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

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of fke .SZAUUK ' 'X I X V O! WW! STANLEY KOBAYASHI vice-president Able . . . promising zealous. 1 ,Q T, HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Q Every homeroom was represented at the student council meeting. g Bottom row I, left to right: Raymond Agan, Gary Nakagawa, Gloria ? Manipon, Ophelia Curammeng, Row 2: Marshall Nakamatsu, Nora 1 l Nakata, Elaine Omoto, Irene Wakayama, Lois Yamasaki. Row 3: George Matsunaga, Russel Taba, Kathline Texeira, Carol Ann Duarte, 'Sf' Wayne Masumura. Row 4: Alvin Akimoto, Amy Muranaka, Odienne Yamamoto, Jean Higa, Gilbert Kaluahine, Herbert Mundon. SERGEANTS AT ARMS AND MANAGER Elected to keep order at student council meetings were Stanley Yo- kota and Lynette Hamano, student body sergeants at arms. Stanley Sato, manager, helped the coaches whenever they needed assistance. COMMITTEE HEADS AND EXECUTIVE OFFICERS In order to keep the wheel of activities revolving smoothly all key officers and committee chairmen comprised the legislative organ of the student government. Bottom row I, left to right: Roy Shitabato, Lorraine Erojo, Mary Matias, Lillian Todo, Estrella Delos Santos, Patrick Yaka. Row 2: Grace Muraoka, Florence Kimura, Thelma Hiramoto, Patsy lchioka, Janet Gushiken, Barbara Fujita, Stanley Kobayashi. Row 3: Irene Takamiya, Helen Morinaka, Lynette Hamano, Jean Moritsugu, Kay Naito, Dennis Lo, Stanley Sato. Row 4: Mr. Kaname Kataoka ladviserl, Benjamin Nakamura, James Yasuda, David lha, Stanley Yokota, Roy Fujioko, Edwin Terui. 1 fx , . 4: 1. ,f -fl, . l 4 f. I - I gm:

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fy. ag. Poised good natured f7A JJ6 ag TX GRACE MURAOKA BENJAMIN NAKAMURA secretary treasurer Studlaus hard worklng Honest debonalr neat fun to be with ...........J 'i a student council meetung as Sec Prexy Yaka suts at the head table All mayor events and actnvmes on the Red Ralder grounds were engnneered by committees of students who were selected by the chalrmen, who themselves were appolntees of the presudent Regardless of the suze or lmportance of the as slgned task the product of each committee s ef fort was generally satisfactory This year for the fnrst time the student coun cnl sent two delegates to the Parent Teachers Assoclatnon executuve meetungs Presldent Yaka and Vlce President Kobayashl were elected to speak for the students soclatlon Conventuon held on Maul durmg the Thanksgiving holidays was attended by Irene Takamuya Patrick Yaka, and Stanley Kobayashi who credltably represented Kauau Hugh School In varlous group meetings Capable student leaders assisted by advusers, Mass Ethel Yoshnmura and Mr Kanome Kataoka led the student body through an eventful year Patrnck Yaka presided ox er the executnve com muttee whlch was made up of student body off: cers and class presldents Veep Stanley Kobaya sh: was presldmg offncer of the student councul the leguslatnve body of Kaual Hugh School On December 9 l95'5 Wmter Frolnc he only student body dance of the school year was held In the gymnasuum Votmg prnvnlege belongs to all students wha take tune out to register their names Registrar Merle Yamamoto looks over the card filled out by Patrlck Layosa as Stanley Sato and Noel Matsuoka look on 0 ll, 1 'K' ll I , by L' 1 ,V I -nw T 3 . I . , , Q T l The Territorial High School Government As- f , ' . ,X . . Y u . . t .3 . I . .I I - I ll - - '11 t

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Qu CLPH105 0l'l Q 51 -5 Myra Fujii and Anne Fujimoto collect tickets at the football game. Here's your assignment for this month, an- nounces Chief Yamasaki, as she reads off the instructions to the members of her force. Bot- tom row l, left to right: Betty Muraoka, Judy Yaguchi, Charlotte Tamekazu, Patrick Hada. Row 2: Noel Matsuoka, Sanie Kunimura, Joyce Uyeno, Arlene Tamura, Edwin Kawamura. CHIEF AND HER OFFICERS Goto the end of the line, please, called out a student police, when a boy or a girl tried to cut in the lunch line. Discipline and order were main- tained at all school functions because the campus police, led by Chief Lois Yamasaki, stayed on their duty. Guidance, not reprimand or arrest, was the motto of this group of law enforcers. Among the duties of the gendarmes was col- lection of tickets at all interscholastic home games. This was a tiresome job, but it was al- ways done well by cheerful officers. Assisting Lois with her work were assistant chief, Grace Muraoka, lieutenant, Anne Fujimo- to, and sergeants, Violet Nakagawa and Myra Fujii. Mr. Akio Kubota was the able adviser. It ,Ili y',l xxx hifi Ag Students were encouraged to obey the rules and regulations of the school by friendly police officers. Seated, left to right: Violet Nakagawa, sergeant, Mr. Akio Kubota, adviser, Lois Yamasaki, Chief of Police, Anne Fujimoto, lieutenant. Standing: Grace Muraoka, Assistant Chief of Police, Myra Fujii, Sefgeonf. 1 :- Xi 'Q , Q, as V g 2 Y , r 5 . . l X., , Q 24 f ' fs A' 1 1 ,, Nyf .. v- gn. as -v 9. is 'ir'