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

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we! CZd6fil,ll0l 3ZI'Tm'f'Ii ZZT..?2isi,'.Z'I?.f..ff'I,'1f.'i,'ilf..f i's ' e , MRS. MARIE CASE Finance committee adviser: Bookkeeping: Typing 3-4: Shorthand. 'ifvs in v xx MISS MIZUTANI Ballot committee adviser: Typing I-2: General Business. Mn1mmm. That smells good! remarks Elsie lchimasa, as she watches Mrs. Tom fry some pork chops. Ethel Urakawa seasons Letters, notices, and invitations to parents and students are prepared in the commercial department. Helping Mrs. Case run off PTA notices on the mimeograph ma- chine are Ronald Umehara and Pacita Mananton. the chops. Mr. Kubota advises Wayne Uyematsu, who is learning how to sold- N er in the metal shop. in S'-' A MRS. JENNIE TOM Cap and gown committee adviser: Homemaking I-2: F. H. A. adviser. lv 1 Ning H531 MR. AKIO KUBOTA Campus Police adviser: Assistant coach: Arithmetic l-Z: Mechanical Drawing: Pre-Vocational: Drivers' Training. 1 5 I i 4 . .. . 5 . I 9 I V if I f 4 ,

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1 '? MRS TOSHIMI IZUMOTO Program commlttee adviser Annual advlser Dramatlcs Speech I 2 VICTORINO nd I 2 Chorus I 2 Englush 5 6 3' sv-Q V' w N uh tt MISS DOROTHY ho gf Better English cornmrtte XV advnser Socnal Studres I 2 E rsh I 2 3 4 Arts and Crafts A well tra: and under l'ITe leadership of Mass Vlct enter Ins the parents and guests 5 auar H School MISS BERNADETTE Pep Rally advuser weef IWLMIILC IWLLXQ The fune arts department ancludsng classes rn photography art band chorus speech and dramatucs was exceedingly actuve throughout the school year Blrds Christmas Carol was a productnon of the speech students Puppet shows and many one act plays were prepared and presented to Interested audiences by the drama students After an absence of two years chorus was once again avarlable to muslc lovers at Kauas Hugh School After Its debut In October the singers were frequently called upon to perform at various assemblies and gatherings A commnttee of the frfth penod speech class sets a table rn preparatlon for a luncheon The group rs left to nght Leonard Vegas Eva Pascua Mrs lzu moto Barbara Rapozo Petro Madrld Cecllla lloreta Liza Amoroso Shirley Oklnaka and Sylvia Morris Q S 0 0 , 4 '- ' I ' 'lx' P . I I . I - I I Y I 1 . , . . . ' ' 7 . . . . : 1 ' I Ba - , 3-47 ' - . - 5 . . . , . . ' ' l 5 ll ' V' X L 1 5 ff . . ' ,l 4 , , f sg Q g w f ' V' ' 9 ' , . 1 + - 1 - if' XX. by .' , 4 t , . Y'-fu I Af! g 4 I . . . 4 A . A I tx A x .. - . 1 V' 4, ' li E XP xr A - A ' Q H A NR 'K f 3 Rf + .XJ I U A' - -cr ' ' . ur -x f ' I G l , , 4 K, .I ' I ' I ' V I , nel' - . - : Q. ' 'Q W' I X '

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lg 9 AMI 511 il MR KAMEICHI MR TADAYUKI KATO MR BACH YAMAMOTO SAKAMOTO Student Court advuser Sophomore Class advrser Cqmpug cqmmgffee adwsef F FA advuser Bunldung commuttee adviser Vocational Agriculture l 2 V9Wl 0 'Ul A9 'CUll'Ufe l 2 woodwo'k l 2 3 4 Pre Vocatuonal Pre Vocatlonal Aruthmetuc 3 4 Farm Management The dronung hum of machunes and the mo notonous taps of typewruters were representa tuve sounds that flowed out from the undus trual arts department of whuch Mrs Marue Case was the coordunator Thus department embraced the largest num ber of subjects at Kauau Hugh School Eleven subjects belonged to thus category of classes The maun obuectuve of these vocatuonal clas ses was to develop skulled workers un theur res pectuve areas Many beautuful artucles of hardwood and metal were produced un the shops where the boys devoted theur tume and skull Mr Yamamoto teaches his boys un woodshop the Import MR RICHARD SUZUI Part tume cooperatuve traunung Veterans trounung Young Farm rs SL lfl!lft580 food As Lorenzo Casabar goes over the parts of an unternal com bustlon engune Mr Kato stands by to render hum assustance --any-f ance of accuracy and thoroughness un all thelr actuvntnes Otlllo Utrero Robert Kurasaku and Paul Tao saw a puece of wood for the construction of coffee tables Coffee tables are made and here are sandpapered by Joseph Nakamura and Allen Tamura Q rbi L..