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

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ACTIVITIES The luau with its lanlau, kalua pig. native frziits, haupia, and other Ha- waiian z1elic'ar'ies and the hula per- formed by graceful clanfers are synonyinous with Hawaii and Aloha IVez'l:. I'Hele Illfll. a hui pa ia, me lee ala onaonaf' says Hawaii. In the light of giant torehes lining the lagoon, guests eat from ti-leaf covered dishes and raps of roronut and Iaanzhoo. The merry-niaking features the danring of the hula, both ancient and modern. Merrilee Panui, jane Hirota, and Salvador Corrales perform an ancient Hawaiian danee. C 4' fA ,Lt I X' s E--Q fi 01, .45, , II I'e 'u I' I if ,, tvv..,MI ,fi 'Ii XI, 4- Ili' I' gl 'I N I 4 r I-I I -. I. UI s .1'I,x-I S ini I ff, aiywf 'U .f 40 , A Qs-I s-,J ,,--4' ma S.- 'F I

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'lfwzzfefzclcififi Jfi-.file AT THE SOPH DANCE: Richard seems just o blur as he hurries to ask Harriet to donce, but the lady looks a bit apprehensive . . . Wolly and Misao enjoy the dance music of Dorsey, Como, and Bing, straight from the phonograph. WITH THE, FARMERS: Their first crop of cucumbers must toste good judging from the look on Avelardo's toce . . . Laying the tile foundation tor their shower and store room, lsamu, Martin, and the other future farmers industriously mix cement in their bare tect. AT THE JOLLY JUNIOR BOOTH: Harriet, Nancy, Hazel, and their hustling junior com- mittee sell hot dogs and pop at the night basketball gome. Service okoy, Robert?

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5 5 W STUDENT GOVERNMENT M, 9 HENRY KUBA ' Y j Vice-President . . . depend- ,mm , P' able and well-liked . . .an N 7 ' honor student . h I shy but We CGM CGPXGJHJ, fun to know. weheqollfodemew, Q '7!:mei4ameMmgfa4aZlaju4Ame. Representative government in action was demonstrated by the student council, the law- making body ot Kauai High School, which was the focal point of all student body activities. The student council consisted ot social studies representatives, class presidents, stu- CONSTANCIA DACAY dent body otticers, Ke Kuhiau co-editors, Ka 5e e Y - - - Cl 'i 9 Pe -s, Welo co-editors, chief justice, chief ot police, and chairmen ot standing committees. Under the capable leadership ot student body vice-president Henry Kubo, the student 1 K council discussed and voted on important ' it major issues such as the student body dance sm s and the revision ot the constitution. sonality . . . versatile . . . ' attractive . . . a student of drama. My Q ,gif The council held two joint meetings with i' V ..,. Qtff Waimea's student government during the year , if A to discuss problems ot mutual interest. ROBERT YOTSUDA Treasurer . . . happy-go- lucky . . . a whiz in social studies . . . quiet and re- served . . . independent. l 4' f . Wwwg . m 1 fr V V 1 il 1 HQ? , VJ , ,Y V 0 f f AKITO OGOSHI I . V, Manager . . . artistic . . . an V 'Tig V I , all Sfdf lillellldll . . . i if. f 0 'mm of deeds' not wmds' ,, f fl President . . . tall and lanky . . . amiable . . . ' i M easy to get along with . . . a political success. A rn .: X