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

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'Ni he 5 gi E 2 s x i 53 I N fi -QM, '-,,.f-- SECTION EDITORS. Ann Brewster, Faculty and Administration: Kay Nzikainnto, juniors: Janice Kawano, Sophomoresz Scarlett Hirnko, Seniors and Sports: Virginia Young, Organiza- lions. SHARP EH? jackie Mataunioto, Student Activities Editor, Glenna Kznniya, and I.ila Sinnida appear pleased with pllntogrzipller Clinton l'ei'i'y's prints, MIX. Betty Mikami, horrined at her mistake med closely by Marilyn Yoshitnura and Ann Brewster, 1.4 XJ ,.t. ,K Ek I Q in nf' uma 'it --3 vi' K 4. iv 4. . 1: , - ,Nw 1 , 4' N .. B li- 4 K Q

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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.

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tis 'iwaates-Wistw'gat'isT'wmstseQs,,t. I 5, , it y y ' ,.tge:,yT ' ' -pgseiftfgm., MX 5 ,gs as J at - -C f 3 Cu gully NE STANDING ROOM ONLY Senior girls watch waltzing Campus Sweethearts and their court at the annual Sweethearts Ball sponsored by the Student Government. POLITICIANS. Theta Tanimoto, KHSG secretarial candidate, flanked by her opponents. Francis Misc and june Yanazawa, nervously tries to remember her campaign speech as Paul Ichiv nose and Douglas Abc patiently await their turn. slr Hali 21 Lookr Kaimuki's first class citizens participated in many social and educational activities which gave them a memorable year. The annual Scholarship dance was the First social event of the year. During Kaimuki's Career Week, Dec. 3-5, underclassmen heard speakers from various business firms and occupations. After this whirl of activities including the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, the Bulldogs deserved their Christmas recess. Returning to the campus after the Yule vacation, the Bulldogs began polishing their selections for the Speech Festival. The par- ticipants received high rating and praises from judges and were called upon to perform for various civic groups and gatherings.