Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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During the second day of school, Mr. Darold Braida smiles for Mr. Richard Yee, who snaps his picture for the ycarbook. F: Afterschool ctivities W 1 Faculty Turkey-Shoot winner Mr. Donald Jensen re- flml' loads as Mr. Morris Kimoto aims at a distant target. Z' v---nguundw,