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

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G ' ' -QP X - - -'31 as .-.,,, - My G ,Q - J Q W ' - gmc f f by -A5 N H i s ' J' ---W 1 if , .... ya ' Ji- Y ,A S -.- 35 M0 T W5 --' ' ' of ,. ,J-C... 'lr . ff Ig' 1 an- r Left to right: row 1: Yolinda A ' ' V' l L'l'k garia, 10 et ll oi, Linda Chong, Claudia 'I'an1, Kathleen Morris, Madeline Mahoe. Geraldine Pacheco, Brenda Benson, Elaine Sayaina, Ardith Marciel, Marilyn Setoda. Ralph Nelson. Row 2: Barbara Baptist. Mae Yabui, Paumana Makahi, Dollv Afalava. Charlotte Kalco Velma Kekipi, Patricia Ledercr Susan Charbonneaii, Nancy Tsu'i jul'th I , , . I J , ti h Uyehara. Dolly Clark, Franklin Anama. Row 3: Robert kauila, lxealoha Soares, Herbert Kaopna, Iacob Purdy, Leonard Kaei- l l wa ll, Me vin Higa, Edwin Hattori, Felix Asinsin Gerald Gonsalves, Michael Kelai, Selwin Saito, Charles Lo, The school choir, under the direction ol liss Grace Yoshioka, started off the year with getA:1cc1l11aintetl picnic which was enjoyed 2 all. Giving perforinzmces at the Thanksgiving ssembly, at tl1e Tripler Army Hospital, at e Maunalani Home, at the Christmas Con- rt at Aliiolani School, and at the PTA 'ogram on February 17, were a few of their tivities. The choir also took part in the Music epartinent Spring Fantasy on March l8. The choir ended a very busy year by pre- iting several selections at the Kaimuki igh School Commencement Exercises at the aikiki Shell on June 7. RE, MI . . . Choir director Miss Grace Yoshioka runs ugh scale with students before starting into a song. CHOIR

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The KHS band, under the direction of Mr. Wallace Onishi, completed a school year filled with school and community service. They played at each of Kaimuki's eight In- terscholastic football games and also at the annual Shrine football game. During the Christmas season they played in the Christ- mas program and in the Kaimuki and Kapa- hulu communities' yearly Yule parades. The Thanksgiving and United Nations assemblies are other performances to their credit. The Hawaiian Instruments group and the Choir joined the Band in presenting the Spring Festival a joint effort of the KHS music department. After participating in the island-wide Music Festival, the band made their last performance at the KHS graduation ceremonies at the VVaikiki Shell. READY. Instructor Mr. Wallace Onishi cues the band BAND Left to right: row l: Dennis Tage, Theodore Kam, Floyd Maeshiro, Ronald Ching, Melvin Mikasa, Warren' Imada, Joyce Abreu, Marjorie Morimoto, Linda Ariyoshi, Audrey Ling, Melvin Cabang. Row 2: Kenneth Ginoza, Kent Ishibashi, Robert Hamaker, Robert Shigematsu, Ernest Lee, Walter Hoe, Edward Kawasaki, Calvin Ishisaki, Roy Shibata, Edwin Kihe. Row 3: Lester Nakata, Paul Matsumoto, Douglas Yoshimura, Chester Toma, Richard Shintaku, Bernard Moore, Samuel Peters. Row 4: Gary Tamashiro, Earl Nunes, Kaopua, John Revilla, Samuel Kipapu, Larry Taone, jack Digmon, Robert Tom, llonald Sasaki. Row 5: Paul Kimura, Howard Mayo, David Oshiro, john Kanroki, Manuel Soares, Harold Nishimnra, Melvin Nakamura, Ronald Koyama, Raynard Perreira. members as he prepares to start a selection. ....,.........vmHwv-f V ifirigw T, U A 5 QXXGH' so BANV sr 5

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X .M- ...1 V I if if 9 Principal Charles Henry looks on as Brian Casey, president of the Honolulu Press Club presents a S50 check to Joyce Ogata for editing the Territ0ry's outstanding paper. EDITORIAL STAFF. Lois Sakamoto, Mildred Kamemoto, and jackie Matsumoto chuckle over an item in the regular Bulldog Barks column, BULLDOG STAFF. Sitting: Vivian Tengan, jane Oshiro, Karen Nanbara, Standing: Angeline Navari ' ' Y h' ka, Andrew Wynn,Ted Harada. ly Davis, Marietta Jardine, Marjorie os 10 'o. Bei cr- :zw