Farrington High School - Ke Kiaaina Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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GCBTJUQTQZQ Hiking has been a popular sport since the be- ginning of time. Man has climbed mountains for adventure and for the thrill of exploring unknown heights. Today, men and women alike who love the out- doors don their climbing gearg which consists of pick, rope, spike shoes and sun glasses, and ex- plore mother nature or try to climb to the top of a mountain. The sport is reallya challenge for it presents numerous dangers that are encountered, and only the physically fit can fully enjoy mountain climb- ing because it is a strenuous sport. The snowy peak of the Himalayas is yet to be conquered by the hundreds of men who try each year to scale it.

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Merle Motoda Assistant Activities Editor Lily Moromisato issistant Feature Editor ' i s , Lawrence Koseki Co- Editor 'N 'Concordia Bardago Assistant Typist iii in iininin . L Lorraine Ginden Assistant Sports Editor Annie Wai Grace Hlramatsu Assistant News Editor Exchange Editvr 0 ve ft no 'z Sv, I Working earnestly in producing another issue of The Gover- nor are Violet, Aileen, Anita and Lily. The Governor, our weekly paper, kept the students well informed of the activi- ties and news of both the school and the community. The editors and their assistants worked hard and long gathering news items to pro- duce an interesting and readable paper. The reporters held interviews with va- rious students, teachers and visitors. With the help of the varityping classes , the photography class and the printshop, the Governor was able to enjoy a success- ful year.