Castle High School - Kaulana Yearbook (Kaneohe, HI)

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fs. 1 P 1' , - fx- 9 . v PRINCESS WANETTA Noise, laughter, and gaiety marked the beginning of our fourth-annual Homecoming festivities, as 'the parade started through Kaneohe town to Castle's field. The parade was made up of skillfully-decorat- ed cars, our lovely Homecoming Court, and our at- tractive majorettes, who marched with the band. Our Homecoming game was a rough and tough one in which our ,football team played very well against Waipahu. Though we lost this Year's Home- coming game, our team still showed their fine spirit and good sportsmanship. The pep-squad, with the co- operation of the school students, keep our cheering section as loud as ever, and the band members kept playing until the music filled the air. The high-light of the evening was the crowning of our Homecoming Queen, lovely Carol Boschcrt with her attractive attendants. On the following evening our Homecoming Dance, Football Rendevousf' was held at our cafetorium. It will long he cherished and remembered by all who attended. .pf PRINCESS MARGARET DD IRYDDQQ I' rxrvwnrw Wg ,f 'IV' gj i 'f A 2 -at 109

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