Kaimuki High School - Ka Halia Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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K4 71466 'cz ETHEL KAWAI Editor NANCY YOGI Ass't Editor E . NAKABAYASHI Bus. Mgr. The new, relatively inexpensive offset method of printing the book necessitated much effort and long hours on the part ofthe Ka Hali'a staff. They collaborated in gathering pertinent information, composing writeups, IBM typing all line copy, set- ARTHUR SONG ting up heads with fototype, securing necessary pictures, and pasting up all material Qusing ar- rangements with eye-appeall on layout sheets to finally produce the i952 edition of Ka Hali'a. This was hard work, indeed, but much of it was mixed with a little fun and good fellowship. Advisor Several staff members inadvertently give free publicity These persons also helped . Left to right, sitting: Ber- toWaimea High's yearbook osthey pose for the photo- nadina Martinez, Patricia Lau, Myrna Yuhara, Flo- grapher. Left to right, front row: Dorothy Naka- rence Shimabuku. Kneeling: Robert Mikami, Thomas sone, Sylvia Lopes, Alice Hiramoto. Second row: Nishigayo, Raymond Koiima, George Mochizuki. George Marita, Maurice Nakachi, Amado Saldania.

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rigid E i wg' - P-U ilisflavo' 6 l'l. UYEHARA A, SONG Editor-in-chief Advisor Z A small, but willing and able staff of news- writers was responsible for the publishing ofthe campus newspaper, The Bulldog, the past year. The reporters gathered the news which was then written up, edited, lBM typed, and pasted-up on layout sheets--all of which was done by the staff members themselves. The reporters were seen everywhere and any- where on the campus in their constant search for news . The young journalists gained an experience which they would not be willing to exchange for any other. uf: F U - F eohKgS su P-U' uf: edito' svo ln addition to time spent during regular class hours, the staff worked hard and diligently on weekends prior to the printer's deadline. On such occasions it was not entirely drudgery, for even among press people all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. -gh-M The Cubs in Beginning Newswriting contributed to the paper.