Campbell High School - Saber Yearbook (Ewa Beach, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1964 volume:

,rv-T' , . ' , H'iivf ..-' hf . ,1 T. 7': ..?.:A: ; I,;,.i .$ E vuf ; 2;; $53!; 23$. ManxJzibang 33$ ' '1-'::i,'.:m 'ai;.2..3jgc3gZwao-t, ,--.- .;-. M Crazy THE SABER 1964 James Campbell High and Intermediate School Ewa Beach, Hawail CONTENTS Opening Administration, F acult Campus Student Government Classes Organizations Sports Activities Candids Acknowledgements G80r36?? 93 like those found on the Campbell Estate. Hawaiian Tiki, gm; WW, mu? me; We my . MEMORIAM JAMES CAMPBELL The Saber Staff dedicates this, Campbell High's first yearbook in memory of James Campbell. t It is not very often that the students ofa new school are privileged to have such an incentive as th e life ofLMr. Campbell to lead them forth to bring honor, fame, and glory to their school. We are indeed proud and honored that our school bears the name of this great man. E PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE This yearbook, The Saber, represents another precedent establishing a first for James Campbell High 85 Intermediate School. This yearbook is the first to be produced by the stu- dents of the school. It represents the cumulative efforts and planning of the ha rd working students and their hard wo rk ing advisor, Miss Loretta Lee. They are to be congratulated and comm ende d for a job well done. They undertook a tremendous task, and lam sure, that the educational experiences gained have been worth every frustration and setback en- countered. Such undertakings a re most important in the total school program for this very reason. It is the objective ofany schoolprogram to extend to the students the kinds ofexpe- riences that will, in the end, enable the students to grow and better themselves-intellectu- ally and socially. It is my sincere hope that this yearbook, The Saber, will serve as a symbol, bring fond memories of days gone by and ensure the loyalty for your Alma Mater, James Campbell High 8c Int. School. Sincerely yours Wigwam JoseEh S. lehllTIO to Principal ADMIN I STRATI ON Suspension and smiles, disciplinarian, clerk giver of advice, and Campbell's catch-all . . . Vice-Principal: Mr. Samuel Kakazu. A guiding light through trouble. . . Counselors: Mrs. Florence Young and Mr. Burton Okino. Scholarship and wisdom we gain through book . . . Librarian: Mrs. Elaine Okimoto. Coordinating the clearing house, the A I I I core of Campbell. ' . Secretary 8:. Of- Easing misery and suffering through comfort. . . Nurse: Mrs. fice Clerk: Mrs. Grace Misaki and Mrs. Harriet Palmer. Sylvia Malilay. FACULTY The primary concern of Amer- ican education today is. . . to culti- vate in the largest number of our future citizens an appreciation both of the responsibilities and the ben- efits which come to them because they are American and free. Mr. Noboru Abe: W. Hist., Civics; Univ. of Hawaii. BA. iMr. Richard Allyn: Metal Shop; Central Wash- lington State, BA, ED. Mrs. Caridad Alviar: Shorthand, Typing; Univ. ;of Hawaii, B Ed, 5th Yr. waxy Whoso neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. Mrs. Jacalyn Arakawa: English; I v ofI-Ia- waii, B Ed, 5th Yr. Miss Kiyoko Asada: B Ed, 5th Yr. i Mr. Louis Baldovi: Social Studies; Univ. of Ha- R Fd Math; Univ. of Hawaii, i waii. An educated man stands, as it were, in the midst of a bound- less arsenal and magazine, filled with all the weapons and engines which man's skill has been able to devise from the earliest time. Miss Marilyn Burke: Health 85 P.E. ; Brigham Young Univ., BS. Mr. Jules Cambra: Eng, Soc. Studies; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd. Mrs. Avies Corpuz: Science, Phy. Science; Attumwa Heights, BS, Ed. A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single good poem accom- plishes more than he who fills our memory with rows on rows of nat- ural objects, classified with name and form. Mr. Hideyasu Fukuharaz; SocialBSt.; Univ. ; .of Hawaii, LASC, BA, B Ed. i Miss Lois Higashi: Chemistry, Physical science; Univ. of Hawaii, B Ed. . 5th-Yr. Diploma. Mrs. Nora Honda: Eng. , Speech, Dramatics; Kansas State, MA. Mr. Donald Kanagawa Algebra Univ. of Hawaii B Ed Mrs. Jeanne Kurita Math Univ. of Hawaii Prof. Certificate Mr. Alfredo Lagaso Chorus, Gen. Music Univ. of Hawaii B Ed, 5th Yr. Miss Loretta Lee Yearbook, Newswriting, English Univ. of Hawaii B Ed, 5th Yr. nl Tis education forms the com- mon mind; just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. Miss Ora Mae Lee French, Eng. Univ. of Hawaii B Ed Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writ- ing an exact man. Mrs. Lillian Lowe Homemaking, Science, Math Oregon State BS The very spring, a root of honesty and virtue lie in the felic- ity of lighting on good education. Mr. Richard Miyazaki Indus. Arts Brigham Young BA No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher. Mr. George Nakamoto Plane Geometry, Math Univ. of Hawaii BA Mr. Myles Nakatsu: Eng., Soc. St., Track Coach; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd, 5th Yr. Mrs. Janet Ogawa: Bookkeeping, Bus. Math, Math, Typing; Univ. of Hawaii, B Ed. Mrs. Irene Okada: Math; Univ. of Hawaii, E3 Ed. Mr. Burton Okino: Boys' Counselor; Univ. of Hawaii, BS. Mr. Francis Oshiro: H. 85 P.E.; Univ. of Ha- waii, BEd, BS, Prof. Cert. Miss Judith Oshiro: English; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd. Mr. Gordon Ozawa: Phy. Science, Areospace; Univ. of Hawaii, B8 In Ag. Mr. Alvin Pattersbn: Soc. St., Eng.; Univ. of Hawaii, BS. Mr. Ralph Pruski: Eng., Spanish; New York Univ Univ of Hawaii, BA, Mrs. Naomi Shigemoto: Develop. Reading; Univ. of Hawaii: B Ed. Mr. Michio Shishido: H. 8!. P.E.; Univ. of Ha- waii, BEd, BS. Mrs. Sharlene Shishido: Homemkg., Physical Science; Univ. of Hawaii, BEd. Miss Jean Soken Miss Helen Sunakoda Mrs. Joyce Takara Mr. Yasuo Takara Eng., Am. Hist.; Eng., Soc. St.; Phys. Ed., Health; Biology; Kansas Univ. of Hawaii Univ. of Hawaii Kansas State Teach State Teachers B Ed. B Ed. ers College, BS. College, MS Ed. Mr. David Thorne Miss Namie Yokoyama Mrs. Florence Young Art; Univ. of Wis- Social Studies; Girls' Counselor; cousin, BS. Univ. of Hawaii, Oregon State Col- BA. lege, Colorado Sta te College, BS BA. . CENES mzmemmm: Nourishment is our business. . . Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. Molly Inouye; and staff members, Mrs. Mary Silva, Mrs. Ro- berta Takara, Mrs. Satoko Sadamaru, Mrs. Mitsue Amero, Mrs. Ruth Kang, and Mrs. Hazel Ishii. By keeping the school beautiful, we fulfill our jobs. . . Custodians: Mr. Manuel Ferreira, Mr. Francis Kai, Mr. Joel Kai, Mr. Eugene Rodrigues, and Mrs. Rose Apio. Student Body Officers Vice President- Doug Smiley, President- Mark Watkins, Treasurer- Reginald Ouicho Secretary- Peggy Ann Fujita Committee Chairmen Top row: Reginald Quiche, Doug Smiley, Wayne Itamoto. Row two: Bev Brown, Jocelyn Kojima, Leslie Wach- ter, Lynette Fujita. Row three: Marrianne Egeland, Harriet Kagawa, Judy Ginoya. Student Council Every school needs strong and capable leadership to guide and direct the Student Government's activities. Our officers have continually set good examples for us to fol- low. Besides the officers, the Council is composed of the homeroom representatives and ten committee chairmen. The students coordinate the functions of the government by maintaining standing committees. These committees are responsible for scholastic, so- cial, and athletic activities. Our faithful advisor has guided us invaluably throughout the entire year. JUNIORSW mama 69 Secretary W Jul'a s 1 X69 1 ee ey Flower Carnation Colors Green and White We are the Juniors; Mighty, mighty Juniors. . . So goesahe war-cry of the Class of '65. As the senior Class of this new high school, we have been responsible for taking the first steps in many areas. In 1965 we will have the honor of being the first graduating class of James Campbell High School. In our sophomore year we set the tradition of the Sophomore's Valentine's Dance, which is being followed by succeeding classes. This year, too, finds our energetic class strik- ing out in new activities. In April we held Campbell High's first Junior Prom. Other highlights Gf the year include Class Day and the Class Picnic. First row, Qeft to righo: David Sakai, Cynthla Calotis, Edwin Kamakama. Second row: Lynette Fujita, Liberty Helenihi, Lucile Nakamura, Florence Abe, Julia Seeley Third row: Dave Rogers, Mike Marsh, Earl Onitsuka, Louis Victorino. Florence Abe Diana Ackley Charlene Ahia Michael Ah Sam Myrna Allen Bartolome Amorin Elizabeth Anastasio Teresa Apostadiro Alan Araki Dora Arhelger 1 Leslie Arhelger 1 Lynda Jean Arthur Noni Anne Atchison Rodney Baang Elizabeth Babila Lawrence Bardenas Jerome Biscaino ; Richard Bisol Danny Black Bruce Blakeman Debbie Blakeney Paul Bodenhofer Lynda Joyce Bolen Randal Bolton Chris Borris Terry Lee Brooks Beverly Jean Brown Leatrice Bucao Karen Burgess Danny Burton Editha Burton Sharon Rosalie Byers Lillian Cacho Cynthia Calotis Shirley Anne Carriveau Jim Casey Julita Castillo Susan Chabrow Valerie Chlarson John Collier Karen Creagh William Curtis Louis Cuyno Larry Dean Jim DeBusk Erlinda Dela Cruz Francine Doroha Elaine Eberhardt Marianne Egeland Unai Elisala William Engas Benjamin Estencion Barbara Faircloth Barbara Fautt Albert Fernandez Robert Fitzpatrick Allan Folkins John Fornes Ralph Forrest Lynette Fujita Peggy Ann Fujita Ann Marie Fulcher Milton Galase Barbara Gambol Roland Gambol Diane Garcia Don Lloyd Gayetsky Anthony Gionson Judy Ginoza Ellis Lee Griffin Bob Grogitsky Roy Hall, Jr. Judith Gail Halloran ' Janet Lynn Hampton 18 Edw in Kamikawa Wallace Kaneshiro Nelson Kang Jeanne Kawakami Alice Kepano Vernon Kilborn Ronald Kim Douglas Kingsley Jocelyn Kojima Kathleen Krasky Colleen Kushima Michael Harmon Bernadette Heitne Liberty Helenihi Leonard Henell Sharyn Hervey Irene Hiwa Patricia Holland Miles Horiuchi Lusia Iereneo Wayne Itamoto Leona Kaalouahi Harriet Kagawa James Kainoa A Kaleiwahea Berry Kaleiwahea Mitchell Kalilimoku Clement Kamelamela Theodora Kushima Gary Wayne Lanham Don Lasiter Robert Lastimato Connie Lay Charles Leahey, Jr. Michael Leahey Sherrie Lee Joan Linendoll JoAnn Littleton Carl Lewis Looney Albert Maaele George Madden Daniel Maglangit John Manloloyox L 1. u! Reynold Marcello Franklin Maria Ronald Maria Michael Marsh Peggy Marshall Norman Mederi8s Romeo Mendoza Carole Jean Miles Benny Millare Carmen Miyahara Robert Monson Carolyn Montira Bonnie Lynn Moore Evelyn Mori Gregory Motch Charlene Murata Lucile Nakamura Dorothy Naricso Benjamin Mercado David Allen Nelson Edlynn Neves Earl Onitsuka Linda Olingy John Grnellas William Ornellas Joaquin Padayao Mary Oxley Roger Pagan Elroy Panoke Joseph Panoncial Tharcella Panoncial Morris Pantastico Kathleen Pantohan Bruce Plenert Esperanza Querubin Alletha Quintal Reginald Quiocho Benjamin Ramos Darlene Randall Joe Rawlins Betty Relacion Lawrence Respecio Carol Rodrigues David Rogers Sandra Rogers Lissa Rollins Laura Lee Rucker David Sakai Lynette Sakai Rogelio Sambrano Ray Scott Juha Seeley Bernard Shepard Dan Shindelbower Trudy Shue James Shroads William Silva Fredrico Simpliciano Lee Sinclair Richard Smith Dennis Smoke Frances Souza Sherron Strutton Sandra Sugai Edward Sunahara Hans Svane Erlinda Tacadena Ronald Takamoto Craig Taloma Jeanette Tetsutani Theodore Tom Linda Tome Cathy Vaa Josephine Vegas Louis Victorino Leslie Diane Wachter Patricia Ward Mark Watkins Linda Wehmeyer Patricia Wiggs Barbara Wilson Douglas Wilson Arthur Wong Jose Yacapin Gail Yamasaki Clifford Yara Floro Yoro Nathan Yoshimura Patricia Young Gregory Zirzow President-Lester Enomoto; Vice President-Alfred Malaluan; Secretary-Beverly Pantohan; Advisor-Mrs. Nora Honda; Treasurer-Sharon Foulks; Advisor-Mrs. Nora Honda. 3 r W W! 11.7!- ELL + W Wm, WgQPquig; W; $3M M 31 WW WVWWWWWKWJWW 54. M ALWAYS FORWARDNEVER IN A FIX, HAIL THE CLASS OF 66 IS THE MOTTO h, KW? OF OUR SOPHOMORE CLASS. The laughter and hard work we shared will echo through I I I M the years. We'll always carry with us memories of this wonderful year. W. Some of fh'e' highlights of our Sophomore Year are the Valentine's Dance, where F6 +1 W Sophomoizflasijggf.u A KW MM W MWM WW;WMMWMAJWMW 7AA!- ,W,W,W2WM MWWM 1m, First row, deft to righoz Suzy Benton, Corrine Jo, Bernie Nacimento. Second row: Beverly Pantohan, Jos- ephine Villanueva, Sharon Foulks. Third row: Lester Enomoto, Alfred Malaluan, Roland Marcello, Dan Stanley, Greg Lamb. 23 Gary Abe- Thomas Abe Mona Abregano Henry Ah Hee Henry Amorin Lois Ancheta G. Anguay. Jr. James Anspach Gregory Apana Geri A. Apostadiro Daniel Arakaki Adele Baang Sandra Baillargeon Terry Bell Suzy Benton Dallas Blevins Jessie Blue Peter Borris Darlene Brooks Rebecca Brooks Robert Butterly Christine Calivo Richard Capp Thomas Cantrell Richard Chadwicl George Clarke Steven Cobb Margaret Collier Frances Creagh Cynthia Cubillas Ray Cuizon Estrella Dadis Linda De Costa Eveline Dela Cru Marsha De Vera Carol Ann Dixon Dolores Doughert Heather Dunlap Dana Lee Duzan Jean Elder Filipo Elizala Lester Enomoto Meldio Esteron Gordon Evans Robert Fautt Gordon Fernandez James Foster Sharon Foulks Colleen Fukunaga Raymond Furuke Stephanie Galase Barbara Gee Spencer Glipa Adrian Gohier Dale Gonsalves Roger Goodsell Michael Gouveia John Grice Daniel Haddow Andrei Hall Lynn Hamada Frank Hampshire James Hancock 1 Rodney Helenihi i Leslie Henderson E. Herbias Dwight Higashi Damien Ho Linda Gail Hodges Edward Hogan Steve Huska B. Householder Ronald Howard Michael Inouye Maureen Iavarone Irving Ishihara Paul Ishimitsu Thomas Ishimitsu Beverly Jackson Ronald Jackson Glenn Jacobs Corinne Jo Kain Johns L. K. Johnson Terry A. Johnson Jon Iole Ronald 1016 Kathy Jorgenson Winona Kaalouahi James Kellstrom Guy Kamaka Lass Kamaka Lorene Kameola Kenneth Kamikawa Paulette Kekona T. Khacatourian Michael Kim Kenneth Kohler Mark Kohls Gregory Lamb Richard Lang Darwyn Lariosa Kamery Lee Lucy Lee George Lee Kwai Sherry Liedtke Margaret Loomis James Lopes Linda Lanier Mary Lopez Alverna McIntire W. McCormack Michael McMinn Laura McPherson Noxie Madson Robin Magee Linda Maglangit Alfred Malaluan Roland Marcello Sheila Markus Michael Marx Karen Mauricio Charlene Matsuura James Messervy Judith Millaire Judith Millare Rebecca Mitchell J essie Mizunaka Ralph Moniz Charles Montalb ano Dennis Montira Richard Moore Dennis Mori Picmr; Na? Avaaable Cheryl Moskowitz Johnnie Moss Sharon Mulvaney Arlene Mundon Cynthia Murakami Gale Murata Milton Murata Sherry Murdock George Nakamura Bernadette Nascimento Edward Nerona Robert Ney William Nicholos ; Mildred Niemann Cindy Nii Harold Norton Rudulfo Oasay Stella Orita Leslie Ann Ornellas Patricia Ornellas Kenneth Ono Robert Osmen Bronwyn Ouano John Pagdilao Ronald Pang Beverly Pantohan Earl Parez Cheryl Parmley Joseph Paskoski Benjamin Peralta Robert Perry Darlene Oshiro 27 Bill Patronis Eliazbeth Peters Ralph Plenert Robert Potter James Pratt John Pierce Willam Price Richard Quitoriano Lester Rabacal Beryle Randall Gary Rawlins Sharon Reichel Ruby Respicio Howard Ritchie Velma Roldan Charles Sakai Geraldine Samante Jack Shanklin Pamela Sheldon Dana Shibuya Susan Shinogi Janice Silva Eg X George Sato Paul Simdars Douglas Smiley Adrian Smith IoAnn Sninchak Danielle Snodgrass Horacio Silva Luticious Stanley Frances Stovall William Sullivan Stanley Sumalpong Henry Salondaka Janice Swearing Glen Tanaka Pauline Tanaka Paulette Tanaka Rosemary Tacadena Judy Takiguchi Lynn Takemoto Gene Tenold Patrick Thiele Penelope Toothman Sylvia Toro Russell Uyeno Michael Victorine Stephanie Vierria Toaiva Viliamu Josephine Villanueva Thomas Vincent Janice Walden Lorraine Watanabe Betty Welch Dave Weber Robert wheeler Sherry William Sharon Wilson Robyn Wyrick Rodney Yara Alan Ynigues Michael Yoshioka Nancy Ziegler William Zilinski Secretary Vice President , Tr x Christine Sueda Charlene Apostideno 5:;1111'er $1666 x1 Sb A dVISo 1. ?ge oihe Utt Mrs 539w w ' AIVjar The Freshman Class of '64 was by all means a busy and successful one. Its many activities included the highly praised White Christmas Dance, which was held Decem- ber 20, 1963. In March was held a Class Week, which consisted of Class Color Day, Clash Color Day, a canteen, and many other activities. F RE SHMEN First row Oeft to righQ: Christine Sueda, Charlene Apostiderio, Maureen Nakamura. Alviar, Rebecca Kang, Peggy Ronera, Laura Moffett, Carol Shutt. Third row: Mike Diebler, Larry Van Atta, MiKe Clune, Mike Reeve. Second row: Mrs. Raymond Abregano Leslie Abrigana Mary Lou Acojido Arm Akamatsu Marsha Ayala David Anguay George Anguay Crystal Apana Carroll Apio Charlene Apostadiro Andrew Apuna Sandy Argon Albert Armitage Kenneth Arnold Richa rd Ashford Terry Ashley Lucy Awtrey Rodney Baillargeon Verta Ellen Baskins Lucille Behic Charles Bell Lizabeth Bemis Chuck Bentley Ronald Berlinguet Dyanne Berkey Linda Berry Alan 8156 Ernie Bisol Patrica Black Vicki Bolen Georgieana Borje Colleen Brooke David Brown Stephan Brown Marilynn Burdick David Bures Henry Burton Janice Burton Gerry Bushover Andy Byers Susan Byram Marlene Cada P. Calimpong Eileen Calivo Kenneth Calot' Debra Camero Joseph Campbe K. Campbell Carole Capp R. Carreira Patsy Casey Ernie Cassells Anita Castillo Steven Castillo Georgiana Castro Penn Chabrow Jay Chastain Linda Clarke Mike Clune Erlinda Caloma Micaldo Comilang Cheryl Cottle Doreen Crowder James Cubillas Francesca Cueva Gwendolyn Cuizon. Jeff Dale Michael Diebler B. Dela Cruz Franklin Dela Cruz Charles Delmadico Rudy de Rochmont David Drake George Dugosh Sam Duncan Gladys Dunn Robert Duzan Robert Eberhardt Sidney Elliott Rosalyn Eppley 32 Obert Erb obert Farias ohn Filip teven Foulks ber Fox . Fukumoto ' 1aude Fujita nne Funayama rank Garcia reg Gealon adeline Gee ichael Gionson Leslie Gohier Pamela Gooden Paula Haddow Michael Halloran John Hamilton James Hampton Jerry Hardee Harvey Fisher Elaine Harris Ronald Hart Jennifer Hashimoto Winifred Hata Deborah Hayes Penny Helenihi Lavina Helzel Cynthia Kennedy Jan Henrickson Marleen Hernandez Floy Hishinuma , Susan Hiwa L Betsy Householder Joseph Hoving Nancy Howard Thomas Humpkey Thelma Iseri James Itamoto Bryan Iwata Pamela James 33 Wendy Ierger Alan Iiminez C. Jiminez Wayne Jones 8. Kalilimoku L. Kamelamela Sandra Kaneshiro Rebecca Kang Rae Kawawaki Aubrey Kestemon Clayton Kiriu Susan Kirt Betty Kline Audrey Kojima Warren Kono Pat Kraski Phyllis Kuntz Mary Lang Darlyn Lariosa Wayne Lariosa Locklyn Lauher Carolyn Lewinski Jeanette Lewis Franklin Lucena Isabell Lukzon Maalona Maalona Susan Maeda Puletasi Mageo Frances Maloney Rita Malvas C. Manloloyo Marvin Marquin Bill Maslanka Francis McGough Robert Melton Penny Mendiola Frank Mendoza Patrick Mesiona Ken Miles Judy Miranda Laura Moffett Chris Monson Anthony Perez Margaret Momoli Barry Morrison John Murata Ronald Nagamine Maureen Nakamura Adriano Namaeot Norman Nauka Clay Nelson Rory Nelson Scott Nelson Eddie Niederber Mike Nii Maile Nishimura Sandy Norton Nelson Oasay : Kathy Olson V Linda Olson Nancy O'Neill Iris Ono Allan Omellas Frank Ouano John Padayao Richard Palipti Joanna Panerio Lorna Pang Winchester Panoke June Panoncial Victor Pantohan Robert Parker Angelina Pasion Sue Paskoski Lawrence Perria George Peterson Bonnie Potter Herbert Pruse Claire Querbin Nancy Quinn Brenda Reddell Donna Reed Mike Reeve Dennis Richardson Domingo Rio Frank Rodriguez Mary Rodrigues Vicki Rodgers Paul Rofo ski Peggy Romero Daniel Ruckman L. Salondaka Gerald Sams Wayne Sanchez Mary Sanford Douglas Sato Sandra Sawa Carol Schutt Betty Schutz Brenda Scott Gary Sedeno Darryl Sevilla Donna Shepard Karen Shibuya Ingrid Shiroma Edwin Shroads Barbara Shue Valerie Sojot Robert Smiley Paul Smlth Deborah Som Clonard Stapleton Randy Stokes Christine Sueda Joyce Suga Susan Swanson Junior Taeu Ethel Taniguchi Douglas Tandal Michael Taylor Lynn Tazawa Alana Thomas Danny Thomas Joseph Toro Gary Tsurumaki Gordo Yamasaki Ka ren Yoshioka Judy Ynigues Carolyn Yacapin Susan Wooley Charlene Wong Rosalie Williams Robert White Richard White James Vivoli June Vincent Vernietta Villitroiel Ruby Villanuena Ron Viets Carol Vegas Clyde Vegas Geraldine Vegas Monica Uyeda Jane Valdez Larry Van Atta Arvis Vaughn 8th GRADE The first social given by the eighth grade was the Harvest Hop on December 4th. Games, contests, dancing, and re- freshments were enjoyed by the eighth grad- ers and their guests, the seventh graders. Spotlighting the year was their Class Day, January 31. A special lunch, decora- tion, an assembly, a talent contest, and a homeroom contest were some of the activ- ities of the day. President T. A. Moss Vice President Secretary Mike Sullivan Jeanne Dodson Treasurer Advisor Mary Sninchak Miss Helen Sunakoda 7th GRADE President Steven Bond Vice President Smiling eighth graders pose for the camera. They are members G Nagarnine 0f the Eighth Grade Council. Secretary Treasurer Advisor David Alporque Rex McDaniel Mr. Myles Nakatsu This year's seventh graders shared many activities. They worked on all Junior Council functions, and invited the eighth graders to a class party. They, too, had a Class Day. One important activity was the orientation they plan- ned for the incoming seventh graders, sixth-graders from feeder schools. Nine members of the Seventh Grade Council are pictured above. 38 Robert Casale Kathy Cobb Paula Cohan Richard Colleps Danny Collier Susan Concepcion Sherry Corbett Jacque Cover Nonnan Cueva Harold Dela Cruz Victor Danko Linda Derringer Sonja Deskins Jeanne Dodson Mike Doughty Charles Duboyce Aleta Egeland Linda Estes Robert Evans Bernadette Akaka Nicky Amato Mona Ashby Carol Bailey Rhoda Baskins Carol Bauer Melroy Behasa Linda Bentler Pamela Blakeney Barbara Bodenhofer Colleen Bradbury Linda Burkett Terry Burns Suzy Burton Kathy Bush Priscilla Cacho Gloria Campogan Ronald Cantrell Penny Capps Robert Carney Thomas Gohier Noella Hall Beverly Harris Douglas Hector Patricia Heitner Bruce Helenihi Michele Henderson Patrick Hennessey Christopher Henrickson Robert Horne Marilyn Humkey Ken Hutton Gwen Ilaban Karen Isakson Douglas Iwamoto John James Thomas Johnson Constance Jorgenson George Kahokulu Edward Kaimi Robert Kaiwi Marleen Kalahiki Kelly Kallstorm Puanani Kanamu Patricia Khachatourian Verna Kilbom Diana King Sheryl Kramer Margaret Krasky Wayne Faircloth Thorkil Fog Dale Folkins Cynthia Forrest William Fox Dixie Frahm Chris Gardner Sheryl Godfrey Joan Kushima Lars Larson Kathy Lavin Douglas Le Grande Pamela Locker Retta Lockhart Ronald Maeda Sandra Magee Cheryl Mahaffey Robert Mallaluan Kalman Markus Steven Marsh Jollen Martin Alan Matsushima Linda Matheson Kathy Mederios Barbara Messervy Michael Mihalovish Charles Misunaka Clarice Montabano Norman Montira Edgar Moore Feliciano Moranion Jackie Morson Tommie Moss Donna Mulvaney David Murakami Steven Murdock John Nailie Larry Nicholson Anna Niemann Derrick Nii Angeline Oasay Benedict Oasay Larry Osterly James Oxley Virginia Parish David Parmley Lance Pavo Richard Pearson Jennifer Patrick Richard Phillips Pamela Porter 41 Gail Potter Richard Price Elisa Pundyke Robert Radlein Cheryl Ranz au Gloria Reaurin R. Shindelbower Clifford Shue Geovanna Silva Russell Simms Gerald Smith Jaqueline Smoke Mary Sninchak Charles Snyder Leialoha Scares Gregory Souza Karen Spencer William Stanley Isaac Tanaka James Taylor Iancie Taylor Kristine Tenold William Tom Linda Valdez 42 Clinton Ritchie Ronald Rviera Keith Robertson James Rucker Suzanne Ruckrn an Rebecca Russell George Sadowski William Sanchez Keith Steadman Larry Stewart Christine Sogai Nancy Sulenta John Sullivan Michael Sullivan Fred Swearingen Paul Tamanaha 7t Kim Van Atta Richard Vanderford Angeline Vea Fredrick Vea Daniel Verinsky James Vickers Lynette Wachter Steven Wagner Ann Watanabe David Watkins Barry Wanner Robert Weymyer Roni Wyrick Annette Yonamine Gail Yoshimura James Ziegler Pam Akiona Barry Albright Loyll Alderman David Alporque Iris Andrews Diane Annis Coleen Anzai Debbie Auyong Alberto Andrada Rosalie Austria Vicki Bale William Ball Kathy Barlow Billy Barnes Lyle Barone Sheila Beasley Leon Beck Carl Belin Sandra Bell Linda Bestick 44 Kristen Diamond Vicky Dixon Paula Boisclair Debbie Bolling Johnny Bolosan Bebbie Bowers Jack Brady Marvin Buenconsonjo Pamela Burdick Michael Bures Cheryl Calotis Sherry Carney Michael Cartwright Clyde Castill Marvin Concepcion Callen Cordeino Pamela Creed David Cueva Charles Davis Allen Dean John Bryan Benedicto Cacho Dennis Carreira Rodney Carriveau Marty Cohan Anne Colleps Robert Costa Lucy Craig Robert Dale Helen Danko Eifert Dela Cruz Dennis de Rochemont Barbara Dodd Jean Dodson Rose Marie Drake James Jackson Paul J acobs Byron Kamelamela Rita Kila Philip Kirby Marsha Epply Suzanne Estes Larry Evans George Fitchko Margaret Fox Anthony Garcia Susan Gentry James Gill Virginia Godfrey Antoinette Gytowski Bryan Hamada Russell Hall Harold Hanson J osphine Harrison Josphine Harrison Kevin Healy Leona Hernandez Robbie Hewell Sandra Holmes Christine Hubbard Lita Iernio Ken Ikehara Paul Ing Steven Isun Milton Itamoto Milton Iwamoto J anis Jarvis Trudy Jones Maynette Kamaka Michael Kemp Steven Kemp Anthony Kepaa Dennis Kirkman Lamuel Kualapai Nancy Kuntz Carmen La Glory Kevin Lanharn Robert Lee Solomon Lee Stephanie Ann Lee William Le Grand Donald Lynch Linda Lyons Rebecca Madden Carol Malvin James McCormack Judy MCCourtney Rex McDaniel Patricia Melton Mary Ann Moniz Nathan Moody Glenn Nagamine Nyle Neeves Richard Padayao Alfred Palmeira Ora Mae Panoke Carol Parker Steven Paskoski Phyllis Perabo Claudia Perreira Sandra Perry Paula Patrick D. Pickinpaugh Linda Eruse Doris Puckett J. Randall Reuben Ramiscal Robert Ramos Andy Reaurin Reggy Reeve Roland Respicio Dorothy Ricketson Bonnie Riddell Sheryl Robertson Rene Robinson 46 Roy Rohnbacher Kurt Rohrkemper David Rosa Karen Sabin Stanley Sadowski Teddy Sambrano Pat Sanders Ronald Saxon Kim Scott Betty Schutz Rene Sevilla Sharon Shaw C. Silverstein Marty Smiley Donald Smith Stephen Sorrow Deborah Sowell Karen Stoyer Blake Sueda Randy Sugai John Sullivan Linda Sullivan Frank Suster Eric Svane Adrian Tadly Lynn Tamura S. Taniguchi David Tavares Fern Tom Lillian Todd Cynthia Tustin Francisco Valden Dale Van Atta Anthony Vegas Diane Vegas Dennis Victorino Gail Vierra James Weeks Rosemary Westerdahl Janice White 47 Both seventh and eighth grad- ers were involved in a re-schedul- ing when Campbell's faculty Tommy Ware changed. Many corrections had Janet Wiggs to be made in the classes' section. The SABER did its best in re-or- ganizing its pages accordingly. James White Dell Mae Yanaguchi W E WERE ggkuwmilwb Due to class changes, dead- lines that had to be met, picture-mixups, some of you were unidentifiable. 50 Grade 11 Thomas Abregano Christopher Anguay Alverna Apio Kathleen Bing Judith Bogac Sheila Ciano Sharon Coffelt Adelaide Conrad Diana Costello Jim Cumbie Louis Domingo Terry Ebato Raymond Gauthier Linda Hargraves Robert Higa Tony Jenkins Duncan MacKay Ronald Marcos Glenn Narusawa Marilyn Nolan Frances Pantastico Lolita Pascua Geraldine Pauline Frank Price Franklin Pruse Janice Pugh Charles O'Connell James Sizernore Richard Takaka Grade 10 Bernard Abaya Andrea Alt Cecelia Barfield Gerald Barnum James Bogac Linda Burn NO PHOTOS AVAILABLE Grade 10 continued Linda Burns Janice Chaplin Thomas Clune Zela Coffelt Kenneth Crawford Leonard Domingo Joyce Dyment Madeline Ernesto David Gearin Roger Gentil Leinaala Goldstein Lorene Kameoka Richard Maerz Patrick Maniosa Michael Mocskowskj Claudette Moitoret Kenneth Olanolan Gary Porter Dennis Pugh Timothy Pugh Michael Quinlan Charles Railey Sandra Schroder George Smith Shirley Spurgon Cheri Strepka James Strube George Takana Deevan Tom Carolyn Welch Jim Worley Edward Wright Grade 9 Ronald Ah Sam Shirley Abaya Denise Baker Grade 9 continued Leilani Barnelcl Michael Bing Mary Blunt Robert Bohnerm David Brock Collen Carpenter Mary Lynn Chung Donald Ciano Duane Coffelt Antone Corfriro William Ditts Joseph Francese Frederick Freeman Robert Hammer Marie Husel Larry Jenkins Dennis Kekona Katherine Kersey James Lavin James Lopes Timmy Marcos Gary Massengill Helene Marques Frank Millan Mitchell Oxendine Sam Pilgram Mildred Pruse Paul Rafalski Alan Reinking Shelby Rowe Valerie Sajot Marian Santiago Lorraine Seeley Arnold Smith Coleen Strepka Ron Viets Christopher Welch Bruse Wilcox Edward Younglove Grade 8 Paul Allsion John Chung Ellen Cumbie Lee Dixon Renee Dudoit Thomas Horne Sharon Kahananui Thomas McChesney Donald McGoughy Glenn MacDonald Jong MacLar Leo Maalona Diana Miller Rocky Moitoret Gary Nelson Kathryn Norodrorsky John Orndorff Anita Parker Robert Pries Brian Rowe Lloyd Salim Sharon Samante Robert Sisko Carol Strube Elmer Tadly Dennis Victorino Steve Wagner Grade '7 Lorna Battles Wesley Barre Don Bay Rodrick Bayer Randal Bolton Jack Bryant Terry Burda Michael Burgem Kevin Campbell Mark Campbell Rodney Carvalho Susan Chapman Elaine Chung Kevan Ciriacks Patricia Clark Norman Constantion Grace Cumbie Melvin Duncan Graig Eason Steven Eastemay Mark Eastman Annette Fay Michele Felician Stephanie Fernandez Carolyn Funk Larry Funk Deborah Gaynor Gail Grant Philip Hall Brian Hamada Gary Hargrave Belinda Harting Cynthia Harvell Charelene Haupu Michael Henderson Robin Henrickson John Hervey Charles Hinson Patricia Hodson Ronald Hogan John Holmes Carmella Hoving Richard Hunter Stephan Kendall Robert Kyllomen Robert Latendresse Gary Leitzel Laura Lo Kathy McBee Karen McConaghy Norman Maddy Darwin Matsushima Robert Mayer Doreen Mayoga Mark Meader Deborah Maerz Patricia Migan Joseph Miles Judy Moebius Sarah Montero Michael Moore Marica Morioka Robert Moskowski Gayle Moultin Myrtle Nakamura Wanda Newman Dennis Nolan Robert Nosaka Elaine Oassay Kathleen O'Brian Jan Olingy Monica Olson Wayne Revis Karne Roseneranas Sandra Samson Michael Sinclaire Elizabeth Sweet Fern Tom Joann Toto Carolyn Viets Paula Welch Mark Victorino ORGAHIZLTIONS 51 PUBLI l Ed itor The Saber Staff began as an inexperienced group of students with a difficult task before them. They faced the enormous challenge of creating Campbell's first yearbook. Forced to work within a tight budget, the students tackled the job enthusiastically. Students strived to produce a memorable and meaningful year- book for Campbell. Jeanette Tetsutani First row: Corrine Jo. Arlene Mundon, Io-Ann Panerio, Leslie Wachter. Kathy Pantohan, Paul- ine Tanaka. Second row: Jim DeBusk, Beryle Randall, Cindy Nii, Kathy Bing, Laura Moffett, Heather Dunlap, Jeanette Tetsutani. Third row: Richard Tanaka, Janice Swearingen, Kathy Vaa, Beverly Brown, Lee Sinclair, Bill Sullivan, Horacio Silva, Michell Oxidine. Top: Ron Campbe Ellis Griffin, Iero 52 , Jim DeBuSk. Miss L. Lee Advisor ATIONS September '63 saw the beginning of the Na Leo O Ke Kai's second year of service to James Campbell High School. Now at the year's end, after many memorable and hectic days of trying to meet dead- lines, the '0 K6 staffers close the doors until next year, when they will again bustle about the campus w nosing for news. Judy Halloran First row: Mark Kohls, Colleen Fukunaga, Lusia Iereneo, Lillian Cacho, Carol Miles. Sus- an Kirt, Elizabeth Anastasio, Dani Snodgrass. Second row: John Revels, Roy Cuzion, Karen Ceagh. Judy Halloran, Connie Lay, Janet Hampton. David Br0wu. Janice Walden, Pat Hol- land, Evelyn Mori. Third row: David Lopez, Leatric Bucao, Jim Anspach. Mr. Richard Allyn ill Sullivan. Bottom: Photography Advisor iscaino, Rod Helinihi, 53 CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry club, a small group of sophomore and junior chemistry stu- dents, was formed to pro- vide further opportunities to explore the world of sci- ence. Members were free to conduct original experi- ments during their own time, to take field trips to various places of scien- tific interest around the Island, and to invite speak- ers from all fields of sci- ence and mathematics. The club was advised by chemistry teacher, Miss Lois Higashi. First row: Miss Lois Higashi, Lucile Nakamura, Marianne Egeland, Florence Abe, Lynda Arthur, Jocelyn Kojima, Gail YaMasaki, Harriet Kagawa. Back row: Lester Enomoto, Alfred Malaluan, Joe Rawlins, Paul Ishirnitsu, Thomas Abe. JUNIOR GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Advisor Miss Marilyn Burke First row: Laura Lo, Marshall Marioka, Angie Oasay, Aleta Egeland, Cynthia Forrest. Second row: Doreen Maygoga, Sandra Perry, Renee Robinson, Ora Mae Panoke, Maynette Kamaka, Susan Conception. Third row: Kelly Kallstom, Sar- ah Monterio, Stephanie Fernandez, Patricia Metton, Rita Kila, Sharon Samante, Gwen Ilanban, Diane King, Puanani Kanamu, Gail Yoshimura. 54 President Vice President Barbara Gambol Secretary The Senior Girls Athletic Asso- ciation is in its second prosperous year at C.H.S. The club met weekdays after-school to promote their interests and ideas towards Tr e asur er Winona Kaalouahi 1f3'etter SP ortsmansh.1p amid P 1.9751911 Aleta Quintal 1tness. The year s acuvmes 1n- cluded various sports such as volley- ball, basketball, and football, even challenging the Women's Fac- ulty in volleyball. Girls in grades 9-12 composed the Sr. G.A.A. SENIOR G.A.A. i Clare Querubin Jessie Mizunaka First row: Rita Malvas, Judy Ynigues, Leslie Gohier. Second IOW: Jessie Mizunaka, Joyce Su- ga, Crystal Apana, Susan Hiwa, Pamela James. Third row: Maile Nishimura, Clare Querubin, Jane Valdez, Carol Apio. 55 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President Vice Pres. Recording Sec. Corresponding Treasurer Advisor Leslie Ornellas Sharan Foulks Beverly Pantohan Corinne Jo Chris Calivo Mrs. Shishido Promoting and maintaining high stand- ards of family living the Future Home- makers of America, led by President Leslie Omellas and advisor Mrs. Sharlene Shishido, actively participated in many social and service activities. Profits from candy sales financed their activities, which included field trips, bowling, luncheons, etc. At Peggy Ann Fugita the State Convention held in Waikiki during Rebecca Kang the Easter Vacation. Leslie represented Campbell and returned with many valuable ideas to improve the C.H.S. chapter. Colleen Brooks Heather Dunlap Peggie Loomis Maureen Nakamura Lynn Takemoto Penny Toothman Two additional members were added to the F.H.A. Club. They are Christine Sueda and Charlene Apostidaro. How much did you say we made on the candy sale? Members discuss money-rnaking project. 56 CHS PEP CLUB President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Sgt. -at-Arms Beverly Pantohan Joann Littleton Leslie Ornellas Ann Akamatsu Leona Kaalouahi ! t The Pep Club began its first year led by President Beverly Pantohan and advisor Mrs. Joyce Takara. Engaging in a vari- ety of activities, the Pep Club arranged for buses to our out- games, gave a party to honor the football boys, and most im- portant of all, provided moral support. To promote school spirit and to cheer at games Were their main functions. Pep Club Members 57 HOW WE DID IT, WELL NEVER KNOW . . . INSIDE SCOOP How the SABER Staff Slaved to Produce the Yearbook: A pictorial Essay EX TENSIVE PLANNIN G Gee, that's a neat dress! DEDICA TION Who's he? PHOTOGRAPHY-LAB WORK A photographer's work is never done; there's always something to do. RESEARCH .. d BUDGET Deficit: thn what happened? $2, 896.08 Profit: $2. 03 Only $2, 894. 05 left to raise. PIC TURE - IDENTIFICA TION You think that's funny-looking ? DIVISION OF LABOR So where are the boys? PICTURE- TAKING WWW 'Photographers f1rst l LAYOUTS So that's what happened to our dumm sheets 1 VARSITY F OOTBALL Coach Jules Cambra and Assistan- Coach Yasuo Takara Front row: Robert Lastimado. Roy Cuizon, Thomas Vincent, Jerome Biscaino, Anthony Gionson, Douglas Kings- ley, Norman Medeiros, Mickey Leahey, Terry Brooks. Middle row; Filipo Elisala, Terry Ebato, John Collier, John Fornes, Milton Galase, Chuck Leahey, Ben Mercado, Joseph Pononcial, James Kainoa, Coach Jules Cambra. Back row: Dan Stanley, Dan Shindelbower, Richard Bisol, Joseph Paskowski. Nelson Kang, Leonard Kennell, Roy Nelson, Elroy Panoke, Louis Victorino, Winchester Panoke, Guillermo Anguay, Adrian Gohier, Benny Millare. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEA l Row 1: Gregory Apana, James Foster, Clay Nelson, Andrei Hall, Robert Eberhardt, Jimm Pratt, Roger Plenert, Michael Moczkowski. Charles Stokes, John Grice, Gordon Yamasaki, Allan Ornellos, Clyde Vegas. Row 2: Lloyd Biscaine. Milton Murata, Ober Fox. Lester Rabacal, Henry Salondaka, Alfred Malaluan, Jack Shankin, Dennis Kekona, John Murata, Spencer Glipa. Yea, SABERSI Mr. Richard Miyazaki Coach IV Sabers, too, needed moral support. Coach Mr. Franc1s Oshiro B A s K E T B A L L Row 1: Morris Pantastico, Benny Millare, Gary Lanham, Bernard Shephard, Ronald J. Maria, Louis Domingo, Charles O'Connell. Row 2: Roland Gambel, Robert Lastimado, Michael Leahey, John Collier, Damiel A. Mag- langit, Glenn Narusawn. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Alfred Malaluan, Robert Eberhardt. James Pratt, Roy Nelson, Roger Plenert, Guillermo Anguay, Winches- ter Panoke, Franklin Lucena. Row 2: Douglas Tandal. Domingo Rio, Richard Lang, Irving Ishihara, John Murata, James Itamoto. Co ach Mr. Noboru Abe Co-Captains Roger Plenert Guilly Anguay Coach-Mr. Michio Shishido Top: Andrei Hall, Robert Eberhardt, Charles Railey. Tony Jenkins, Robert Perry, Wayne Itamoto, Russell Uyeno. John Collier, James Kainoa, Richard Bisol. Dennis Mori. Bottom row: George Nakamura, Larry Perreira, Steve Cobb, James Itamoto, Milton Murata, Clayton Kiriu, Rod Helenihi. John Manoloyo. TRACK Front: Spencer Glipa. Middle row: Mike Halloran, Buddy Kualapae, Frank Rodrigues, Ronald Hart, Filipo Elisala, Roy Cuizon, Ober Fox. Top row: Milton Galase, Henry Salondaka, Robert Higa, Robert Erb, Leonard Hennel, Billy Patrones, Roy Nelson, Mike Marx, Damien Ho, John Piersce. CAPTAIN Spencer Glipa Mr. Miles Nakatsu Coach SWIM TEAM Front row: Mildred Nieman, Noxie Madson. Susie Benton, Johnnie Moss, Sharon Coffet, Lucile Nakamura, John Fornes, Janice Swearingen, Doug Wilson. Back row: Sheila Markus, Chris Boris, Ray Scott, Bil'l Sullivan, Dan Shindelbower, Roy Hall, Pag Wiggs. Captain Ray Scott Coach Mr. George Nakamoto TENNIS Coach: Mr. Alfredo Lagaso Sandy Norton, Captain SONGLEADERS VARSITY Standing: PAT WARD, FRANCIS PANTASTICO, MARY OXLEY. Kneeling: CHRISTINE CALIVO, CORRINE JO. JUNIOR VARSITY JUDY TAKIGUCHI, JUDY MIRANDA, LOCKLYN LAUHER b9 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY SUZI BENTON, SHARAN FOULKS, DOROTHY NARCISO, NORMA PANONCIAL JUNIOR VARSITY PAULETTE KEKONA, MILDRED PRUSE, LYNN TAKEMOTO Campbell visits Radford. Songleaders lead students in preparation for the Kailua game. Campbell's Choir at Christmas led by Mr. Lagaso. This year's assemblies have shown great variety and imagina- tion, as proven by the student body's warm response to the many speakers, skits and musical pro- grams presented. Miss Campbell at get-acquainted assembly in No- vember. Golfing skit by Richard Moore and Frank Price in Speech and Drama classes' February presentation. 73 CHORUS - n: t In the picture above Mr. Lagaso leads Campbell's first choir. The picture below shows Kailua's Choir when they visited Campbell. PIE CONTEST Allan Folkins, Pauline Tanaka, and Cyn- thia Murakami, winners of Campbell's first pie contest, beam proudly as they display a delicious pie made by one of the winners. Held during the week of November 18-22, . the contest boasted of over fifty enthusiastic participants. SANTA'S WORKSHOP A unique Santa's Workshop was held during the week of December 16-20 in the homemaking rooms. The workshop was actually a project of Mrs. Shishido's home- making classes, including such displays as swans made of nylon net, muumuus, and other festive decorations. Students were invited to view the Workshop and found that the project was well-planned and thoroughly enjoyable. Mrs. Arakawa is shown here busily working with the Prom Committee in preparation for the big event. rAt the time The Saber went to press, the prom had not been hech. 75 CHRISTMAS DANCE White Christmas was the theme this year for Campbell's annual Christmas dance, held on December 20, sponsored by the Freshman Class. Entertainment was provided by the Delrays, the Rhythmates, and the Jades. CHRISTMAS IN REVIEW Christmas in Review presented by the Drama Class on December 19. f short sketches, was a serles 0 Eu- 8 h .L d e .L n e S e r p e .I. y 1 r a e .l. C .L .1 d. e d n e t t a O Lu W 1 1 a VI b d t of the Christmas Season. sp1r1 Joye VARIETY SHOW Mr. Thorne briefs performers of the Variety Show held on March 19 and 20. Proceeds were used to buy new curtains for the cafetoriurn. S Edlynn Neves and Robert Fautt x3 6 practice their dance number. ffe Eighth graders rehearse their skit. 78 MOMENTS T O REMEMBEIP, February was highlighted by the Valentine Dance sponsored by the Class of '66. Gilly Anguay and Penny Toothman reigned as King and Queen of the affair. orinne Jo and Guilly Anguay, members of the Valentine Alfred Malaluan, sophomore Vice President, was MC of urt, are shown here. the dance. 79 HARVEST HOP mm: I ummlm HARVEST HOP The Harvest Hop, held on December 4, was an eighth grade affair. Eighth - graders seem to be en- joying themselves from the looks of these pictures. 8th GRADE TALENT SHOW :F The 8th Grade Talent Show, held on January 31, w I was one of the many activities planned during 8th Grade Class Week. Pictures here show a few of the many acts. m . . And I want a doll and and. . . . They have them in pink too ! Are you sure you have the right key? Mackenzie Tours? What do you mean you need more money? Won't you come into my parlor? And they talk about kids! What? More interruptions? 83 M ' 757A 7 ,4777zwz, Z g,71 77777;;74a y Ci? ,1.azr7? ' ,7$7:7 7x VZ4Wy j x W 1 - ' ' ????:ng M WWW W2 70 635!wa MchassMM h LCLLLL W , ' W Wag SLW 87 QM , ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 5 h . . . W q MM 601?, 4444.; W M M W M Q WM W We sincerely thank the follow- ; h ing firms and individuals for their , W . . aid and patience in helping the 2 b k 1 d h 1964 M m Mtg, :25;ng c ass pro uce t e W h Qfm'wg W Taylor Publishing Co. , MI. Ah Chew Goo Miss Kamokila Campbell I! . w 821$ 0 . 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