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-. IW' fd' S I Q1 I I 4 0 t 1 FUTURE SCIENTISTS. Jeanne Stewart and Theta Ta- ' nitnoto, winners of the KHS science fair, look over their 1' prize winning crystallization project. l REGISTER HERE. juniors Tiloi Lolotai and Bernard Akana register with judith Sasaki to vote in the Stu- dent Government elections, of next years ollicers. T lJey'1fe All to Sometlain INTERNE TEACHERS. Miss Shigeko Yamasaki and Mr. Norman Sumida help student jane Mock solve a tlillicult problem in second year Algebra class. LOOK AT MY EXCUSE. Ronald Kuramoto and Rodney Marino compare absence excuses after the day of the big rain, while others wait to see the counselor. X X
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NOW, FOLLOW ME. Samuel Tangi, Roy Yamaguchi, jean Nakamura, Carol Masuda and Allan Hasegawa work hard to complete decorations for the Scholarship Dance. ...WeHveTlaem The combined efforts of Theta Tani- noto and Jeanne Stewert won hrst prize n the KHS Science Fair. Their crystal- ization project topped other ionization, lietary foods, shell collection and insect :ollection displays. Senior students went on an excursion to he Bishop Museum and the Territorial egislature, gaining much knowledge about lawaiian lore and history and Hawaii's aw making body. Kaimukis PTA played an important 'ole in school life. Students planned dis- mlays, programs, and open houses tc ac- luaint parents with Kaimuki. CAMPUS SWEETHEARTS. Principal Charles N. P. Henry congratulates Norman Lau and Joyce Abreu after being crowned at the Sweethearts Ball. 'N. N iw 1 9 -.pf if .P
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'ff' N.. HARD WORKING BULLDOGS. Applications and birth fertihcates in hand ambitious Bull- dogs register for summer jobs with a pineapple Cannery representative. THEY'RE THE MOST. Sophomore girls watch intent- - ly as a singing group performs during the intermission At the Sweethearts Ball on Feb. 13, the udents saw Joyce Abrew and Norman Lau 'owned Campus Sweethearts during an eve- ing of fun and dancing. lVith March came the Sophomore, Junior id Senior class days. Each class was honored ith an assembly and an afternoon canteen. Another group of Bulldogs, namely music udents, performed for friends and the com- tunity at the annual Spring Fantasy spon- lred by the KHS music department in larch. Proms, banquets, and exams livened the -mainder of the year until the Seniors gradu- ed. Bulldogs completed a busy year. of thc hrst Studtnt C-oxernment sponsored canteen. Y .. . .. 'i ai K-QMS' H V lf. l -fm. i I M F
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