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

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Cl, 900 yea? .Q 3 me tug -4-we mp. WHEN YOU'RE UP, YOU'RE UP Cheerleaders do cart-wheels at a pep rally. What a treat for the student body! SURPRISED! The photographer catches Ethel Carvalho aff-guard. Song- leaders, Carolyn Arruda, Lynette Hamano, Lorraine Eroio are more interested in the game. l K L. I lv, I A f sr, :gl LET'S SING We've got a team that's on the beam! Pepsters sing with all their rnight, led by Florence Rapozo. Z .44 :N 4 JESTER IS REWARDED Stanley Yakota receives first prize award from Jean Higa in the joke contest. Zf exft' ,- , .1 Q, 'xi E24 -.v 4 'Vg 1-55-5- Q, 91:31 rv -.- vw L Sv-.1 -.fn KN 3, Q ww S 39

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PEP CLUB OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Jean Moritsugu, treasurer, Joyce Matsumoto, secretaryg Naomi Matsuoka, president, Anne Fujimoto, vice-president. Standing: Odienne Yamamoto, George Kamei, sgts.-at-arms. CHEER WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT The fact's before your eyes. Who says we don't have the best cheering section? lgeladferzi enioge School spirit was at its peak this yearl More than 400 members made up the popular and active Pep Club, whose major activity was to cheer the school team on to victory, The job was well done, judging by the championship won by the football squad this sea- son, A new project of the club was the joke con- test that was held early in the year. This contest was open to the entire student body, and students were asked to hand in original jokes. Stanley Yokota's joke was the best, and he was presented with a prize. A committee, under Barbara Fujita, selected three final- ists whose jokes were read at a pep rally. The applause of the students selected the winner. Mrs. Barbara Mant, once again, sponsored the club and with the aid of diligent officers, the club enjoyed a year of success, color, and joy,

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NEOPHYTES AR President Edwin her a membersh walt thelr turn cf' f gc' .. E GREETED Terui congratulates Juliette Ogata, as he hands IP card, while George Higa and Victoria Ishida ederuing i5CAO!6U 5 Once in the tall and again in the spring, upperclassmen displaying high scholarship, good character, outstanding leadership, and unselfish service were elected into the National Honor So- ciety, Impressive induction ceremonies welcomed the neophytes into the society. Many students, needing special help in their subjects, were assisted by the members of this organization as part of the tutoring program. To finance the projects of the year, this society sponsored a benefit movie in the gym, to which the student body was invited to attend. Directing the activities of this club were president, Edwin Terui, vice-president, Dennis Lo, secretary, Joyce Matsumoto, treasurer, San- tos Padilla, and adviser, Miss Mary Mildred Jones. LUNCHEON PARTY Proud parents are honored guests at NHS luncheon. ALL AROUND STUDENTS Bottom row l, left to right: Barbara Fujita, Jessie Tanabe, Helen Tanaka, Lillian Todo, Naomi Matsuoka, Mary Matias, Joyce Matsumoto. Row 2: Santos Padilla, lrene Wakayama, Grace Muraoka, Victoria Ishida, Juliette Ogata, Helen Mo- rinaka, Ellen Tanigawa, George Higa. Row 3: Miss Mary M Jones ladviserl, Dennis Tanigawa, Edwin Terui, Dennis Lo Howard Masumura, Kay Naito. 1 3 I 1 t 4 is 11W -i f X l of x .H .5411 - ,i is gi, Hit, v 5 ' x Si ta - X l ar ll