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

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.I If fa.. . X- nf' 2, in-var l.ClQ ,,,m-W ta flllldlllte 'figs' ...nl RICHARD MAEDA Vlce President efflclent ovld sports an dependable neatly dressed a proflclent mathematlclon a would be architect GENEVIEVE FERNANDEZ Secretary everyone s delight beauty plus brains sociable and very prompt a commercual student a promuslng stenog rapher WILLIAM CURAMMENG Treasurer reliable cheerful and happy go lucky dependable lover of musnc a neat dresser a snappy dancer SENIURS We day vqfofaa Xa wfzoal lafe du! we aae nal uufifref, fun' Legun Graduatlon Day' The funal step at last The end of four memorable years but only the begnnnung ofa new start nn Ilfe We attained the tltle of Mighty Senlors by worlang dlllgently to complete four years of educatlon Durung these years we traed to put our best foot forward an everything we undertook We made many mlstakes and learned through these mistakes but we also accomplushed many feats un academic work and extra curricular actuvutles As strugglung green lliroshuesl we were frightened by the strange surroundungs We forgot this fear qulckly when we got acquamted with each other Young scholars luke Ethel Kodama Constancla Dacay Barry Okuda Charles Ueyo and Ann Yokomoto showed academuc promnse by making the honor roll Not only scholars graced the lnmelught that year but talented muslclans and snngers os well Among these were Cruspln Relacuon Mildred l-llklll Edwnn Ahana Harriet Yama saks and Merrllee Panuu l948 Suffering Sophomores Remember how we suffered un biology algebra and geom etry7 lt was a hard year of study for most of CHARLES UEJO Presldent studnous fnendly always actlve In forensics a budding orator Chanllme 20 L-ali I QD- f ' ,ffl If if W? I - ' ' ll ' ' II .5 -- 'A , ws- ,Q - 1. Ti l ' - . it -VAV to ' W . . ' , M . I . - - I l I, . ' . Q 'T ' ' I I X V I I , L M . . . I - I - -.. . . I Q I. . I - , . I I - ' willing to.h.elp . . . able and cooperdtlve . . . ai Q 4 1 M... KL, -I . l Q n - 'Q' f X . If rj X X, N f , ,K six ,J X,

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E f 1 CLASSES All tlm splefndm' of old and new Hawaii is l'IIfJlllTI fl in Alalza Week l'l'll'lll'lIll'UII.Y. The 'brfople of Hawaii exlend llle lei of f1IlIl'IlI-I-IHI llospitality to all who wislz to share it. Kun lei pun, pofna ole, a lf6alol1a is the lly-Ufllflll. The arrival nfll1e.4liifm'll1e Alalfalzilcl zuilll the regal llflflfgfflllfld of Waikiki and lliamrnzd Head starls ilu: !'Iflf'lHYlll'UII. Symbols nf' Aloha Ilfeclc and its .Spirit are the leis of fluzuers being strung by Aletlzia Crmufll and Virhy Alayn. ' X 1 l A. 74 fy'- w A 2 lx.,,Q 7 A , X Ar' '- ' 3 Yin-nv, vff. 4 all , J'

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us. However, we had fun at the sophomore assembly which was under the direction of Patrick Ellis, A picnic and a dance left us with a feeling of a year well spent. Time marched on and we soon found our- selves Jolly Juniors. Our Junior Prom under Harriet Yarnasaki was lauded as one of the best organized and colorful proms. lt was a night for gay and scintillating Fiesta Our assembly planned by Ann Yokomoto and Nanako Okumura was very original Then came the year of years As the big wheels of chool this year we participated in many activities Promising young scholars orators talented musicians great athletes and future thespians made up the mighty class of Sl Athletes who added prestige and honor to the school were stalwarts like Ben Victorino Thomas Higa Tomoki Uchiyama Frank Quin ones Frank Morris Howard Uyeno Tsugio Yamaguchi and Raymond Carvalho Thes plans such as Domingo Ayala Dorothy Amaral Eleanor Castelo Caridad Marquez Dorothy Texeira and George Akuna entertained at many assemblies A very incomplete senior honor roll would also Include Harriet Yama saki Henry Mikasa Kikuno Shigeta Constan cia Dacay Robert Yotsuda class activities Maureen West Vickie Mayo Jane Hirota Rosalina Gongob pep squad Jean Kanemoto Mary Ann Mizutani Ellen Tsukayama Masa Harada Dorothy Shimizu journalism Ethel Kodama Edwin Nishikawa Charles Ishii art and photography Norton Malina George Nakao Stanley Uemura David Shirnokawa radio A great task still lies ahead of us and we must be the conquerors of it Our motto Not finished just begun will be the guiding light to our future endeavors in the world ,H nip u 4 xs,4u,v ff x '1!'lqn-v.,,,,, All the glamour and excltement of the Sensor Promenade the culmrnahon of all the good tlmes rn school as Mrghty Seniors was planned by chalrman Eleanor Castelo wath the counsel of class advlsers Miss Jones and Mrs Alter v l' WW 'lhtl ii? W QW ij, 4 -fr ,'? ' Elk, ggi A gala trme was had at the Class of 1950 picnic and a httmg funale for four years at Kauar Hugh was the last curtam call of the senior class assembly Chairmen for these two events were Edwrn Ahana and Mntsuko Fukuda i The memorable and impressive baccalaureate and com mencement exercnses solemnlxed by the graduates ll their whnte caps and gowns were guided 57 Cl'0 'e Mlldred Hlklll Nanaka Olmumura and Mmnle Tokunaga - - r - 11 - 11 J ' 1 ,, l W Y r x ' , If T ' ,. . ' . . , at Y 1 C L : X ' A Q . , . . . K W J Q .X Q K A 1 E X l f. A 4 1 A H-1. ' . ' , ' 4. , ,, . ' 1 m X Q g l , . X 1 1 1 ' I 7' F I I I ' . - I 1 - . . . . .. , , . . . . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' I ' -J X 1 ,, if - 11 m . . . ,, ' ' 1 1 1 :V V - ' v - . . 1 , . '- x ' 7 ' ' 5' ii wi Fi . I -5,-M '- ,Q K up 1 f ,-V, ' , X ' if, , A 4' 1 9 1315, . X , A, .1 I Y . 1 , A . as , -. Q . -., I i - , sf. for , 'H X - -W - - f'L',l, ' t ,ff L1 .' W M. Maw fgiigdyifflkvbggffwz , w f 4 rm - 'Q fz' 1?i3. ' ,X ss., 'wb 1' Y f . f .fzaq'f L-, . 'J I 1' 1 -nlfffffixr.-1 1 fre-M 2, f ' f ' N '5 'Lff?'lZ'iili f '.-, , V ' ' ' ' . T1f5'Z'1 ' 'E' 41 f?f.... .1S M 7 , 51. ,T f -f 7'.,2f' Q' ' A l.-L '1' :'- 'XF' 1, 75, 3 6111 F'-'f,j?9'?i 'ini ' f?g fA1' l M, L A , ' f,l5'l': tl ,' .' 7' -ess: 'fjlr , ' rs .Q - V:- vf V' A 'Q jg, ' , . N , ' j in fe ' , . a , .1 I e . 4 , , X r . . . if ' e . . ' ,NM -.W A 1 F 4 ' l 1 4' ' ,L J A . ' ' Rx , e . ' ' i A A v -A Q u ' ' , . . ...I I l X 1 , 4' 4' , 5 if ,