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

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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.

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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.

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, . 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