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

Page 127 text:

C Pedfllfe wflftll THE MYSTERY OF A PURSE Have you ever wondered what those wucker burd cage or coffun luke purses that gurls always carry contaun9 Judgung from my observatuon they can be euther uunk pules or treasure houses I have observed that a gurl s purse contauns a munumum of these thungs Kleenex combs penculs candy lupstuck and wallet Take my purse for example After peerung unto uts depths I extract a chaun wuth a locker key and a post of fuce key followed by 355 worth of carnuval tuckets and sulu can treated eye glass paper Then the maun contents of the purse a red wallet wuth an album of puctures un ut two pencul stubs two tubes of Iupstuck Maguc R d and Fure and 'ce along wuth lupstuck smeared kleenex a murror and comb set readung glasses and two fountaun pens just un case one should run out of unk I haven t touched the bot tom yet so wuth mure rummagung out comes an almost empty package of cracked seed half a stuck of gum fuve baby puns and a C PO badge Over fufteen utems In all' Gosh I dudn t realuze I had so many thungs Id better start my sprung cleanung rught away' by Estrella Delos Santos SCHOOLS DAYS SCHOOL DAYS School us 'uot a place for play Nor us ut where you work all day Here you learn the sumple trucks Of rfadung wrutung and aruthmetuc There are many people here un school Now come to school prepared to work Don t come to school uncluned to shurk Youll learn to work and study taa As sumple as countung from one to two by Edgar Takabayashu DANGEROUS MISSION The nught was cold and wundy The moon was nowhere un sught I sat out there un the cold nught shuverung and afraud l had to thunk of a way to accomplush my unscrupul ous mussuon For to foul meant unstant penalty I at out un the cold for who knows how long medutatung Then I ht upon a plan I entered the buuldung through an open door un the rear The guards had already retured hours ago I then started through a long narrow hallway leadung to my destunatuon Then passung the guards chamber a few yards before my destunatuon I could feel the beads of perspuratuon runnung down my forehead I crept slowly and quuetly past the guards chamber There were tumes when my heart actually stopped beatung After a few teduous munutes that seemed luke hours I reached my destunatuon As I was turnung the knob on the door I heard vouces mumblung from the guards quarters I felt luke runnung but I knew l had ta face the cansequenc es Then I heard a vouce call out sleepuly Dud you have a nuce tume Johnny? I replued meekly Yes Mother I had gone out wuth the gang and had returned home about one un the mornung I thought I was goung to punushed so I trued sneakung unto my bedroom But my te duous effort proved futule By Patruck Yaka WISDOM AND INTELLECT Intellugence comes un two parcels One us called wusdom and the other untellect Both are born un us but wusdom us already wrapped and tued when we receuve ut whule untel Iect us yet to be assembled Wusdom meets a new sutuatuon wuth propruety and a knowung eye whereas untellect may stumble However untellect wull puck utself up Wuth know ledge held fast and ready to use untellect wull avoud stumb lung when ut meets the same sutuatuon agaun Wusdom wears luttle clothung whule untellect us laden wuth layers of mater ual gathered from everywhere As wusdom swungs gauly along the road untellect deluberates wuth every step Wusdom sees the beauty of the rose whule untellect sees only the parts The growth of wusdom us unfunutesumal un comparu son to the constant expansion of untellect Wusdom makes luvung an art untellect us the machune of lufe by Helen Morunaka ON BEING SICK I entered a dufferent world when I got suck My sleep whuch was duffucult became a fantasy I saw or more truly felt a lun ar dream amorphous lunes whose colors changed Iuk a freshly caught dyung octopus More subtle than the best ballet ut created a feelung of despaur then exaspera tuon and then rest It was truly a play on my emotuons I comtemplated past events un a dufferent lught For gotten happenungs were recalled I realuzed the unumpor tance of many thungs and thought Ive been botherung about nothung My nose cleared for bruef untervals whuch were moments Then every cup of water became a cup of nectar As I began to recover I realuzed anew the joys of luv ung It was luke returnung from a trup to a stranqe and dustorted land and seeung once agaun the old famuluar places Food that had become unsupud regauned uts flavor and ap peal soft creaks and rustlungs agaun became auduble the surroundung stood out wuth stork claruty the world was beautuful agaun You don t have to travel or to read a book to journey to a strange fascunatung land Just get suck ' by Dennus Lo THE ART OF THROWING SPITBALLS IN A CLASSROOM Lusten my chuldren and you hall hear Of the art of throwung sputballs at someone s ear After many years of constant practuce and patuence I have perfected the art of throwung sputballs un a classroom Thus pruceless art demands skull patuence and perseverance A sheet of paper us ample enough to supply one wuth sput balls for the enture peruod Tear off a small portuon of the paper and carefully roll ut unto a tuny ball Apply a but of pressure and your tuny but potent sputball us ready to be fured at an unnocent classmate Gaze around the room and look for a lukely target The most opportune tume to carry out thus untrepud feat us when everyone us studying Puck out your target and wuth a steady calm and careful aum send the whute sphere hurtlung through space toward uts d stu natuon The next step demands one to be calm cool and collected As soon as you hurl the sputball quuckly glance down at your book and pretend to be studyung luke mad Remaun un thus pasutuon untul you are certaun that you have successfully carrued out your abuectuve and hope that the vuctum of your duaboluc scheme wull not retaluate Sputballs are thrown by fools luke me It s a lot of fun just try and see by George Matsunaga o o o I A ' l I . I , - , - U I I . . . . Q . - , , - , 1 . , , I I ' I ' . . , I . Q I I I I I I Q I I I I I D . I - ' . . , . . . . ,- 5 I I ' , . , , V I 1 ' r ' ' f u - . , - I , . . I . I A t I I , I V , - - , . . . - 1 . V ' , ' . ' ' . . . . . , . . . I I , , . . - I Il I r , . . I . ' of pure bliss. At the height of my illness, water tasted sweet. I I I I l - J I r . . . I . . i I I A I . I ' . , . . I . . I - - I I T - - I 4 I I . . . . I . u ' ' ' , , . I , I I I ' D I I . I . . , ' ' ' 3 '- , I D I . A - I 1 . . - . I . . ,, , ' ' . , ' , - ll - Il ll ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , - . , - A h , , D . be . . . . . . 4 , . I l - 1 - . , -

Page 126 text:

2 BARE BLACK ROCKS One clear and sunny day two vusutors came to my house After admurung the vuew of the ocean one of them saud lsn t ut too bad you have bare black rocks unstead of a sandy beach I notlng that ut was low tude asked uf they would luke to see what we could fund on those bare rocks We walked down to the edge of the water As we walked crabs scur rued away unto cracks and holes un the rocks Small black rock fush called blennues skuttered through tude pools splash ung manfully un theur attempt to get away I pounted out a cowry camouflaged by the folds of hus mantle blendung wuth the surroundung seaweed In another pool I spotted a half unch gardenua luke eggcase of a hydatuna Besude the rock to whuch the eggcase was attached was a luttle patch of sand I asked my fruend to suft through ut carefully He was amazed when he brought up the parent of the eggcase the beautuful fragule punk black and whute hydatuna shell Examunung the pool closer we saw a red and whute band ed shrump dauntuly walkung around the base of a stone My fruends both shuddered when they saw a black sea urchun wuth long menacung spunes In all they were very much surprused at the teemung Iufe on those bare black rocks by James Orruck THE SUBTLE THIEF OF YOUTH Only a few years ago we used to romp barefooted on the sooty lawn at the Luhue Grammer School standung on our hands wuth our skurts flowung about our heads acquur mg dlrt under our fungernauls whule playung marbles and receuvung blisters on the palms of our hands as we rode the swungs Pullung each others haur and punchung each others arms seemed to be our udea of humor at one tume I remember playung the game called box and sludung unto a corner only to plop the lower half of my anatomy unto a maunder of ghe day encased un caked mud Then too there was the tume when a teacher told our scuence class that an aurplane kept un motuon by flappung uts wungs and she ex claumed Scuence us marvelous nowadays' She amused us greatly and thought she had us fooled but we spoke our puece though to Iuttle avaul We can never forget the year that we graduated from elementary school We thought we were the best class to pass through the portals of Luhue School Amudst tears we kept un step to Pomp and Curcumstance Soon we w re to en ter a new school where we were once more to begun at the bottom of a ladder a very tall ladder Hugh School proved to be even more unterestung as we took a greater part nn exercusung the tenets of democracy un class and student body affaurs Club affaurs afforded us personal achtevements outsude of school New fruends were made everywhere The day of choosung our furst formals came and went luke a gust of w nd Evenung socuals wuthun our group, as well as wuth people far and near made us blund to the fast tuckung clock Often were we remunded to set our munds to study Much too often were we deaf to our teachers sage advuce Vocatuonal plans for the future presently rest heavy up on our shoulders as we prepare ourselves to become fune men and women And we ask ourselves Where are those care free hours we spent workung and playung together7 Wuth out our knowung It Tume has robbed us Tume has passed ever so swuftly and now and then one wull hear us sayung, Why ut seems as uf only yesterday by Barbara Fuuuta 00 :fill SOMEONE I NEED When I am un bed wuth fever a cool calloused hand occasuonally rests upon my forehead Whenever I seem to face an umpasse comfortung words encourage me to try harder lf I do good work a benugn face humbly nods un tacut approval That calloused hand belongs to someone who has work ed earnestly to shape my Iufe Those encouragung words are uttered by someone understandung That nod of approval comes from someone dear Thus someone has been a constant guude and she s someone I need my mother The happuest day of her Iufe wuul come when her hopes for me are fulfulled by Joyce Matsumoto THE ART OF RIDING BAREBACK Rudung bareback on a horse belongung to the Grove Farm Company us really an art becaus a person has to be ture less artustuc and alert He must also be unured to lectures and must have a sense of balance and the speed of Mercury One must be tureless because the horse usually us un wullung to 'et anyone rude hum and one wull probably have to follow the horse all over the pasture before catchung hum One must be artustuc enough to fashuoru a brudle from the tough skun of the hau plant Alertness and speed are two other requurements The Grove Farm Company does not permut anyone but the cowboys to uude the horses so we have to be alert at all tumes Often we do see the cowboys comung to take some horses for the day s work That s where the speed comes un We take the brudles off the horses and run for the nearest hudung place The most umportant re quurement us havung a sense of balance Nothung can beat the thrull of rudung on a gallopung horse That us as long as one stays on If one fauls to remaun on the back of th horse keep hum Iumpung for several days Every ruder now and then falls off a horse and I ve got a pour of scars on my head to prove ut One must be unured to lectures He who has rud den bareback on a horse for about an hour wull no doubt know why The seat of hus trousers wull be durty sm lly and covered wuth horsehaur It us not wuse to rude horseback too often for the structure of your legs wull soon become curved by Benuamun Nakamura RAIN ON THE ROOF A sentumental fool wull never thunk of raun as free forms of hydrogen and oxygen un some chemucal combunatuon des cendung upon the obluque Iune of a shungled roof but as the tones produced when the hammers are touched to the bars of a xylophone To the sentumentalust raun us the orugunal musucuan who tume after tume returns to command perform ances that are attended by dry reguon royalty and shunned by the offsprung of moust clumes Hus musuc may range from that played by a symphonuc orchestra led by a tousle haured sage of musuc who dups hus sulvery baton un the ocean of un vusuble gases to that dushed out by a rock n roll band led by a trumpet player wearung a polka dot tue Hus musuc suuts hus moods sometumes the thunderung strauns that ac company mysterles other tumes the vuoluns of a romantuc dunung place Sometumes the raun plays musuc as ut was wrutten and once tn a whule ut syncopates and umprovuses anothers musuc No matter what kund of musuc us played the sentumentalust wull only see notes dancung on hus roof as I wull on mune by Kay Nauto cl 0 IA I - I . I ,. I . . . 1 . . . , I I . . , . I - . I , . . , , - . I - , . h . ' . I . H . i , ., . I I - - - . . A , . I , . . I e , - . , , . , I I - . I . . . I - . . ' ' ' - . ll II 4 ' ' 4 ' ' ' ' - , A ' . . 2 I , puddle of mud' If was miserable having fo Spend the re- he will have to suffer scratches and bruused knees that will I I . , , I I I - 4 1 u , . . . . . . I - A A ' - - . ,, . . u, - I . . . A I I 'A , , - , I , . , . ' ' . c - , . . . . . I . . . . . I I 1 I I ' 1 ' - uf - ' I . . ' .- O ' I ' ' - , , I . . . . ' ' I ' I ' . I s - ' . . - - ll ' ' . . . . . I I , I II , .

Page 128 text:

Cadauas, Phllup Damel Ferre1ra Aban Abara Abara Abara Abara Abreu, Abreu Achor, Acosta, Marcus Anastacla Columba Fellpe Prlsca Maxnne 4 1 Estrella Lam Katherlne 'R 1 Adaoag, Chrlsanto Agan, Jr, Raymond Agao Ellzabeth Agao, Frances 33 '35 5 Agena, Agena Agosto, Agosto, Agosto, Agpoon Lawrence Maureen Adele ' Lmda Ventura Domlngo Fl0I'BY'lCC Agular, Agustin, Betty Lou Ahana Valerle Kathryn 28 ll AFFUUH CBPOIYY1 Delapenla, Robert Alana, Jo Ann Akama, Dnana Akama, Roland ' Aklmoto Alvm Alayvllla, AVEDIIDO Alayvllla, Juanlto Aldosa, Dorothy Aldosa Jean Alsmboyoguen Harold Allmboyoguen Juanlta Allmboyoguen, Ronald Almelda, Lorralne Alter Mrs Marjorue Amorln, Gerald Amoroso, Ellzabeth Ancheta, Juan Apana, Henry Aqumo Loretta Lmda Arakakl Glenn 27 42 33 39 Awakum Donald Ayres, Emlly Costa Balocan Beatrlce Bales Mr Edward Baptiste, Lmda Baratn, George Bargayo Antonlo Berales, Louls Bergonla, Benny Bergonla, Isabella Bernades, Helen Bernades Lawrence Blackstad Barbara Blake, Rowena Blas Lellann 3 Blas, Lundy Bcnser, Yvonne Borges, Allce 4 7 Borja, Jullet 08 Borrero Matllda Borllez, Andrew Borllez, Louls Botes, Braun, Braun, Braun, Brum, Brum, Brum, Brun Bukoskl Bukoskl, Bukosku Butacan, P3tSy Bernlce Loretta Norman Anthony Norma Veronlca Ronald Elame Nolan Wllllam Vlsltatlon 37, 55 4 Cabaong Cablnatan, Gloria Cablnatan, Leonardo Cablnatan, Panfllo Joseph 24 v 4 1 Camara Allan Carlos Mr Nemeslo Leonard Daniel Ethel Lllllan Patrlcla Charles Casabar Dolores Casabar Lorenzo Case Mrs Marne Cataluna Donald Cataluna Llewellyn Kan Hung Mrs Florence Alvm Barbara Eleanor Carrelra Carvalho Carvalho Carvalho Carvalho Carvelro Chang Chung Chow Chow Chow Chrlstuan, Donald Chrlstnan, Douglas Clower Mrs Agnes Contrades Imogene Correa Jerry Dorls Irene Georgla Laurlano Peter Corema, Corema Corpuz Corpuz, Corpuz Costa Brum Eileen Costa Brum Theresa Costa Lucnlle Cruzada Glorna Curammeng Ofella Curammeng Serglo Dacay Chrlstma Dalda Flora Davld Annette James Daos Dang Dang Delos Delos Delos Santos Estrella Santos Franklln Santos Rudy Delostruco Carollna Delostrlco Joseph Delost-rlco Yolanda Deschwanden Mrs Ma Dlas, Geraldlne Dlas Irene Dnas Loretta Doctor, Gloruta Doctor Julno Dol Dol Dol Dol Dol Dotarlo Duarte Beverly Glenn Malcolm Marian Warren Especlo Bernard Carol Ann Ronald Wllllam Josephine Mr Albert Duarte Duarte Duarte Duque Duvel Eblnger Barbara Eckart Mrs Alleen Eder, Lucrecla Ellamar Gabruel Ellamar, Glorla Engelhard Robert Epe Casamero Erojo Lorralne Erwxn Dr Gerald Esplrntu Ernesto Falardo, Peggy Farlas Dennis Ferrelra, Antoinette 3 1 rgaret 0 1 6106 Ona U1 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Ferreira, Ferreira, Ferrenra, Ellzabeth Jeanette Wallace Fodran, Ofello Fodran Lorenzo Fountain Mr Edward Franclsco, Arcenla Franclsco, Slmon Freltas Kenneth Fuji: Fujn Fuju Fuju Fujul Fuju FUJII Fujn Fujlm Dorothy Elsie Ethel Joyce Myra Roger Sarah Stephen oto, Anne QXO 5 1 Fujxmoto Carol Fujlmoto George Fujlmoto 6 FUIIYTIOYO FUJIYYlOfO Fujlmoto FUlIl'I'lOf0 Myrna Patruck Rnchard '5 Rose Marne Fujuoka Roy FUIISHIQS Ellen FUJISPIIQC Melvyn Fujlta Barbara FUllf3,C3lVII'1 Fujlta Lmda Fujlura Alan FUIIUFB, Howard Fukumoto Gary Fukumoto Naomn Funada Edwln Funada Gary Funada Glenn Funamura Damel Funamura Glenn Fune, Cathllne 21080 4 4 -3 1 4 Furtado Thomas Galapln Barbara ' U fl 1 ,J 1 1 N Galas Katherme Gananclal Mercedes Garcia Harvey Garcia Jullette Garcla Loretta Garcla Patrlcla Ann Gerardo Bernardo Gerardo, Cayetano Glpolan, Albert Glpolan Lawrence Gokan, Charles Gokan Melvyn Gokan, Wayne Gonsalves Stanley Gonsalves, Thomas Gora, George Guadlz, Bullle Guadlz, Charles Gushlken Hugh Gushlken, Janet Z R Hada, Marilyn Hada PETPICK Hadama, Clarke Hadama Jane Haltsuka, Haruyo Halemanu Alexander Halemanu, Mary Ellen Haluapo, James Hamada Jane Hamada, Jaynlce Hamamura Harry 1 J Hamano, Lynette 4 4 2:1 .SO 1 121 Hanaoka, Ronald Hara George 1 Hara Janet A ,.,,. II ..... 37, 51, 54, 86 ' , ' II ,...,.. ................... I 14- 71 , ,,.., II ..,....,.,.., ..,.,,,..... 3 6, 80 , I II ,... .,,.,.,...,.. 3 6, 85 ' ' ....,.,. .... .,,..,...,... I 3 1, 74 , ' ,,,, II I ,,,.,e.,. ,.....e. ,...,.. 7 0 , I ' I I le.l 1.1 ' II ..,., II .,..l 79, 82 . .,,,.,,,...,.,,..,.,,,,,......,. T4 ' , I I II .,,., II R0 ' ....,.,..... ....... I , ' ,,,,,l II ,,,,,,,, I II Ia, 5 I 92 , ' II l,... ..,, ,,,,, I I I ee,e,.. S1 ' II II II ,.... 77, 30 , ' I I I I IIII 112, 44, 34 , . 20, 21. 3.1, 03, 10-' , I - I , 51 ' 20, 3 , 45, 02, 110, 120 , ' ' I II .I . JB, 120 I' . . I . 12- Q-' ' - ' ' ' ' ' I I' ' 7:1 - - III'f'I I'I 'IIQfffQIff'lIQIQQ'If ' II III, 77, 82, 120 , IIIII 84, 110 - I III, IIIIIIIII I 37, Igg ' I II II I 75 , 18, 117, 7:1 I I 4 , 0 , , qqrv 25, 7:1 , I ' 17, 28, TT ' IIIII II IIIII II I JZ I A ,,,, I T4 , IIII II II II :se IIIII I IIIIII I I 34, 35, TL 10I ,I ,fI 4g gg, 109 , I II 51, 85, 120 I I 31, 513, 42, 114 II IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 7 3 , ' .... ...I . I 37, X1 .I II 26, 47, 84. S5, 123 , I I IIII IIIII Z1 0, R7 ' , - 12, 15, 32, 67, 715 , I I TX II IIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIII .IIIIIIII I 1 2 , 110 . ' IIII I IIII , IIII IIIIII I I II I2 ' II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIII 67. 76 , I I I II 4, '4 IIIIIIIIIII .1 so, 120 , II I .us ' I 20, 311, 218, IMI A ,A,,,v,,.--- I Kggr I .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 121 ' A II IIIIII I 7:4 47, 33, 84, -- ' ' IIIIII 41, 79, 120 ' ' IIII IIII IIIIII I ' , II .III 14 ' I -v,-,,, ,v,---..,v wvr, 7 'I , . IIII II 11, 1 ' I II .1 , D , J' , ' I I IIIII II 27, , 2., 30, 02 . I. . 411, -14, 120 ' , I I II Til ' I '.'-. I 34I 'HI 120 I I I flli, 37, U4 ' I IIII 30, 43, ill, J , 121 ' ,VVQ II 32I 41I T6 ' II I I Ill, .1-1, 108 ' , ' II IIIII II I T0 .o2, 117, 118 , I I 71' ' ' I II 34 ' , A IIIIIIIII I IIIIII 25, , Il2, .12 , ' . ,-,,--, I -14 ' I ' I I I I - 74, 211 - ' Qngl II II I 37 ' I I 114 , II II IIII I I I 25, 811, 35. .4' ' ' ----- vv-vVv-----. -,-.--------- I I T3 , IIIIIII II.I I I II T51 ' ' , I I II II II I T54 II II ,UVY II HIAAY 11 , ' I I I 84 ' , IIII I IIII 30, 32, I-5 , I IIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIII 3 5 I T4 , 2 ---, T4 ' , ,,-., 25, 211, 211, 30, - - , ' I 04, 1141 31 33, 40 41, 413 05, Ilx, 112, IIS, 12. , I I I .I II I II X.: I , 1 I XI 4 I - 67I -GI -S , I 711 ' ' I :0, - Knlnn Kgvvn I ' I 15 , ' II 74 ' , ' I I IIII I T4 ' ' IIIIII I IIII II IIII 14, 4:1, 79 , ' 45, , ---- I III- I- - -1 77 , . ' IIIIIIII IIII I 12, 13, 120 ' .,,,-,-. I ,--,-- 92 ' I IIIIII II IIIIIII I D , -2, 5 - '4, ', S7 ' II 1-, 29. 35. , 43, 93 , - 4 I I ,, 74, , I ' 5 as ,-----1 A 12- 13 I ..I....I II IIIIII 36, 24 ' I IAIV I II :HI TX , ,--- - - 2 -lil, II-Q II IIII II IIIIIIIIIII IIIII I I fs - -,, , --,, I . 111 ' , ' I .... I 74 ' ZR :ss 4:1 QQ 1 -'-A A - 14' fm ', IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII 15, 70, 81 Q ' II ' Til , ' I I 12, 13612,-16, Ill: Araneta, Eleanor I II IIIIIII. III.IIIII IIIIIII I I II II 71 DangI John IIAA I T5 1 I --f'-- -VVV f -- 73 , I IIIIIIIII I..I..,..II III.. I , , 77 ' I :UI 85I 121, -- ---- 34, 4-1 -'61 lo-l, 113 1 I ---1,1 f---'--, 1 IIIII--18-II ,IIII , 20, 214, 35, 40, ' ---A ' . . 44I 4'I I44 B , ' I IIII X2 G 0 75: ' , IIIII II I I IIIIIII , ' I IIIIII II IIIII IIIIIIIIIII 03, 120 A I - 11 I ' 20, :11, 44, 117, 120 , . .III II IIII 11, 50, 511, ll' ' , I 37, Xl ' , IIIIII IIIIIIIII I I 10, 84 'I ' .. ,.., II 41. 78, 81, 121 ' , I I IIIIII 12, 13, 70 ' , II I II T4 I IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII I I I 116 , . I 14, 30 ' , ' IIIIIII I IIII I T1 , IIIIIIIIIIII I IIII I 37, 51, 81 ' ' ,,,, ,,,, I 437, 72I 1110 ' , II IIIIII II 77 ' I IIII IIIIIIII II 71+ ' I I I VKVV ' I ' ' ,I I I T0 I I IIII IIIIIIIII I I IIIIII 37, 79 ' , II T4 , IIII II I I 36, 37, .46 II I II IIIIIIIIII II 35, ' I I I,III 41, S4 IIII 37, R5 I IIII IIIIII I IIIII I . I ' 1,Y- I I T5 ' I I I 87 , I..I IIIIIIII I I 85 'I , II 144 ' , I II IIIII I T4 . .I I II ....,,., 67, 74 ', I ,,,, gg IIII I II IIIIIIIII 47, 06, 123 I I I --,-,-1-,-- ,IIIIIII--II 3346, sg, ', II 50, 53, 50, 52, 93, x4 , .... ,,..I ..... I I 86 , I IIIIII I , , 4 , , . 'I ' A II II I II 34I 74 I I IIIIIII IIIII I T5 I ,II..I.... I. III.I .IIIII 55, 85 'I I IIII I I 36' gg I A I,,,,, ,II,,I,,I , T1 -2 2 --1- 33, 76, TS, Til , I I TT II .III IIII... I I II 71 ' I I I IIIIIII IIIIII I II 751, 120 I I II X1 I ,I,I,I, IIII I II T5 ' I ----- ,-------- - 46, 1 , 113, lgfl I I 25I 34I T0 ' ' IIII II 34, T5 I 1 -- '--f ----- 4 'I , I II 1:41, 147, 74, 145 .....I I .I 87 I I......I.I..I II..... I .III . 81 , -- I II ' , II I I II T14 ' I II IIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIII 5 1 7 , ' IIII 34, Tl ' '5, 2, 41, 42, J6, 115-I I IIII IIIII IIIIII I IIIIII I I 93, 120 I I IIII I I,1 IIII IIIIII IIIII I I 79 82 E . ' IIII II IIIIII IIIIIIIII R7 II I IIIIII II I 8, 23, 103 I I II II 3II IIII , I I I I II , II IIIII I II 26, 7I2, 11.1 I..I III.II......, II...I I I .I ' ' ' X' in V ' ' ' 36' 97 ' IIII IIII IIIII II 43 8' , f '--' 34' 43- 76: 82 , ' '2 ' T6 I I I II 37 55' SQ , IIIII 37, 55, Xl II I..I I..I1II I 67, T6 -I - II 'I' ffffm ' ' 72 ' IIII II 12, 15, 32, 47, 84 , .I.II I I.I..I.II.III...I.. 37, so - Ijjiii ig1I11Q32 IIIIIII 3'i111Iii 73 , ---- I ,--- - ,,--II , 13 5--1-5, A --1- ----'1 A 85 - - 1 II I I I 37I 6. , I I I I I 27, 59, Su II II IIIIIII II IIIIIIIIII 86 1 I I I Ill, I II g5I 33I g5I :UI 46I 5,5 , I .I I IIIII II 4:1 ' ' , . 116 1 I I 70 7 , IIIIIIIIIII III15r154x7 C I I 4-l -,I , , I , I IIIIII IIIIIIIIII 36, 51, 85 F 41, 46, 97, 102, 118, , 128 ' - ---- - ----'-- '------f 1----,---- 7 4 IIAIII I II 14 71 go I I.IIIIII.II IIIIIIIII.IIIIII.II.II.. . .. 80 I I ---f------, --------------,--- 3 3 ' II ' IIII I I I II I IIII r 14I' 74 1 .I I....I . .....IIIII...IIIIII .III7 37, - IMI 85 , II .4