Hilo High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hilo, HI)

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Foreword The Pacific Waves . . . restless waves, pounding on cliffs, roaring white with foam . . . caught in whirling eddies . . . rolling in perfect symmetry toward land . . . rippling quietly against black rocks . . . lapping softly on beaches . . . seeking new shores. The waves tell a story. They touch the shores of every country in the Pacific area . . . Canada, United States, Mexico, South America, Australia, Dutch ltlast Indies, China, Japan, Russia . . . They return to the sands and cliffs of Ha- waii-the center of the Pacific region . . . the melting pot-where all races meet and mingle ...andlive... Hilo High School students are like the waves . . . they come from various backgrounds . . . city homes, suburban homes, country homes . . . with diverse racial heritages, with different educational privileges and varying degrees of wealth . . . each with his own am- bitions, aspirations and purposes. They come to Hilo High School . . . to work, to study, to play . . . and go out into the community, the territory, the United States . . . and the world. This book tells their story.

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wwGOLD 1946 O EIJITOR: MARGARET H.-X R'l'l.EY ASSOCIATE EDITOR: ALICE MARUTANI BUSINESS MANAGER: '1'ERlfliO MINATO ADYISERS: KEITH ABE, GRACE DILIJAY

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