '. 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Aequavnvx Penny Adarr Anne Aelarr Mlry Ellen Aelanr Susan Adler Cheryl Ahanl Sybll Ah Cook Wfxllette Aleee Mtuele Albreeht Barbtrt Allen Mlrela Allport Altman Among Anelrevx Anelrexx M try anet Marlene Blllne Dmne Angly P1tr1e11 Arn Marty ART Ashman Lynne Auyone, an1ee Awo Georgmna Avxont, Elfune Beck met Beekhtm Patrxext Beyer anlce BISHOP S MESSAGE Bolger Karen Bolger Mlehel Bonclurant Shella Buch Yvonne Budd Susan Bush Marjorie Byrne Kxren Byrne Suzmne CALENDAR OF EVENTS CAMERA CLUB Cameron Barbara CAMPUS SCENES Clsey Llnda Chang., Ch ing, Chang, Ch me Chang., Chang., Chang, Charlotte Colleen D1 me Leila Marela Nanly n llma Chee Sanelra Chev Ly nela Ch1n Gxxenelol n Chine, CDIDE, Chmg, Chung, Cheryl Iocely n Laura Pamela X 3 49 53 Index 90 C 4 8 90 Chlttlck Maureen Chong Chong Chong Chong Chong Chong Chong Chong Beverly Colleen Cynthla Elleen Karen Pamelxa Sharxlyn Shella 0 Chong Velma 3 Chow Alvlna Choy Lorna Choy Noreen Chrlstnensen joy Chun Charlene Chun Chun Chun Chun Chun Chun Chun Chun Chun Chun Chun Dlane une Lexmoml Loretta Lynette Mary Lou1se 38 40 41 42 49 99 Qonnle Rosemary Ruby 36 37 40 41 47 99 Vera 42 47 100 W1n1fred Chung Janlce Clark Ellzabeth Clark Susan Cochran Ellen Cocketr Phyllns Coleman Hrlary Coleman Stephanxe COMPANIONS OF S Compton Barbara Conner josephme 'kCook Gr1er 37 51 T ANDREW Cook Lorna Cotopolls Carol Cotopolrs Tom Cox Lou1se Crnst Blythe Cypher Demse Dang Patrrcla Dang Susan Davldson Maxlne DEDICATION De Rers Joan Dtas Marnlyn Dobson Sandra Dozter Roselyn DRAMATICS CLUB 50 51 1 'z, ....... 86 , ...... 65,82 ', A ....... 60,72 , ........ 71 l, 'Q '- A ....... 70 , ,,,,, , , 77 ', .........' X , , ' ...... 65,83 1, ' ' ........ 80 , ' ...... 6 ,61,74 1, ' ...... 50,5l,90 , ....... . 86 V, ' - - .... 35,,1o,51,aa , ' .,,,,, 47,99 'l1, 1 A ........ 211 , ' ...... . 80 f , a 1 ....... 82 , ' ,,,,,,,, 89 t , 1 'Q ....... 61,75 , ...... 6 ,65,86 , 2 Y ....... 49,88 , ' ....,., 65,82 , I ........ 78 , ......... 70 3, - ...... 51,86 , ,,,,,,,, 75 l', ' ' ........ 86 ' ' , ,,,, , , , 82 I 3 1 I ........ 80 , .,,,,, , 70 ', 2 z ........ 78 , ' ....... . 69 , f ....,... 98 , J ........, 64,79 . . . . . . . . . . . 24 , ' ', , , , , , , 64,30 . , A ........ 87 , ........ 68 ',J' 'A ....... 70 , ........ 74 , A '. ....... 60,72 , ' ,A , , , , , 1 3 .' ........ 87 , ' ....... 65,87 1 3 ja 1 ......... 78 , ...... 64,79 1 2 , . l ...... 47,90 , .... , , , , , , , jf ' ........ 83 , ,,,,,, , , , ' ..... 8 Chun, Vkxoda . . . . . . 53,90 , 1 ........ 78 , ' ' ...... 65,86 , ' .....,.. 82 , ' ...... , ,90 , -' ...... 47,98 ,, ' ....... 83 , ...... 42,51,98 , ........ 75 , . ........ 83 , ........ 78 , ' ' 'A ........ 74 , ' ....... 61,74 3 2 I ....... 61,75 , l ....... 89 3 z A ....... 65,87 , ' ...... 86 ' ' .... 11 , . 42 . . . . . . . 46 , . . . . . . . 87 , ' ....... 82 , ' ....... 71 . . . . . . 112 , ' .- . . . . . . . 87 z 'f, ' ........ 47,9 , ........ . 87 ' 5 1 3 ..... 39, ,, ', ..... . . 72 2 ', H ....... 71 ', ' ....... . 80 Y, 'Q A .,..... 47,99 , ' ....... , ,90 z Y, . ........ 80 ', ........ . 87 ' ', ...... 6,,65,87 , ' ...... . . 84 ' 5 . ' ....... 60,72 , ........ 68 5 VU' ...... 63,65,87 , ........ 70 , ' ........ 87 ' , ' ....... 80 1 3 ' ........ 53,90 ....... 4 ', y ...... 65,83 ', ........ 83 ' 5 A ........ 80 ' , ' ....... 60,72 ' g h f ....... 47,88 , ....... . 82 ' Y, ........ 80 ' , ....... 74 ' 5 ......., 89 ..... 48 Dung Arlene Dunlap Gall Edwards Kathleen Eguchl Merlc EIGHTH GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE Ellclns judlth Elllot BODDIC Elllot Eleanor Elllot Judith Elmendorf Susan Enomoto Clara C Evans jo Ann 38 39 42 52 53 100 Evanson Rosemary 65 87 SISTER EVELYN S MESSAGE FACULTY Falrchlld jean Faublon Sandra Ferrelra Gall FIFTH GRADE F1gglS Drlnda Flguers Antolnette FIRST GRADE Folk Judith Fong Claudette Fong MHICIZ FOREWORD FOURTH GRADE Frank Dorothy Fukumoto Sharon Fukunaga Shawn Fukushlma Lynn Fung Norma Gaylord Susan Gerard Lucllle Glma Audrey 42 51 100 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 62 Go Natalle Godfrey Barbee oo Annette oo Daphnle oo Gaylene oo Valerle Gossard Mary Grady LOUISE Grant Susan Gray Darlene Graybeal Judith Green Kathy Green Patrlcla GFICF Marcla Grler Marllyn Gflfflfh Catherlne Gflglfh Chrlsty 53 9 9 90 86 Grout Margaret Halle ,Ill Hamada Sandra Hamal Margery Hammond Dlanc Hanchett Carolyn Hanchett Suzanne Hapal Hlnano Hapal Lel Harbourt Barbara HHFIIHEIOU Barbarl Harvest Solnctte Hashlmoto Karen H8WlxlHS Stephanle Hedgecock Margaret Hee Sandra Henderson Lelmoml Henry Ann Herbold Barrle Herbold Cynda Hlga Melfl Hlm Shella Hlnz Claudla Hlfal Elolse Hlramatsu Beverly HIFOKZVNZ Sharon HlfOShlgC Jeanne Ho Beryl Hodgeklns Candace HOfll Eleanor Horll Gertrude Horne Merrlll I-Iosaka Arleen H0501 Ann Hosol Julie Howard Imogene 'Hubbard Sandra HUI HAUOLI Iguchl Carol Iguchl Faye Iguchl Joyce Iguchl Kathleen Ikehara Lorralne lltlnaga june Imamura oy INDEX Ing Kathleen Inman Kathy Inouye Wfenona IOLANI NO KA OE Ishlda Amy Ishlda Rlchardeen Ishlda Sandra Ishlkawa 13015 39 4142 51 00 65 86 37 41 01 9 53 88 37 41 64 80 47 101 , ........ 89 , ...... 64,78 , ' ......., 86 ' , 1 ......... 87 ' , - ...... 87 ', ....... 74 ', ' ........ 86 ', ....... 75 . . . . . . 82 , 1 A . . . . . . . 83 . . . . . 90 , . . , , , , , I , ' ........ 79 , ..... , 1 , ' ........ 89 l, ' ....... 60,72 ' , ........ 69 A, h ....... 51,89 ' , A ........ 82 , ,...... 79 , ...... 65,85 ' Y , 1 . .... 79 , ....... 72 , - ....... 71 , . . ,, , 4 , , , ' , . . . 36,, , , 1 , ..... , , ' ...... 83 ' . . 9 , ...... 70 . . . . . . . . . 12 , . . . . . . . . 4 ,90 ' l , ........ 78 , ' ' .... . . 70 ' , ....... 90 , ......... 89 ' , ' ........ 78 , ' ....,.. 72 . . . . . . . 72 , . . . . . . . 78 ' ' , ' ........ 82 ' , ' ' ....... . . 69 ' , ' ...... 71 ' , ' ........ 61,75 . . . . . . . 68 ' , ' . . . . . . . . 84 , ' ......... 84 ' ', ' ......... 79 , ....... 71 ' , ...... 70 , ' ........ 80 ' f , ...,.. 64,79 Foster, Susan ........ 86 Ho, Alicia .... 36, 37, 42, 53, 101 . . . . . . 71 , . . . . . . . , ,90 . . . . . . . . 89 ' , . . . . . . 88 , ...... 65,83 N, ....... . 84 , ....... 71 ....... . 88 ' , ....... 80 , ' ........ 74 , ,...... 53,89 , .....,. 82 , ........ 69 ', ........ 65,84 , ' ...... , , ', ' ........ 47,86 ' , ....... 47,90 , ...... 64,80 ' . , ....... 70 , ' ........ , ........ 50 , ....... 78 ', ........ 90 G , ....... 51,87 ', ......... 71 G , ' ........ 71 ', ........ 70 G , ....... 51,87 ', ..... . , G , ' ......., 71 , ' ..... 42, , , ........ 82 f' , ........ 80 , ' ........ 74 , J .....,.. 70 , ........ 90 .......... 120 , ....... 61,75 , ........ 82 , ' ...... 4 ,90 , ....... . 74 , ........ 83 , . . ., . . . 51,86 , ' ' ....... 4 ,90 ...... 56 ' , ' ........ 82 ' , ........ 83 ' , ' ........ 74 ' , ' ...... 64,79 ' , ' ...,.. 60,72 ' , ........ 86 ' , ' . . .... ' , ' . . . . 60,75 Ishxkawa Laurel Ishlkawa Murxel lwamoto jorlene Iwao Beverl Iwaoka Amy Izu Sheryle Kung Lam Kurashxge Pamela Kurashrge Sharon Kurlsu Amy Kyzer Nan Lahalna Aprnl Izuka amce hun Florence Johnston Catherlne joe Valerle OYICS OHCS OHCS OHCS ODCS Ann Robyn Teresa V1rg1n1a Wendy 65 87 Klrgls Grace jordan Ann ung Lmda Jung Lynette KA ALELE Kakugawa Suzanne Kam Becky Kamae Alvera Kamez oyce Kamloka Sandra Kano Geraldnne Karschmck Kaye Kawakamx Leona Kawamura Myra Kawamura Noreen Kawamura Sandra Kau Estella KE KUKUI Kelly Ruth Kh1m Dxane Kllbey Margaret Klm Claudna Klm Ruby Kxm Valerre Klm Yvonne Klmura Debbxe Klmura anlce Knmura Marnlyn Kmo Katherlne Kmo Lxzabeth 33 49 7 0 3 7 49 86 90 91 49 91 65 87 K1rg1s Gall 33 36 37 40 41 42 53 102 Lahama Lurlme Lal Yvonne Larson Jennlfer LATIN CLUB Lau au au au au au au au au au Led Barbara Beverly Charlotte Donna Evelyn ana Luclle Phyllls Rosemary Stephanle esma Lenora Ledesma Mellssa CC CC CC CC C6 CC CC ee ee ee ee ee en Leo Burnett Carolyn C Carolyn M Corrme Drana Frances Frances Y jorgeen Kahko Lors Loreen Phylhs Ann Phyllrs Sandra Wendy Carrna n Carol Leong Demetrla Leong Leong Leong Leong Leong Harrlet amle Kathleen Leone Llane Krrnhara Glorra Kobayashl Lynne Kobayashl MHVIS 36 37 41 102 Kondo Falth Kondo janxce Kosasa Glorna Kosasa Susan Kuehl Sylvna Kuknno Patncxa Leong Susan Leong Sylvia Lxnnell jean Llnscott Ellzabeth Lnu Audrey Llu Helene Lo Lucrlle Lock Gaylene Lock Phxlla 42 49 102 60 61 75 60 72 42 102 3 42 47 102 65 84 60 72 47 103 42 51 03 ' , .---.-- 79 , ' ........ 65,82 ' , ' ....... 68 ' , ,.,,,,, 69 , ' ......- 70 ' , ...... 49,89 , Y .------- 86 ' , ........ 78 , -....-- 65,87 , ......... 80 , ........ 65,84 ' , ' ....... 64,79 ,J ' ....... 65,87 - , ' ...... 49,87 J , ---..--- 68 ', ........ 86 , ' ...... 80 , ' ......, 68 , ' .......-- 70 ......,. 52 J , .---.-..- 89 , .,...... 69 J , -------. 74 L , ..,..... 82 J , ' ----.-.- 68 L , ....... 51,87 J , ' .------ 84 L , ,....... 60,72 J , -------- 68 L , ......... 80 , .--.-.-- 90 L ,J ........ 65,83 J , ' ......... 70 L , ' .,.,,,, , , , ....... 64,79 L , ' ,,,,,, , , - - - - - - - - - 56 L , . . . . . . . . 69 , ..---- 84 L ,' ' ...... . , , 3 ....... , ..,,, X , , ........ 71 - , ,,,,,,, 71 EJ ---.--.- 71 L , ........ 80 ' , ----.-- 79 L , .Q. ...... 5 ,91 , ' .--. , , , L , ....... 65,87 ' , ----.-- 91 L , ' ....... 65,86 3 ------ 64,78 L , ' ..,.,... 53,89 5 '------ 86 Lee, Franceen ........ 82 , .... 5 ,41,91 L , ,....,.., 79 , .----- 69 L , . 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