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

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Frances at bat Hazel at third Kikue catch ing, Dorothy on the mound and-here s the pitch' Ba-all low and inside' The Wildcats get another two points as Encar- nation shoots a pretty lay-up shot, while La Verne attempts a desperate block, A group of lovely and sharp basketball champions are: Row I, left to right: Moritsugu, Castelo, Saladaga, Pa- nui. Row 2: Epe, Quinones, Souza, Gerardo, Pacheco. Row 3: Talbo, Perreira, Pundyke Heresa Dacay What a tense moment in hockey playing this is as Ro- berta, Cora, Lillian, and Ella try to clear the ball for a field goal after a twenty-five yard penalty bully. Q-Ll' 94 4 I

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-v Q, it Q ,Mi We W xl!! 3 W Neophytes of the club. Row I, left to right: Cabinaton, Bergonio Santos, Castelo, Gandeza, Gipolan, Eroio, Timtim, Kurisu. Row 2 Delostrico, Iha, Akimoto, Minatoya, Bromeo, Kailikeo, Souza Souza, Delapina, Vilche, Pavao. Row 3: Dacay, Amorin, Louis O'Neal, Manus, Aipo, Crowell, Matsumoto, Ariola, Mercado, Perry. 1? Old-timers of the club. Row I, left to right: Moritsugu, Castelo, Saladoga. Row 2: Tolbo, Pacheco, Gerardo, Muracka, Bargayo, Epe. Row 3: Rapozo, Pundyke, Per- reira, Miss Schaid, Ponui, Heresa. 93 1 Head mentors of the club, Irene, Ella, and Rcse check the records to see who earned her emblem. Miss Schaid, Hilda, and Cora see that the ratings are done right. The girls need twenty-five points to win the coveted GAA insignia. Pass that balll Shoot that basket! Wheeeeetl YEAH-The lmuas won! Such outbursts were heard from the huge crowd that gathered in the gym to watch thrilling GAA basketball games. These games were played every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday during lunch hour, The bosketball tournament was the most popular, but the nine teams of about ten members alternately played volleyball, soccer, hockey, horse-shoe, badminton, and softball. Through this participation, they promoted health, sportsmanship, physical efficiency, athletic accomplishments, character, and love of the outdoors, the objectives of this active GAA group. Spearheading this year's successful organ- ization were president, Eleanor Castelo, vice- president, Leonora Salvador, secretary, Irene Quinones, treasurer, Rosalina Gongob, report- er, Hilda Mako. Miss Wilma Schaid again rendered her inspiring service as adviser.

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HUNURS Colorful floats rlepirting all eiiltzires l o Hawaii, women pil-Il riders garluell in flowing garments, hula flanfers, Samoan knife danfers, and other features by the races of Hawaii inahe the ,-lloha parade a piftiiresque and exciting story of Hawaii's people. All Hawaii is lzathezl in the mulli- hizes of bright aloha shirts, 1711111111 ll ns, and hololczis and revels in the unique musie of many nations. Representative of our new Hawaii are Alerrilee Parzui fPart-Hawaiianj, Dorothy Shimizu fjapanesej, and jane Hirota fPOTl1lg1l656--IUPIIIIESEQ.