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

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STUDENT BODY As a clearing house for guidance pur- poses, this committee worked in close contact with the teachers on questions and problems confronting students, Left to right: Wallace Yokota, Harold Uyeno, Mrs. Eckart ladviserl, Nancy Fujii lchairmanl, Barbara Yamamoto, Donna Doi. Doing away with pidgin and stressing the value of speaking good English to the student public was the main pur- pose of this committee. Standing, left to right: June Takamiya, Lou Eckart, Linden Crabbe, Miss Jones laclviserl, Shirley Takeuchi, Norma Shiraki, Ca- rol Ahana. Seated: Betsy Fujii lchairf manl. They revised the old Constitution and presented the student body with a new and much improved document which was ratified enthusiastically. Left to right: Mitsuko Fukuda lchair- manl, Mr. Kurasaki ladviserl, Aiko Nakatsuka, Carol Kuniyuki, Yoshino Higa. Made up of capable workers, this group admirably performed the dif- ficult task of selling and collecting tickets for our various school activi- ties. Left to right: Charles Hirata, Mortimer Koide, Sally Higuchi, Henry Sasaki, Kikuno Shigeta, Charles Ishii, Mr. Fountain ladviserl, Thomas Oshima lchairmanl. 68

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BAND z.Mza,ig.Wfz1,41,,.my- Mzzwawzmw That a conglomeration of advanced and be- ginning students, mostly without instruments and prior training was harmonized into a smooth Kauai High School band attests to the ability of Mr, Albert Rapozo, our new band instructor, and the hard work of the small, but enthusiastic group of aspiring musicians. After a few weeks of constant practicing, the students surprised the student body by making an auspicious debut at the first pep rally. Thanks to the band, student participa- tion at pep rallies and football games was increased tenfold. Although handicapped by lack of funds, the band made itself a major fixture in school. Meet the professionals, trumpet artist Henry Rente, trombone specialist Charles Hirata and saxophone soloist Julian Villapania, who sparked the band's spirited performances. Ro-w I, left to right: Y. Ishii, J. Villapania, F. Morris, G Pascua, H. Rente, F. Lopez, E. Costa. Row Z: V. Kinney H. Ayabe, S. Oana, A. Gampcn, M. Mirafuentes, V. Me- deiros. Row 3: C. Hirata, H. Alu, A. Labrador, G. Cama- rillo, H. Sasaki. Row 4: L. Suplet, R. lhara, M, Botas, Mr Rapozo, C. Relacion, A. Fabrao, J. Brown. 'A 1 l

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00 Mmlims These members worked on the student body budget for the year and did their best to meet all financial re- quests to the satisfaction of all. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Case ladviserl, Robert Yotsuda, Ethel Okinaka. Seated: Alex Matsuwaki, Rachel Okutsu lchairmanl. This group gave recognition to out- standing students of different depart- ments fcr their superior work. Student bcdy officers were given awards for good leadership. Standing, left to right: Edwin Ahana, Howard Uyeno, Akito Ogoshi. Seated: Barry Okuda ichairmanl, Mrs. Deschwanden lad- viserl. Restrooms were greatly improved by this energetic committee. They made sure lavatories and shower rooms were in sanitary condition. Standing, left to right: Vivian Galas, Harriet Morimoto, Barbara Mikasa, Jean Gokan, Caridad Marquez. Seated: Harriet Yamasaki, Cralina Padilla lchairmanl, Miss Schaid ladviserl. Members assigned sections on the campus to all homerooms and super- vised cleaning up during Friday's clean-up period. Standing, left to right: Jane Hirota, George Nakao lchairmanl, Shirley Watanabe, Mrs. Omori ladviserl, Kikuno Shigeta, Mamoru Isabe. Kneeling: Norton Malina. .4554 W, V.....,..,.. . , .L ,,- N' .7 its '02fvf5 Wl7 i3EY5iz9 Wx?WN Aw iwsgl' 15'?ff,'z Q IW me . t M, f 'K Z it 4 'Z-J