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

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Ckrizifmaa ruff ed WINTER DECORATIONS 551' gy M WSJ' was A simple Christmas decoration, with beautifully wrapped gifts under a large trim med tree, is prepared by Jean Higa, Carol Ann Ozaki, and Janet Gushiken. MR. AND MISS PREP-FOOTBALL A TREE GETS TRIMMED Arthur Maghanoy and George Saladaga trim the Christ- mas tree. CHRISTMAS PARTY PREPARATIONS Lillian Toda, Barbara Fujita, Jean Moritsugu, and Roland Akama prepare sukiyaki meat for the homeroom party. Gladys Yama- da, Leonora Manuel, Mildred Yamauchi, and Betty Takemoto spread out the food. Miss Yoshimura and Mr. Kotaoka crown Miss Prep-football Lynette Hamano and Mr. Prep-football Robert lha. bv-f Jeff ' P' Swfsa 623 N I 4 93.1 A . as I wr-, I

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ur camlaud alaloenzngri ' Many musicians came to our campus, Nota- ble among them were George Barati, concert master of the Honolulu Symphony, and his Lit- tle Symphonyng Dr. Gerald Erwin, music consul- tant of the Department of Public lnstructiong and the Bamboo Trio, nightclub entertainers. Visitors' day brought many parents and friends to our grounds. They visited with the teochers and enjoyed sumptuous luncheons at the cafeteria. Career day brought many com- munity leaders and experts in various fields of vocations. All these people made the year pleas- ont and eventful. U x E4 FIRST KA WELO OF THE YEAR Edwin Kiikuni, Roland Akamo, Grace Molina, and Gwen- dolyn Medeiros find an interesting story on page three. PTA DINNER MEETING VIPS at the PTA dinner are District Superintendent Malcolm Clower, Mrs. Clower, PTA Prexy Kiyoshi Sa- saki and Mrs. Sasaki. GREETINGS Mr. Miyoshi welcomes Miss Hoshide, while Miss Okano, Mr. Bales, Miss Osaki, and Miss Victorino look on. -Phu VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS Roy Yamauchi and Richard Nagoshi lei school finalists, Shei- Ia Umehora and Irene Wakayama. Joyce Matsumoto talks to an admirer. FOOTBALL TICKET SALES Ticket lady, Kay Naito, finds out that football claims fans of all ages. 'NX L ou' P' oo 4. ' .ow ,I V if ll7

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pfag-acfing un Christmas rush at Kauai High School includ- ed gaiety and laughter in all homerooms, where the annual Christmas parties were held. All kinds of delicious food were spread on the table, and boys and girls had a merry time consuming them. The seriousness and monotony of everyday school lite changed into a bright scene, where even teachers participated in games. Students happily volunteered to do chores that ordinarily were dis- tasteful to them. Active freshmen held the spotlight and cap- tured the hearts of many with their touching characterizations in Birds' Christmas Carol. This was truly a time to be jolly. There were other interesting happenings, too. The campus thespians were extremely active. Their children's play group made numerous trips to Lihue Grammar School to present short plays forthe pleasure ofthe little ones. Hilarious pup- pet shows delighted the members of the speech classes, as well as the kindergarten children. PUPPETRY, AS INTERPRETATION MEDIUM Puppets intrigue Margo Kunimura, Eunice Inouye, Dolores Casa- bar, Elsie Ichimasa, Emily Ayres, and Betty Oyama. WOODFOLKS MEET LITTERBUGS The cast poses for a tintype. Left to right: Katherine Acosta, Betsy Taboniar, Adelina Longboy, Leilani Blas, Cecilia lloretta, Barbara Rapozo, Shirley Ishida. V giww' V - wif si' ACTORS' TASTE OF GREASE PAINT Make-up artists, Muriel Perreira and Thelma Hiramoto, ap- ply grease paint on Apryle Motoda and Patrick Hada. l ii A ' . 1551 ff 'f A'ff'f'li THE BIRD FAMILY These thespians starred in Bird's Christmas CaroI : Gerald Ha- shimoto, Dennis Miyoshi, Geraldine Dias, Alvin Takemoto, and May Mori. l 5 1 1 W