St Francis School - Troubadour Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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fu JM ' 4 Typists fill an invaluable position on our staff. Since our paper is produced hy offset, our typing must he perfect. Barl bara Takara, left, Dorraine Lee, and Muriel Kaapana do most of it, hut everybody helps. Stall meinlwers come from all classes and are versatile in their talents. Here are the workers, regular and occasional, who produce our paper. Margaret Gonsalves, Ruhna Carvalho, Arlene Leong, Anita Komine, Pat Theissen lseatedl, Mary June Shiroma, Rose Marie llascua, Ardis Santos, Catherine Yamamoto, alumnae columnist. Our chief artist, Charmion Orchard, is missing from the picture. P .. I will KW if ..,., 1 sits 3- e Q X X ,, we Ruth Arakalxi, Teen Talks columnist, Chiquita Badajos, Gail Ching, Bette Kano, Shannon Kumashiro, jane fs' .,,,q., A ,'t-' A 334 , .1 t ,s e Wwm Mizumoto, Sylvia Silva, jean Frank, Carol Dang, tseatedb Harriet Miura, Sylvia Ula, 57 ii i N ' ts 3 X sa- A 1 f, 3, t K e ' i I i 'far Y . j f Q, K g: K t . S

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, 2 it Wi , , W, ., My .west-91 V. 2 .jc .xdfalta 'Z . Editor Rose Kawasaki, editor, small but mighty, sees to it that our school paper Ke Alaka'i, is truly what its name indicates, a Leader. Ke Alaka'i with its various departments, is the mouth-piece of every organization and activity in school. The school paper has established itself as being an indispensable part of school life. Managed by an alert editorial and business staff it proves itself an invaluable part of the school organiza- tion. The publication of Ke Alaka'i has made it possi- ble to give regular reports of interest to students and friends of the school. It also promotes the spiritual welfare of everyone associated with the school. Most important of all it helps us in our spiritual formation. Assistant editor, Judy Fukuoka, make-up members june Gibo jean Hart, put all the material form ready for the printer. They with drawing too. and and into also do some of the writing. Jean helps

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Our Editor Ruth Arakaki works with a smile. N742 ZOMAQCJOMP . With the aim of producing a good yearbook filled with memories and records of high school life, of our classmates and our Alma Mater, the Troubadour staff has tried to make The Trouba- dour, 1952 a better production than all its pre- decessors. We worked hard and well, made sacrificesg we tried to use prudence and good judgment in all our decisions, and hope that we have reached some measure of success for our eflorts. N Barbara, Shirley, and Catherine are production and business managers.