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

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,SZIO 0l'l'l0I Q me wad bill Ronald Toyofulru whistles his approval of Juanita AIimboyoguen's formal out- fit, which she is modeling here. The ex- pression on Edwin Matsumuro's face shows definitely how he feels. MRS. CHING'S HOMEROOM Bottom Row l, left to right: Jo-Anne Ya- mamoto, Violet Matsumoto, Anne Shnnseku, Leilani Blos, Adelino Longboy, Lucrecla Eder. Row 2: Esther Torlgoe, Haruyo Hal- tsuka, Ellyn Nakai, Diana Akama, Elaine Sondocan. Row 3: Mrs. Florence Chung, Yvonne Boiser, Elaine Yoshishige, Joyce lnouye. Row 4: Florence Rapozo, Frances Tsukamoto, Dorothy Takeuchi, Leonora Pos- cua, Anastacna Abara. Row 5: Arleen Iwa- moto, Shirley Liu, Charlotte Tamekazu, Odiene Yamamoto. Row 6: Linda Agosto, Lorraine Komaki, Veronica Rapozo, Jane Hadama, Barbara Ikeda

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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

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Cam o 58 Q i Q.-'dal'--s.....nu-1... ln the fall of 1955 the class of '58 returned to the Kauai High School campus to start the year off with a bang! Approximately 230 students made up this class, that was advised by Miss Nancy Okano and Mr. Bach Yamamoto. Sophomores were exceedingly active during this school year. There were many extra-curricu- lar activities in which these students participated and represented their class creditably. A talent scout would have found the sophomore class rich in gifted boys and girls. DAVID IHA . . . president Prexy David is intelligent . . . handsome . . . capable. An out- standing athlete, he loves all sports. CHARLES TABA . . . vice president Veep Chuck is dependable . . . amiable . . . trustworthy. He is a silver-tongued orator. SHEILA UMEHARA . . . secretary Scribe Sheila is charming . . . sincere . . . quiet. Sugar 'n spice and all things nice describes her well. HORACE TAO . . . treasurer Horace is shy . . . tall . . . witty. He hails from Koloa. MRS. CASE'5 HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left to right: Betty Lou Agustin, Evelyn Racelo, Shirley Karimoto, Gregorio Corpuz, Charlotte Saladaga, Loretta Garcia. Row 2: Jeanette Peters, Jo-Anne Aiana, Mar- jorie Rodrigues, Leone Rodrigues, Gloria Moni- pon, Christina Dacay. Row 3: Mrs. Marie Case, Lorraine Obrero, Betty Kamibayashiyamo, Jean Tsukamoto, Barbara Rapozo, Enriquita Nel- mida. Row 4: Lillian Kolo, Patricia Carvalho, Katherine Acosta, Especio Dotario, Jerome Lopez, Row 5: Carolyn Arrudo, l-aynette Ma- nini, Ophelio Fodran, Alan Fujiura, Gerald Maura. Row 6: Charlene Kaluahine, Eloise Kanoho, Mercedes Nadarisay, William Sosil, Herbert Morris.