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

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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

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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.

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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 , .