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

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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.

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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

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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