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

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fs 'Og Joyce Ogata Mildred Kam:-:moto Editor Asst. Editor The diligent efforts of the Bulldog staff won the Honolulu Press Club's award for the Territory's outstanding high school paper. Be- sides this honor the publication won first, second and third place awards for best make- up, best pictures, and best sports and feature stories respectively at the Annual SCOOP Conference this year. Their assignments introduced the students to many experiences. Some of the assignments included interviews with the DPl's new su' 'perintendent Mr. YValter Gordon, Associated Press foreign correspondent Roy Iissoyan, Ad- .-.N 'V'- 4 2 -.f,,,, Lillian Shimada Clinton Perry Bus. illariager' Photogrriplzer vertiser Editor-emeritus Roy Coll and teen- age idol Tommy Sands. The tour of the Rus- sian ship XVityaz was a unique experience for the reporters who managed an interview with the Soviet citizens. Stall' members kept late hours in order to meet deadlines. They wrote stories, typed them, retyped them and pasted up the arti- cles on the master dummy. For their hard work in producing our first class Bulldog, the journalism students, who worked under Advisor Mr. Fumiko I,ope1, deserve all honors and credits. IT HAPPENED THIS WAY. Adxertiser columnist Bob Krauss chats with Adxisor Mrs. lu Lopez and Bulldog reporters Andrew XVynn, Angeline Nasarro and Marietta Ilardin. 1 SN. XV5 Wg.

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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

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'Dt Nw-o iv-e..,w Jacqueline Matsumoto Lila Sumida Editor Bus. Manager Body copy . . . check. Caption . . . check. Action shots . . . check. Page 24 is finished! Another page of the annual is checked off as the section editors sigh with relief. The final check followed the completion of the enormous bulk of work that confronted the staff members. VVith Adviser Mrs. Fumiko Lopez, the Ka Hali'a staff worked feverishly to meet its dead- ly deadline. Layouts had to be made, pictures taken, and then the page put together. if VSV' 'L . - 'V , L ,W N IV 1 it if 'ff A . K il: Hiroyasu Narita Clinton Perry d Art E itor Photographer However, all was not hard work for staff mem- bers. In the beginning of the year, the class toured the Hawaiian Farmer to gain informa- tion for a possible nautical theme. They viewed Hlms, heard speakers on annual production, and attended regular ALOHA meetings. This all added to the fun and joy of producing a book of memories for the student body. The hard-working advisor and stair enjoyed a well-earned banquet held in May. K A H AL I 'A STAFF-Marilyn Takeuchi. Linda Kawabata, Betty Mikami, Carol Tanaka, Marilyn Yoshimura, Mae Moriyama.