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

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eloufafion feam Qi ,xv l C11 44 4' OMI PATSY Luhue OZAKI CAROL ANN K Ioa Stamp and match cover collectuons top Patsy s lust u e of FtR5'a?res toldcorqp secretary of hobbues tu C 926 2 3 Class Sgt at arms 2 3 4 P Club l 2 3 4 FHA l 2 Campus Comm 4 ORRICK JAMES-Koloa PAIA JULIUS-Luhue Tall and lanky Jummys huge collectuon of Juluus was an actuve member of th basketball couns us a brught spot un hus lufe team for two years Stu Bodyl 4 Bas etball 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 FEBRUARY Unuted States Armed Forces sent recruut ung personnels to entuce the senuors unto mulutary servuces They duscussed the pros and cons of servuce lufe wuth unterested students, and they really paunted a rosy pucture of barracks exus tence Unuversuty of Hawauu YM YWCA depu tatuon team entertauned the student body at a PALAMA THOMAS-Kalaheo Thomas numbers huntung swummung and horseback rudung among hus chuef unterests Pep Club 3 4 Raduo 3 4 Football 3 PANUI PAUL Luhue Paul us unterested un all kunds of sports Hus specual talent us sungung Stu Bodyl 2 3 4 PASCUAL ADELINE Luhue Thus petute Fulupuna songburd came to us from the Phnluppunes durung her freshman year 3 lsecl 4 FHA2 3 PIA MADELINE Nawuluwulu Sweet Madelune hopes to become a nurse Her long haur us admured byall F 34FHAl2PepClubl234 general assembly and later spent a whole hour talkung to the senuors about college lute There was the UH entrance examunatuon whuch was admunustered by Dr Edward Whute to prospectuve Raunbow students Approxumately 43 senuors braved thus comprehensuve test One Saturday future nurses took the Nurs es Aptutude Test Thus was a month of braun washung CIR' iqff ' at ,- A-5 T' - 5' --'J , .' I f u l- ' lt I A I L I V M ' ' ' C t n V ' . . S . o .IL p. , , 7 .- - , , 7 I I I I I P X ' ' . I I I . ,.,. D ' I ' k I I I I I ' . . . . . ,, . ,, . . I ' . . .. , . . ,, . . . . . ,, I I . : ' , : - , 5 ,P u . g A I -1 - I I I ' V V . l u I - . FNC , . : . , 4. I - . , . . 4 H as V NC u I . 1 , , . . f T 'V l

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3 4' von 3' l NAITO, LINCOLN-Nawiliwili Happy-go-lucky Lincoln was president of the FFA. FFA 2, 3, lpres.l 4: Football I, 2, 3, 45 Assembly Comm. 4. NAKAI, HOWARD-Lihue Diminutive Howard is a very conscientious worker, Hi-Y work takes up much of his time. Program Comm. 2, FFA 2, 3, 4. NAKXMURA, BENJAMIN-Kaapu Moonie can be counted on for those unusual hep-words. Class Treas. I, 25 Stu. Body Treas. 45 Hmr. Mgr. 4. NERO, FELICIANO-Lihue Friendly Shiano is an exponent of the art of Judo. Track I, 2, Football If Campus Comm. 4. 66 77 enior gif 5 Li-e -iz ...AX FOR YOU A LEI Leis for visitors are sorted by comely Jean Moritsugu, Shirley Mon Jean Matsunaga, Jean Higa, and Eiko Muraoka. V Nu, ELMER-Kololwe f' . As Ke Kuhiau head Bggrapher, Elmer spent a great deal of time shooting p' res and developing them. Ke Kuhiau Phot rapller 3, 41 Stu. Court 4. -FQZ NISHIKAWA, HENRY-Nowiliwili Henry was a valuable member of the baseball team. Hmr. Mgr. 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I 2 3 4 FFA 2, 3, 4. OBRERO, ALEXANDER-Puhi 1 Toll and handsome is Alexander, He has won many friends with his pleasing personality. Track 3, FFA I, 2, lsec.l 3. ODA, JUDITH-Puhi Quiet by nature, she displays her humor only among her close friends. FHA I, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. -I' N17 'C 1 IV ...ap

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4'--4' Qt' 4' PERREIRA, MURIEL-Kalaheo Muriel, the tallest senior girl, likes all types of sports. FHA I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. PETERS, ADAM-Puhi Congenial Adam loves to drive around in his two tone Chevrolet. Photography is his hobby. FFA I, 2, 3, lreparterl 4. , D RABASA, PEDRO-K X 5 -' xy Pedro is an artistic lad ' G l v or musi Football 2, 3, 4, and sy, Pu ity cayglgt, 4. RAPOZO, DONALD-Hanamaulu Tall and lanky Donald brings laughter to a dismal room with his corny jokes. FFA 3, 4. A POOL SIDE DANCE After the Kauai Inn banquet, Robert Rivera, Doris Co- rema, Norman Braun, Juliet Boria, James Matsuwaki, and Dolores Nadarisay enjoy a dance. ft ll: ounfie Ol' MARCH, APRIL The school buzzed with registration for next year's courses, but the seniors were left out from this program. lnstead, many of them went to Mrs. Eckart's office to discuss their post high school plans with her. Some students had as many as three transcripts of their work in school made and sent to the colleges of their choice. Preparations for the carnival in April were begun, and seniors took active parts in the planning. The Raiders' Round Up was a highly successful affair, Seniors, once again, were in the spotlight, as they took part in the variety show, helped in the country store, and decorated the gym for the dance. The fun, anxiety, and fatigue, that the seniors experienced, will long be remembered. RAPOZ0, RAYMOND-Lihue Raymond likes fishing and swimming, but detests homework. FFA 'l, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RIVERA, ROBERT-Lawai Good looking Bob was the choice for Senior Prom King. He was also a great athlete. Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. SADAMITSU, STANLEY-Pua Loke Collecting popular records is Stan's hobby. This music-lover knows all the current hits and can sing them, too. Ke Kuhiau lphotographerl 4, FFA 2, 3, 4. 'Uh' Q-gy