Kauai High School - Ke Kuhiau Yearbook (Lihue, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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The lava entrated in the center of the ifland, rote to a height of ,170 feet and formed what is now called Mt. Waia- lea one of the wettest Jpotx in the world. Streamx form- ing the peak and caycading down the mountain tide cut gorgex and carved idyllic beauty .fpots all over the Garden lsle'J wonder: range from white foamed that fringe the roughly circular Jhoref of the island rugged blue mountainx and verdant inland valleyx. from different landf lured to the ifland by it! promite of a good life, intermingled to work both fruitful and beautiful. the magnificent heterogeneity land and people High School, Juccenful of democracy who things preserve their bountiful 1950 not only of year but the the and th 96 I' A914- KALAPAKI BEACH ' Nullefl at the fool of llanpn. dotted here and there hy fmuxnal A 1 rock fommlionr. lier Nazfilizwilff Kalapahi Beach. Enflofecl on 1 L Oryeglllc' hy lhe harhor hreahzmlef' aml fm Ihr other .rifle hy a high wrochj cliff. the .randy ,vhoren ojer an exzellwzt Jeclnfled picnic Jpol. The quaint zillagu of Naziilmili at the hafe of the promontory that Jufvpom our Alma Mater harhom one of Ka1zai'f lhree chief Jeapofm. Blllfllliils' uarex heal wildly again!! :he rocky man line fo the left of the heach. .fpraying a Jalty mix! acrou the furf. A panorama of heauty like Ihe New from Kfzhian, home of Kauai High School, if HANNAH SHANNON, Caucafian heauty queen and another of Hawaii'J eharim. mf i 'e wa I 3 i X 3 +-4,8 ,t , 'NX' 4 I Mr. Alton V. Armstrong K- V , ' of Principal 1 H ,- , f- Busy os bees ore Mrs. Muranoko's office workers. Need information? Need o purchase order? Need some money? Oh, oh, here's where the office gets some reol business . . . Mrs, Eckert, I'm in trouble. I need a few good helpers like Vivian, Norma and Marie. Con you help me? l m' K f X Mrs. Aileen Eckert University of California, A.B. Counselor, Vice-Principal Mrs. Marjorie Thiis University of Glasgow Canadian University Librarian Mrs. Doro Muro noka Margaret Dietz Commercial School School Secretary ---........ Mathematics and science play an important role in life today. They are essential in order to help build a new frontier for peace in this ever-changing world. Kauai High School's math curriculum in- cludes remedial and general math, geometry, and trigonometry, ln order to achieve a com- plete high school education, a year of math is required for every student. Academic subjects such as biology, chem- istry, physics, and radio are offered in the science program, Kauai High School's amateur radio station, KH6lK, is the only station in the territory operated by a high school. Science gives one the courage to look ahead to a prosperous future. Soy Scotty, best you shake a leg before Einstein Curammeng beats you to it . . . Mr. Miva explains one of his famous sink or swim tests. Albert and Adrienne can't seem to understand that it you take the square root of 24 and add it to the cube of 5 that eventually, you just go mad. M Qlfit i X5- ,sl .ul . uf T - . o 45 as 'Y' , 'F d ,, , yoj, s Muiie Hopwood UVl'V9'S'fY Pomona College, AB. Algebra l, General Math, U, Q L, AW M,A, Business Math Plane Geometry, Trigonom etry, Algebra I, ll yi V I , N ,,. .fcgf , 7 1 X ' - , V t . W, if 'H 4 af 2 A 1 . ,S X ga , fs ,I , 1 v ffl s V W S y eff iilj . 1' J Mr. Katashi Nose l University of Hawaii, BS. 5 ' Chemistry I, ll, Radio l, ll, qi' lll, Physics Mrs. Barbara Mant Mankato State College, B.S. Biology , M 1, 'Q J Mwwf' , f ,if V iv ' 4 X A Q , S, - W ' ,-I - i f . 2,-4 'WR ' X! . ' i i' 'Z ii: W H' i I 1 acid tcwldea it iv y tiff Mr. William Michelsen University ot Minnesota, A.A., B.S. Social Studies IV Miss Mary Mildred Jones University of California, A.B. University of Southern California, M.A. English IV, Spanish I, ll filyxfitl . if, t ii biii Mrs. Agnes Clover University of Utah Mr. lsami Kurosoki University of Hawaii, Ed. B. . English ll, Social Studies Il, y , . English Ill, Social Studies Ill English is an essential and initial part of our education for everyday living. Through the use of the English language, one is able to express his thoughts lucidly. To further the students' knowledge of the language is the aim of the English department. Social studies, like English, is a required course in the curriculum. The social studies course assists the student to understand his surroundings and his com- munity. This year the freshman, sophomore, and junior English and social studies classes were administered under a double period schedule of core studies. It was hoped that this new program would bring a more integrated program. Orientation is especially emphasized with the fresh- men. Problems of civic lite and local governments are also learned. A foundation of the study of gram- mar, composition, speaking, spelling, and reading is given. During the sophomore year students take a look into the glorious past ot world history uncover-' ing facts that are of much interest. There's never a dull moment in those freshman social studies classes. Be it a miniature reproduction ol the island, a bamboo sign, a poster for the bulletin board or display for the library, they're always busy making something original. an W. ree.: ' 1,55 'th - t Universit of Hawaii BA 5, Ni J . 'da' , l 0 i I 2.'f F ' OJ, Z The physical education department at Kauai Miss Wilma Schaid University of Oregon, BS., Mr. Seichi Ono University of Hawaii, Ed. B. Springfield College, M.E.D. MS. Physical Education, University of Minnesotalx' Athletics Girls' Health and Physiool Education i, X Ch, those wandering eyes! No doubt Coach's few well chosen words will go in one ear and out the other- the photographer is much more interesting . . . Whee! Two more points coming up-don't look sa worried, Coach, with Gilbert shooting it's in the bag, ori rather the basket . . . Hep, hep, and they're aff-say,' where's the ball? With all those good looking boys around, who's interested in the balll . . . Da boys get ready for a slick quarter-back sneak--keep your eyes on Chauncey, he's a sly one. - ' School completed another successful r in its endeavor to produce good citizens, t ng in mind and body, Under capable instructors, Miss Wilma S haid and Mr. Seichi Ono, our new coach, the students were taught the importance ot good sportsmanship. Basketball, football, and track were sports enjoyed by the boys. ln an effort to arouse the interest of the boys, the coach gave rigid examinations, testing the ability and sports knowledge of each boy. Health instruction supplemented the cur- riculum of both classes, Lectures were given and movies were shown for better understand- ing of the subject. The girls' classes slated soccer, basketball, touch-football, softball, and volleyball for the year's scheduler Individual sports such as tennis, tumbling, badminton and golf were offered in advanced and beginners' courses. 1 Mr. Lyman Hall Evansville College, B.A. Band l G lll, Chorus Quiet, Shirley! Barbara like Harry, Masa and by using two brushes! . out in the back row Hmm-it seems that the last sour note came from that general direction . . . Our starletsg No, no! shouts Joyce. l dan't want any of your samples! Just leave me alone! Thursdays at Home cast has fun yelling at each other. fr- f Qffxl-Q ' 1 is waiting for Inspiration. Looks Donna have found theirs. lt's no use, Edwin, you can't finish your painting any sooner 0 is I l nw f .7 if M' i ie ita - N Mrs. Toshimi lxumoto Uni e ity awaii . . University of Hawaii, Ed, B, Yale Un' ity, duat Speech, Dramatics, English ll, Social Studies ll A , ll , ch l Lone wolf Akuna sweats it games. lgir , me,-4 ,fl I lncluded in the Fine Arts Department at Kauai High School are speech, dramatics art, band, and music. Justifiable pride is taken in Mr. Hall's band department. In his classes, a student not only learns to appreciate music, but he also learns to analyze music scientifically. ln that way he gains a complete understanding of music The band displayed much energy through out the year especially playing at football The dramatics classes presented many plays during the year displaying surprisingly tal ented thespians of Kauai High School A W , yi, sat 'X new system of school assemblies was launched this year whereby all the planning, arrang ing, and producing of all assemblies was con centrated in the dramatics and speech de partments of the school. Another new feature in dramatics was the production of puppet shows. Art, a continued favorite among students emphasized the making of small handy articles as well as painting. Unique post cards were designed by art students as a Christmas Lg project for the Red Cross. ln? E 1 4 5 1' Q 4 4' E ' tl ,.. 4 S 'R 'If KN f Ill fag 1 5. MH. ia' ff I .J fi is .,.i ff, '4' S? my Q ', .X +V Fil' 3 ik'f. -Q: asm? at 4 sw vii.-:, -1- gffigr-f 5 fai?' ! gs? .--1,-'-ff, ff 1 ,--.z,1,..- g-', t - 9 Q49 s. '. K. Sammy makes himself right at heme in the shop, keeps cool with his shirt off: more on the modest side, Charles, Harurni and Mr. Yamamoto prefer working with theirs on . . . Watch those pins down there!! Ah, what women like Lourdes won't go through to be beautiful. lt's a rough life, isn't it, Bessie? 3. 5,2 . :- :ig .ti wt? 5 at -3 A5 Zvi, QU fs . 1 if .xii g 1? Mr. Akio Kubota Mrs. Marie Case University of Hawaii, B.S. University of Minnesota Stout Institute B.S. Metalwork, Mechanical Bookkeeping l-ll, Ill-IV Drawing, Athletic Coach Typing I The Vocational Department at Kauai High School offers a very complete range of courses in commercial, agriculture, mechanics, and home economics. In the commercial field, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office training are the sub- jects offered. The plan of the agricultural course is to teach boys improved methods and techniques in farming. The opportunity for talented students to do fundamental and basic work in metalwork, woodwork, and mechanical drawing with all the necessary equipment is one of the aims of the mechanical course. One of the major goals of the home eco- nomics class is to inspire the home. Home- makers are taught the problems and con- struction of clothing, good grooming, family relations, child care, and the scientific study of foods, The photography class, a new feature this year, taught the basic facts of photography and successfully constructed a dark room. A student who completes any of these courses in this wide field, is well on his way to serve his community or is prepared to at- tend advanced technical schools. v X I cf . 3,5 . b ff , . 3 X Mr. Bach Yamamoto Territorial Normal and Training School Vfoodwork Mrs. Zipporah Burns Douglas University of South Dakota A.B. Colorado State Teachers College Typing l, llg Shorthand l, II, Transcription mefzcdal Waadwmd ,49f26ca6Zwze A busy corner in the homemaking room. There must be something extra special in the oven lt's too bad that Grace and Edith can't hire a secretary to do some of that work Anyone who didn't know anything about mechanical drawing would think that Mr Kubota and the boys were building a cuckoo clock . . . The KHGIK boys get the lowdown on a new gob. It must be pretty tricky to be able to hold the interest of those seniors Umm yummy! But soy, twelve pies wan't go very tar in our school too many boy Q., A f cf ,-. 9:1-.. .. : 1ll'Nc We swam Cafeteria duty looks like a lot of fun. may 'N' hp! ' 3 1 - 741 if x 1 Waccufcofml' 'N ewwzlmemf ge' Miss Misao Nakamura Miss Shizue Murashige Miss Lillian Tanimoto Honolulu Vocational School Santa Barbara State College, University of Hawaii, B.S Cafeteria Manager B.A. Homemaking I University of Nebraska Homernaking I, Il, lll, IV, V, VI fi Wfetafeiop J qfamemczkinq fifefezdcz V' 5-.A a Nagy S I 6 ki K 4 ,X . LQ' A ls 1 '- That makes ten eggs she's laid this week! We've got a real assembly line down in the chicken yard . . . Football star Alfredo builds up muscles on an adding machine. George and Paul take it easy with electric ones . . . Buxxing saws, grinding lathes, twirling wheels, flying sawdust and busy boys make up an everyday scene down at the shop . . . Mrs. Case takes it easy for a spell while her class bangs away at one ol those horrid speed tests. CANEFIELDS A Joft breeze .rendJ a Jbimmering wave of Jilver acron the im: feldx that grow Kdlldlvj cloief source of income. A promife of wealth and a fact in beauty, acref of fugar cane line the l7fgI7ll'llJ'J of Kauai. Ilazmii'f 288.767 acres of Jugar cane Heldf :apply one-Jeifentlo of the rzatiorij mgar. Cultivation of the land and milling of tlJe .fllgilf fvroriile a major part of the iJlancl'5 occiipatiom. Beyider being a remurce of Hau'aii'J white gold, Jugar cane ojery production of numeroitf by-prodactf. A Portugnefe youtla, Queen ELEANOR PACHECO, excelling in beauty and work, typifef the diligence of the people who make Kauai a beautiful and fruitful land. 1 I Nab ,awa- Y' LLOYD TANABE Vlce Presldent capable and carefree ready to serve others reserved and unassuming JANE WATADA Secretary up to date teenager senous but mee neat nn dress saft nn valee KATHERINE NAKATSUJI Treasurer trustworthy beauty brains and abllrty quletly efflelent The class of l95O at Iast,successfuIly completed its fourth year of strenuous work under the watchful guidance of advisors Miss Mary Mildred Jones and Mr. William Michel- sen. We the seniors find it difficult to believe that only four short years ago we were wan dering amazed and bewildered through the corridors of Kauai High School We laughed together through a year of algebra general math English and social studies proudly dis playing our As to all We chose as our leaders Clayton Mitsui president Wesley Hayashi vice president Grace Tanaka sec retary Richard Doi treasurer Highlight of the year was our class picnic held on the school campus Our unique broadcasting assembly brought praise from both the students and the faculty As freshies we also did fine academic work At the end of the second quarter the fresh men led in the number of students on the honor roll VVe were eager to fit ourselves into high school life and soon we became a living part of our Alma Mater We were aware of the many years ahead of us and vowed to overcome any obstacles WESLEY HAYASHI President wrse and smcere pohshed gentleman and a rugged athlete a barn palltleran vt 'r 1 1 0 - 1 1 1 . .. . . 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I 7 M FN 3' Attention of the bug gunners of the semor class us focused on Prexy Wesley Hayaslu as an umportant matter IS duscussed Left to right Row I Ray Smuth class song and gift chaurman Joyce Sukehlra program chalr man Emu Watanabe cap and gown chairman Kathenne Nakotsup commencement Row 2 Eleanor Pacheco sensor prom and dance chairman Lawrence Tsubaluhara PICIIIC chairman Lloyd Tonobe banquet chalrman Hannah Shannon funance chaurman Tsukuko Yasalxa sensor revue chaurmon Rose Schumacher semor prom and dance chaurman that mught hunder our success Xnluth Always Rovsung Never Druftung as our motto the class untroduced great athletuc talents luke Wulluam Texeura Stanley Kaluahune Ruchard Dol Allen Napoleon and Edward Hanku Whethe on the gruduron court duamond or runderpath the freshues were there to uphold the honor of the Red and Whute We excelled not only un sports but also un extra currucular work Hannah Shannon put us In the lumelught by beung elected terrutorual F H A treasurer Vule were gufted wuth orators Mutsuko Hugo and Conchuta Los Banos and scholars Tsukuko Yasaka Yasuto Kauhara and Shuzuo Kobayashu Surely ours was a class to be proud of for although we stumbled once un a whule we learned much from our mustakes Before we knew ut we were sophomores no longer green freshues We had taken a new step toward maturuty Proud of beung called young ladues and gentlemen we work ed hard and completed our second year under the leadershup of Wesley Hayashu presudent Scot Kubota vuce presudent Grace Tanaka secretary and Shuzuo Kobayashu treasurer Lessons were a luttle tougher then we were dubbed sufferuh sophs but we proved our abulutues un scholastuc achuevement very soon Duvertung ourselves to the hularuous sude of lufe we produced a comedy Over the Count er durected by Ellen Kameu Thus our blos somung thespuans made theur debut The year l949 rolled round and we found ourselves Jolly Junuors Realuzung our re sponsubulutues and dutues as young cutuzens we organuzed ourselves well We chose our class offucers Shuzuo Kobayashu presudent Scot Kubota vuce presudent Grace Tanaka secre tary Katherune Nakatsuun treasurer and we were off for what was probably our best year here at Kauau Hugh Proof of our great abulutues was clearly shown un everythung we undertook The uunuor prom was a great suc cess rated one of the funest ever to be held at Kauau Hugh School Our class took a actuve part un the Student Body Carnuval for us the year came to an end all too soon In the fall of l949 we returned as senuors Havung gauned experuence we sought to make thus our last year a full one We set examples for all classes to come and we trued wuth all we had un us to prove ourselves worthy of the great responsubulutues placed upon us Through out the enture four years we have contrubuted greatly tp sports to socual functuons and to all school actuvutues We have had a wonder ful tume together four years of growth fruend shup happuness and learnung As the year draws to on end we fund ut hard to say aloha to the many hours of play and study un our glad school days but wuth mournful yet resolute steps we turn to leave Memorues shall twune around us lovungly always we wull remember you and love you ever, dear old Kauau Hugh , - s .' , ' . 9 ! 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I 1 ' . 1 - T ' J., AZEKA HIROSHI Hanalel Tall and lanky Hlroshu S usually seen drnvmg has peep around Hanaleu He looks forward to becommg o me chamc un the near future A BONIL FRANK Kvkulul Latm Kmgncan music seems tot? lfrneagy Franknes p mteres IS 4a tal guutanst as l as ovld amateur phplogroylih A BRUN .IQSEPH Kukuiulo Josep is Qne f those shy aind b shful boys but he has a keen se se of humor. MQ. I. CABALA S H Pulli 0 is 0 ' Spanish. Her sweet 'ce ond friend charm hanced many a school assembly. Tickef Sales Comm. 41 Club Z, 3: K! hi u A.A. 4: F.l'l.A. j. l l 253' ,.-4.17, , . I S J if A NG llll it odesk Kam Mon 'pssesses 4 9 polgtd and a plea gfrrtm ner Reodnng take dp mo of her r tm A I AY I I I 1 ILFJAN es Lil' a 0 r S e as Urges an frne ly 99 f5'f'f..':.-fs-'.' 60 Leah m ,pf 2 l A f , , com ' ' :LANE EH. aired Lo 4 - ls an ,. otlwe vfflhd. 'bl '1: h A -. mok . f f -- -. - port b A. e Kol ' vt Gy j , ' ., ,V .ATTf9 , ' xt -Jil, .1 - ' ' - I' I 3 U ,, ' Ky, ,: .Wind ,-Z. 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EMOTO FRANCES Nawlhwlh nce I o ot po ulo on c col op e as o solonst rx rph choir A 1 Bdmfcmu z 3 Glee Club 3 4 EPE NIEVES Lihue Toll and stot I ueves show her ot tc obnlnty on th os etboll court and on th thi fueld Her omu able w ys won her many fnencls FHA I 2 3 Booster Clubl ESPIRITO ANTONIC Pull: Tony o fun Iovnng boy soys ograculture us hus favorite subgect Hus objective as cor pentermg A 3 FUJII JANET Llhue Quaet, studvous, ond scuentn hc, Janet took an octnve role an school Teochlng IS her ambmon F H A 3, 4, Constituhonol Revs slon 4, Glee Club 4, Booster Club 3 FUJIMOTO HERBERT Koloa Soft spoken Herbert s favor :te hobby as collectmg stamps He wants to become a clerk or a bookkeeper Booster Club I 2 FUJIURA ERN EST Koloa ne ca lw s t as l0VIOl la gong o und' P ns pee lm Campus Comm I Booster 1 J FUKUMOTO HARUO Koloa Tall good lookmg Haru from good old Koloa was our ef fscnent student body mon ager He IS a smooth dancer and o versatlle athlete Football 1 3 4 Baseball Block K 3 4 St Connell 4 FUNAKU STANLEY Moloaa Stanley who was born dlstont Calufornua plans to study photography aftef groduatnon He was a cap able class rung chanrman for two years Hmrm Mgr I Class Kung lcllll 3 4 Campus Comm 4 fmance Comm J Football 2 ln 'Us 'T Q 4? .41 N if rf rf' 'X 1 ,eq 105 1-4- ,Max .pf It fl W5 fix VZ' XL- I Yv I FUN A ounce Y sl-A? 6 W I? with I .- ,ww ff, x 8 r I ii' 'fr' f wfr 1If','T ,ot 54. r' WV, 1 gf Af? alif th ig, e5 6,1 1 rv e rm 'P ,A l , 1 1 'Kr 1, If .fin f NIA Sf' MART! 5, -r.K0l0l A 4 lilies I fsshm musvc see K eater anterest +I ooks tin-wafd to o elQl4s9fmusl?.' :in-as gl Or'-11.1 I , , ,o 7 Azz' f , fi if Q4 a' 4 Q r ' P A ,W ,f - r A AQ. l ' X KA? iq ,gy n . fxz . 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P' f - , , , f f 1, 1 , a i 4 V ff , W 4 4 4 'wif JOSEPH N a u oe to b o merchan Iseaman. :ke hu ad ,culture as huS. ect FFA rf If ff SH EN MA o I :QM a lfzfnff bE23IL'31'E'.L make e bwn c l i 'l,j3 4 Booster I, I 'U' P ' Q P9 0 m She Tn es to croche I ,544 lee Clu 5. 1 IT u lm H de eet music' e s dn for the 4 Boas Y E: HX ' f 1 1 Q 1 f f X 1 'Q 1 HAITSUKA SHIGERU Wuthm thus qunet and bash ful boy IS wcsdom and abil :ty Chemnstry seems to be has favonte subgect Va: And Comm 4 Ticket Sales Comm 2 HAMAMOTO EVELYN Kalaheo Relngnous Evelyn IS orqe of the nuoesf s on e cornpps Shegfpggs her len sure hours corgdspondmg or rea mg A I Glee Club 3 HAMANO HIDEKO Lowa: Always I l of larrghte d pokes as ths Idss- W o nds tame or drawing read mg She plans tlojfurther her educataolo o some col ege St Councnl 41 FHA l Booster uh l 2 HANKI EDWARD Ahulum Versatele Eddue as the tall and mtellectual othlete Thus football basketball Qnd track star looks forward becommg an engmeer Cluef Jushce 4 Football 2 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 HASHIMOTO, HAROLD Lihue lf Hordworking Harold was a valuable 1 manqger of, ltlie Rpidgr football 'and'l:laseball teams, His favorite hobby is collectingall sorts of pic- tures. gotball Mgr. 3, 4, Baseball gr. 2, 3, 4: Block K 3, 4. HASHIMOTOW MARIE Wailua tv' L Marie, who :give to Ko' i high from th '5ig'lglarliiZ, says phatoguap y is? her favorite pds1ime.xH L mbi- tion is to become aiifeteria manager. Booster Club 3, 4. ? HAsmMo'ro VIOLET Hoena ,N Violetxipirekyto become a ny t ndwfficient home- m . Av ough shy, she h a lot of fun when she is ,ith her crowd. r.u.A. ig can Club 3, 4. HASHIZUME, SHOICHI Nawiliwili This serious and modest lad is a good swimmer. Shoichi endeavors to specialize in the mechanical field. Booster Club I, 1. 'VX ji- 'D f Nm 15--wr .-...Nhxx 4-I if ww -au? S 1 4 , s , HAYASHI, .yester- Koloa Q, 4 Versatile WesI6y,,- our class prexv, is a favorite' with the and stud tsi Yosu to become surgeon in the future. X i N I Class life PIB 'l, lClqg-S' fres. 2, 4: St. lad Vice Pres.. 33 St. C neil 1, , 3, 45 Aw ll 1 Comm. TCMQ 5 Campus Co lllfl' Z5 N.H.S. 3, l ras.l 4: Jr. eil Cross llsland P .l 45 Bl K 1 3, 4, Football 2 3, 44, X 1 l gp., H RE , RIA 1' Q e if of Qnosters te wa rd g4,tele- lopemtar. .. , Y l K. if can auf: e u ll ' if 4 Booster --'sf' . . , J! 1 . ' 441 . , ,I ' . E ,, KA! ii? 'ff ,L I YV l' pf uf I Qlii ff d lsam ha a limba ia kt! ,led , 1' H II wake a g te huicidn. ' easter I, .1 X - ' 'Ai 4. fi N-s. i ' , 0 V -sd f Vf t-At., 1 f 4 I f rf, N, Al H' ' K .' f A' al S ' , I ' . 'C 2 'R af f f I ! 1 Q ' A! 'i-:lsr Jn' 0 zqn i , 05 oh' eau-mi dfJits ds' , 'Q ai of t b0Or T, lhl , He ans tb fur- ither I' studi at 6 voca- tional chody Q l - Board Athletics 10: l 4. 'Vi . 4 Y a .te I -. 1 if I ii I 0 ! S ii' J ,A 1 1 -! 1 1 ' A I ment lxrisuxo , Kale Q X ee! d dernure 1 bn 1 I lan IS Hege ,Ways :nd M Af ai ff IGASHI MA A 99' is ng ullehns lfbe was dauly tas 4: vs t e hest uneil mah: fiwf Bessre ec mart 0 rica ,S proved to be Ieh cook Club 2 oo: Q t 2. f 5 7 I cm KENN 'rn Irwnll f lim cqckxai 5 a mo e hum round othle In r fqture Ke ho es to b a mecharpc 2:2540 34 l,gtolI3 X, 45 vm... 'U 1' 'SP Q? 'Nm 'UK :RAM o RbY Omoo 1 Cute Roy I s forward to a Cleric Y H I5 s o q et yu sghoo Bosebtll 3 A PAU Koo eo ut very nam P I ports on nc: see e bus et voc no Boos HIRASHIMA NOBUE Koloa Neat and well dressed No bue makes her own ward robe She IS an octave Y Teen member who us keenly Interested an offnce work A ! 3 4 Booster HONJIY WA REN Kolah f football eam He plans em ha I n a 2 Mm? Hosmoz, HEIJR Lihue f if , On w ke ds,i Head' can be fog t hirfavorite fish,- ing hunting jspots. plans continue his schoo j ing qnd b ome an archi- tectural e ineer. flj Booster Club . Y fj 4. L IKEHARA, YOSHIKO Kalaheo A Yoshiko s eaxrned o epiui t tion r neatn in er In s thand cl . Du 1' er - are mom 5 sh likes to correspond. X f' F.H.A. I, 3, 4' ste! 2, D 1 I . , If X I V, , i 'lyk X INOMOTO, WALTER! Molooc , ' Like most boys Walter likes to fish and hunt: He wants to make ccirpentering his trade. Booster Club I, 2, 3. INOUE Anohol lf ou a t to learn r s tune She s plon- g cretarial career , Ml 1' E . N Y li ne H- - songs, Mitzie a ays re y to give you the o d :X 1 I ' n a - ' . F.H. . I1 ooster I, 2, 3, 4. 'P , A-' T, C- ' 1 f' DL' N r 6- . KJ 1 i sl? Lg Mix 3 i 'I 11 -.f Kapgia if 1 mouvi-Ililvnl Ridhard, 'obdi gent troiplng studeh yped w-Cgfeferia list d y consum F0 -tim all 2 .Q v. I B 2 f 9 -if ll. t i l -Q., 'W ' 1'7 av- Il 'Tj' Aran! f ' 4? are If vii 10 ' 4. QP- qv- f fx fw '5- L.. IWAMOTO RICHARD Lihue Richard plans e army and travel uation Capable he was our ager for two years otball tMgrl 3 4 Trac 1M rl Z KAAUMOANA MARGARET Hanalei Slim graceful and full o vigor describes Margaret to a T Her lovely alto voice will be remembered by all A 3 G e Club 2 3 4 Boosterl 2 usnnno HrsAsHi Llhue Lonky Hisash: if a regular dance bug He 1005: , word to becarrling at cdok Dianputics 4 KAI SAMUEL .fe H'6HaleM' , Behold. this Ha- waiian hunk' of' niand ,the co-chief at the J.P.O. sxHe was an all star lineman and assistant coach of the var- Sify. . .O. 1Co-c ie H ' Football I 2 3 4' Baseball I . , 5 F.F.A. . ,L , WC.. 1 -,-1 'fi Ap, vvq, '75 u-f .lr .fi 195 3 fe ,guilt 3' -ow if 3 iw l KAIHARA YASUTO Lihue lndustnous Yasuto with his iournalistic talent is a favor ite with everyone He plans to further his education at th U of H Pub Comm 3 4 Ka Welo 4 Ke Kuhiau 4 Hmrm Mg 3 4 Qunll 6 4 KAKIMUTO Fl,lM'lYO Anahola Quiet Fyrniyo wants a hom making career She li e to sew and co durdg her! pare time, ee Club 3 41 FHA1 KALILOA MABEL Kapaia Stately Mabel s ing and ins r e a len graced man 6 wan s me e phO 9 o e t r in the u u A 2 4 F ee Clut 2 3 4 Ban Dramatscs 4 Boosterl 2 3 KALUAHINE STANLEY Nawiliwili This stately well-built lad is a perfect specimen of man- hood. He was a star on our varsity football and basket- ball teams. . .A. 2 3 4' Fool all 2 ' Basketball 2 3 4- Track 2 3 KAMEH I RO, EDITH Kiloueo Pleasant to speak to and easy to work witl'l is Edith. Her hobbies ore 'collecting snapshots and dancing. Girls' Loagxue 21, F.H.A. 1, 3, 4. KAMEI, ELLEN Koloheo Elle as h bility in all of h r s bjects. She is a h r student and con- te ates a college educa- tio . St. Council 45 Ways and Means Comm. lChr.l 4, F.H.A. lChr.l I, 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, 4. KAMEZAWA, IRENE Lihue A sweet and modest sort of girl who is liked by every- one is Irene. Her -ambition is to enter the field of med- icine. St. Guidance Comm. lChr.i 4, .l.P.0. 2, 3, 45 Girls' League 3: Hmrm. Mgr:'3, Ka Welo'4i F.H.A. I. K I RO, JAMES Kol Q Fundpv 'fond athletic Jo es is known for in ' 4l:g morous person- a . W luck to a future forrn . . , x , , 1 rl 'Arr' n ' of l A A ' 1 x 1 ,X , X s , . . A - A . A' I - , Kmo ITA rc-ua ' ' Hafi a loy ember o the l- hopes become nurse meday 44' if-1 'LJ K K ,- MABEL X W' ITH- 3 all Ida. rrendly r an nassu u n b pirexy sses s ,,,, lrty tha H was tp dung t la hr ck and IC lVIfIES S y Pres Pres 3 Class veas 21 at 1 N lr K 4 Track 1 W YAMA isuo a lanky nd res Thomas fs 0 orts e ast He was a odrve m if he bask Cball and track te -...sv Baskqfba Track ll' 0 919' S , e ,U I .v KODAMA FLORA Puhl Trny Flom wrth her 'flnltrng soprano graced evety school musical Berng Commercral ly mrnded she hopes to be come a secretary A os er Glee Club 3 4 KOKAME MIWAO Lawol Mnwaos Interest rn baseball and basketball led hum to the Rarder varsrty squad To become a conscrentnous worker m whatever he un dertakes rs hrs ambrtuon Baseball Z 3 4 Basketball 2 KoasNAGAl cLAmssA Kllouea Lovely and slum ld best descnbe tifks lass th h to further r educatrop at o busmess.-school Shis one of our best dressea sensor gas KUBOTA SCOT Koloa Courteous well mannered S otty o e of K H S S dynamrc and cooperatwe honor students Travelrng as rncluded rn hrs future plans Class Vice Pres Z 3 St Body Treas 4 St Council 4 NHS lVrce Pres! 4 Ways fr Means Comm 4 JFO I 2 KCapfb 3 4 U AKURA GEORGE member of the qu! t and ashful clan is George who is seldqm coughgftalking to the opposite seg To goin the S Army is s future plan Booster Club 'I MW! A NE ae: Q.. eco g ofsec e ar? ISl29Sll'lO as a Ca pus radkmork I J KURIKI JUNE Huleia R Although June seems to be quiet nd s y she really is e aging personality. Crocheti g takes up her lei- sure hours. . .A. ' B fer 1 . 1 ' -' , RICHARD i oin rmy see the t Ord islgjis s slogan. H can ble dis inguished by his olorful ha shirts. F.F.A. I, 'R 'TX Jil 6: Uzoffmux MQ 'Win Qi if Q, NGA V LABRADOR FLORENCE Koloa Florence has a pleasing per sonality and a pretty smile She was one of the few girl members of the school band Council 2 F H A Girls League 1Treasl 4 Band Glee Club 3 Booster! 2 3 4 LOPEZ FRANCISCO Ahukml Good notured Frankie lad who hopes to lead a orchestra someday He s an other active member of the band Booster Club I 2 3 4 Band LOS BANOS CONCHITA Kalaheo A regular church goer ' Chita who plays the piano beautifully. To be a music teacher in Christian mission- ary work is her lifes dream. onst. Rev. 2 1 1. ' Girs League 2 lSee.l 4' J.P. . 3 4' Band 3 4' Clu 3 4. LOVELL, .IUANITA Anohola A promising athlete is Jua- nita who claims music as her favorite pastime. She's a firm member of the G.A.A. Sf. Council 15 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I. r I . I . . i, ,A I 4 U,,.1, ' 2 , V ly MAEDA I-us4o loco nother of our mon EPOFS I vers rs Hnsdo Call onlnm f your cm house fbr gang? be a carpen r and f :mls 1' Z-4 -4' 5,1 MAEBAS RIANA Hununloufu an ember prres to b sucqe ful secreta Q eg to ter a bus:-Q ness sc H I y 5 fx sf rnifo Asa beln X wor our e er can 0 e t :sh e w also a commer cial student , flotb I 3 4 'ww EAA UMOT Lrhue Where ther htel' 1 thefeix Lllluon :fe D I bps f he m 'U- MATSUNAGA HELEN Luwou Helen as frlendly ha works g nd qourggqls This her an reollzmg her ambntvon to become a teacher A I Bosterl MATSUSHIMA SHIRLEY Honomoulu A beautrful muxtnhe of C nese H w ran ftp and W6 u uese us pet te Shurley Here s 0 gurl every one admvres A 4 4 ee Club 3 4 Booster! 2 MAYO CAROLINE Puhl Beayhful an always smul mn Corbl, s one o our or ing Slim ders r h tolectln recspes Pep Rally Comm 4 Songleader 4 Grrls League 4 GAA 4 A 3 4 e Club 2 B ester l MEDEIROS BERNICE Koloo rnuce IS a r wh everybody s fruend Her pokes have been her recupe for her cheerful dusposuhon K Kuhlau 4 GAA 2 3 4 HA 1 3 4 Dromuhcs Glee Club Z 3 Booster 2 3 4 MEDEIROS, WALLACE Kalahea Another radio enthusiast is this courteous lad. His quiet and unbssuming ways have made him one of the senior gentlemen. MERCADO, VIOLET Lihue Tall nd friendly Violet ho vs to c me a nurse ' is o of the very tunat ones o have had e o i trav- eling cras t e Pacific. G.A.A. I, 41 F.H.A. I, 3, Booster I, 3, 4. MIGUEL, ANTOMINO Huleia Curly haired Tony is an avid amateur radio hum. He is a wonderful actor and an act- ive basketball player. St. Council 45 Hmrm. Mgr. 3, Ticket Sales Comm. 3, lChr.r 4: Dramatic: 31 Basketball I, 3, 4. 4 . MIGUEL, EDWARD Lilufa Coming to Kauai high for his senior year is this quiet and modest lad. He is soft spoken and friendly. ,S 7 ,mug fT L Q 7 X - ,lf I .f l f ,i ' - A , ' If ,L gmlLLsag ooncAs 1 V 'xero' , f gf Q Athletic 9963! bn ' an energetic td Z b mem- er is this rfendl lass who opesfto ottendm ' school. Her aspiration is become .a music director. a ' ' ll l 'Dex 'Q Qi 2 F.F.A. f Q J.-Il. MINATOY Kapaia' will his future he 5 if, lf, 44 , 'fl 'Mirsu the is m 'UN football tn. 45152 f ff, f 'L 1 s' , ff , I .,-A 2 .Vv,,... :Qi x tron ,ff lil! 1 f x L , 154 -.Lil MIYASATO MASAKO Warlua Petrte and dynarmc Masako a gal who will be 0 remembered for her fruend lrness Her drmples were the envy of all the students Publicity Comm lChvl 4 Aloha Comm 1 MIYOSHI DOROTHY Lnlaue To, becorde-'ta successful cos des: ner IS Dqrothysf ambstron alter xtradbmarks are her pleasa t personaluty and herdrmpledrwgrl Campus Comm 4 Gnrls League 4 Fl-Lhcl 3 4 Boosterl 3 45 Klee Club 2 3 MIYOSHI KENNETH Lrhue Quiet Kenneth can always be seen frshlng at Nawnlr wllr Harbor He was an ac tuve future farmer A 34Boo MORI DORIS Puhl Lovely Dorrs IS o favorlte among her trrends She spends her spare trme d0nC mg and collectrng popular records ostell 2 3 4 M e Jl f F0 ,W we vu! VX! 5 WM MORI RICHARD Anaholo A srnger and baseball star de luxe this unassuming lad helped tutor the Rarder var srty He hopes to become a welder Block K 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 MORIKEQA DAR' Kenpo a Because of her fra and carefree nbrure S o has made herself eyerybody s fruencl To teach good boys and gurls rs her ambltlfsn Bunldmgs Comm 4 Sf Guidance Comm 4 FHA I Ka Welo4 MOU RA MARJORI E Kalaheo Morgue s charmrng ways made her one of the popular sensor Iassres She dreams of be tary FHA I xtjjl 2 l W fl -ffL:'rmA Fnendly Ele IS a talented pramst and ncer forward to a se M30 career A Y Bosterl Z Glee Club 3 4 is l ng I - - I r it l. , is 'QJJ tl KY, ,. 'l KH K n ' . xi A v I ck I .x YW ' ' ' Q . f I lv' . . ' ll X ' ' 5 . I , 1 - ' . , 1 ' 1 . 5 . I: l . l I 1 ' t Q K comina an etxcient secre- r.r. . 1, z, , , mr 1, z, A ' - 3.4. ,EV A,.3,4. r K fe -4 JV , L11 ! H V 'R x m all A ., K ,I f , f, I L u I o I ' , ' ' . el gs 4 R - 1 4 r ll wr' - f. V? . r.n.. , ,3,4g Bo ,,,1r..A.1. 'Y R' 5 ' V ' l - F f UQQAOKA-J Mmoku C a n us has met hobby he Whls Qmtnutuve lad was one o he qulet and sh sensor y A ster I NAGA0KA,R CEORIN DA Hunalel Indusrriou Clolxlnda X15 cl teacher s lnght An honor student she ded her viork quaS ond effezsfnvely Bunldmgs Comm 4 FHA I Sf Gundonce Comm 4 Ka Ween NAITO EDWIN Llhue Edwnn wholwas always seen around the ce us wnth camera mil one of our re luable Ke7 Kuhuau photo gra erV He was also 0 me b r of the school band looster I Ke IIUIICU 4 NAITO JOAN Lihue An excellent typusr, Joan asplres to enterung the com mercual fveld She ns well llked by all Ballot Comm 4, Compu: Comm 4, FHA I, Ko Welo 3, 4, Glee Club 2 I AKAMURA ORU alolleo Wutty and fun lov: us Mo o HI jokes a d IO moods We br glut lou er to ny QF t 5Tre'r Boosto b T r-11 4 V 'jf e5 f1 an'4:,fo I l ,Aff uaA ml hen ff ni leosu Liu less b cb a tbmpetent st -gg K N1 I Boosf, 23 Ml' Q 4 '45 Ns., L ,El A 4-fd Qufe? 3 ng ap plues ,ago greo Gomzshf K I I S-w-v,f' --QLKI KATlyllN ' W be rfa tyxfoo a I :ty our Ku ifnfrc t , holds t teem teach ents :de f udym she on abes to 4 ,5 to gollect stamps 'V , Class Tr 3, 4, Prog' 01.1 :AIN 'C l4Wll0 1 Ko li Du r 3 4 0 . Nl,.,. '4.Jv C sComm A'-. Sc 1 X Y U i -.,':1uc0U if .8 1 Q M 5 are: N 3 4 'I 1 nf L I NAMLEON A N Hu gh A A carefree lofi pl ye qua erback on the Raider o Vors ty Al h he wants to pl y Qfess al football his ornbrtlon lads n the f of mechdrucs Block K S 41' Football 35 4 rf ,af , 1 , fl NELMIDA LO ,s Lu u 1' I n0the of o Senior l B00st u rs IS th s QQO t vnng , cup: s r leesurq ylrf 'ggwvpzgfga lil 11 'YN HIHA ALBE 1 An a player and a comp dagffb com bme mo d t pers al t I talente penob so Co I 4 Aylml lcdnm, us Com: 2 Vns And 3 41. ISHIMUQ Arsuml fa nolea S :ous a opal? me wrt: st nd out rl rstry and amsh -rx bltaon IS to be Q, rse Prog. Comm ld: T NHS 4' H N M' 41, IB 'Uh .'2.'.f-f Q 5-A XJ NUIVO PAUSTINO Honamaulu Skmnys ambmon IS to be come a carpenter Collect mg stamps as hrs hobby N OELHOFFEN GEORGE Koloa A qunet trustworthy and trnendly chap George s known as Junior by has close frlends Body surflng and swlmmmg are has de llghts Track 3 OGOSHI NOBUO Lower Frnendly very rellglous No buo spends hrs tume dolng Salvatlon Army work He plans to enter a Salvatron Army College OKAMOT0 HERBERT Krlauea Herbert was one of our star baseball players and a pop ulor llow He hopes to be an ele trucuan someday Jiangsu z s 4 A . ' lv A , . , I ' . f' n I , A '!.r y v ' . R ' 1 l , I I A A A af A ' , xlib Al s A A A A ' ' K . . . . ' ., , wy y E I . - l . .V I 1 I i Vlvqlxx . A . A My ks A fu- , I J t Nfl ' ' t I f 1 A Xj he lr 'E 1 ' I- -at .. A A 5A , 'A l A,lMAAM If K ,rf V .Q rt! ,,,f A -A 1 A f' A 4, , ' 'Nm A fvb ' 'Ex 1 rj N ,I lr fl I A 'V I 5 is 1 ,A ..l fx I r 5 - we 'K lb? f- N 'R A A A A 1, Ai q', D S.. . . fpc:-l bl. ' ' ' f .lf . A A A ' 5' 0 lA,A4' Ak 'fy ' , if I ea z, ., N- A . l2rVg,.,T. E T H2 14 'lr ,B G 1 -0 .fi :fs '-- X i yay' X A 11 r f FAQ' A Aw A fgbvy I ' P ' 1' . V. X, f ,f . ,1 ki 'A , A 2' A fi I E ' it 6, uf, AX' . eq Q lf IA. ff, ie r ,f ' I. rf A js I' g, - E 5 f . A I Av' . ' R rw' ff . 1 , . C5 I lr I '. J ,, I fy A 1- f ,y A 'xx ' , I f P. f ix K' til, x I X, 5 . ,ww y :S .t Q , jg ir Ui' A A A V, A' tif , ' 'YJ W ' A F ' w V R 1 ss 2 -- R :rf lf N we - hi . . ' . - . - y My - - 1' p . . I . 1 Q ,t ,f VV' X ' :Y K I 5 , l X :F A At . A ' l A jA 'Sql 1 if' qi uf? , Kev 1,:,As , AA A A f L ! ffl r, X' ' L, 1' 5' l v f ml. . l LT oumofo, Mlvolfo ' www 1 fll. Reserved Mlyak hkes f cook. ond sew S p ns oo homemaker eday HA 1, Boost 1 1 av ony hon s to one e hordw mg tootbol bos l ond troc ogers doxucdily arnes o l musnc ond e flner ortsl Better Eng Comm 4 Football lMgrl 3 4 Basketball lMgrl 4 Track lMgrl 3 PACLEB LUCITA Kopouo o O 5 the femmes O OS ODE e ncvent typusts for 6 O Ka Welo 3 4 Ke Kuhlcu 4 ll Cr Scroll 4 F HA A3 GleCb Bosterl 2 3 3 PACHECO ELEANOR Nawllewlll A hord worklng co edltor of Ko Welo and o spuruted song leoder Eleanor took on oct we port nn mony school octnvttres She wos one of the sporkplugs of the sensor closs Aloha Comm 2 3 4 Awards Comm 4 Pub Comm ICMP K W Ia 3 IC Ke Kuhuou 4 Pep Rally Comm 3 lChrt 4 Songleadef 3 4 GAA 3 Gnrls League! FH A I Dramatlcs 3 4 Booster I 2 Quill fr Scroll 4 . q .fl .Sw ll, -fv- an fwf wolf' QQ K0 uwlfof T5 N? PW? Jwsal' PADILLA, YUPEMIA Huleia Studlous Pamela spends her tume crochetmg A good stu dent she osplres to become o nurse A B r PALER MODESTO Moloaa Fun lowng Modesto spends hls pore tame ployung hl uke ond Qurtor or tlshlng ond swtmmung Hts ornbutuon IS to be o rnechonlc Hmrm Mgr l Band 4 RAGASA ALFREDO Puhl Frlendly ond govlol Alfredo lS o teachers delrqht I future plans melude O COI lege career FFA l Ballot Comm 3 Ticket Sales Comm 4 RAMIQCAL VIRGLNIA Lihue Thus toll,cznd slim r'f1OldU'l .5 noted, for her nechness She s one ol our osplfms tlstsx A lbs 'VN 'mf gpm-wr Q... 2 gg f CZ: '-ir? ,115 -lb 6, ,gn- ' A f-0 its-V QQ! If 'UN I f Lf SANTOS, CONSTANCIA Koloa Small and lo c di- ligent fun ing, this demur . etty c e to us fro e Phili pines as a fresh an and pl ns to re- turn to r ho I d- to continue h r ion. F.H.A. ly C uri Clerk 45 Booster I, 2, 3, 4. sAN'ros, JOHN ' Lowoi Q This curly hcired'fIod of Portuguese-Japanese descent is quiet and reserved. He plans to join the army ond see the world. 2. cflwriwf' Thelfwor mall and cute fit her rfectly, but don't t her ze fool you! She's gregorious personality omong friends. F.H.A. 'I, 2, 3, 4. S KI, TSUYOSHI Pu f but so dynamic, suyogzni iszgzotent on the seb l dia ond as well as the foo I field. K 1, 45 Busfboll 2, SATO VIVIAN Nowlllwlll Desplte her angeluc looks Vlvuan can turn Into a hll arvous funster Her dream IS to become a private secre tory Booster Clubl 2 3 4 SAY t an argu you start one nutlve Sun Kow nghlly lad seems to h an answer for every Booster Clubl 2 3 4 SCHUMACHER ROSE Llllue Vwacnous Rosuta the spnrnt of K H S as another of our mspnrlng song leaders She ns a rare comblnatnon f beauty personality and wut S Council 2 3 4 Awors Comm 4 Aloha Comm lCllrl 4 Pep Rally Comm 3 4 o Wela 4 Ke Kuhlou 4 JPO I 2 3 4 Songleo er GAA 3 Dromohcs 3 Quill Ir S oll 4 FHA I Booster I 1Vl:e Presl 2 SHANNON HANNAH Polpu Gregarious Honey Ke Kuhi- au co-editor was a busy woman-about-the-campus. She plans to enter a trade school. Aloha Comm. 3 4' Ko Welo 4' Ke Kuhiou lCo-ed.l 4' Better En . Comm. 3' f.N.A. lVice- P es.l I lTerr. Treos.l 2' Glee u 2 3' Dromolics 3 ' Booster I 2 3 4' Quill Cr Scroll 4' Sl. Council 4. SHINSEKI PAUL Worluo Thls happy go lucky fellow kendled the spark of good spants un hls classmates wlth hrs unlnmuted supply of jokes Hmrm Mgr 1 SHOH0 ANN Lowa: Sweet Ann plans to became secretary Hardworknng and persistent her efforts wall be rewarded someday Bollof Comm 4 Campus Comm 4 FHA I Boosler2 4 e Club 3 SILVA. NOR A. Koloheo My Hula dancmg as Norma 5 favorlte astlme She was one of the effluent drama Arcs close dlrectors A , sler l Dromohcs 3 4 SMITH RAY Koloa Asude from being the sports edltor of both the Ke Ku- hlau and Ka Welo Ray proved to be a capable lead- er and scholar. Journallsm holds has Interest, Sl. Council 1 4' Better Eng. Comm. lChr. 4' Pub. Comm. 4' Ko Welo 3 lSporls d. 4' Ke Kuhiou Sports Ed.l 4' . .S. 1Treos.r 4' Qui Scroll 4' Mmrm. Mgr. 2. I s N, :. ,V , ,rs , V. 7 X . A ,, Q 'W Q sou MA n o u y This cor o f if wanps t ke, urslng hef' orgerlv er fWl f vonte oo D1 Glee C 3 4 brotha 654 1 ooster 4 X lf, 1 o Alice Lmlkllx md Ill x N Wd r goes on he! wwf r ndeh ol 'twm I He ofter duotlbn ohs un of N ge educ h D matics 4 t I I lf ,ff 0 EHIR Y Joyce er sulky Xb ock ' resjes sctfool Wim stole t gf R e es o Lorif ,if p r s oft roduotm in 4 ub Comm J 6 urls Leogu 3 Ko Wclo atics 3 F , ffm ' 7' T B: snap 0 or oth N erergg Shel: Q rmony 5 ww S rj evoteespg booster core l if loos dl iff wwwfm M TABUCHI DOROTHY Koloa ren ns go e ofa? moral t ro Reodl as her hobby s Leoguel FHA I 3 Bosterl 23 4 TAGUMA VICTOR Koloheo Heres 9x typuc I teen oger who ddtejts h work Vac tor IS olwoysgt center of fun omong hns frnends Booster Cluhl 2 3 4 TAKAI SA Xlio Annhoeqxy Y Sod o is o bund of charm A gala rlyrnrzse o SCKOOIA n les kep er o me foundxktuihe t eep .eh her ltuobby of s dtng 0, S! ukcll 3 m r Gm, Lau 1x Booster I 1 TAKAMOTO JAMES Koloheo KH6tK collmg CQ ore words frequently used by rodnomon James He ns de terrnuned to study commu mcotuons engmeenng V And Z 3 4 Booster! 2 TAKAMOTO JUNE Kolaheo lntroduclng the effncnent p esldent of the Gtr s League' As a leader June proved to be very capable A stef I Girls League 4 TAKEMOTO Al KO Koloa C 'With l'1C!SLO yen for c ectmg gmpshots eases everyone wnth sweet pepqlrlghtf if FHA 1 3 4 Boos r 4 Glee Club 2 3 TAMURA AKIKO Lnhue Our o :ef ofpolace de serv ffguch pronse for the e Sfency or the law en forcers of Kaual Hugh School As a commercvo1 student Alvfo ns rated as one of the dot 0 3 lCo :hue mnn Mgr 3 4 A Booster I 2 3 4 TAMURA CHARLES K WJ nfO er Charlle e if lxgplme n Fishing Xxgup s pore time a thoug ream ns to tour the w Campus Comm 0 X5 2 9- 5 X fi .2 fi 3, 'WN ..--.4 7L4 YU' U 7 I in fl' 41 . 1' 67,4 at TAMURA BERT Hulelo Smile an heiwo d smiles t you to oberts motto dvd fme fob as chanrm of the assembly commutt a w I as on basebo varsrfy Bouetol Q R3 41 TANABE Anaholo ls our senno dent w O Y Au This :seal 3' Vis Btlolll 4 Clos Vice Pr 41 f TANAK N wnll i Gqoce 6 :cnently loss and tudent tary was t acaqemvcs S uso versqtde cm Se l f Banya N S' nec 454 ! '4-.4 1-4 NASA I lin no Mason? us not r of N' s good zltlz 'r I par s f eng 'NI' 27, 7 -NL TAWATA KAZU Kolaheo This quiet lad takes a liking to outdoor sports fishing b in has specialty H diligent student Booster Club I 2 3 4 TEALL DIOHNE Polpu Loquacious and fruen ly Diohne came to us in her junior year from Geneva Hugh She hopes to become a great commercial artist someday Ke Kuhiau 4Art Edl 4 Booster 3 4 Dramuncs 3 TELLES LORRAI NE Ahulum Besides being othletnc mind d Lorraine is a talented ukulele player She intends to become a physical educo tion teacher A 2 Glen Club 2, 3 4, Booster I, Z, , TENGAN, MASAKO Lowai One o our loyal boosters wosx soko, who could be seen t every football gorne. Re ih I bod co responding J , ie Sn oqrupy rxspare ovnents FLHQX. lg Booster tj.,x2, 3, 4. 1 fx ,lv lf x J t x i I ' 1 '15 Vol!-4' an- fx .J ...N 'Q ,X ii it 'Qu-av xl-M..-I Lf 1 fl' Ts ' 'D .5 -'dr l TERUI WALLACE Koloa A quiet and industrious stu dent is Wallace Being o J PO he helped keep law and order in the school O 4 Bosterl 2 TEXEIRA WILLIAM Puln This curly haired mite of man all ot 5 feet 3 inches and l35 pounds was all star halfback all star third baseman ond sprint man oh the Red Raider varsity for four years Block K1 2 3 4 Footballl bull I ack I 2 3 TLUCZEK BERNICE Lowa: Bernice c good basketball center displayed her athle tic obiluty She was an ardent booster of all athletic func tions Pep Rally Comm I Cheerleader A A F H 2, Glee Club Z 3, 4, Booster 1 1 4 f Li ue ' . oli t is, hi ae. Cog pond- enc 'Jon hug collection of pictu es id t is girl in her one o bition, steno- Qfvphv- , F.H.A. I, 3, 5 Booster 2, 4. 1' IDA, H A ntxSs conve An- 1 TOKUNAGA RICHARD Lollue A long and prosperous lufe as Rlchard s one desure Thus husky volced lad has ex cellent smgmg abllnty osterl 2 3 4 TOMOTA SATORU Puhu A man of few words but of many deeds as Satoru Never adle o moment but thrnfty and thoughtful of others descnbes hum well Booster Cl b I 2 3 4 TSUBAKIHARA LAWRENCE Lowa: A dance bug Ti! lly fel low takes a llkung to ll the! joys of llfe He plans to coh-f trnue hrs educatxon l though he vs uncentonn of has future professvon Booster Club I 2 3 4 TSUKAMOTO BETTY Hon u u et uthern accent mak conversung wrth her very mterestmg A dengfof the an Wig ogrom thus Tic Soles Comm 4 Ko Welo Kuluou 4 Glrls League r , tVice Pnl I GAA 4, FHA I, 4, Booster I, 1. 3, 4 UYECHI ROBERT Lowa: Robert fascmoted has frlends wuth clever pokes and re marks Carefree ond fruend ly he has won the odmura tron of hrs classmates Bposter Clubl 2 3 4 UYENO TOKIO Lihue Sports and gurls are Insted fsrst on Tokuo s lust of hob bles He rs very frtendly and can often be seen wnth the Rnce Camp gang Boxketboll z 3 4 VILLACORTA YONILLA Nlumolu Where there s nonse and more nolse there y u wall fund our gregaruous Ka Welo so cvety edltor who rs usually accompanned by her nnsep arable fraend Hudeko She hopes to become a dress de sugner Pub Comm 4 Ko Welo tSoe v4 FHAlBoosto11 WAKAYAMA JACK Hulelo Much credat vs gnven to Jack for doung on excellent rob as head Ke Kuhsau photo grapher He claums roduo to be hzs fovorute hobby sndes photography Ke Kuluou 3, 4, Booster , , 3, 4, Quill 6 Scroll 4 'y f' A X X . Q J I 3 'U I I It Ll Q - ' ' .nqff M ' - Y-9 f ' '11 .-fa-h ill' f I A , -, ' . l it - ' 1 - tho bies is col- ' . D r e t , ' fn' 3, 4. ffl' , - r' 'Z' ff 'ill gl f Q1 ' I ai, ix .- I ,L 'wx pn. pr' Lihuf ,' 1 X T ' tgrilliant Scholar - s c -editor of the Ka '7 I- fond enior c f secretaryi 1 1BeinQ ' . . .x uring her-'L xlpigh sch. ye kept he Z . ' dune busy. ff 9 I Class See.zQ hh. Comm. , 4, , St. Cou 'lg Ku ,W .3 J lCo- Ke Kuluiau 1. li -2- 13 f 'Muir' 'Qu if F,-1 f'x .K I, WAT lChrll 1C rl 3 ,f X r LD. o I y mor as a vous t nkl in his e 1 yoff em f fc v rs oster Z Q .Q ati' vig., . 'Pi ., 11, img Q ' 1 'S-43 yn, ATZRI, on RT lf, .'A 1 X, uueo ',, 'Q . 5 . ' s hggdtinniiigi I f ,fe our t - 6 men in t gridir -X IQ A light. -Rob t's ssuming' ,' Q ways have was h monyf ,k iz ,Track '2,3,4, . if ,.i v ,,'x. 1' S 'O' ,Ji 1? pf LA-1 4' ?' -V! 7' i s i. lf f l A1 - yi f Ui- .ff if 0, w 1 Q 1 t P 'Q Y ig, I P ich 4 A WEST, ROXANA Nowiliwili Musically minded is our ef- ficient Booster Club presi- dent. Congeniality tops the list of everything nice that goes to make Roxy a pOp- ular campus figure. 3, Aloha Comm. 3, Anna 2, 3, 1St. 4 Band 3, 4: F.H.A. li 1, 2, 3, 1Pres.i 4i Bond .W ,il 'Aff 3, ks f X YADAO, ESMENIA Kiloueo Esmenia chooses hairdressing as a future vocation. Her exquisite hairdos are a good indication of her ability in this field. St. Counzil lg Girls' League 2: F.H.A. I, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4. l YAD , HELWj 7 Wai , X-L y Hel n ho take fu mod ng a career. if gen e mo rs hav 'ac- quire er y ,fri ds. St neil 1 Hmr f.. Mgr. 2, il' L gue 2 45 F.l'l.A. Bo ste I, 2, 3, 4. YAMIK RT Kolw f Curt's ii? ie an as- sumin ad. g industri- ous, ' rated as one of our ' e students. Boost Club I, 1, 3, 4. ll bl YAMAGUCHI HARRY! Lowol H :ry speorheod?,,t E our nt 47:16 tboll s uod os EO'coptorn hon n oofthe gndrron D349 Yhrs tnme to bas 3 4 Football 3 Basketball 3 YAMANAKA HARRY Hulelo Horry takes on Interest rn ort wrth the hope of be coming Q great ortlst some day Qunet ond reserved h rs cz dllrgent student Booster Club l 2 3 4 YAMANAKA Q Hulero Thus slum frlendl I on any s blect rn g to worl hrso e dvd o fune po tero mem ber of cket sal com mittee 1 lt ls234Vrs 3 KT y YAMAMOT BERTHA Lrhoo jg? smoot corppl ought comp ment be secre ary 1 r arde t om bltro Al3lot n'9'3 ' X fag x 'vm 'aff ,IN 47' axle-f 5,,,1f2'6 ff' 'Y lf A X' ,H wwf YAMAMOT0 KAZUO Lrhue Thus ombmous lod hos but one desrre to leod o quaet on prosperous home Irfe ln t future He as qunte o fisher an besrdes berng o smomgfdqhier FJAIYI YAMAMOTO RAMON Anoholo Possessnng oll the quolutues of o good sportsmen Ramon as very popular both as 0 grrdaron hero ond a boy wxth o cheerful drsposutron Block K 2 3 4 Football 1 3 Track 2 3 4 FFA 4V !u,,,K!?xf1-,Irma ,f A YAMAUCHI SUMAKO Koloheo t os of the t semo S f be counte p rm any K2-5 YASAKA TSUKIKO Koloa Sweet and ponsnderote Tsuku well by her coss motosl Ba ng mtellectuol she chooses tefochmg os her luture, vocotuon Prog Comm 4 St Councrl 4 Hmmm Mgr 4 Ko Kuhrau KBUS Mrl 4 FHA I Booster 3 ,LJ .f A A , -av' 'M' .Ir It . ' 1 A 5 ' , 1' . f Wllo e J aww Q' ' I. A V Q- A .Af A . bf 4 .' et . ' w B K ,ni .41 6 I ,. I .,,- I 9- . . . . I e I ' I I 4 ' , , , . 45 ',',:5 'ice fl. . . . I Z f M, go!! ' ' Aa ' y C1 .. . 4, , - from Hule 'ikes t deb? ' P .e O Y al fl 5 . 'H N . ' - ' If . 1. V - ' ' WJ' . B ' co' j T Iielxaoo ,,1'.Ald F' 'A 4' lf f 4 A H44 . I A f f Ai' B. I- I I Q4 4 Zi is liked A I n ' . hs er n :J , , , ' -V: Cr c e o . F-H- A. : Krrf.2.3,4- 4o.': : I I 1 J fx I 1 gf . U, I! '. ly L - - My 6 , fr X! A Xf Nos J if' 5 . I , a V l YOKOTAKE MARIAN Hanalel Maman IS o rore combuno hon of beauty ond broms A whuz ot chemustry thus oss hopes to become o so cnc worker Pub Comm 4 Ka Welo lNews Ed! 4 Dromahcs 3 FHA 1 YOSHIOKA GRACE Lihue It s hqrd to fund Groce wnth out o smale on her foie Luke ony other teenager she en joys the movies ond eotmg mndmght shocks A13 Gle Cub2 osferl 2 3 vw Us an 'VS For once Jo Lorry Betty and Conme enloy their work Sun Kow rates Notch' mth o snazzy semor class nng YOSHIOKA KAZUO Llhue Shy os he may seem Kazuo us qulte o pester He hOD9S to further hms educotuon and become on erwgmeer B seboll 2 3 Booster! 2 3 ZAIMA JAMES Honoles James ns so fnendly thot he has o coterue of fruends Any outdoor sport holds has nn terest B ester Club I Z 3 4 I-M nga SATORU HIJIRIDA Vice President up to date in teenage fads pleasing personality popular CONSTANCIA DACAY Secretary cheerful and friendly capable a whiz in Soanlsh ROBERT YOTSUDA Treasurer modest talented artist scholar par excellence Sept. 2, l9-49: Juniors at lastl No more stumbling around in doubt, no more timid, respectful glances at upperclassmen but ex- perienced and self-assured upperclassmen themselves. Eager and enthusiastic the class of 5l was ready to tackl their third year of high school with fine leaders Henry Mikasa president, Satoru Hijirida vice president Constancia Dacay secretary and Robert Yotsuda treas urer The juniors have contributed to the high scholastic standard of our alma mater with scholars like Barry Okuda Ethel Kodama Minnie Takunaga and Charles Uejo showing great promises in literary and oratorical work Taking active part in athletics were Howard Uyeno George Hashimoto Patrick Ellis Edwin Ahana Tomoki Uchiyama Tsugio Yamaguchi and Raymond Carvalho Following their ideal that work and play go hand in hand the juniors highlighted their year with their Fiesta junior prom class pafnic and class assembly Edited by their journalist Dorothy Shimizu and her assistants the junior edition of the Ka Welo O Kala was published with great efficiency and success These are future graduates of l9Sl ably advised by Mrs Agnes Clower and Mr Katashi Nose HENRY MIKASA President quietly efficient we liked tall and neatly groomed ri-' - V 1 I V D . . . V ,cj j . , v - - 1 1 1 I ' I I iv - , f'f+'w,H 1 1 1 ' I I I I - ' 11 - 11 - - ,I I V K -. ., , . 7 - . ' ' ' ' ' , . ,- .K . . - '15 ' ' V . . . . v .lzlfn K . L. 'l 1 .Zi at ' ' . no ' QQQJ L. - ,-. J CJ ,, C ' ,-: Y 1 , . X - i 2,14 . J 1 ii, xx, - - ' . - . . . - - , - , ,, V P' - V A - . - ,. ' I g ,W 41 . . t.. I ti ' . lf ,g - Q , ll f .lg ,W ., A. lx' ,r . N. 'xx A . Milan .. 'mei . .- 5 - I X . . Row I, left to right: J. Kanemoto, M. Tokunago, M. Hikiji, N. Fujii, K. Koharsu, T. lzawa, D. Yaka, J. Hirofa. Row 2: D. Shimizu, E. Miyake, D. Oi, M. A. Mizufani, K. Shigeta, M. Fukuda, R. Okutsu, V. Mayo. Row 3: P. Ellis, E. Wada, J. Lovell, M. Poriui, E. Castelo, M. Berales, G. Tosako, I. Ancheta. Row 4: N. Molina, W. Curammeng, W. Hayashi, H. Mikasa, C. Uejo, R. Maeda, B. Okuda, S. Hiiiridfl, Mr. Nose. F3 . A iii me J M fl ct. J wi gi Row I, left to right: M. U. Wong, A. Yokomoto, R. Fukushima, A. Marumoto, A. Waiari, E. Nakamo- to, E. Oda, D. Texeira, B. Rcpozo. Row 2: S. A. Gushiken, C. Riolo, B. Nishikowa, D. Suan, S Higuchi, C. Doi, D. Amoral, F. Milho, C. Yadao. Row 3: D. Miyokado, K. Yamancka, H. Kawaguchi B. Kuboyoma, M. Maeda, C. Bulosan, R. Gongob, D. Rabasa, A. Nakotsuka. Row 4: N. Okumura, M. West, A. Louis, A. Cacabelos, K. Yamauchi, S. Uentera, L. Morimoto, E. Ahona, S. Koerte Mr. Omori. , R. :hom E 1-r- 4 Q Row I, left to right: M. Horada, E. lwamoto, G. Fernandez, B. Yamamoto, J. Matsuura, D. Doi, S. Ogata, E. Okinaka. Row 2: J. Nogoo,'B. Espirito, J. Alegria, S. Hadamo, H. Yomosoki, R. Tengan, C. Hirota, T. Oshimo, T. Oishi. Row 3: H. Minotoyo, W. Rapozo, F. Souza, J. Villopanio, A. Oshita, S. Uemura, S. Kurooko, A. Okamoto. Row 4: D. Ayala, M. Koide, R. Yotsuda, E. De Los Reyes, G. Hashimoto, R. Peohu, H. Uyeno, K. Muromofo, Miss Hcpwood.- . Q, Q 1 f. fs 5. i X X 41 .iii - e ini' ' v - . .Ri-'lf' ,l, left to right: R. Solpdago, C. Marquez, H. Matsumoto, E. Fujii, D. A, Foster, Ywlshii, B. 4 ', ' ,iS W'Y!Qf0, E-KOdOfli0,'.'Row,2:,J,,DeJo Crue, KL Naitb,v'eW.' .Yosl1gn'ura, S'.,KeaIol1c, -E. Waikiki, G, lto, gr, ' -f g ' -S. Yoshii, Ag.'Gomp6n,I .Raw 3':,,T. Higc, Hz Tom, C. Monqi, . Q'ulnOhesf'J. Kuriioko, G. Aliuno, 'ff ' I Kuriki, C1 Relocipn, Cosef fs' E' , ' I I -- ' , . S .qs C F i if s ,, umm ,uh L.. H f Sw Q fp, 1 . Eifffsyiiix 1, f ilffigezgg ni' 4' I f 3- 5 M. 'X - R - s pi, ,, fe if I K x .....,, X lx We guarantee no strikes when these iuniors take the govern- Judging by the looks on the faces at the connoiseurs of ment over. They're wise about labor and management. beauty, Harriet's o cinch for the Miss Teen Queen title. 1 X755 wb. K A A 1 .E . ,-Jyfl i , L! 'V X! 'J , q I M7 , vf' . Y, 'gm Q I ri M... Q Q ,V Empty plates, smiling faces mean one thing only-a good Minnie, where's he sitting? ls he looking? Poor little freshie party at Christmas time for Mrs. Clawer's jolly junior home- Masoo can't understand the ways of the iunior gals. room. X ,qi iv' fo fc N? 9? f fg 177' .,' 1 'Qs ,. ., f., 3 1 A ' U ' V. - ' ' v P? I . : ' J Iris.. D 'Q ' I ,A is f i if t 5 , 6 4 1 I L1 Q' M an f it ' V Z' '4 ,. l - 1. .- . , -5 ' I r 'A s I . wt,. NA0Y a S 1 ' , K t '4 4-A t J-xx K i Row l, left to right: R. Golozo, J. Iida, G. Rapoza, H. Molbos, E. Camaro, M. Nunes, M. Arnbrocio, F. Miyoshi. E. Tsukoyamo. Row 2: H. Tamuro, H- Hamuro, T. Uchiyomo, M. lsobe, D. Shimokawo, F. Lopes, C. Gallardo, G. Nakao. Row 3: C. Shiraki, S. Tsuchiyama, F. Morris, J. Mofoyama, T. Tamuro, H. Sasaki, Y. Kuriharo, H. Kanenako. Row 4: G. Poscua, H. Abreu, E. Tabofonda, A. Cacatian, V. Medeiros, E. Nishikawa, R. Carvalho, J, Pasodavo, Mrs. Clower. uachfz ceased if K I' ,V i W ii. ' W , I' , l . '., LX . 5. A x 'L 4 r'- .. Mi,-L... Li Methinks l hear o little cuckoo, chirps Betty Ann, and the Smokey inquires, May I have this dance? and Jean replies, cuckoo is liable to be anyone on stage! obviously with a cold shoulder! nfs' 'itil i K, 'TN l A C 1 7 'pref-1:v A .. Time out for a fresh up-then Charles, Thomas and Henry Hungry juniors at o Teen-Age Book Clublest gather 'round head back to the dance floor for another round. the food table. Edwin seems a bit apprehensive over the gals' big helpings. Qi A 1 - 4 .emi ' Q lg I 3 CRALINA PADILLA Vice President , . . intelligent diligent worker . . . petite. SUMIKO IHA Secretary . . . pleasing personality . . glwgyg willing to help. RICHARD TAO artistic 00140764 Not yet thoroughly familiar with the life and routine of Kauai High, but ready and willing to learn, the sophomores began a new year of responsibilities and experience last fall. Starting the year off with a bang they chose as their class officers, president, Henry Ku- ba, vice-president, Cralina Padilla, secretary, Sumiko lha, and treasurer, Richard Tao. Biology, geometry, and typing were a part of their studies and true to traditions they earned the name Sufferin' Sophsf' They contributed outstanding scholars and athletes who put the class of '52 in the limelight. A few of those academically inclined were Lou Eckart, Yoshino Higa, Norma Shiraki, and Isamu Uenten. On the gridiron, Edward Kato, Henry Kuba, Akito Ogoshi, Simeon Agao, and Glenn Yagi- hara displayed their talents as rugged and promising athletes. Concluding the year's activities was the sophomore dance under the chairmanship of Helen Fukumoto. A little older and perhaps more cultured, the eager sophomores look forward tothe coming year. HENRY KUBA President . . . friendly . . . good football player . . , reliable. Qi l I gb -1 , gl 5, KF gf ' s if T N A X 9' ,I .Wa N' Treasurer . . . studious . . . quiet and Q MN' XJ :ZW ' ' ' ,.:. s A ' . T I , -.f., .v,,. ,-,i . :-' ur ., N., M 7 Row I left to right M. Yamaguchi, B. Viernes, J. Rivera J Deia Cruz C Gonsales K Hirofa V A Galos R Asuncion Row 2: F. Kuaron, L. Lauas, C. Rapoza L Muraoka J Louis J Manantan L Kolo L Hewlett H Ayabe. Row 3: L. Rosa, C. Hostallero M Delopina C Apor F Soares R Pa L Yasaka M Arokaki, D. Aquino. Row 4: Mrs. Lillie H Muraoka A Baxa R Yamauchi P lzawo H Sato H Uyeno R Nishita, E. Shinagawo, I. Sukisoki Row I, left to right: J. Doi, B V. Nunez. Row 2: L. Baptiste Matsunaga, E. Romiscol. Row 3 Nagano, N. Yokoto, K. Hashimoto J. Tactoy, J. Bertrand, J. Brown R f adn r id ,.!'A'- I .V Q' , Q, , . i s V? -I Q I jr- I ei. J-If . ' Q 1 . . 4 . 4 f J 4'c': J -F l 'Jw K L x Row I lah to right C. King, H. Tomita, A. Konja, Kawamura M Haitsuka E Hashimoto J Cocotlan F Harada Row 2: N. Lung, G. Nishirnuro, L Matsuda V Kinney A Nakashima Row 3 H Tckenako G Hirono, S. Hirooka, R. Hoshide, G Morimoto C Souza Row 4 D Brum D MHIQB. Ls Motsushima D. Perreira, R. Hiraoka, Mrs. Thus 1 X Q Rv- 52 fn... Jw 6' 1 552' ', '-'14 ws., x lr fl SCN' ' f 'QT ' ' . XX Row I, left to right: T. Dana, J. Crespo, R. Delos, S, Lai, T. Kaneshiro, H. Fukumoto, M. Yoshimori, D. L. Napoleon. Row 2: A. Ferriera, A. Ogoshi, L. Salvador, C. Bgrgayo, C. Rabasa, C. Ramos, M. Macaroeg, F. Yoshii. Row 3: Mrs. Mont, H. Kobe, D. Shimabukuro, J. Ponui, A. Fabroo, A. Matsu- waki, D. Labogen, G. Yagihara. A0 9 - w .,L' y A .T -0 .. f ' fl-ns ff ,' 4 .I '. 3 .V fi' Y J L. 1 ,...., ' , ' ., ' I lflffgiig- 'Hg' A, , .mg ff ' 'r' gf 'jr 1 H , Q' . rs- .E , ' . , s X I -o . . f f ': - J . 1 .. '. .Q ' . , , 3 T, 7' . ii ' J' j vt ,- n J i u 4. X ,I 4 5' R gtk Y: 'i I., r 5 Xs,.',f 'I 121 '53 . .1, . 1 gisif :J X s ' X A A ,NYC -f A fl V f' . XX .f ' f X I Row l, left to right: S. Yoshishige, H. Haraguchn, C. Rosario, Y. Nakaa, W. Rosa, D. Yolnotake, S. Ferreira, Raw 2: L. Kurisu, J, Bran, H. Karimoto, R. Estocio, E. Nakamura, J. Mayaji, J. Gdmpon. Row 3: H. Jim, J. Poyo, D. Perlas, M. Bergonia, S. Paler, I. Ueunten, M, Ebalaroza. Row 4: S, Corrales, G. Nelson, R. ltamuro, A. Sasan, S. Matsumoto, A. Gerado, Mr. Suzuif 3 ,J -p .2 ig Row I, left to light: N. Matsuzaki, D. Lorgusa, A. Mandap, S. Miyahara, T. Dacay, L. Kiilou, A. Yoshioka. Row 2: L. lwamoto, H. Choy, P. Kurayuki, Yamaguchi, N. Kanemoto, H. Mako, L. Azeka, M. Vilche. Row 3: V. Romua, C. Tomura, A. Midrdno, D. Begay, D. Kagehiro, M. Crespo, M. Jim, E. Koerfe. Row 4: G. Carmarillo, S. Agao, F. Saiki, K. Y. Chang, Af Erojo, P. Opulauoho, D. ' Suenaga, ,Mr. Miwa. C V , l '4 , ifiliq Nh, Q , AR. Q V 1 ROW I, left to right. B. Stender, N. Shiroki, S. Tokeuqhl, S. lha, C. Padilla, B. Hikiji, Y. Miyosato, B, Kimura. Raw 2: L., Eckart, A. Sasaki, B. Fujii, Yflrliga, D. Maxsuki,,HrOhama, J. Taknmato'jiK. Sara? . Row 3:1M,.kTeall, N. YOITlGl'l'lQf0, Cf,Kur1jyuki.,,1'A. Oishi, J. Ropozur-K.,lQQpishi,l Qostign- Roiyili ,C. 'Tdnabe, W.fAkimoto, Todo, E.':Kondo, D, Takald, 'K, Lp, vD.',WQdd, Miss Fifiiitaf.-' in '- Mug' 6 --5 .,.,-J f A ,gil . , M..-' .,,,4, f ' :Ja Ivy. , ' f' X5 ' ri Nb... r J 6 Sceaea 415701 All those calories mean extra pounds for Edith, Aileen, Karen Are they really working or did those sophs just pose for good and Jane. Mr. Kurasaki, take note! ole cleanup time every Friday afternoon? A W Y.: -4..f's 1 Thou well-mannered Christmas merry makers had no time Hustling sophs Robert, George, and Norman keep the fish for the photographer. The food was the thing! pond spotless in the main building quadrangle. re ui ,,. 4 'Q' 'S 1 , ,YJ :xi iw' n QW J ,ff-1 Enthusiastic but yet fearful of an entirely new venture, a class of wary-eyed newcomers embarked on their high school career last fall, Within a few weeks being well rid of their diffidence by now, they commenced business with the election of their officers: James Kobayashi president Allen Watanabe vice president Charleen Kikugawa secretary and Amy Arakaki treasurer They soon made themselves evident reveal ing promising students like Catherine Higa Kikue lkehara Elsie Hikiii Herbert lsoda and Gordon Peterson Standouts like Elden Tanaka and Henry Ko ga proved invaluable assets to the athletic department ln girls athletics there were those who qualified for membership in the G A A They played volleyball soccer and basketball dur ina their lunch periods The freshman class advisors this year were Mrs Ruth Ching and Mr Kaname Kataoka who together with the students succeeded in making this an enjoyable freshman year JAMES KOBAYASHI President a promising scholar 3 winsome dvnamic unassuming If-4,'+f' 'A ALLEN WATANABE always striving for the best sports enthusiast Vice President lanky shy but M if. CHARLEEN KIKUGAWA A Secretary charming wisdom Treasurer studious pleasing personality behind a girlish giggle AMY ARAKAKI wittv concientious and loauacious slender L? hr rbi- ' , 1 , - ' Q A ' , Q , . l . A I . .. ... I I I tj' I I I I ': I. H . l 5 - . - . - 1 V D I I I . l . , I uf .5 151 Isla. I lf ' - .Ji -.. 'uv 1 J' ' Ax ' A . .. gg 1,3 L.. -,S X4 . , , V . f 4 , sk, I 'YY J' I 2 1 , lzlz ' Y T jj z ,Zt 7 . r y J' A . , i. N K, . My 'Fifi - R , i ' . Y , S ,N , . Q., ' ' . ' wi ' , 1. .-Ai x J K ri? if., :M '-x W 7 N . if A of frfaf- J' 'Q' P4.E: ?1:Tr1Mf'F f' nl ' A - Bias, GA 9 ' ffgif-1 '-'.TQ.f mb' 4 1 - I n r'---J Row I, left to right: A, Nishihara, S. Watanabe, J. Bromeo, H. Kuniyuki, E. Hiraoka, E. Nakagawa, S. Omori, J. Gokan. Row 2: D. Kanenaka, B. Mikasa, M. Lung, J. Shinagawa, A. Arakaki, C. Kusaka, E. Matsumoto, K. Nakakura, R. Kawamoto. Row 3: A, Smitn, G. Teall, H. Yaka, A. Labrador, R. Banua, P. Matsuo, P. Sawado, K. Yasuda, R. Vidinha. Row 4: J. Marugami, R. Ahona, J. Rente, M. Mayo, A. Halemanu, A. Watanabe, G. Cooke, K. Kohatsu, R. Nakamura, Mrs. Deschwanden. A I '-ff i ' 'Ev 1 Q .. . Q.. f as R xii' J' h A . iv 74 N, k 2 Row I, left to right: F. Lai, H. Tawata, A. Funada, M. Katsuki, C. Dacay, B. Uyeno S Uchiyama Row 2: J. Epe, P. Heresa, M. Kuewa, G. Saladaga, J. Saito, M. Souza, B. Souza, S. Otani E Gerardo Row 3: V. Talbo, J. Amarozo, D. Ferreira, A. Kurasaki, A. Manoi, G. Nii, K. Ikehara, E Kinney Miss Tanimoto. r , E5 Q .Qt F' ev yr X , .' jx JSR' amrilgg' 32351. 'Ko X, G Row I, left to right: S. Koerte, C. Manandik, M. Rapozo, H. Wotada, T. Marumoto, C. Kikugawa, H. Nakamura, I. Quinones, D. Pundyke. Row 2: S. K. Say, C. Sasaki, T. Hiramoto, S. Yamaguchi, S. Ishida, J. Sukisaki, W. Yokota, A. Koide, M. Worthington. Row 3: M. .Tabuso, W. Pascua, J. Miyashiro, R. Hamamura, H. Tobia, T. Uenten, M. Pacleb, M. Yamamoto, R. Matsukii Row 4: H. Koga, M. Na- katsuka, ,S. Oana, G. Peterson, E. Tanaka,'S.'lsoda, E. Abreu, Mr. Kataoka. N .. Y' '- Row I, left to right: P. Louis, M. Yomouchi, G. Mofias, L. Santos, H. Taguma, N. Oi, D. Perreiro. Row 2: L. Reis, T. Higa, E.'Louis, C. Ariola, E. Aceron, M. Berales, H. Tabogen. Raw 3: ,V. Sa, H. Broun, D5 Ishida, G. lbe, RqMiike, C. Pa, F. Dizol, T. Hiiranaka. R9w.,Q:, W. Brede, G. Fujimofo, A. T9ll9S, G. Ayala, D. Kaamoana, R.. Agosto, Iwamoto, 'A. Riola, Mr. Hail. ' IFE if w 3 Row l, left to right: E. Shimabukuro, J. Kobayashi, P. Akimofo, D. Foster,,R. Takamoto, F. Yoshishige, R. Navarro, D. Honjiyo, J. Rabasa. Row 2: D. Cohtrades, C. Koyanagi, E. Padin, M, Fernandes, M. Ahana, B. Alimboyoguen, M.,Botes, T. Christopher, W. Carilig. Row 3: Mr. Ono, JB. Cadauos, R..Fujito, J. Espirito, C. lsobe, N. Kimokeo, D. Yorfeji. ' ' ' ' ' X . Y X 'Q eel.- . Q1 L. -'77 Row l, left to right: D. Souza, C. Lai, R. Galapin, D. Tamara, S. J. Pacheco, L. Viveiros, J. Tamura, S. Doi. Row 2: E. Nokogawa, L. Oda,-J,f.TaIbo,'. M. 'lTaI5el'nofo,- A..Matsuse, A, lhqrq, Sag1ekone,.,H. Kinoshita, V. Palaricio. Row 3: Mrs. Chirwg, H. Vil,ldpl1eynj UE? 'Tr0che,,.D..EscalanlE,fJ.4 Uehima, R. A 'Sugimuro, D. Yotsudo,',A.-,Maghapoy. Roi: 4:,E,'CarxaIes, A. Bacarro, CQ An1cheta,,Cg Yadno, J. Rosary, D. Muraoka, F. Suan, G.-'Braun MiQslrig: J,5Gerarao, F'. Kdelexkumb,- R? Higashi, S. Okinqkcfx. I 1 - ff . i if A . .K M X . . x ggfihfi-if f ip,31 f, f 1. - xv, .4 s ,' 'Ne' b , 'iv Row l, left ta right: E. Uemurci, J. Kuriki, D. Villocorta, J. Tonabe, H. Lopes, R. Mercado, A, Mocorog, A. Hereso. Raw 2: E. Maruto, N. Funoku, T. Yamada, E. Shoho, F. Nishikowo, R. Wood, V. Moshito, S. Okomofo, H. Morimoro, E. Ijlikiji. Row 3: B. Amorol, G. Gampon, M. Bergonia, A. Perreiro, M. Gonsolves, C. Camaro, C. Higo, J. Moritsugu, E. Arcshiro. Row 4: V. Duvouchelle, M. Ponui, V. Nelmido, R. Estocio, M.' Kaliloo, B. Jerves, F. Kawomoto, L. Kunioko, N. Golozo, Miss Schoid. Presenting the freshman thespians! Lillian, Esther, Dorothy, Ethel, Rosemary and Marilyn dramatixe A Typical American Family. ' as 66064 Q H S One, two, three, four. Gosh, it seems like Ernest is having a pretty rough time. Looks like a cinch for Dan. 1-gt . M 'V We 1 -35, , if h n ,y . i . AJ. . ' . 2 - x ,X-IA, Kwsarsy .Qv:,f.Qk g . -y Wm I V A little dinner music, please! Alfredo and Albert munch on A kimona for the frosh family unit. Ncte the bright colors sandwiches and salad while traubadour lhara plunks out a and, oh yes, the model, too . . . More freshmen exhibits. tune . . . Poor, self conscious Sylvia Koerte! Martha and Nick, Dan, and Mervin get o few pointers from Pedro, while Josephine seem to mind all the FHA initiation rags. V the girls pose proudly before their colorful collection. t 'Ewa uk 2 The faculty goes all out durmg Aloha Week Coconut Wlllae Armstrong Tu tu e Murashlge Auntie Plnau Hopwood and Auntue Kolohu Mant Hey gurls' Latest Pans creatnons well latest New York creatlons oh all rlght Slmpllclty Patterns up to date designs stralght from Who needs tractors to clear land? Why with this hard work mg gang the FFA wall have Its new held cleaned m no tlme W ckaed 5' f f . V giglfyiv, F? he ,. f f Q A toy tram? shrlek Margery Takako and Ruby Looks like father lWarrenl IS goung through hrs second childhood In A Home tor Chnstmos las, Wweqw K' in-fins-v-' '- sm V331 up Mr Yamamoto keeps his eye on those sensors Theres doubt those tables and trays would look very mce ln someone s hvlng room 2541 '- '22 'B+ S -s 'Lg .oe 'fl'iA ll ,we we fa 15- s Keep cool Mr Tom' Learning to drlve a huge tractor Isnt a cinch tor a lreshle Glve Guppy time hell catch on 4' I - - I 5. esang-Mmm A t X U , M ' , ., ' w f ' .,, W ' ee 5 A 4 f r W---' , ,ie 'r , ' ' W , , A , f x. - 1 I tg, v 1 H . . . . : I . - - ' I no 1 1 Q . ' ' I : , . I . 3, in ' t Q43 .f ' ' 4 355' ' , E1 :' ' A t 'ff . . If J , .m ta ,Nfl 'wg K 3, A 5 V 1 ' , -.i.,,,'+' ' .-,sh no 5- . .ug 'I A ea V ,vu-Q. ff A- x- sw we My e x s 4. 7 'X W pf.-5 -, U' - .Q 9' , A Ik iv Y K ,, , , 5 Q - H E N 'I L ' ' ' A A R' ex A ' ' Q. if , N .Q ly ,g A gn G X wr. ,N K X. ? y H.- .- - ... . 1, N, A 1 in n ,B ..V1-y-. ,r ,X W JT, V H f-F ,, v 5 as , ... ' .. X ,hlggnuj . . S, I W, ,U I 5. la: u . 2 ,ri 1 X . w ' ,veg bwr-,.:1, f A ' u .N ,era . , fi lti A 'Q 4 I ,r A f A 3 ,Lew y ge H K J V' ' , . . ' Q c c 1 s v ' l ll ' ll ' I LUMAH AI BEACH A gliltening trail of dark green oli1'ine.rJ intenfify the obhvcnre rnyftery of Lunzahai Beach. The pali dividing the beach in two wax once an infamoui den for bandit! who pounced on unwary pafferf-by, robbing and killing them. The bodiex were thrown into a deep pit in the black reef that Jpreadf below the pali, ThiJ hole into which many liifef were thrizft iJ today covered by the dark green yea, inhabited by Jharhf who frequent thix hole and claim it their borne, Queen ROSE SCHUMACHER, German - fapanefe - Hawaiian beauty, if a Jtrihing teftament to harrnoniolm racial auinzilation in Hawaii, a wonder to many a newcorner to the ixlandi. ,if , ...mx A k ,- In ,W7 .,, ,it tm I . V s L. if'-.1 H, ' is is . -if ' :J Q 1 . ' I M V1-. . .sg lf., tg ' h l ,' l ' ' ffm ,A , l X .N-, Q55 'Z 11.49 . capable 300 The student council was always up and ready whenever matters of the student body needed consideration. Representatives from each social studies class, minor and major office-holders, and chairmen of the various student body com- mittees were gathered to discuss the needs and general well being of the student body. The councillors acted upon committee re- pcrts and planned many activities of which the student body dance and nomination of May King and May Queen ranked as some cf the more important, A new voting system introduced by the Ballot Committee was ap- proved by the council and set up as the permanent voting procedure of Kauai High School. The executive council, consisted of the student body officers and four class presidents, met with the school principal and school counselor to draw up the agenda for each student council meeting. The new provisional court system presented to and approved by the majority was set up by this executive council. Student body and class officers of Waimea, Kapaa, and Kauai High School held an inter- school council meeting at Kauai High. Sug- gestions and problems concerning the gov- ernments of the three schools were exchanged. Evidence of the success of this enterprise was , , g the more efficient functioning of our student 'Y .body government this year. 3 M., in V , :Lf r ' 595'l 2? 4i'T il l5S't 'v'f'-i2'f'fsf--Q.. . . - ,. i -fax'-A f A JN !,.4. Q !ft,1 S'.,1- .f f'-MW, 'At A eff' x . 1 , 'J i 1, . , . . M y 1 i ' 1 l n. J F .QQl Y ' 1 A '43 .'5 'i ? '5f',Q 'ff -' I-!...4vQ, t ,X 2. sv,-an Q: af- Z fNki.t K, 4. ' - s . s s . ,. , f- AHN5- gf , Sw ilxavqi? insist ' -it F .46-1 -,..g?2. WV' f- gas in V, fn sf viii?-?.?i-.-s M. .5 'i rLzvg gif , 'r 5?-. ,A ,r M 3 . if M3,,.L.,:1r ., 1,.v,.. f - U .. ,wg . it-Leg, 'gee r W- if K Yi 11.4 . vt 'J 7- x ' 1- 5- 'H' 4 44. ai' 1 at : f V ' we-1+ .sr if-iz . -- 1- -f' Jlqx-1 .. 'sae .seigwigaliv-mbf figtf' .t f len. 0:-f:ef i:veswf'+- rx ff I ,ul V 1 - ' Q, .v.x.:o..L': sg-A 1 ..-Eff Ny-' 5 ,, .., 53 lf, vigfjg 9. : f:5f4,. fg 11 , ' ' . 'f it i . eu 9 1 ,f , -ww . 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A questlon on the floor seems t brmg all sorts of opmnons Roxy and Eleanor ore sotlsflecl but Conchlto and Horuo feel otllerwnse Pretentlous legnslotors ore above left to flglif C Docoy B Amorol A Arokokl C Kukugowa Second row A Moghonoy J Koboyoshn H Ohomo F Horodo Third row G Cornorlllo D Takckl G Ibe Below left to rlglat A Yokomoto E Tsu koyomo M Hnkugu L Souzo Second row H Hamono R Schumacher E Komen A Nsshlhoro Tlnrd row B Okuda A Okomoto N mir Ii .ft g 2 .f 5 'f 2 at 3 u ',,..1--ew- V stil.. 2 U .,f 5, M 2 X. J, fri' I 1 xg I ,pi , yt A .N . 5' N EDWARD HANKI Chief Justice . . . tall and well built a versatile athlete . . . a fun loving prankster. SAMUEL KAI Co-Chief-of-Police . . . persuasive a fine athlete . . . independent, though cooperative. AKIKO TAMURA Co-Chief-of-Police . . . proficient High. cheerful . . . an asset to Kauai eww . 1 f - . l 1 - fl ' f-. f..i: v -1, .x,,, . ' V i.'.'-Sdn . 'L' . ' ' ' -. - v , - 1, . ,-i-. . . M- -rf ' --a--A 4 H., x .Hy ' lf -,.,, - 1- ' '-, - 5 .. '. ', fi , H Vw '- 3.375 , Di,f ' '51 f4f.421n . . H Y . .. A . f,-y.f....L,h:, , L ,,,,,, A ifN,f2f'f5I,,35-55, ,2X:',,,,- P z-.aff laden! ?a!cce Piloted by Co-chiefs of Police, Akiko Tamura and Samuel Kai, the Junior Police officers of Kauai High School preserved law and order on the school campus. The squad this year stressed guidance instead of the arrest of offenders. Watching lunch lines, collecting lunch money, and checking for tickets and activity cards at games were other duties of this respected organization. Arrests were referred to the student court to be tried, This year, Kauai High School operated on a very modern school court system. Order, order in the court was often echoed by Chief Justice Edward Hanki. Jack Wakayama, prosecuting attorney, was fair and judicious, Capable Albert Nishihara showed wisdom as defense attorney. Minnie Tokunaga and Ccnstancia Santos worked industriously as clerks. With this proficient crew the apprehended were put to a fair trial before the jury consisting of Bar- bara Yamamoto, Stanley lsoda, David Wood, Alfredo Ragasa, and Clorinda Nagaoka. Through all its accomplishments the court had one ultimate goal-to teach students to become respon- sible American citizens. Row I, left to right: B. Kimura, E. Hiraoka, N. Fujii, H. Watada H Yamasaki, M. A. Mizutani, L. Matsuda. Row 2: R. Schumacher, A Ta mura, J. Watada, E. Shimabukuro, A. Matayoshi, A, Kama. Row 3 H Haraquchi, T. Hiranaka, K. Nakakura, W. Terui, S. Kubota, W. Yokota Row ai, M. Ahana, S. lsoda, C. Tgmuraa S. Funaku. ELEANOR PACHECO Co-Editor-in-Chief . . . reliable and ambitious . . . clever and garrulous . . . a gifted writer. a70eZa0f Deadline, the most dreaded word ever uttered by editors or advisor of the Ka Welo O Kala, the one assignment that never changed, the most respected word in the news- man's vocabulary. During the entire nine fu Quill and Scroll members meet and talk over club activities. They are, sented: left to right: Katherine Nakatsuji, Hannah Shannon, Lucita Pacleb, Joan Noito, Jane Watoda, Eleanor Pacheco, Standing: Rose Schu- macher, Yasuto Kaihara, Ray Smith, Jack Wokayama. Missing: Tsukiko Yasaka, Sadako Morioka. JANE WATADA Co-Editor-in-Chief . . . attractive and industrious . . . studious , . . a reg- ular chum . . . a paragon of efficiency. months of the year, Ka Welo reporters hound- ed every department for news and stories. They haunted the library, the shop, the office, the gym, in short, every corner of the campus was well covered in case something exciting came up. Along with the interesting job of collecting news stories, the staff worked on work sheets. They held class sessions weekly and dis- cussed all phases of journalism, from the car- toon to the editorial. They went through exchange papers as well as their own and talked over the good and bad points. The newswriting class was always buzzing with activity. checo and Jane Watada Other staff Wath all thus work and study the class stall found fume for a luttle fun The last Decem ber Issue of the paper was devoted to the The large staff was advlsed by Mrs Mary L Ile Co edntors ln chnef were Eleanor Pa I'T1el'T1 annual Chnstmas essay contest For ture of the same Issue they traveled Mahelona Hospltal to collect data on search all of whnch went to make a fea to the TB re up an Interesting edrtlon A little later In the year the class vusuted the local publlshung corn pames and watched the paper gomg to press They made excurslons to the other hzgh schools as well The staff was kept ID con stant contact wlth the Garden Island Kauan News and the Honolulu Star Bulletm news publishers bers were Sadako Moruoka buslness man oger Yasuto Kalhara Marian Yokotake news Cu tcrs Ray Smnth Alfredo Curammeng boys sports edntors Betty Tsukamoto gurls sport edutor Rose Schumacher socuety edltor Joan Nanto Luclta Pacleb typusts Irene Kame zawo Clorunda Nagaoka clrculatlon man ogers Helen Matsunaga Munnle Tokunaga exchange and fnle clerks Dorothy Shumlzu Shurley Ogata feature editors Hannah Shan non Katherlne Nakatsujl Vlctorla Mayo Joyce Sukehnra Masako Mlyasato and Emnly Wankvku reporters Busy staff members typmg and checknng page layouts are seated left to nght Marnan Yokotake Katherine Nakatsujn Yomlla Vrllacorta Helen Ma tsunaga Lucnta Pacleb Joyce Sukehlra Standing Alfredo Cu rammeng Shlrley Ogata Emily Wanknkn Irene Kamezawa 4019 The newshounds compnlmg last minute news brnefs are seated left to right Joan Nalto Do rothy Shumnzu Mlnnne Toku naga Betty Tsukamoto Vlckne Mayo Hannah Shannon Stand mg Sadako Morloka Rose Schumacher Clonnda Nagao ka Ray Smuth Yasuto Kanhara Co Edltor In Chief wnth full of udeas and popular KATHERINE NAKATSUIl 5 Co Edutor an Chuef fnavfdlydand consuderate a whuzz rn Spanish furst class honor student wh fe Kahne ex tw.- Q ibm js? RAY SMITH Sports Editor mce to know a teach er s delnght consclentuous 1 most lnkely to succeed A lon bestowed with the responsubuluty of produclng Ke Kuhnau l95O was challenged wuth a re nowned Ke Kuhlau career of tw o consecutnve years of recenvlng medalist honors They had much to llve up to they had much to look forward to lmpressed with n environment the staff chose for the annual theme, Kaual Beautnes Island scemc spots enhanced by Kauai beauty queens were fea tured on each sectuon page Throughout the book, layouts were planned to contaun a sug gestnon of the Hawanana atmosphere staff of novices an yearbook product nature s glfts to thenr vsla d -...,,Q'g Encouraged by a freedom from conventlon th e section edutors schemed extremely modern layouts with extenslve use of color Enthusuastnc lay out edutors thumbed through current publucatuons for Ideas on mo dern layouts Wuth the advent of each new deadline the staff was fortlfued wnth an In creasmg store of knowledge an yearbook pro ductlon Dummles and layouts, paste ups and write ups, captions and copies, photog raphy and typography became the dally vo cabulary of the staff To meet the fmancual needs of the annual, K K ll ll e uhuau laborers sponsored dramatnc V We , 1. 4 , Y . . 'fn' 'L 'V' 1 f: f-':,1 f' .1 X :hyd M 5 . ' H -5 N, amid: - .f.'j2-fx . . at 7 ,-'A. ,Mg - - a,,,,j 1 ,151 X ' , we ' with iff -' f , A , , 'i-I --lr.: ' pr. ' .' V A. sr, . ' ', f 1' ' g - I ' , ..'-' 'H '. f7f. '., 'aj' W . ' - 1 - . te- 1-,r,,,3.3n,,--, 4. , - Q ,Q ' :.z,u,,. H -. ' V +. A , .A-1.'.3n. ' ' V ' . nit 4 I ,...,v, Haifa, A1 g , , f U , , , -:V vga-. ,U Y f af-ul. Q Q f .v ty: - 1-f 1 R ,nw xx.: ,- , , Xa, - - I t '35 L -ns af? ., . , ' 34' n t ., f ot X I '. ,. W cw. , . - hy, av. J- X -2-.rv ,lk rn , . gs. . 'sq 1' . . 3 - V JKQZ5 V my up K A1.'b,I.f . . . .. , .,-, - Q- X - . . L ' g ' ff A .fl I A' Q l - - - VN: f .f A f B in 1 ' - - - - M V' ., ' rfmf: ' wk, A , ' , -' , 'lf X3 . V A N Q lm.-,, 4 , ' I ' . . 5 f 'Zami V ' 40' 3-- U, ' ' -, ,.,T1gf,k' 'V . . 1 , . . . 1 f Q'f'11i'z?,gi:?ET.- KK at ,N f- W . fs- 7 R -' ., - l I I - I I . . , . . . , , 1 - ' presentations given by Mrs. lzumoto and her students and conducted a sale of football and basketball photos. lncome from these sources helped balance the budget. To exchange ideas and promote good rela- tionship between both schools an excursion was made to Waimea, By torteiting week- ends and sparetime, the workers toiled to meet rigid deadlines, amidst the constant clacking of typewriters. Executing orders and auditing layouts with much efficiency were Hannah Shannon and Katherine Nakatsuji, co-editors-in-chief, Tsukiko Yasaka, business manager, Rose Schumacher, Betty Tsukamoto, Lucita Pacleb, Eleanor Pacheco, senior editors, Tsukiko Yo- '-st' 'fe i ..., ' ' ' 4. e,iu..j I N N if ,, :rw-vezf H., ,Q f..-,s,., .Z-,I . The senior and arrdercfassmen section staffs work layout variations, They are, longed: left to riglutzlucita Pac-f leb, Rosa Schumacher, Eleanor Pa- checo, Tsukika, jasaka, .Jean Kane- moto, Ellen Tsukoyama, '-Mary' 'Ann Mizutani, ,Betty Tsukamoto. QSM!!-' ing: Leah Ching, Sefsulw' Hadama, Jane Wotada. V ,- ,,,,g. x , . - 1' saka, Jane Watada, Jean Kanemoto, admin- istration editors, Mary Ann Mizutani, Ellen Tsukayama, Setsuko Hadama, underclassmen editors, Josephine Cabalagan, Bernice Medei- ros, organization editors, Leah Ching, literary editor, Ray Smith, sports editor, Yasuto Kai- hara, Masa Harada, Edith Miyake, activities editors, Diohne Teall, Mario Heresa, art edi- tors. Diligent and artistic Miss Minnie Fujita was our art advisor who gave our art editors in- valuable advice and aid. In charge of the photography were Jack Wakayama, Edwin Naito, and Edwin Nishikawa. Our deepest thanks go to Mr. Omori, advisor, for the inestimable help rendered. Edwin Naito. is I. ' , , r - Ji. sf f ..,.- SK' Q, ' ,, 'KJ ' ' S . .. 4 2 V --, , , fag, . L, Q is The makers of the book hustle to meet the first deadline. They are seated: left to right: Josephine Ca balagan, Masa Harada, Edith Miyake Mary Heresa, Diohne Teall. Standing Bernice Medeiros, Yasuto Kaihara Jack Wakayama, Edwin Nishikawa Row I, left to right: T. Kaneshiro, L. Kiilau, W. Carrillo S. Lai, T. Higa. Row 2: J. Espirito, T. Hiranaka, B Alimboyoguen, D. Honiiyo, R. Takomoto. Row 3: D lshida, M. Botes, R. Acosta, D. Brum, V. Sa. Row 4 M. Kokami, E. Fujimoto, E. Padin, D. Cantrades, J Alegria, C, Relacion, C. Manoi. Row 5: Mr. Hall, R Aranio, C. Koyanagi. Row l, left to right: D. Miller, R. Kinney, C. Los Banos M. Kaaumoana, M. Kaliloa. Row 2: H. Alu, C. Amaral V. Medeiros, F. Lopez, R. Estacio. Row 3: F. Bonilla, A. Marquez, H. Tam, V. Delapina, W. Chang. I game! Vainly produced sounds from the quonset hut were heard at the beginning of the school year. Gradually these nerve-wrecking screeches were transformed and combined to produce the steady flow of martial airs audi- tioned at our football games and at our pep rallies. Orchids go to Mr. Lyman Hall, the new band instructor, for his perserverance and untiring efforts to make the band an esteemed part of Kauai high. With the co-ordination of the musical abilities of the students and . ,-.-,VV L f'. !. ',f1. 1 if,-..x.s-1 L 4 L Ati , ,f,,,,V I 0. E.-1a,.1 ',..i:'f T . tx .. J,- ? f ff- 1 ':,rw,' Q., ,fj- Mr. Hall, a Spring Concert was planned for and carried out with great success. The band in a great surprise to the school launched the '49 Yuletide season with the rendition of a medley of Christmas carols at the Christmas assembly. Replenished with a supply of instruments the band completed the year with active par- gticipation and contribution to the school's activities of the year. ' - or' ml -..f-s..I :ff- 13. -' F 'I bfi to right F Funomura J. ,'sLUgf5ljrfhJfd?fL'LnyelI, R. Gonzales, J. J sacimatgjtw 2:'RQ,qUyechi, R. Hangu- fffkaffeengqmafziio, 'A. Labrador, c. ffP6s9Hq,..g1Nano. Rw 3: Y. Ishii, v. West, .C. Santos, B. Espi- ' 1' 'ritpik-NE fOgo!ihi, MrQ.Hall, M. Paler, fifgjiirata, H, -Todo, Rosa. gy-715' Row l, left to right: S. Matsushima, D, Yaka, F. Kalm- moto, C. Los Banos, F. Miyoshi, J, Takamoto, F, Ernoto, J. Doi. Row 2: L. Souza, E. Souza, D. Rabasa, B Saladaga, M. Rivera, L. Telles, L. Hewlett. Row 3: E. Okinaka, K, Hirota, C. Doi, M. Maeda, R, West, A. Nokatsuka, D. Miyakado, K. Kohatsu, S. Kealoha, L. Baptiste. Row l, left to right: V. Talbo, L. Vevieros, G. Saladaga F Kodama E Tsukayama M. Heresa, J. Hirota, D. :er R w 2 J Epe P Heresa, E. Hamamoto, J Fugii A Muraoka M Kaaumoana, N. Silva, J, Lovell Row 5 A Bacarrc J Rasay F, Suan, M. Kaliloa, G. Akuna H Tabia G Sanekane . .4 . ,Q , , . .' I . ,--L ' - Row I, left to right: F. Watanabe, M. Gushiken, BQVA. Bailey, R. Saladaga, H. Mako, M, Nunes, V. Galos.'.' Row 2: C, Barriga, C, Mayo, N. Epe, G. Yoshioka, M Hikiji, F. Labrador, L. Corrales, Row 3: C. Relociojr' L. P. Cockett, G. Rapozo, J. lida, J, Lovell, M. 'Ponui- Row 4: G Funes, Mr. Hall, E. Miguel, S. Koerte. f A, Quarter notes, eighth notes, sharps and flats were familiar topics of discussion, as the glee club began a new year of activity. Mr. Lyman Hall, director, new but an asset to the school was able to produce a chorus of high caliber. Adding color to the Thanksgiving assembly, Christmas assembly, and Easter assembly, and finally climaxing the year with a spring con- cert, the glee club established itself in its performances. Three groups, the boys, girls and the mixed chorus, made up the club. The choristers familiarized students with selections of Negro spirituals, classical, reli- gious, and popular airs. A few of the many selections learned dur- ing the year were: Night and Day, The High Flyer, My Child ls Gone, Kentucky Babe, and -Qfdqramus Te. , 'Tx' ,ry-. ,sis A sv' - , L' 4 4,5 'i'GS':' ,fi F 'asm V 1-' A PI mf. ., .. NLE.. V We ' ,f f- . ,L , flfflu i'5Wfvf H N1 nn: N wa I x, :mm ZW ASSEMBLY These were the mrnute men who hustled t prepare for emergency ossemblles thot arose durlng the yeor Row I left to nght Robert Tomuro lchour manl Charles Tamara George Kumakuro Poul Shlnsekl R ow 2 Momoru Isobe Poten cnono Augustln CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION They worked to reylse the constltutlon and to check lt for ony defects Left to nght Conchlta Los Bonos lchonrmonl Sodako Tokou Yoshuno Hugo Evelyn Hamo moto JonetFu1u Mr Kurosala ladvlsorl STUDENT GUIDANCE IU thelr efforts ro guloe srudenls thus com mrttee corrued out o new plon of postlng long ob ent students on thenr homework Standlng left to rught Wolloce Yokoto Harold Uyeno Sodoko Morloka Clorlnda Nogooko Notsumu Nushlmuro Seated Mrs Eckert lod yusorl Irene Komezowo lcholrmcnl HEALTH It wos therr duty to Improve the somtory con dutnons here ot school Improvements were seen especially In the gurls ond boys restrooms Seated left to rlght Wnlllom Curcmmeng Ju tsuo Hugo Jeon Gokon Crolmo Podullo Stand mg Horrret Yomosokr lchonrmanl ' - o . 1 I I - v Qtr VX i F I , .- Z ' I ' v A 1, xx ,. - 78 ,, 'rx I . . , V V J'-,x E 4 I 1 , At i ' , N M Wil. va , Z A , .f X N i ,R ,JL -V I I I I I .- , E X 7,1 ,ir X4 -R X Y 2 ,, I 5 f ,, , , , ' N h 1 A I ' ffm T' ' ' - L ' , I ' X r V .wifi , It lt A , I 1122: My I Z -g 22: 53 . x M ., 4, . I V s . , 'x , . I 9 -K I , I Z , Q.. - I5 g I . : . - -I I. .sf 'VI ' A' . -1 j ' w, 0 K ' . If ' Zi 5- I K J xi I u : . . V I I .- I II4 HANDBOOK bers revised and kept the student be used These mem handbook up to date, and ready to b the freshmen. zo, Miss Hopwood Y ri M' Bernnce Ropo lchaurrnanl Left to 9 . ' weve Fernandez ' 't uou lodvlsorl, Gene Dorothy Yoko, Donna Doi, Leatrnce Mon s BALLOT This committee did commendable work on the ' d introduced the new ballot school electuons an System. ' ' Shoho, Mrs. Douglas Seated, left to nght Ann ' ding: Nancy Kumuro, Poul u ladvlsorl. Stan Shinsekn, l-lnsashl Kagehuro, Florence Funam Frances Emoto Joan Nauto, Alan Higa ro, shiyama lchoirmanl AWARDS o nutuon to outstanding students b I tres They gave rec Q ho showed rare a nn in all departments w to right Rose Schumacher, Eleanor Po l l-layoshl Left . checo, Albert Nishihora, Wes ey lchairmonl, Mrs Deschwonden ladvisorl WAYS AND MEANS Rated os one of the most important commut tees, these students worked on the budget for the school year. They stressed that oppro prlations mode should be os low as possnble ' , left' fo right: Ellen Korner lcbolr , . ' , bota Mu Standing lodvusorl Scot Ku monl Mrs Case M edu Barry Okudcl tsuko Hugo Rnchard a fx vo' Y law? -X 11 ALOHA Ambassadors of good will, these members served to entertain visiting teams and guests of the school. Row I, left to right: Harriet Yamasaki, Masa- ko Miyasato, George Nakao, Joyce Sukehira, Jane Hirota. Row 2: Eleanor Pacheco, Rose Schumacher lchairmanl, Norton Molina, Dor- cas Miller, Roxana West. RED CROSS They furthered Red Cross actuvutues ln school by conductmg assemblles and campaugns to Increase membership In this organlzatlon Row l left to nght Mrss Tanumoto ladvusorl Betty Hlkogu Masako Mlycsato Joyce Suke hrra Row 2 Genevueve Fernandez Ethel No kogawa Nancy Aknyama Row 3 Herbert Toda Arthur Oushu Wallace Aklmoto Katherine Na katsupl Alexander Ferrelra Shlrley Matsushlma PROGRAM They drew up the program for the year and resented It to the student body as an outlme of the year s actlvmes Seated left to rlght Tsuknko Yasaka Helen Matsunago Katherine Nakatsugl Natsuml Nl shumura lchaurrnanl Mass Fullta ladvnsorl Mrs Tashumu lzumoto ladvlsorl Stondlng Hall laavasorw r-renry Mmasa Wllllarn Cu rammeng PEP RALLY ' They scheduled pep rallles wrote new songs and yells and were responsible for the am mated school splrlt at the football and basket Dall games Row I left to nght Cllbert Funes Janlce ludo El anor Castelo Maxumo Ebalarosa Row 2 Eleanor Pacheco lchanrmanl Maureen West Vnctorua Mayo Carol Mayo Rose Schumacher ...Q7 HANALEI VALLEY Clvezberezl uztb ,reen me pafldzey baffzcazled on tbree Jzdef bj flarb blue fnountazm rmbonea' uztb ubzte ll ater all! and on on mule bj the llear blue bay Hanalez Vallej bzrtbplace 0 tbe raznlmuf Jprauln on tle ea tern rece!! 0 Kzuaz Boston l!IIfJ'l071dI'lLl auczl by the unrpmled beauty 0 tbe zallej ugttled lwere af early tu It-H4 and brougjvt a taJte 0 aro Neu Englanfl to a pure Hauafzan .rettzng Tlwe Wazolz Mznzon Home kept ar 1 fnmeznn pruerzer lzfe 0 the early munonary settler! Af umque tn beauty af tbe valley af majeftic in Jtature ax tbe mountain! ay friendly ay tbe people ubo inbabit tbe lanrl if ueen VICTOR! 4 MAYO, filipino queen anotbef of Hauaiif tourift L'l7df77ZJ. bn...- 'idxm R w l left to rrght K Nokotsugl J Wqrodo G Tordko E Komen M H go N Nnshsmuro Row 2 R Smith Kubota Mrs Omrrr S Koboyo s I W Hoyoshx T e Bug Ten lmlnus Jane and Grace! Mrtsuko Natsumr Katre El len Zach Roy Scot and Wes put their heads together on a problem What wrth ten sets of wheels gomg round they re bound to be a smooth running club gan! I 'Q Judgmg by the pleased look on Mrs Omons toce mstallatlon rehearsal rs golng smoothly Old Timers M tsuko Natsumu Ellen Katre and Roy go through the famuluar candlelught ntual as Bug Wheels Zack Scot and Wes look on In scholorly demeonor the members of the NHS performed therr funol courtesy an completron of o yeor s servuce to the school Good chorocter hugh scholostnc stondunq leoder shrp ond superuor servlce ore the four bosnc quollfn cotuons whrch moke o student eluguble for the Honor Society The new members were rnducted by o specrol student commrttee ond odvrsor, Mrs Roche! Omorr Offrcers thus yeor were Wesley Hoyoshl, president, Scot Kuboto, vrce president, Groce Tonoko, secre tory, ond Roy Smith, treosurer ' 0 , Z , , . t , . , . I . : . , K. , h , , '. A I 1' ' M 1 6. . , . S , 4 I . , A K X 3 M - , . r 3 Y S h 11 - 11 1 ,- r s I I Y - 'Y ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 s , ' z N A ' xl if gl I j J 4 f W ,IX A E S if 1 ff - Q t , . 1 , . 41,4 ,',:o1n:0'g W 5 I, 1 fa 's',,'. 4 o 1 x f A 11 1 , 1 1 u 9 . ' .6 ,',,4- if 1 1 - W , 'n.'.'f,s' ' '. , t,,:..g , nw' 'u,f.'j,c't, I '..'.'. M' 4 '1,'o o , s3p'4',,s a, 11 11 N. . 3 aff' ...yr . ....- 5:0 ...GPI , 1 4- Q '11 ,I A' x 1 ,vs 'H H, M, -5,5 . v E , , , ,M J I ,is . , ., - :Q . w. 1. 11.0, P. In 4- e ' ' f- . 6 S 5 li ' 1 W 5 , 5 'S 1 1 , . ' W H V . 3 I , EI 1 V ' -A , 1 x 3 , ' ,, . , G L S5 ' S x Q K A ' 1 S8 'X X ,- s Nob' ., . . ' 1 . . 1, . ,, . . I- 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 , . 1 - - 1 ' I - S36 GIRLS LEAGUE X X X! f- si f NW. ' . ik- .S x x in Q rr' Q, i. ru if 'W 4 aw, rg :ai got-agim oi.f're,5 6' 'TX 'N Kodoma Telfhco H W Wm? A I -- .Yi-. -fMS!,f . Los Bgnosm' Fi. ilaobnzb, ,Eu by Louis, 1.-1 Mananfimg.. Kavymi1irg, J.. N Tpkaniotdfi sf jrwkeyonih- new 82.1 x , Mrs. Munt,lC,.,Tkeh0!9. J, Shinqgcwa, ,cf 1 5 - C. Moy0,'l'l. FukurnoPo, G.nFernondez., +2 4' J' QD. Miyosl,1l7H, Ydgtz 6 . s y p '1 V v The Big Sisters of Kauai high school inaugurated their year of service with the orientation of freshies and newcomers to their new environment. Adhering to their motto of Service to the School , the Girls' League engaged in sundry activities of which the freshmen tea party and the farewell party for the senior girls were the climax. Under the able leadership of June Takamoto, pres- identg and Mrs, Barbara Mant, advisory and the earnest cooperation of the membersg the Girls' League completed a year of commendable work. I , f QD 2: ...f,l S N. . gig! , ., obj? ,M rs I ,A in Q5 'gpg Rest 7 fcppminae hm an 'Their 4 A fdqigjizx ul? J0an,' e?Rutll' jd-,A 1 Qhlg alllaafqllh- cami! go livei' uf .. W, -H the gutvacmswv x M ff 1. if 4 . ' W . 1, -is N ,aka 'Vy.c -fbftx . f' ' 4-J.. QQ' '.all'.'s10. ? ?? A JB ., . ,cxkas we so-.., N., 5 'sg-,2x..,xif - in --...,,. 'lllnu X-wg? H gf! Av ' 'wi' 1 l i 'JK 'H A 'wi , 'fra 4- It .fic Q . .si w1,n-f -Q. Q 5 ' 1 'X vi if Ja 7W'f kb'1ar'K...4..'Cmi-,m..4wu uhm m 06,4 WWW -.M 1. 1. fi- ..., With the aim, Toward New Horizons , the Future Homemakers of America sponsored many organiza- tional activities from which they were able to acquire techniques ot home management. Highlighting the many activities of this organiza- tion were the freshmen initiation rally, the FHA Island-Wide Conference at Waimea, the annual fash- ion show, and the Territorial Conference at Kokee. With Miss Tanimoto and Miss Murashige as ad- visorsg Shirley Ogata, president, Eleanor Castelo, vice- president, Josephine Cabolagan, secretary, Miyolio Okamato, treasurer, the Futugbe Homemakers had a very successful schoolfyeaff? we if ' we .i .- ,.. ..f-..-,W...,- .... , . .. ,YY , Row I, left to right: E Castelo M. Heresa, J Lovell, L Nel mida, F Labrador, D Miller. Row 2: B Medeiros, J Lovell B. Tluczek, Miss Schaid, C. Ariola, M Kaliloa gala' Azdleza ,-4 In an effort to maintain their standing as good sportswomen , the Girls' Athletic Or- ganization launched a new competitive pro' gram whereby a girl was entitled to member- ship and a letter K if she could total in her playing a required number of points through the point system. Evidence of success was the great number of athletic talents revealed by this program. Officers chosen for the year's work werei Betty Tsukamoto, president, Lourdes Nelrnida, vice-president, Caroline Mayo, secretary- treasurer, and Florence Labrador, manager. 2046? The cream of all Kauai l-ligh's athletic talent is embodied in one group, fittingly called the Block K Club. Included among these are stand outs pulled off the gridiron, court, diamond, and cinderpaths. There is not enough that we can say about these few, who have toiled for long months and even years for the alma mater without hope of renumeration. Then there are those untiring ones, the managers, whose tasks are to provide for the needs and comfort of the players. Thousands of dollars worth of equipment pass through their hands, making dependability essential. JL Jfi Rcw l, left to right: L Kurisi: T Sa Kt baya .hi li Qarwalhi Row 4: C iufl Ono, M Kokorne, K. Higuchi, A No pulcon VV. Amarozo, K Miyashi, H Kalaahine. S ,l XYEIX 3 A ,i .Ili r l r, QRS'-.1 x-jx --al-.i R Vvutar E Ar-ina, D Augus- tri Vv ltwivn, A Marquez, T Uchi yarrit Row 2: V' Nuivi C Mit-li1i,T T,ii'mr,i A fxlali, H Lluenn, A Q10 r i, R Yainanvta, G Hashvno' Row 31J Oiiye H Fukamoto Vvl H.w,'q1whi, R Dfi, H Yamaguchi E Hamm, l-I lwarwwto lj 'v'ictt,ii-ri. Q Hashimoto, D Gokan, F Morris S, T' faurfu-'3?' A fn' 4 -Nwwwwqnr. be HANALEI BAY W 0- YD Vik 1' x -f , Clirlging memorief are bnrliorezl in fbi! wide bay, Himalei now iz picnic spot on Kanaff eiutern mutt, wax once iz Jeaport where white-mafteil Jhipf docket! to barter -with friendly rtativef. In the lneydey of fofaizling, ufeatberbeuten venelf Jought refuge in the wide calm bay getting proififionf and .felling mammal oil to the natiifef. Hnge cimldrong cigleil Qtrypotf in which the ufbale oil una: boiled can Jtill be found in rnariy part! of the valley. . . . f Today, my people and tourutf vacation here every summer to .rufirn and wade in Die agar cool water and lie on the warm .rand for iz lyealtbffil golden tan. - N - Queen KATHERINE NAKATSUJI, Hawaiian-japanefe beauty from Hanalei, izddf another lure to flre iflandf. , ...3 . H l ,, Mmbfav J I N k i. I-4f4Q haake R K f X, ff 5 AKIO KUBOTA Round fnrm and fully packed practlced and experienced versa tnle assnstant but a top notch coach peerless In has own rnght a per fectnonnst respected when he laughs the world laughs with hum A SEICHI ON0 X Eager to make good manly look rn a young and foot loose bache or humorous full of ndeas husky and well condmoned exact :ng and toresughted calm and un excutable generous under standing SAM KAI Unafrand of man or mountaun all star tackle capable student assnstant fruendly and well liked tough aetermnned frank a morale builder loud and hearty Our football managers leave their sponge and buckets to pose Row I left to nght K Muyoshv H Hashumoto J Ouye R lhara Row 2 R lwamoto C Mlt UI D Gokan L Kurusu VJ 'W .gl A Qt sl A 1 . ll A 1 D 'Q... - ' , ' 1 1 X-- .A i rx x vile Y . ,. w Q , .Haan f ff - E' 3 - , , 59' W, 6 1 4 t Alfredo Marquez, center, Ramon Yama- . '16 6,45 Ml? if ,211 if eff ,.,,,ulz, .if S 'VHS 1 own-0 tv tfvwwg. Bob Watari shoots through the scattered Menehune secondary on a quick opener. Kato and Marquez clear the way while Agaboo l16l looks on. 1949 GRID RECORD Kauai 6 McKinley 7 Kauai 6 Farrington 0 Kauai 7 Waimea 0 Kauai 44 Kapoa 0 Kauai 6 Waimea 13 Kauai 14 Kapoa 0 Kauai 34 Waialua 7 Kauai 6 Waimea 34 Total 123 Total 61 With our new coach, Seichi Ono at the helm, the Red Raiders of Kauai high made their impressive mark on the gridiron last fall. Coming from Springfield College with the huge task of adjusting himself to an entirely different athletic system and new school, our mentor did remarkably well by guiding the Raiders to five out of eight wins and a KIF runner-up spot. Although finishing only second in the KIF, losing the crown to Waimeo's Menehunes .91- for the first time in six years, the Reds dis- played a brand of sportsmanship and courage on and off the playing field that will long be remembered. Honored for their sterling play, Harry Ya- maguchi, guard, Stanley Kaluahine, end, Ed Hanki, end, and William Texeira, halfback, capped first team positions on the KIF all- star list. moto, guard, Akita Ogoshi, tackle, Richard Doi, quarterback, Robert Watari, halfback, and Kenneth Higuchi, fullback, were put on the second team. . The Raiders made their 1949 debut under the kleigs of Honolulu Stadium versus the iejuvenated McKinley Tigers. Undoubtedly, the feature of the contest was Kauai's bril- liant stonewall defense, which held the Micks four times within the five yard line. Dick Gomard's conversion gave the city boys the 7-6 edge over Kauai. Acting as hosts to the Farrington Governors the Raiders avenged a previous defeat by up- setting the over-confident visitors 6-O. Allen Napoleon's beautiful 26 yard toss to Stan Ka- R? HARUO FUKUMOTO Center End luahine provided the game-clinching touch- down. Kauai high got off to a bang in the KIF as they handed the favored Waimea Mene- hunes o convincing 7-O defeat. The well- knit Raider passing and running attacks click- ed almost mechanically as they camped under the shadow of Waimea's goalposts for a large part of the game. A key block by Hanki opened the gates for Napoleon's five yard TD jaunt. ln what many consider the high water mark of Kauai high football for the past decade, the Raiders smashed the Kapaa Clippers 44-O, establishing a new KIF scoring record, A hard-charging Red line led by co-captain AKITO OGOSHI TSUYOSHI SASAKI Tackle Halfback fl f. X--x, QQIQ . i,,c l Q BEN VICTORINO HARRY YAMAGUCHI Fullback All-Star Guard Harry Yamaguchi rushed the Homesteaders unmercifully. Outclassed in every department the Greens yielded a six-pointer on the first play from scrimmage and yielded six more thereafter. Aspirations for an undefeated season were killed when a determined band of Menehunes pounded out a I3-6 triumph before 2,500 startled fans. Slow in starting, the Reds could not be denied in the third quarter as spark- plug Billy Texeira dashed 48 yards to the promised land. A crunching block by Al Mar- quez opened the way. Under overcast skies the Raiders prepared for the finale by routing the Oahu Rural league Vilaialua Bulldogs, 34-7. ROBERT WATARI ALLEN NAPOLEON Halfback Quarterback J-77d-mQ'?lf X. T My 'W 1 V ' 6 Q. , a fi , ,4 , g l X A 'T' l F ' l l' 4551 2 ig? Q l . ss' ' 'li grew W' ' fi? .1 Lf-9' ALFREDO ALAO RAMQN YAMAMOTO WILLIAM TEXEIRA GEORGE HASHIMOTO Fullback Guard All-Star Halfbock Tackle The Randers rounded out theur regular sea son wlth a vnctory over Kapaa Flred up for the contest the Clippers put up a good scrap but made the fatal mistake of lettung Hank: scamper off to two TDs after he had made spectacular catches Quarterback Duck Dot showed amazlng calmness and good gudgment ln the tuqht spots Touted to be the game of the year the much awalted Turkey day grndfest resulted un a one srded 34 6 Walmea wun The Ralders were deflnutely In close contentlon untnl the calam :tous fourth quarter when the Blues supersor welght advantage enabled them to pound out four fast touchdowns Texenra raced 55 yards to the westsnder s fave to set up the only KHS score RICHARD DOI TOMOKI UCHIYAMA EDWARD When the crown was funally wrested from their grasp the Nawzluwlll gang offered no alnbus nor dld anyone expect them to Coach Onos words expressed the sentument of all My boys played hard clean football but lost to a stronger team Kaual hxgh :sn t through by a long shot we ll be In there fughtnng next year Mxssnng- from the lnneup however when nt becomes tame for cleats to trod turf next sea son wnll be many famuluar faces Gone wnll be fourteen players who formed the bulwark of thus year s eleven Foremost among those graduatmg sensors ns Wllllam Texeura swlvel hlpped scatback, KENNETH HIGUCHI Qillliifbock Guard All Star FIM 9550, 3 rf' Qfg Www lg x 3' 'KC -'M' ?goZ5 -vw WW WV J IWW' A--s...L.fif3W 4 44 ' 1 I . 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A V?-iff, ' se V -r, .- , 1 0 4 -04, A , ., - , -1 ,ff ,, , Y , , ,I Q f eff' 1 ' ' H i f. f. ,,, 7 u I .Q M' -asm ' , , f ,555 V , t AVN 4 - l V 5 ' it . if bf 5 4 - A' ' 'X , , fs ff-rr ,,3f - , K Q ,, , , , ,f'- ' - f +29 ' 'M ' ' 5 rl '. T 1 IE. ' 'ff' , , --ffl V V ' 1 ' f , , 'V V ,. f fl T T -11, go f ,K f 2 . , - ' 2 Q f f :QQ . - ir' , If ,Z f f - I ' . '.,, w ga , 'fzwiz 4 , ' , V' M 7 ' ,ffl f ' ' 4' 414 ' V '54 ' f , , . t , . : 9. V ,QL X 4 5,21 5.547 f 41' ,f , I A ' y ' Z U , 'M Z' f ,ffHLW,,,. lr-'Nl-Z 5 AA va xl r, ,ily lqg, -l H f D f :iff -V -'fciff' I H27 Q . .ff lfL2f,!2f5f' -. f WZ ff ff ' ' f ff, if '54 ' 'I 1571 7451 1 1 1 57' f ' a N ' 4:-:MZ rr M ,. ,, 4.4 , .,,,,l ' ' sv.. EDWARD KATO Mr. Hall and the band give it all they gat. Hail to thee, O Kauai High School, loud your praises ring who scintillated on the Raider varsity for three seasons. Texeira, a tiny l35 pound bundle of dynamite, ran a rugged trail of football greatness and displayed peerless guts and an unconquerable spirit. Acclaimed the best lineman of the year, end Stanley Kaluahine earned all plaudits showered upon him by matchless line-backing and superior all-around play. Harry Yama- guchi and Ramon Yamamoto, both reliable, steady guards, ended their careers this year. Flankman Ed Hanki, sensational pass-snagger and reconverted center, also wound up his playing days. There were many others who deserved much Tackle Guard . f S, A 'ag f . y- f 5 W. K 5 l,.75 2Z Y' , :li ' I ' ' ,Q QQ . 1 -., N , Z . ,xi r 'Qt QR 5 W K V Aye' WESLEY HAYASHI RAYMOND more lauding than space can permit but with out quarterback Allen NapoIeon's precisio passing and Dick Doi's generalship, Bob Wc tari's line-bucking, Al Marquez's fight, an Ken Higuchi's speed, there would not eve have been a team. Also those senior reserves who played in portant roles in the smooth-running Kau- machine, Haruo Fukumoto, Alfredo Alao, We ley Hayashi and Tsuyoshi Sasaki blossoms into greatness when on the field. These men will undoubtedly be hard t replace next year but as long as Kauai higl boasts a grid team there will be many proui to don the togs for alma mater's sake. HENRY KU BA Halfback i an Wk Y K QQ, uqxvf! 153 'im' sw sw 'O tv- 1 vw N? ' - ss 02 It gy.. W 5 sawn it stftfngp' I 1 H2 1 1 l Y 78' yr' i 3 'i3'?z i '35, i W, A ,W I u-.qu-' x Q 4 :.: We W , ax. Napoleon shifts into high gear the last tive yards to paydirt against Waimea through a mile-wide hole, thanks to Hanki and Kala. Stan Kaluahine, voted Kauai's top lineman and receiver of a University of Hawaii scholarship, gets oft another long boot. Stan was a unanimous choice as an end an the mythical KIF eleven and selected as the top interscho- lastic football lineman on the island of Kauai. O' i i V' f ww. ' 4 Pigskin tucked away, Billy bites atf l5 yards s,,.' 5 nfs., - xml as Menehunes warrly pursue. Coach Kubota ' 'V' MV.: ig' N, A ' 2 aund .assistant Sam tensely watch from the ' 7.4 -iQ9Mg2Ngi?,M,V2m.N,n 1, Vu ' sidelines. gay igqgtlhg fn avian aw 4 ,vw 9, , 'i fi GLENN YAGIHARA HOWARD UYENO TSUGIO YAMAGUCHI SIMEON AGAO Row I, left to right: R. Peahu, H. Koga. Row 2: C. Shiraki, E. Tanaka, G. Ito. Row 3: T. Cocatian, J. .,, , . Pasodava. A. Sasan, F. Quinones. V 'ZQLES-1fx gf .ya-,gf Q'1,ef v .. Www.-3 Courage, a fighting spirit, and the deter- mination to improve may well describe the l95O edition ot Seichi Ono's Raider basket- ball team. Manned by a single veteran and eleven newcomers, the cellar-dwelling Reds were un- able to tack down a KIF conquest but stored up immeasurable playing experience for next year, when, with a squad of returnees they definitely will be a power to be reckoned' with. Hard luck plagued the Reds all winter long. Possessing the material for a champion- ship five they lacked the court know-how which can come from long seasoning. The Raiders point to a 22-I9 pre-season victory over Waimea as their big one. Sharp-shooting center Patrick Ellis, guard and captain Stanley Kaluahine, and forward Yuso Kurihara by their sterling all-around play and fine morale building were given all-star second team berths. KHS-38 KHS-27 KHSLZ3 KHS-22 KHS-3l KHS--I4 KHS-37 KHS-l 8 KHS-20 KHS-34 KHS-I9 KHS-36 KHS-25 KHS-24 KHS-33 Total 4Ol Pre-season Hawaiian Life--32 LPAA-4l l-lilo-30 Waimea-l9 Hilo--64 Waipahu-46 ' 48 Waialua- Kamehameha-45 McKinley-47 KIF Season Kapoa -43 Waimea-39 Kapoa-40 Waimea--53 Kapoa-27 Waimea-48 Total 622 l Xisiling Miclxs fail to hold Raider team high scorer, rangy Pat Ellis l'll from dumping another one. harlla Mano: ll7l comes in for a possible rebound. Z Members of the l95O Kauai High baseball team: Row l, left to right: R. Tamuro, M. Kokame, H. Fuku- rnoto, R. Doi, D. Lobogen, P. Augus- tin, R. Carvalho. Row 2: Y. Kurihara, C. Mitsui, K. Higuchi, N. Kamehiro, W. Texeira, T. Sasaki, J. Kaneshiro, H. Okamoto. Row 3: L. Kurisu, H. Hashimoto, F. Ycshii, D. Kaaumoana, R. Mori, H. Uyeno, S. Say, Coach Kubota. ig ef' yllihjg 'AV 'A is Varsity catchers David Kaaumoana and Frank Yoshii. 'tr r gp- COACH KUBOTA 'ii Stellar pitchers Miwao Kokame, James Kaneshira, Richard Doi, and Howard Uyeno. ' Ki? Vlith but one more championship to go before laying permanent claim to the KIF Baseball Trophy, Coach Akio Kubota and his cohorts will do their utmost to make this the year. Sparked by an all veteran infield, the dream of any mentor, and a well seasoned outfield, the overall solidity of the Reds augers well for their chances of retaining their KIF and KAU diadems. Uncertain in only the pitching department, with three untested hurlers, Richard Doi, Howard Uyeno and James Kaneshiro, and one holdover, Miwao Kokame, the fine de-, fensive support should offset any weakness here, At the plate Billy Texeira, Bob Tamura, Haruo Fukumoto, Frank Yoshii and Pat Au- gustin will undoubtedly bang out many extra base hits. Rounding out the starting lineup unmen- tioned as yet are Ray Carvalho Tsuyoshi Sa- saki and Herbert Okamoto A -5 8' M R Yi fig., f if 1 ii 5 3 -ul' I Moulin 1 , s,,.. . if4l'I.l In :7 - ' . .n ' nu ' Il up ll .. 2 Q 5 LLEQJ U s , 1 Q iw r yf' i X Y if 1 'l w ' l 1 Q x 6 Y 'Y H ' 9 ji I , 5+ L 1, 9' x GA 1 y A ' QU! I W A I 4 R! I 'M if ..... , ' ' ' s - la . 5 ' - - 4 is 1 4 WQWB xx 0. 'B - it ' A disciplinarian who demands and gets the best out of his boys, Coach Kubata takes a minute att to pose with his right hand man captain Billy Texeira and iack of all trades, head manager Harold Hashimoto. These two seniors have proved invaluable to the Raider cause, one on the playing field and the other behind the scenes. K X One of the snappiest inhelds ever to come out of Kauai High amposed of Bob Tamura Pat Augustin Billy Texelra and Herky Okamoto Outhelders Haruo Fukumoto Ray Carvalho Tsuyoshn Sasaki Yuso Ku nhara and Kenneth Hlguchl K 454 Q vi' ,ffmiwff 43 lit? 194 Qfffyt I J. 'gr-, . 9 i' 9 .1 , it ij ' , A . i ..5i',..ffj 1'-- f - . Q, ',.. L, 4 , . ,R , ,fr , R , , , ' ' ' ' - ' ' . - ' 1 A . f. - e , H . a xle ' ,lbw it - ff gf. - 'inf 9? . 1 'L to 5 314 i, f f- Y. V ' e A s W V .f ,,. lg, r . . Q1 ,M . 5 ' ' ' 1 3 i ti ,.,f U MA , I - , .f x 2' , ' 2 ' W ' s , k 3 e 2 .- , ' fe , I C I 7, V I' . A .rg l . .J K4 l K . Q 1 A Q . 1 I , ' 1 , ' il 1 X f' ' I n R ' A ' 'nn ' an ' l . . ' I Y V I I - ii W at ' K' ie his S it 1, 'I 1 9 ' 1 , X f. s V , N ' ,1 i 1 , i ' , W ,fi i up As 'f,i Mwhf ' 'wake , . , f 1 , ,y , ' , ,., My ,,,,, 4' af 2' M 11 N-2 .gtk '55, lpfg, f 2462 Out to preserve their brilliant record of never losing a KIF track-fest while winning sixteen meets and five titles, the Raider thinclads, assembled by Coach Seichi Ono look forward to another successful season. Much will depend on veteran cinderburners co-captain Kenneth Higuchi, Shizuo Koba- yashi, William Amarozo, Roy Carvalho, Frank Morris and Kenneth Miyoshi. Some of the more promising of the 32 underclassmen aspirants are Donald Begay, mile, Esmenio Tabafonda and Ric Estacio, high jump, Frank Lopez, Joe Pasadova, Frank Quinones, George Pascua, middle distance, Ben Victorino and George Hashimoto, shot put. Co-captains Stanley Kaluahine, Kenneth Mi- yoshi Iirnber up for their specialties . . . Ranked among the Raiders' best distance run- ners, miler Frank Morris is noted for his stamina and last lap sprints . . . Coach Ono instructs four speedy sprinters: Ken Miyoshi, Ray Carvalho, Zack Kobayashi, Ken Higuchi. is Row l, left to' right: S. Agao, J, Ber- trand, E. Naito, B. Ramoa, M. Botes, W. Yoshimura, K. Naito, D. Begay. Row 2: G. Pascua, F. Lopez, F. Mor- ris, R. Estacio, R. Carvalho, C. Amar- al, W. Amarozo, J. Pasadova, S. Ko- ba ashi R. Iwarnoto Row 3' Coach Y I . - Ono, J. Ouye, D. Perreira, K Higu- chi, C. Po, S. Kaluahine, F. Qui- nones, E. Tabafonda, G. Hashimoto, B. Victorino, K. Miyoshi, R. Yama- moto. 36.- ffffz. G.A.A. leaders are, Row l, left to -right Lourdes Nelmida, vice-president, Florence La- , A! W ' Shade ,jill yy' V , JL X X 1 V , 'L 'L I kl , fl' '- T With alvfnembership of ZOO eager and sport inded girls from the four classes, Vt, irls Ath5Qj,c7Assaciation went into full swing 'fn early fall. Following a period of exhibitions of personal sports abilities, letters .wgre awarded to out- standing merifybelfs of the club. Basketball 'was welcomed by a host of enthusiastic fans. Daily noon games were staged, and under Captain Eleanor Castelo, the powerful lmuas won the basketball tournament championship. Another popular game enjoyed by the G.A.A. girls was volleyball. The Rain- bows, Amazons, and Tigers participated in hard-fought games. The baseball nines that competed in the inter-team loops were well matched. Though hard pressed by the well trained teams the Satellites, Amazons, Wild- brador mana er Row 2 Carol Ma a secre , Q - 3 Y I ' tary, Miss Schaid, advisor, Betty Tsukamoto, president. Upsadaisy, Juanita, let's get this one over . . . Wahine sharpshooters practice for the big game . . . O.K. girls, keep it clean, cautions Miss Scllaid before the toss-up. cats, and Neutrals made the best show- ings. Three new ping-pong tables were bought by the club. This game also proved o popular noon recreation for the girls. Soccer, croquet, horseshoes, badmin- ton, tennis, tumbling and golf furnished the females with much fun and exer- cise and completed the program during the latter part of the year. Much praise is due to Miss Wilma Schaid, coach and advisor, through whom we accomplished so much. Of all places! amidst a flurry of legs, another beaming Ke Kuhiouian crowds into the act. For shame, Bernice, spoiling such a symphony of beauty . . . Norma swings . . . Guess now! Don't second guess! Homerun or strike coming up? Josephine on deck . . . Croquet experts Beatrice and Yupe- mia take careful aim while Flo and Nieves kibitx. One at a time girls . . . Merrilee and Jennie display perfect horseshoe farm. Aha, couldn't be a pose, could it? .il 1 ., PINEAPPLE FIELDS Perfectly contonred row! of pineapple flowing rhythrnically over thefnolling plaim, forming intricate geometric dexignf, prefent one? of the rnoxt picturefque of Kauailr tourift attractionx. Ahoit 'percent of all HdU'dil'J cultivated land if devoted to the raixingx of pineapple.fBeing the Jecond largext industry in the iflandf, it if a great aid to Hd1l'dil'.f thriving economy. n The harvext Jgafon supplier one of the nzoxt Jpectacular and interefting Jightf in the iflandf, when golden, mn-ripe fruit ir picked and canned with modern machinery. AJ beautifully contoured af any of Kauai! pine heldf if our Iapanefe beauty queen, JANE WATADA. To you eleven Lima Kokua we bid a fond aloha wishing you an abundance ot good luck and success in whatever the world holds for you. Kauai High School thanks you for the outstanding services you rendered unsel- fishly and willingly, helping to make the school years worthy of praise. Among these young men and women are leaders in the class and community, athletes, orators, and writers, With nothing left but fond memories of the past unforgetable years they strive onward to face tomorrow's problems. These helping hands were chosen by a special board of faculty members for their outstanding services in school and community activities. KE KUHIAU l95O gives you-Na Lima Kokua. ELEANOR PACHECO Ka Welo's competent co-editor . , . an energetic, light-spirited song leader . . . outstanding in school affairs . , . a pleasant countenance . . . tall and friendly, mills lie. KATHERINE NAKATSUJI Our versatile co-editor of the annual . . . an honest and con- scientious worker . . . petite and charming . . . a helping hand with a willing heart . , . an Honor Society member , . . 0 dependable class treasurer. STANLEY KALUAHINE Our stellar football and basket- ball luminary . , . tall and manly . . . a wonderful person to know . . . cheerful in every manner . . . a regular sports- man. RAY SMITH A brilliant scholar in all re- spects . . . well liked by teach- ers and friends . . . an out- standing, independent sports writer . . . witty and wise . . . a member of the Honor Society. HANNAH SHANNON The capable co-editor of your yearbook . . . loquacicus yet ingenious , . . a facetious lass with a pleasant personality . . . takes great interest in school activities . . . a friend worth knowing. -uv' 3 Q1 X' rr N' X 6 . . -,f fr . , 1- , 4. . ,:,u,i:,f , - . fp. r .r . fivff- . -. , ., ,M N . ,j '39 - ,,':? 4 - L e wa 'f-fr: lf' 52 4? f wr-fff 13' uf 'j.sQ+'f? J- egg . '- 'S Q- K 'V- '-46 , -MQ, l - Tiff, if-s ?W 4 . . , , eff , - . 0,5 ,- Q it 4 1 1 'J 'L' f r Wg fe- Z , gl? 'll ii NAM QA' va GRACE TANAKA Our diligent student body sec- retory . . . brilliant and am- bitious . . . a teacher's delight . . , a member of the Honor Society . . . a whiz at math and chemistry. WESLEY HAYASHI industrious prexy of the class ot '50 . . . 0 helpful and talented lad . . . keen in sports . . . admired for his endless abilities . . . clever and court- eous . . . president of the Na- tional Honor Society. SCOT KUBOTA Financier of the student body treasury . . . trustworthy and efficient . . . a gentleman at heart . . . a bit shy, but friend- ly . . . self reliant . . . an honor student of the first de- gree. JANE WATADA Our efficient co-editor of the Ka Welo O Kala . . . fastidious in dress . . , candid and zealous . . . an outstanding scholar . . . a true possessor of wisdom . . . o Elmo Kolulu, to' the core. ROSE SCHUMACHER A Lima Kokuo with a winning and cheerful smile for all . . . 0 good and true companion . . . attractive and intelligent . . . a wizard in the hula . . . always ready to Serve others. SHIZUO KOBAYASHI Our popular student body pres- ident . . . known to all as 0 track star . . . unassuming and sociable . . . always ready to be ot help to his classmates and school . . . truly an aut- standing student. --all? J if 1 , f ,. , 2 F r ' . A 'L 45 , l in yuh Q S s --5-..... Q., A A ' Iliv fi qi y. . 21 A ' f. lf' .4 1. ' . S, i . fi' K -M Y X 5? of r ff r -ee9 'r 'Z s, F Qi. 5 fgfgfffi V g ,. 5 554 ,M ' .,L,r -ie, - .1 NATURE The wind is blow The rain is And l'm The But the And I'm getting Just standing alone Just getting myself The rain And the And 'nobody mY to THE STORM The sky is gray and dark with rage. The rain is dripping down? The roofs resound like voodoo drums, A storm is coming onl streets are empty, lonely, and washed. rain is coming downl windows light up like flickering lamps, storm is coming onl heavens clap and shriek and cry. rain is rushing downl lightning cracks like o matador's whip, storm is coming onl thunder booms and shakes the earth, rain is pouring down. rivers gush like the angry sea, clashing is onl Frances Ching GIVES ME A SONG one day at the organ, and ill at ease. how or what l played, were burdened and sad called for merriment The sang for joy, my heart was heavy their cry. before me see was done. all had left me all Lord Q, 6 et me had l fished in Gali To a wonderous man Go unto all, and preach , I went-In Rome's lion den For Freedom's cause l For those who bode me Jesus I said for me. And everything seems to go Twas songg lt sang of sky. lonely, ' God always gives me o song To heal my wounded soul. Ruby ' Kinney X Wmafw L FE Lu e A lughted candle Grows shorter as tume goes Dorothy Shumuzu T00 YOUNG Too young too young People say I m too young Too young to go on dates Too young to go to shows But why us ut I m never too young When dushes have to be done? Dorothy Rabasa TH E DANC E I was a freshman a carefree one Here us Not a senuor who us so glum But why e It was a dance a school affaur Why today And as for dress everyone took care H h I wore a shurt a tue and coat ere 'S I e tree All was so tught but more at my throat The dance had begun the band was playung I looked for a partner almost prayung Wuth no success I sat on a seat Where many dances I had to be But here at last was my chance For I saw a gurl I thought my type So I approached her for turne was rupe A dance may I have I asked her then e one told me where uoy I walked away Wuth MY TREASURED BEAUTY Beauty us rare and hard to fund You fund ut un any form or shape Anywhere from here to there To and from school I see her on the road sude Shummerung un the sunlught Wuth all her magestuc beauty Luke a sulvery beam Guvung lught and protectuon to her chuld A proud mother standung tall straught and protectuve She s slowly dyung away from me Because un her ways she us harmful to h chuld But to me she ll never be forgotten As my treasured beauty The Cane Tassel Elethua Murao ut Why IS unsude on so e GFI WCS do away the gurl saud she d stay I shoved wuth care ou the floo Then, That I m gust a And I won t dare try to dance agaun and not a man Lawrence Tsubakuhara the s huge clear gold and there sught a paunter capture Slowly the vuolent golden sun descended unto the blue horuzon Long after the sun was under the glutterung colors lungered In the sky COD Masako Tengan I . . 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Step: carved into the cliff and leading up to the ancient dwelling: aided the native: who fought the Jteept on Jwaying lengthy of vine ladderf. Today, a narrow trail interwindx the gorge: of thix coaxt lead- ing into the beautiful valley of Kalalau. Queen ELSIE CAMARA, of Portuguexe dexcent, abetf the beauty of the white foamx that beat againft the Jenile rock giantf of the Napali coaft. ' .ff-rw 'V7' 'Y ' f f. . If f i T X yn' K K V: Royal a ll s 'ii Kealahelaui.. , 'ffor you, a lei . . f' . . . ' gl Y 3, The Royal ourr, seated, left to right: rincess Molokai., enevieve 'Fernandexp Prin- ess Hawaii, Mad line ung: Princess Maui, Virgi- nia Furtado. Kneeling Prin- cess Oolug, Margaret Kaa- umoana: .Princess Kaaai,' Cecelia riolo. Standingzyi X, King Kala hine, Stanley Ka- Juohine, and Queen Keala- Qlelani, Rose Schumacher. l x ' 1 A s l E 1 if I , , fime to pose i muumuus . . . Ju ing Holding true to good old Kauai High tradition, the annual May Day pageant and festivities were held again this year with Mrs. Toshimi Izu- moto at the helm . . . her student chairman, Hannah Shannon , . . For the first time, the program was presented in the evening as well as in the after- noon, with an open-house celebration following . . , the homemaking de- partment sponsored a food sale . . . Miss Ching's treshies ron a lei booth and sold Ieis throughout the afternoon and evening . . , a swell afternoon of fun and entertainment was planned by Katherine Nakatsuii , . . a talent show, a muumuu, holoku, and aloha shirt contest, a lei and flower arrange- ment contest, a band concert, and exhibits , . . the day was a huge success . . . Another exciting day of the year , . . Aloha Day . . . an outstanding Hawaiian pageant under the chairmanship of Eleanor Pacheco and her com- mittee was staged in the gym in November . , . .Both pageants were outstanding examples of student cooperation and achievement, a recapturing of old Hawaii. TN , 1 4 ff 4 .J ff -...Q 'pf 1 . AI Week attention s ,focused on rac Mupxesdntatives, f :i6rie.f M uraf fottuguese: K Moi Chang, Chi se: 1 is Christina Bul n, Filipino: Jimmy Pa- Iui, Hawaiian Lou Eckert, Cauea an, no Sannako ostiiqlgnige, Japanese 4 .,,.. 'MEM r the King! and th dancer? sway oro nd him with the e ormous flower lei, one of ,he novelties f therptogram . . 4. The,, roh-rah g ls, wMaureon, I' or! Rose and Vickie' take a fttle X Qy Angeline's, erilee's and CoroI's n- give axpressio , the Police glee' Alub -on t '1l0'YG', n' ilayin some mighty dre my music! '- ' f 1 , f A 1 2 t i . ' had 7959 in aa. Q 9 43'-Q. .za xx fy ' , KVI. i K f f ig ' 1 'i L CX HF! A ll wk ,I N lA KJ? i ff f is Wfm . Two long bells, a mad rush to the gym mean only one thing-Assembly! The curtains parted on many an interesting program this year . , . the sophomore presentation, with Abe lWallacel Lincoln, and Mary lliotherinel dd . . . the Thanksgiving assembly, the glee club's enchanting songs . . , e pep-rallies, when our snappy song and cheer leaders had the old gym r kig '... the whacky iunior program, with troubadour Akuna, mata- d 5 apoza, and bull Cacabelos--o Fiesta, to be sure . , . the awards g new red K's' '.., the side-splitting senior play, The Whole that revealed hidden actors: grid star, Hanki, class prexy, Haya- shi rts editor, Smith, and assistant, Curammeng . . . and finally, the senior 5 ly, bringing tears to the eyes of the old-timers, and anxiety to X l ' lies and the days following, when quite a few wahines showed up 7 a th rts of the eager freshies . . , the assembly . . . entertainment, fun, and short periods. ,JN . Q f' 'lf I it 46 Y' Not Hawaiian, but African! The girls do an interpretive dance, fl' ' M V The Congo . . . another one, Rain, both part of the speech ' ,1 ff fy - ,-.,,. .- rogram Look at that bird' Bernice Hisashi and Gilberti , ,fff p . . . . , , wait tor those wonderful words, Come and get it! 3 Yr 'I ,ft '4'l7' 3 ,AL 7 if fi ,asf Y kj M 25 ,- il cf- 5 ' ' 5 n Q 1 5 f -f-. , , 5?-at 3f,g'1Mbueipr ,.g,'mt. r r -f r, sk vp- no-if-1 's' 71 4 S 4 QP fn? er so AE, C85 fFlSS'!'.A! x . hom, music, Perfecto! w V Never a rn oes by without a party sornewhere on the gn' - t at's just part of our righteon the se u fnf, with Miss Teen Queen Harriet Y teria rea y t class pl lots of f the caf little record dances in the cafe- fatt ul Mrs Eckart always willing and g Miss Jones out of the room while her v surprise party all the class picnics d f n , the freshnnan luncheon in the Junior Prom, first formal dance life her colorful Christmas celebrations A . . CI. ,' - . . ' ' d ' I . I f h 4 I I 'X U . . ' ' ' . ' of the . . the senior luncheon , 4 . the banquet .,,that night of nights the Senior Prom, with all the new, fluffy, white gowns, the huge carnation leis, the last dance with that special guy . . . and then, that super graduation-night party . , . a perfect end- ing to a perfect high school careerl w 'lf 5 ,X ,ff-,ifiaf the Pfam-J-fMrg Doaaldibn' ' .idussiifot 3919, f , the freshman lunch- godd fun! . W. K' V , The scenes on the compus ore the spirit of our high They ore the things thot mode our yeor ex citing the terrific yob of settling down after unch bell and the roor of footsteps down the ch siestos in the shode of the romances in the holls, the srottered on Akiko ond Romon Betty Ann ond Mosoko ond Ben the chottering the closs meetings where oll prob- the storry-eyed freshies gozing ot grid Q1 , Doi, ond Nopoleon . . . those horrid exoms, report cords, ond the solemn resolution to stop around ond get better grocles . . , procticing for commencement night . . . trying on cops ond gowns, ex- ,-, changing pictures, signing onnuols . . . ond tinolly, thot night -the Senior Prom-the lost school donce ond then-groduo- tion . . . so long Kouoi High School, hello vocotionl Ray and the photographers do a little after hours darkroom work The two-thirty bell rings and the gang talks over the day s events Aho! caught in the act! Stanley, Joseph, and Ed compare test dope . . . 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Dum. gd fi U A 706434 Wfdnq 744464 . , We make a final retrospection of our year's toil and ending it, place our hopes in the belief that the end crowns all, Looking backwards down the ladder of the past year we see each rung, a milestone significant of a section completed and a deadline met, Along the way were many friends who lent helping hands toward the successful completion of this yearbook. To Miss Minnie Fujita and her art apprentices we owe greatly for their work and advice to our art editors and staff . , , to Mrs. Dora Muranaka and her business staff for financial counsels to the business manager . , . to Mrs, Toshimi lzumoto and the drarnatics cast who staged a ploy for the monetary benefit of our yearbook . . . to Mr, Tom Fujii of Hale Noni Studio for aid and advice in photography . , 4 to Mr. Henry Wedemeyer Jr. and Mr, Joe Shiramizu for photographic aid and contributions . . . to Mr. W. .l. Sendo of Sendo Studio for those beautiful scenic shots used on the section pages . , . and to Mr, Ralph Toyota and Tongg Publishing Company for their willing cooperation and outstanding printing job To all these we the staff of Ke Kuhiau l9'5O extend our heartfelt thanks Mahalo Lon! Z-.N omni' ,uw .f,,,,.g,,7,,M, 0 Mf- ,Lw jj ff om.. M, Q4-'SCJ Zelu...-4-4uq,4C1,Lf 'fin'-LC to Qkfxfxlklxb Wm fel Kfniff-lg QM? ,,,,7.f.MMf2: I 4,44 J C f A o D A i of , Q ff offmf.CP.u..i, fi - f Af A K x ,Aj , .f,M.g,t,ss, M Afw' .wg K,rf!':'-i1 f QA- V' Ei' .-Q f my Q.. N., KN N.. ,H L 'M ,f 2 x a 4 A -::-'e'-x'-'SEi- aan- 'IH , -. 2 J! 157441 ,-Q--SDN. ., Rf L. ,A 4 .1-. 1 I L Vx? ,f ,- X , 9. c,f ' M.. MJ f V N , .1 .ff f 'Q-' AN ll ysq? W 5 ,Ld .X vvswgianv ZPL K. 415121 JW '52 Niffii is ,- 1 .F .VLA L. fgiirvf ,fa ff! ,wi 'Y va!-'XJ NW E Q41 5 ,3 ' ,ff X , f 6 X , ' z 1 S . 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