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

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Furrowed brows, clacking typewriters, over- worked erasers, blunted copy pencils, and deadline nightmares went with every twice a month issue of Ka Welo O Ka La. But this year's journalistic staff can proudly congratu- late themselves for putting out dynamic edi- -tions of our school paper. They were the eyes and ears of the campus, who probed for scoops in news and gossips. This informal and active class also took time for excursions to neighboring schools to exchange helpful ideas. A group of energetic newshounds also visited Mohelona Hospital and attended the TB press conference for interesting news items on TB research for our special Christmas edition which also headlined the writings of the fifth annual essay con- test winners, A Among the favorite features avidly read by the students were the news stories of student activities feature write ups of school life and loves the popular- Fashion column and the campus favorite Raiders Roost and other sports columns Heading this years Ka Welo staff were helpful adviser Mrs Mary Lillie cmd CO editors Dorothy Shimizu and Shirley Ogata Other staff members were Jane Matsuura business manager Victoria Mayo Lauretta lwamoto news editors Minnie Tokunaga Nancy Matsu zaki feature editors Mamoru Isobe Alex Matsuwaki boys sports editors Maximina Delapina girls sport editor Eleanor Wada Mary Ann Mizutani society editors Nancy Yokota Fumiko Harada typists Elsie Camaro Mew Ung Wong circu lation managers Juanita Manantan Lucille Matsuda exchange and file clerks Hilda Mako Jean Kanemoto Nanako Okumura Barry Okuda Henry Aoki Setsuko Hadama Masako Matsunaga Jean Doi reporters 3- x gf The industrious business staff checks the purchase orders and the typists always have last minute news items at deadline time Busily at work are Jane Matsuura Fumiko Harada Hilda Mako Nancy Yokota T? Competent co editors in chief Dorothy Shimizu and Shirley Ogata consult the futures book tc put up assignments and beats for the special commencement edition Preparing to circulate our paper to neighboring schools of all islands and the mainland and keeping the files up to date are seated left to nght Juanita Manantan Mew Ung Wong Elsie Camaro standing Lucille Matsu da Jean Doi Alex Matsuwaki 63

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ee KA WrEl.ll UMA iw., Newshounds posting up The dummy ond core- fully proofreodrng page proofs before press time ore: seated: left to right: Eleanor Wodo, Mary Ann Mizutczni, Moximino Delopinoj standing: Mcslko Motsunogo, Nonoko Okumu- ro, Mcnmoru Isobe. Barry Okudo ond Henry Aoki, busy sports reporlers, get the low-down on the Rolder cosobo squad from Charles Monoi ond Esrnenuo Tobofondo. Who's going to win, boys? , Nm X' fha uw deli an Me

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...M -. ei N , KE nuuliu Q PJ .A 141044 ,Claudia 9. Y 1 ,-s lndustriausly working are the administration editors who covered teachers and classroom activities. Minnie Toku- naga and Ruth Huntington do paste-ups on lay-out sheets, while Yoshino Higa at the typewriter and Shirley Ogata do the write-ups. Q' -ls r,, 'VV . , . .-fs O Y 12 ,,.,f f 'Hkrl' These busy photographers were always seen popping flashbulbs with their Speed Graphic camera or were holed up in the Ke Kuhiau darkroom. Examining a negative is chief Edwin Nishikawa, while Juanito Rasay watches Harry Umemoto at the enlarger. 1 self 71 'gel tgps ' 2 gc! Q mf ,Q i ' .:lfS,Ll'.f'il'.' . .ii , . eg. . ss f. 'ssh-s' - Nb 1 'QQ' f Q ' s . . . T M fiiiii , 'i e T.Q-1l'Iv1l25iQ..'Al'ffi1lDir'i-AwniMi1v- ,Q-'iglinni Slfllwri Hilti! wilh busi- . - mlliilier iw - ' ' :QS-:' ,fr -' wi. .f.z'.iL.I,,i i V 1 ' i v Y r V 51. L W 64 What is seen within this book of memories is the culmination of the blood, sweat, and tears of the Ke Kuhiau l95l staff, The supreme effort has been made. The nightmares of labor, the joys of successful work will linger with the 24 staff mem- bers who strove for the goal of maintaining the Medalist honor which Ke Kuhiau has achieved for three consecutive years since l948. Thumbing through professional magazines and publication textbooks for layout ideas, making dummies, planning a good theme, working on paste- ups and write-ups, copy-reading, proof-reading, and doing many other chores kept Ke Kuhiauans busy. Room 26 was open on weekends and after school many a time. To meet rising costs, the staff presented a benefit talent show, aided by the dramatics class. The sale of attractive Raider bookcovers promoted by the staff was well supported by the student body. ln addition, football programs were sold for more revenue. As a service to the school, the staff promoted the sale of football tickets with a ticket-