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ROGRAM, BANQUET, HONG KONG TRIP HIGHLIGHT DECEMBER 9 David Duke portrays the little boy who dreams the Toy Parade during the Christmas Program. Jean Agcaoili and Myra Lacanilao play the parts of the dancing ballerina dolls in the Toy Parade. Chung Hou Yam, Anne Butterfield, and Mary Sullivan enjoy Kevin F lach ' s humor at the Christmas Banquet. Dave Anderson performs a special number at the Christmas Program. 5. Keystone Singers sing gospel folk songs at the Chrstmas Banquet. 6. Ricky Agcaoili and Ruth Sullivan dressed in their best for the Chrstmas Banquet. 7. Everyone joins hands in prayer to close the Chrstmas Banquet. 8. The varsity basketball team poses in their new sweatsuits donated by Mr. Omine (far left). 9. Dave Sullivan takes a last look at his friends before boarding the plane for Hong Kong. 10. Mr. Frantz and Mr. Brines wait to see the plane off as the players leave for Hong Kong. Student Life-15
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Toy Parade and Christmas story for the elementary program ... Senior highers helped in tableau ... choir debut ... unusual costumes ... parents excited to see their child perform ... OC for the Christmas Banquet ... Kevin keeping everyone laughing ... Keystone Singers ... faculty skit ... are they really our teachers? ... shots, passports, visas, tickets, money ... Hong Kong, here we come ... the OCS bus takes off for the Naha airport ... parents and friends meet to pray and say goodbye ... airport full of our friends ... TWA 742 ready for boarding ... we ' re off ... 14-Student Life
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STUDYING, SNAPPING, AND CELEBRATING IN JANUARY 1 semester exams ... nervousness ... cramming ... report cards ... appre- hension ... choosing courses ... vows made to work harder ... Homecoming ... hope ... crossed fingers ... excite- ment ... basketball games ... hoarse spectators ... determined players ... January slips by... 1. The yearbook photographers could be seen everywhere snapping pictures at unexpected moments. 2. Mr. Kroeker directs student s in the lunch line. 3. Amidst all the excitement and confusion of homecoming preparations, students, such as Elly Mayor, still had to hustle to their daily classes. 4. Mr. Rutherford and the seniors eat, drink, and be merry in a class party. 5. Jimmy Nichols hungrily enjoys his lunch. 16-Student Life 6 Mr. Daugherty assists Eddie Gaerlan during mechanical drawing class. 7. The 1975 homecoming queen and her court. 8. Kathy Anderson is surrounded by lots of congratulating and admiring kids. 9. Helen Pogue, queen of 1973. crowns Kathy Anderson, queen of 1975. 10. January also found Masako Shinzato and many other students studying for semester exams.
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