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

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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.

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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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'Yi FINANCES ARE GONE OVER Mrs Toshlml lzumoto points out to head photographer Elmer Nu the necessity of keepmg expenses down to budget allotment Holding the yearbook ledger are business manager Jean Hrga and edltor Irene Takamnya Wuth the sample 1956 cover In her hands assocaate edutor Euko Muraoka lrstens to the duscussnon 3206! U10 hill? Three horrrble horruble deadlunes' Work was planned to the last detall but somehow the schedule got snafued When weather was bad pictures could not be taken When other actlvltues beckoned student leaders dud not turn up for plcturetakmg When electrrc power went off darkroom work had to be suspended Under the leadership of Irene Takamrya and Elko Muraoka work after school helped to meet all deadlnnes on time ln October 23 students went to Honolulu to attend the Assoclated League of Hugh School Annuals Workshop that was held on the Puna hou School campus ln January a tour of the Garden Island Publlshlng Company was made A trlp to Kapaa Hugh School for a combined staff meetlng was profitable too NEVER A DULL MOMENT Jean Hnga and Loss Wada check the money agamst the records turned an by the staff members Elko Muraoka puts on the board some of the Do s and Don ts of year book productlon SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS Seated left to rlght Barbara Fuplta Thelma Hlramoto Lynette Hamano Lrlllan Todo Ellen Tsuchlyama Mary Ann Kealoha Anmee lnouye Row 2 Jullet Borla Alice Santo Audrey Tanaka Jean Matsunaga Carol Ann Oza kr Lorraine Eroyo and Shirley Mor: J L