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

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map war . . in ziocia afuckea MISS ETHEL YOSHIMURA Student Council adviser: Junior Red Cross adviser: Social Studies I-2: English 3-4. MISS FLORENCE OSAKI Junior Class adviser: F.H.A. adviser: 'il'-,Q Homemaking 3-4: Social Studies I-2. I,- li lg' I4 'I l Jerome Tanabe and Gloria Ellamar inspect semester with Mr. Fountain. '!That's quite good, says Miss Osaki after reading Na omi Fukumoto's humorous paper. Locating the exact spot of the volcano eruption on Ha waii are Herbert Hikiji, Jane Tao, Miss Yoshlmura Yolanda Delostrico, and Angeline Navarro. f

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QZQ --up LLZZ 5e56L0l'l5 . IYLOULQ5 6,900 2125 MRS MARJORIE ALTER Senuor Class advuser Socual Studues 7 8 MR EDWARD FOUNTAIN Tucket Sales commuttee advuser Constututuon Revusuon com muttee advuser Socsal Studues 5 6 MR ISAMI KURASAKI Ka Welo 0 Kala advuser Publuclty commuttee advuser Englush 7 8 Thus year Mrs Maruorue Alter served as co ordnnator of the socual studues department Under her guudance the work of thus depart ment progressed wuthout snags ln the furst year of hugh school the students studued cuvucs Fueld trups to the town lubrary and the cuvuc centers hugh lughted the years work World hustory took the sophomores back to the begunnung of tume and they returned to the present by travelung through the Dark Ages the Muddle Ages the Machune Age and funally unto the Atomuc Age Junuors pondered over the problems that baffled our forefathers as they traced the de velopment of democracy Extensuve vocatuonal guudance was guven to the senuors as they started out theur last year at Kauau Hugh School un preparatuon for the places they would take un the socuety after graduatuon Amerucan problems polutucal economuc and socual were delved unto by the mughty senuors Movie reels wuth runnung comrnentatuons brung the pertunent news of the world to the students monthly Dan Funamura readles the projector for a showmg to Mrs Alter s sensor socual studues class Exustence of unformal relatuonshup between teacher and pupuls IS evident here Mr Kurasalu and Edwm Kanemato enpoy a casual conversation '-..-r' 'Q' A 1' 0 0 I I Q O Q I ' - I . X 5 . . . . . . N . . . . , 1 I v An I I I I r I . . I I - Ng . . - I . I I ' ' ' I I ,A - u I kr' ,r I . I f-i' f Socnal Studues 5-65 X QA 1 'A . . , . . . .X uh 1 '-. S.. I ,- - ln 'p u. bl! V .Jn 'V ' 2 1 IX A , -I AN ex ,Ag A , ' L L f K Ll' ,ff-clk V W . . A ' Q Y: ff I I g ' T ,R x . x u ., K - ' ' fp A x. 1 I

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66 7? joan! Aw die min A I '25 rv-f f' l jx 55 y , R 'X MR. SHINJI MIWA MRS. MARGARET Junior Class adviser: DESCHWANDEN Awards committee adviser: Business Arithmetic: Drivers' Training: Algebra l-2, 3-4: Geometry, Trigonometry. Al'il'l1m6fiC l-2, 3-4: Geometry: Algebra I -2. Mr. Miwa goes over a difficult mathematics problem with Anne Shinagawa and Virginia Marquez. ' An experiment is conducted in Mrs. Mant's general science class by Lorraine Almeida, Dennis Forias, and Peggy Fa- jordo. ' Mrs. Deschwanden explains the intricacies of banking system to business mathematics pupils, Gladys Kido and Glenn Funada. KH6lK calling KH6BDaXl Over! Throughout the school day calls, similar to this, were put t h ro u g h by the Kauai High School barn rodio station to ham stations all over the world. Along with chemistry, physics, biology, and general science, radio class at- tracted many scientific minds. Theorum, corollary, segment . . . these were but o few of the many new terms the students learned to employ in geometry class. Hundreds of puzzling problems were solved by mathe- matical minds in algebra and trigonometry, too. The coordinator of the mathematics and science department was Mrs. Margaret Desch- wanden. MRS. BARBARA MANT MR. KATASHI NOSE Senior Class adviser: Visual Education committee Pep Club adviser: General Science: Biology. adviser: Radio l-2, 3-4: Physics. Chemistry I-2, 3-4: bs 'Q 'P X X, f