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Is there some reason why the school's mascot can not be pictured? Ok, seriously this question is directed to Kadena High School's Principle and to the C.O. of the base. Kadena is a military base. Kadena High is a base for military dependents, but that does not make it what one typically thinks of as a military school. Ever since the JROTC took shop in the halls of KHS, there has a been a tendency to spoil this group and IGNORE all the other youth programs that our beloved school has to offer. This is unfair and presents a false picture of the campus. Two pictures on this page of ROTC to the exclusion of choir, cheerleading, band, wrestling, drama, and all the other fine groups. KNOCK IT OFF. Sincerely, Alumni who has watched JROTC be spoiled since 1994. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.137.150.35 ( talk) 20:26, 17 June 2014 (UTC) reply