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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-x lx V we HELPFULL BULLDOGS. Robert Domingo, Clarence Takayama, and Allen Bodine help put up decorated frame for Kaimuki's Sweethearts Ball in February. TOYS FOR TOTS. Richard Palmer, Brenda Ignacio, and Betty Ing help Marines load toys which were collected by Yule spirited Kaimukians for Toys for Tots Drive. av- nav , q .Q I sm.: .QF '- t 1 L W-1, ul Ang t K ' le 'J S 19 1 Y TEENAGE IDOL. Bulldog reporters Marietta Jardine and Angeline Navarro kiss Tommy Sands, singing star, OLD HAWAII. Senior American Problems students look as Marjorie Yoshioka watches with obvious enjoyment. at a Hawaiian god on a tour of the Bishop Museum 'txt