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

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'v ' X f , X1 SALESWOMAN PAR EXCELLENCE Programs! Buy a program! Only fifteen cents' yells Mary Matlas Ellyn Nakai and Katherine Galas prefer to walt for their customers BEAT ASSIGNMENTS Juliette Ogata Jessie Tanabe Glenn Takaba yashr Prlsco Abara and Ronald Umehara work on their stories Glorleta Doctor and Ronald To yofulxu sign up for their beats Mala, KA WELO HEADS Seated, left to right are: co-editors Mary Matias and Estrella Delos Santosg bus- iness manager, Glorieto Doctorg sports editor, Clifton Yaguchi. Standing Over the big wigs is adviser, Mr. lsomi Ku- rasaki. Ai 11 if .. , w 4 X ll I ll T . l ,. , X I I L 4133 rf :- ll In f V 1' S I . ,T R f , s . xi . . , X ll I' f 5 , s A-f . ' L I --'f AX , .. ,. .. fs , l. -I J 1,4 gggys- ' V . is W is . I, R

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ju flflfe l'llfLl 5Q5 The promotion ot unity, fellowship, and understanding of the nursing profession was the primary purpose of the Future Nurses' Club. Folding Christmas seals tor mailing and making newspaper bags and tray favors for pa- tients ot the Mahelona Memorial Hospital were among the outstanding services rendered by this organization. Senior members were given the Nurse's Aptitude test on February 4th in preparation for admission to Kuakini, St, Francis, and Queen's schools of nursing. The practical nurse's test was administered by adviser, Mrs. Aileen Eckart, while the Nurses League test was given by Dr. Hatsuko Kawahara of the district superinten- dent's office. FUTURE LAMPLIGHTERS Bottom row l, left to right: Mildred Yamauchi, Ellen Tsuchiyama, Adeline Pascual, Alice Saito. Row 2: Elizabeth Amoroso, Annette Dang, Estrella Delos Santos, Maxine Abreu. Row 3: Gwendolyn Medeiros, Dorothy Fujii, Eileen Hashimoto, Nancy Miyoshi, Betty Uemura. Row 4: Violet Koerte, Beverly Yuen, Cathline Fune, Jean Higa, Imogene Contrades. T7 5 i - r f 2 1 1 S l . l NURSE LEADERS Left to right: Myrna Fujimoto, sgt.-at-arms, Adeline Pascual, sec retaryg Estrella Delos Santos, president, Rowena Blake, vice-presi dent, and Eiko Muraoka, treasurer. CHEERFUL WORKERS Future nurses blend social chats with service ac- tivity, as their busy fingers fold newspaper bags for the hospitals. BUDDING NIGHTINGALES Bottom row l, left to right: Eiko Muraoka, Sanie 4 Kunimura, Lucrecia Eder, Merlyn Pascual, Dorothy Takeuchi, Anne Shinseki. Row 2: Barbara Mata, Jane Hadama, Leilani Blas, Rowena Blake, Bar- bara Ann Martin, Jean Tsukamoto. Row 3: Lor- raine Almeida, Mary Jane Tavares, Myrna Fujimo- to, Lorraine Lopez, Judith lshiguro, Veronica Costa Brum, Emily Ayres. - 0 ,l s., i.L t 0.S-.5 Y ,,-.,u , si'oog x 0 -4 i , bn. . an,

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6!eCl,6! A7185 CtI Cl,:l58 IQQLU5 Olfllfl 5 Beat assignments, special projects, and ex- cursions kept the newswriters busy every day of the year. Besides the chore of getting out a bi- weekly paper, each week, two students were se- lected by the adviser to write the stories for the Raiders' Round Up column, that appeared in the Garden lsland. This column kept the island readers of the paper up-to-date about the doings on our campus. ln September and October this staff as- sisted the yearbook group with the sale of foot- ball programs. This was a new undertaking, that proved financially profitable for the Ka Welo class. ln November there were excursions to Sam- uel Mahelona Memorial Hospital and to Kapaa High School. These trips were made in con- nection with the staff's work in the National TB Press Project. Nine staff members and Mr. lsami Ku- rasaki traveled to Honolulu on February 4th to attend the Territorial High School Newspaper Conference held on the University of Hawaii campus. HERE'S MY STORY Ka Welo is here from the printers. Left to right: Ellen Tanigowa, Helen Morinaka, Joyce Ma- tsumoto, Estrella Delos Santos, Charles Taba and Irene Wakoyama turn the pages to their stories. - P x M -4 as EDITOR'S CHORE Mary Matias assigns stories to Frances Agao, Maxine Abreu, and George Matsunaga, as she puts the assignments down on the deadline calendar. . 17 K sl... --T N HELPFUL POINTERS Mr. Kurasaki helps Ellyn Nakai with her news assign- ment. Interested listener is Sergio Curarnrneng.