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

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'Li w,.5AYt.,. i Hey, carry my books too! calls Wayne Uye- matsu to Rosemarie Fujirnoto. Others, who are taking advantage of Boys Day privilege during Freshman Week are: Richard Toda, and Har- old Sato. MR. KUBOTA'S HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left to right: Jean lshii, Annette Kakutani, Janet Hara, Gloria Cabinatan, Amy Sato, Nancy Shigemoto, Bernice Keuma. Row 2: Naomi Fukumoto, Gloria Nishihara, Nora No- kata, Carolina Delostrico, Lorraine Muronaka, Lynette Williams, Arcenia Francisco. Row 3: Marlene Kaluahine, Charlotte Silva, Trinidad Yanos, Ernesto Espiritu, Lawrence Gipolan, Rose Keoho, Estrella Abreu. Row 4: Miriam Iwasaki, Linda Fujita, Melvin Hashimoto, David Daos, Caridad Monces, Dorothy Aldosa, Row 5: Barbara Blackstad, Dennis Farias, Stanford Kashima, Leroy Rodrigues, Blayne Hiranaka, Elizabeth Agoo. Row 6: Mr. Akio Kubota, Howard Tsuchiyama, Calvin Murayamo, Har- vey Garcia, Joseph Polan, Thomas Furtado. Wal af wad MRS. TOM'S HOMEROOM Bottom row l, left to right: Billie Guadiz, Priscilla Manuel, Columbo Abaro, Ofelia Curammeng, Lindo Aquino, Joyce Racelo, Merlyn Poscual. Row 2: Carol Ann Medeiros, Gladys lida, Marian Doi, Janet Higa, Jane Hirota, Lorna Yamauchi. Row 3: Mrs. Jennie Tom, Isabella Bergonia, Mgpiino RQ- bosa, Gladys Souza, Elsie lchirnasa, Loretto Dias. R-:xl 4: Louisa Kola, Patricia Molina, Katherine Kinoshita, Lorene Watanabe, Judy Yoguchi, Ethel Urakawa. Row 5: Amelia Santiago, Carol Fuji- moto, Jane Muranaka, Theresa Costa Brum, Gladys Miyazaki, Linda Yamasaki. Row 6: Mary Ellen Lee, Geraldine Trovaso, Aurelia Miguel, Elizabeth Ferreira, Jean Aldosa. Laughter and cheer filled the air, as freshman boys and girls went through their initial field ex- perience of setting up o serious game of baseball in their new red and white uniforms. Surprised, at first, by the length of a physical education class period they enjoyed every bit of it. At the end of each period squeals of shy protests were heard from the shower rooms as the students took their first cold shower in the presence of so many people. Mrs. Ching, instructor of the girls' physical education class, also had interesting discussions on health improvements. Mr. Ono, the able tutor of the boys' physical education class, reviewed the right and the wrong ways ot playing various sports in which the boys participated during the year.

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gdklde. MR. FOUNTAIN'S HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left to right: Nolan Bukoski, James Dang, Marcial Samiano, Glenn Funamura, Juan- ito Alayvilla, Lawrence Park. Row 2: Clarence Kakutani, Marshall Nakamatsu, Rudy Delo San- tos, Robert Monde, James Takemoto, Albert Sora Row 3: Joseph Vierra, Glenn Shibuyo, Douglas I-lay, Roy Morimoto, Melvin Nagata, Leonard Rapozo, Row 4: Douglas Christian, Marvin Yo- mauchi, Andrew Polan, Lawrence Agena, Leo- nardo Cabinatan, Kenneth Higo. Row 5: Donald Christian, Malcolm Ikeda, America Morris, Eu- gene Silver, Bernard Perreira. Rnw 6: Mr. Ed- ward Fountain, Charles Carveiro, Karl Matsurnura, Wayne Kunimura, Raymond Tabuchi Where in heaven's name does this pot be- long? asked a freshman the first day he report- f' 1 A - leilfl-' 5- Elgin A - kv, ,I g ive ed for cafeteria duty at Kauai High School. Chores were varied and numerous in the kitchen, and the babes ofthe school took a long time get- ting used to a bigger cafeteria than the one they had become accustomed in the elementary school Girls drew the light work involving cooking skills whereas the boys, as is the case frequently, were assigned heavy jobs such as scrubbing huge pots and pans or mopping up the dining hall. At the end of the day, the freshmen returned to their sixth period class, tired but satisfied that another new experience was now behind them. IY, br 5 A W1 Y f U- j I I PIE IN THE MAKING Fluting, not on an instrument, but on a pie crust . . . Jane Muranaka demonstrates. The rolling pin gets thrown around on the dough. Rose- marie Fujimoto does the honor. 73

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wor Ar Led iezi MR. 0NO'S HOMEROOM Bottom row l, left to right: Julio Doctor, Gary Funada, Wayne Gokan, Ronald Alimboyoguen, John Dang, Alvin Chow. Row 2: Allen lnouye, William Duarte, Manuel Matias, Jose Rapozo, Chrisanto Adaoag. Row 3: Angel Madrid, Gary Nakagawa, Howard Rosa, George Gora, Aurilio Ramelb. Row 4: Gary Yoshida, Ronald Nagao, James Sasaki, Ronald Victorino, Patrick Layosa. Row 5: Gerald Tsukamoto, Edward Supnet, Edwin Vifada, Stanley Okuno, Susumu Muraoka. Row 6: Mr. Seichi Ono, George Yoshioko, Alvin Tanaka, Arthur Paloma, George Mokunui. A Sharpen my pencil, next! says Carol Fuiimota to Jesse Nii. Ethel Fujii is one of the fortunate girls, whose pencils are sharpened on Girls' Day during Freshman Week. Allen Sasaki and Richard Tada look right into the camera as they munch on their mid morning sand- wiches on their first day at Kauai High School. Richard Toda and Howard Tsuchiyama spray trees with in- secticide as one of their projects for their agriculture class. 75